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matters Of AIInoF MomsRt in ana About me
Crcu,nRRs have come.

NAaANLNL Va NAA-ah aMMA&NEN -
OiEy.
CucUMBERs have come.
sHERLlE, 66, address L. B. l2s Toledo.
MATISER Of the Peoples Theatre o.dsy.
FRosr is reported on the hills yesterday
morning.
DR.. ]. H. PiPRs delivered an interesting
talk Yesterday to the teachers and pupils
Of the Eighth ward on the subject Of
Physiology and Anatomy,
In the Circuit Court yesterday the YER
dict Of the Jury in the case OF John Z,
Clator against Charles Otto was set aside
by Judge Jacob, on motion OF the defend
ant,
DENNIS GARDNER had a hearing before
Judge Boyd yesterday on 9 writ Of hGOeli
corpus, and was remRnded to jail in de-
fault Of hsil, on the charge OF resisting
Constable Love.
WHEELING LODGE No. ., A, +. 4 A. NJ,
at its regular meeting Thursday evening
elected the following gentlemen as officers
forthe ensuingyear; Dr. S, B. MCCormick,
W. NJ N. Emsheimsr, s.. WI Charles
Adams, ]. w; Allen Brock, Secretary /;
". t'SluyNh' AlSeSuASN
CLERK Hook yesterday admitted to re-
a deed made June 8, by Alfred Caldwell
and Henry w. Russell, special commits
s%ioners, to George ClRtor, in consideration
OF 81, 800, for the north third Of o tl22
on the east side OF Market street between
Tenth and Eleventh streets.
MRssRs. DOYLE and Mclaughlin, OF
Martins Ferry, resent and deny q state
ment made in an interview with one
Walton several weeks ago that they are
"b~laCksheep," or that they had anything
to do with having Wheeling workmen
discharged from the pipe line, at Martins
Ferry,
THR Wheeling Poultry Association
meets at BaTnesville next Wednesday.
The address Of welcome will be delivered
by W. W. Hanlon, Of the Republican, Ar
rangements were yesterday completed by
which 1. K, FelCh, OF NRIiCk, Mass, one
OF the foremost COunoisseurs Of poultry in
the country, will act as judge OF the poul'
try display at the State Fair here next
September,
The Globe Building Association held
their second meeting last evening in then
rooms IN CfRngleb DlOCk' lneLe WAS =
large attendance and sales OF additiona!
stock amounting to 700 shares, The Board
Of Directors organized by electing Thos,
O'Brien, President; Geo. G, Hannah, Bee
rotary; John ], Bayha, Treasurer; W, ],
W, Cowden, Solicitor; VIM. P, Hubbard
Trustee. Money sold at 94i percent pre-
MUM.
Me-. J.A. FAIRS, the artist, has on e1'
hlbltion at Nichols an oil painting
"Wheelmen on the Road" 1t represents
about a score Of bicyCliats out on a run.
Three or four have stopped at aspiring and
dismounted. The picture attracts much
attention. The effect Of distance, the
figures, the Htrikingly natural contour oil
the ground, which might dismay a less
skilled artist, are all worthy Of study
One OF the figures is q very life.like por-
trait Of Mr.. viii Wright.
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RIVER NEWS.
Stage Of the watsr and Movements Of the
Steamboats,.

