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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-02
THE warren MEETING
At the Capitol Rink. Saturday Night.
Large Crowd Present

At the Capitol Riuk Saturday Nighr-A
Large Crowd Present.
The watch meeting at the Rink Satnr-
day night was grand sUccrrs Fifteen
hundred propie were served with refresh
ments, and 81 Il r,suli ol H." Iu,ctin" one
hundred aud twenty i've pr'srut signed
the pledge. The meeting cu!ninruc.d at :
o'clock. The leaders were changed every
hour, and wa led 10y the following GER
tlcmen respectively Hon q " Akin.
son. G.. ". Bags, y. ". Brch, William
Hastings and j. NJ. Dowltr. Etrnest
speeches were made b. Tho ahovc named
gentlemen, aud Mrssrs. Camp, Samuel
Crci. hton and George Fuller.
There were three meetings yesterday.
At the morning E,r.ir" Major Camp took
for the subject oi his address Love and
Home, aud in the afternoon il VII, Does
the Bible Teach Total Ahsur,u,r1 \
number signed the plrdg'
The largest audience hat has ever been
at the Rink va there last night, sunday
Oler 2.uoJ We're present ana mlny were
turned away. Standing room could rot
be iounI "a, the ai+leS, stage and the rear
of the br'ldIng was crowded.
Major Gimp run out Of pledges but h1s
as.:r Tor { coo and they will arrive to day
lady IoE the might mtvtinG 1t The German
Methodist Church, l. ghth ward, conner
Thirty. seventh and Jacob
Last night twenty men who had signed
the pledge sent forward " request that The
Christian people would pray Tor them that
they would hold out and gain the victory.
Meetings will he held this week At the
following places: Monday, German Meth
odiyt Church. Tuesday, North Street
Wednesday AMI Thursday, & \. K Hal
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-02
INDUSTRIAL NOrES.
OF Interest Picked ur About the CITY aud
Vicinity

OF Interest Picked up About the CITY and
Vicinity
The Riverside glass works in Wel,shmg
viii Tc5um. operations the second week in
January.
1t is understood that the riverside Com
papy ,elll soon he supplying auumhcr Of
pipe mills with s'S;9Ip.
Tn, Rellairc nail works and steel plant
closed ,iuIn Saturday indefinitely, the lat
ter until Ike wauv question: is settled.
Daring the sioppage yar!uu- improvements
will be made, among them hI"wInE Ell
CINE.
The new steel sclir is supposed 10 go
into eject to-day, hut there I, = little
hitch. ~ far ~ Wheeling IL concerned.
There will, it As understood, he confer
ence Ou Wednesday over the ulster.
Mnchinis., N neatly Ill lines Of work
say there Is no percc"uhir dimmutlon in
work; that a great deal Of business is prom
iced for the winter and spring; that buyers
are not iEliStiUg upon unrcnSOnahly low
price,. and that material can be- purchased
al lower prices now lot winter delivery
than they could month ago. Nearly all
machiniats are carrying more stock IN the
way OF irou and steel.
Saturday morning when the Jefferson
naIlers. ut Steuhenvillc, wen, !. work
they found a nOt,e posted to the effect
thai no one need return to work Monday
until he mai ugdr arrangements with Mr.
McClmton, the manager. This means, II
is inferred, that the Jefferson I'LL not en-
ploy union men rs such. What arrange
mCnts the Jefferson IS making with its
nalleis Is not exactly known but It Is nu-
derstOOd there Is e new scale that
includes - cents per krg for ten
pennies instead of l. now paid.
The arrangement il made by
the individual mailer, and not as an organ
ization. II is learned that al! the men
with four or five exceptions, have Joined
the l'uinn. and that none 80 far except
tlosa who refused 10 JON the Union have
siuned the new scat. This afternoon the
r9iIrr- held "a meeting IN the Shcur'I Of
fr, AT which II WIS decided not Ia sign
the scale presented 10y the manager 1t Is
stated nv parties Who seem to know thhi
Il IA the intention Of all nail factories T."
mako their own contracts with nalleTs
hereafter, each knowing what 1t can aIioId
IN NAY. -r,gIsurHh Gn.f',,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-02
4 Resume of the Contents of the Local
Department of the Paper.

4 Resume of the Contents of the Local
Department of the Paper.
extensive article, showing Whceling's
prosperity during the past year, which is
reproduced in this mornings issue, and
will he found Of interest.
New industries for Wheeling An ef-
fort being made to start big plate glass
worka.-Two hig gas wells struck by
the West Virginia Company in the Hick
ory district. About nailers' wages -
The glass situation. The new Caldwell
Il Peterson Company.
The c., l.. Il w. transfer boat, badly
damaged 10y the ice, --Trcnsters Of real
estate.
Social gossip-telling of what has
passed and what is to come to amuse
Wheeling society people.--Personal
points.
Slippery sidewalks cause Mrs. Norton,
Mr.. Chas Prayer, Mrs. K. II. Sllvey and
several other persons to he quite severely
injured.
Circuit Court-The business transacted
therein on Saturday.
PresentatlOns-Me ssrs. Henry, Bernard
and Marcus Baer are handsomely remew-
bered by their employees; Mr.. Henry ia
cobs is likewise remembered, and Capt.
Porter Smith receives handsome present
from his force.
A cut showing III meeting Of - and
-, and their amusing conversations he
sides other miscellaneous matters OF in
teTeSt.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-02
THE RIVER.
THE PROSPECTS GOOD FOR HEAVY COAL
SHIPMR NTS,
Within the Succeeding Forty-Eght HOurs-The
Stream Almost Clear Of lCs-Lat
est kilograms.

The eccentricities of the climate of the
Upper Ohio Valley have long excited the
admiration of our citizens and the wonder