Stage Of the watsr n Movements Of the
stoamboAts.
The Scotia Is due down at an early hour
this morning, enroute from Pittsburgh to
Cincinnati.
The river last night was 3 feet O inches
and falling. At headwaters 1t was station
airy or falling.
The W. N. Chancellor passed down
early. yesterday morning bound for
Charleston, with q fair trip on board.
Ira Huntington, clerk Of the w. N.
Chancellor, is accompanied the present
trip by his wife and two children. -Four
children Of Captain Hold Knowles are also
making the present trip on the Chancellor,
the guests Of Mr.. Huntington.
Captain Chancellor, Of the w. N. Chan.
cellor, stopped OF at his home in Parkers.
burg this trip 10 witness the marriage OF
his son, which took place on Wednesday.
With q son married Captain O. will begin
to think he is getting old.-Pithburgh Com.
mercidt. Gastls.
The Louis A. Shirley arrived last even.
ing with a fair trip on board. She will
leave for Cincinnati as usual, at 8 O'Clock
this afternoon, and shippers are requested
to have their shipments on the leyee In
good time. The Shirley possesses excel.
lent passenger accommodations and Ia off.
cered by a very clever set Of gentlemen.
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The Kauawha Miners.

On the first of the month mining was re-
sumed vt the Stone Cliff Mined, in the New
River region. Strong threats were made
against new hands by striking miners,
and on Thursday Sheriff MCVey, Of Fay.
ettO county, went 10 the place with a large
posse Of men to prevent any serious
trouble. The Marmet mines, on the
Kanawha river, will resume work in flew
days at q price which will be fixed when
the day work is begun. The mines are
being got into condition for the workmen.
1t Is believed that the backbone Of the
strike has been broken In the Kanawha
and New River coal fields. The Cedar
Grove Coal Company and Beams Coal
Company resumed Yesterday.
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TIE PRopIeALs HOME.
The NAISrs' Present P~Opitlon-TAIk About
Wages,

Wages
The Wheeling delegates to the late
nailers' convention at Pittsburgh arrived
home yesterday. President Wisr said he
had nothing to say, Secretary Chew says
the United Nailsrs, Rollers and Heaters'
Association Of America Is practically q
thing OF the past as a separate organizA-
ton. The lodges will meet as sOon as
possible-to'dRy, generally-make formal
application for charters as lodges OF the
AmRlgamAtsd Association, and elect dele
gates TO represent them in the convention
now in session at Pittsburgh during the
remainder oil its sittinga. at the rata OF
progress 80 far the convention ia likely to
consume nearly another week.
One OF the nsilers says:
"0ur return gives the Amalgamstion
loo members, We have t~wenty.three
lodges, located in Wisconsin, Illinois, In.
diana, Ohio, West Virginia and Peunsyl-
vania. Not 3 single lodge has a member
ship under thirty and many OF them run
up towards a hundred. | think most OF
the prsliminRries will have been arranged
by Monday, and the delegates duly &C.
credited at Pittsburgh by that time. We
shall have proper representations on the
Scale Committee,
"Fhe scale we shall ask Is the Mingo
scale or the lS-Gent scale, The rates for
heating and rolling are prescribed by the
Amalgamation, and there will be no trou-
BILE on any Of these points. We return to
the Amalgamation as good members as
when we left, We go back with ranks
intact, or practically 80. Out OF all those
men who began the great strike Of 1885 |
think only n or two deserted US. We
say without Boosting that we have brought
back to the Amalgamation an order that
for intelligence, ability, fidelity to purpose
and general mechanical accomplishments
has no superior In the labor organisations
OF the country, We need now only the
steel.plant-wOrkers to organize and the
circuit will be complete"
Ut the AmRlgAmaLed men demand the
10 percent increase" said Mr., w. II.
EyerSon, OF W. H, Eyerson Il Co, "it will
raise the cost Of pudding to s. so per ton.
Our mill Ia not in the union, but | don't
think the manufacturers will stand 1t.
The iron workers have killed the goose
that lays the golden egg by making de-
mands before they are justified, There
has been practically no business, Owing
to the dullness many new enterprises have
been abandoned and orders were recalled
or cancelled. This is a bad time to ask
for on advance"
MI. James l. Bennett, Of Graf, Bennett
/ Co., said; ~ expected all along that
thiu 6nnanH knr m tnOvouua ,poTI1J he
made. Our firm will not pay It, | think.
In all probability We will resistit Idon't
know what the other manufacturers will
d."
"Do you think that this move on the
part Of the puddlers will have q tendency
10 inCrese the production Of steelY"
"Ithink it will. There won't be enough
money in the manufacture Of iron"
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GAINESVILLE can no longer boast OF her
achievements az a berry grower. The fact
that the river country Of Belmont county
can equal her has been demonstrated by
Judge j. s. Cochran, OF Martins Ferry,
who Is delivering sharpless berries as large
and ine as aver seen at GAINESVILLE, In
this city every day. The berries which
attract so much attention at w. 0. Nc
Cluskey's are from Judge Cochran's two
acre bed, which he expects to yield 400
bushels this year. He says they will be
still finer next year. His smaller varieties
are also unusually NICE 1t has long been
a matter Of comment that the berry grow.
ing business was left 80 exclusively to
GAINESVILLE, and 1t Is safe to say that In q
short time the fields along the river hills
will be largely devoted to berry culture.
Judge Cochran also raises raspberries and
small soisI,i i5uit Ss generally r%nlEyGro ne IL y n, . P noIsS5d IN
hnnd.
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", q, I, q, Convention.

The Fourth Annual Convention Of the
Woman's Christian Temperance Union Of
West Virginia will be held at Wellsburg
June 20 and "a. The Wellsburg ladies
have extended an earnest invitation, not
only TO delegates, but all friends Of the
cause, promising entertainment to those
who will send their names TO Miss Annie
?. Duval. An unusually large attendance
is expected. Amongthe eminent WomRn's
Christian Temperance Union leaders on
the programme for the convention are
Frances 3. Willard, President Of the
National Woman's Christian Temperance
Union Miss Anna Gordon, Evanston, ILL.,.
Miss Jennie Smith, Of Mountain Lake
Park, and Miss Susie, Pollock, superin.
tendent Of the Normal kindergarten In.
stitute, Washington, D. O.
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BsilaIro.

Mr.. Andy Weimand moved to Mingo
yesterday.
Mrs. William Kelly Is home from an ex.
tended trip through the West.
The colored school began a two even
ings' entertainment last night.
The exploded mogul engine was photo.
graphed by 7. 8. Tappan for the illustrat.
ed papers.
The employees Of the burned Crystal
window glass works gave a ball at Turner
Hall last night.
George Duncan, a miner at Barnard's
mines, had leg fractured by a fall Of soap.
stone Thursday.
Hugh Gifin brought in yesterday from
Fernwood, Jefferson county, a Holstein
COW and two calves.
Q. O. Kelly and A. P. Tallman left last
night for 9 trip to the Blue Ridge noun.
tains, hunting and fishing.
The steel works did not work last night
and will be idle to-day 10 enable all hands
TO 60 to the Amalgamated Association pic.
mic at Beaver.
A band OF the Salvation Army started
street services on Union street Thursday
evening. The Army has rented q hall in
the MCGregor block.
The owners Of houses injured by the
locomotive explosion are estimating dam.
ages To be recovered from the Baltimore &
Ohio Railroad Company.
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supnEME COURT OF APPEALS.
The business Transacted by this TribunI
mt YOAteFdhy'A SOAAion.

The business Transacted by this Tribunal
at Yesterdays Session.
The Supreme Court Of Appeals met at
10 A. N, yesterday, with all the judges
present.
T. NJ. Garvin, a practlcing attorney in
the Courts Of this State, qualified on mo-
ton Of NJ. T. Frame.
Pittsburgh, Cincinnati 4 St. Louis Rail.
way Company v. The State Board OF Pub.
lie Works, from Brooke county, was set
for hearing June 25.
Seabright v. 6eabright, from Ohio
county, argument concluded and case sub.
mitted.
Fox v. Manufacturer Insurance Com.
pany, from Ohio county ; continued.
Evans v. Taylor, from Ohio county sub.
mitted.
Certify v. Healy, from Ohio county,
continued. This case Is q suit by the
widow Of Gerrity for $4,000 damages
against James Healy, the contractor, Ger.
rity having been killed by the caving In Of
q ditch on Market street, on January 0,
1882. In the lower Court the Jury found
for the defendant.
State v. Mollohan, from Braxton county;
writ Of errori dismissed.
DlCkesCheid v. Exchange Bank ct al.
partly heard.
Adjourned until this morning at 10
O'Clock,
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mn q. A. Notes.

Services will be held in the Association
parlors tonight at s r. NJ, and service Of
song, for young men exclusively, on the
Sabbath, at A P. NJ. All are invited.
There will be an outdoor meeting held
at the lower end Of the Fifth ward market
tomorrow, from 6:15 to 7r. NJ, at which
Miss Jennie Smith will assist, the singing
to be by the Young men Of the Young
Mems Christian Association. Interesting
services are expected.
The parlors Of the Young Mems Christian
Association have been nicely pApered and
the building renovated from top TO bot.
tom, and they present q very Maidstone
appearance.
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In the Circuit Court yesterday the YER
dict Of the jury in the case OF John T.
Clator against Charles Otto was set aside
by Judge Jacob, on motion Of the defend
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oo,n,pr 10 wheeling,

The Pittsburgh Dhpatch Baysi Com.
pany A, Knights Of 81. George, held d
large meeting last night NJ Kunkle's Hall,
on South Eighteenth street. A resolution
was passed that the company attend the
annual convention which will be held al
Wheeling on the 18th inst. The company
will attend with about fifty members, and
will be accompanied by the Gefmania
Cornet Band. They will also enter the
tournament which will be held at the Fair
Grounds there on the l4th.
The convention will be IN session three
days, and about twenty communicates Of
the Roman Catholic Uniform Knights will
be. In attendance from Western Penn.
sylvania, Weat Virginia and Ohio.
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rrnlAnllnnt. Nau ans.

WASHINGTON, June 4.-Mt. Wallace, the
Democrat who takes the place left vacant
by the death Of Governor Hahn, Of Lou.
isiana, was sworn In to-day. After The
ceremonies be was introduced 10 Mr.. RAN
dali and had long conference with him,
He told Mt. Randall that he was q Pfoteo.
Zionist, and that he would be with him II
any 6ght against The Morrison bill was
necessary. Mr.. Randall was very much
pleased. He regarded him a. an acquiBi.
lion 10 the young prOteCtlOhist element Of
his patty, which 10 al present represented
BY such men % Flndlay, Of Maryland, and
MCAdoo, Of New Jet1ey,
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The Caldwell Republican says; ]. N.
Abraham, an extensive buyer Of Ohio
wool, called at this office, last Satur.
day. Last year he bought something over
b0O,O 900 pounds Of wool at an average price
Of 80 cents. This year he has instructed
his buyers TO start the wool crop at Is
cents for clean, straight wool, and a reduc.
ton from that for unwashed, buck and
crooked feeces. II the wool cannot be
purchased at that figure, then his agents
are instructed 10 make no purchases.
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IuE RINK MEETINGS.
Growing Interest in the WOrk-sOvsral OOn.
VERSIONS.

Growing Interest In the Work-sOvSrnl Don
VERSIONS.
The Capitol rink meetings are still grow
ing in interest. Many people were ut the
altar last evening for prayers, and a mum.
Der were converted. The work during
the day wa powerful, especially
at the Second ward market house at 10
o'clock. This was a meeting OF extfaor.
binary character. In addition to the tenn.
peranCe interest, which was great, there
was a deep religious spirit.
There will be a service at the Fifth ward
market house at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. to-day.
All are invited to attend.
AT 3 o'clock p. NJ. there will be a chill.
dren's meeting at the Capitol rink. Ia
the evening e~Yaugelistic services will be
held In the rink, beginning at Z o'clock.
Sunday morning Miss Smith will lead
services at the Baptist Church, at 1880,
Miss Abbie Sherman will DO at Zane
Street NJ. Z. Church OF the same hour.
In the afternoon services will DO carried
on at the ALEXANDRIA rink from 8 until 8
O'Clock. In the evening the services will
be held in Capitol rink.
At Fourth Street NJ. Z. Church the
pastor will preach at 1880. In the even.
Ing there will be no service on account Of
the rink meeting.
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A. L. RICE & co.
HATS,

For the past several days we have
found II very difficult TO supply the de-
mand Tor certain choice styles Of Hats.
We are therefore pleased TO Inform you
OF the arrival Of several large shipments
Of Ladies', Misses and Chtldren's Hats
yesterday, and to-day We will DO prepared
10 show as complete u line Of straw
Goods as ut any time during the season.
Special attention Is called to our large
stock OF Chlldren's Trimmed Goods.
A. l.. RICE L. co.
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Young Wagnor pl.oharred.

Young Christ Wagner, who had the
misfortune to accidentally shoot an infant
OF Joseph Tenley's east Of the city Thurs
day, was yesterday discharged by Justice
W. Fl. Caldwell. Coroner Schultze went
out yesterday morning, but after talking
with the parents Of the dead baby, de.
Cided that II was not necessary 10 hold an
inquest, 80 plain was 1t that tho shooting
was an accident. Mr.. Tenley himself
asked that the boy be discharged, saying
he believed the innocent cause OF the &C.
Cident felt as bad over 1t as the bereaved
parents,
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arouses the apprehensions Of a whole city.
Aud yet tile Wild havoc Of disease %startles
no one. Sad TO relate, women suffer from
yeart o year with chronic diseases and weak
nesses peculiar 10 their sex, knowing that
they are growing worse with every day,
and still take no measures for their own
relief. Dr.. Plerce's "Favorite PtssCfip.
tom is tue result Of lifelong and learned
study Of female complaints. II Is guar.
anteed 70 Oure.
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Ths Rain.

GALVESTON, June 4.-Up to midnight
last night the McgS has received specials
from the interior showing that good rains
had fallen last evening in eighteen oun
ties, It has rained all along the Pecos
valley, aud q few good showers are report.
ed west Of San Antonio. The rainfall
covers an area Of about four hundred
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SCALP, FACE, nARs AND NEck

Wa AFFLICTED with Ec1emA on the Scalp, Face,
Eats and Neck, which the. druggist, where ] not
your remedies, pronounced one Of The worst CGsei
that had come tindet his notice. He adVll9d me
N tty yOut OutlCufA Remedies, aud alter Ave dGyh'
use my scalp aud part oil my fare were ehtltely
cured, and hope In another week 10 have my
ears, neck and the other par. Of ny face cured.
1N 4, Fourth Street, New YotE EAAAN 9NNDA'
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Mr.. ]. H. Close, wife and youngest son,
left their home at st. Clairsyille on Tues.
day for New York, where they will
embark to-day on the Advance, oil
the United States and Brsztl Mail
Steamship Company, for Rio de Janeiro,
Brazil, the metropolis Of South America,
where they will tranship on a line OF
"Reminiscences for Montevidoe, Uruguay,
and later they will continue their journey
10 Buenos Aires, Argentine Republic.
The voyage in about 5000 miles In length,
and will occupy SO days. MI. Close goes
TO South America Tor a two.fold purpose
first, with q view to improving his health,
and second, with a view to business. Dur.
Ing his stay he will investigate the wool
industry Of those countries, which are
evidently important, when Il Is consider.
ed that from Montevideo alone, from the
first Of January Of this year to the first Of
April, over 10000 900 pounds Of wool came
into American ports. Conditions being
favorable he may also engage In pur.
chasing woods for eastern manufacturers.
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ASK to see our mems lne 81 so shoes.
HTONR'A OAaH SHoE STOAR.

YOU are cordially invited 10 cali at our
classroom and examine the Standard Ro-
tafy Shuttle Sewing Machine, the quick.
cot, easiest and Btlllest running machine
oil the age. Most elegant wood work. We
are general agents for the Standard and
White Sewing Machines and the Cali.
graph & Hammond Whiting Machines.
Willie for catalogues.
FDw. L. Ross 4 Co.,
81 Twelfth street.
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Tho HeaYer MReunIon.

The annual reunion and picnic Of the
Amalgamated Association Of Iron aud
Steel Workers will be held on the fair
grounds at Beaver, Pa, to-day. The @. &
P. road sells tickets at greatly reduced
rates and will run trains at very brief in-
tervals. This reunion will be especially
worthy the name. 1t will partake Of the
nature OF a celebration Of the return Of the
nailers to the ranks, and will be a reunion
in fact as well as In name. For this rea-
son the attendance from this vicinity will
doubtless be larger than 1t has been for
several years past.
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GREAT BARGAINS 10 shoes at the Popular
Shoe Store, 1909 Market street.
sweet summer Da,s,

YOU can get 20 pounds light brown, or
10 pounds standard A, or IA pounds gran.
ulAted sugar at the Atlantic Tea Company
fot 81, Gall early and secure q handsome
card, entitled, Sweet Summer Days. al
the Atlantic Tea Company, iii and 996i
Market street, Wheellngj 1877 Belmont
street, Bellaltej 1870 South Fourth street,
eteubenYllle, Ohio,
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Gte ~Q&tdIiQtuer.
onieeI NoS. 10 and ~ Fourteenth street.


Wholesale sRleSmen Wanted.
The Gate city sloue Hlter-Ewlng Bros.
Cheaper Than EVer-9. Mendel q Co.
Important Observation-Disclosures wheeling Roll
Rink Association.
ocean steamship Tick0ts-H 7. Dehtens.
Fowler Fly F~AnB-Nesbltt d bro.
Window screenA %. ". stiiGl 4 Sons.
NOlice-HRnna 4 ClGmmans.
List Of Letters.
MaSonis Jars-GCO. X. MoIeChen 4 Son.
They arc HCrC-R II. List.
OIL aud GBG stnYes-ueO. W. JOhnSon's Sons.
HIeInWAy PIAnOs-F. W. Bauntef.
For CinIlnnRtl-SteRmer Louis A. Shirley.
BRVO Money II, ]. Smyth.
is. Rhodes 4 Co.-BirEains In Wash Goods.
Opium and Whisky Habits Cured.
EleCtrlc Belt Ftee,
Religious Notices Fourth page.
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An u, 4, Uo6sul In Town,

Mr.. Alyesto 8. Hogue, U, s. Vice and
Deputy CONSUL General al Frankfort.on.
the.Maln, wss In the city yesterday. Mr..
Hogue has held this position for ten years,
and will return 10 his post Of duty about
the 10Th Of this month, He'is here on a
visit 10 his old home near Loydsville,
Belmont county, where he has many rela.
tiVea and friends.
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T SORES.

1hAye been afflicted since last March with q
Skin disease the doctors called BC1ema, Ny lace
and burning were almost Unbeatable. Seeing yOui
Cutlc1ta II 'tnedilS so highly recommended, con,
cluded 10 Elv9 them 4 teal. uAing the Cuticufa and
Cut!c1ta soap externally y, and f~esolvent internally,
for which tmake this public statement,
MRs. CLARA A. FREDERICK.
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Alpha Assembly X. Of L., Martins
Ferry, never did authorize any one to say
that we asked or dictated to the manager
Of the gas line through our town who he
should employ as workmen. And any
person using the authority to say that we
did are lnposters aud will be dealt with az
such. We made no request as X. OF LIS
TO the manager. BY order Of
ALPHA ASSEMBLY No. 1852, X. or L.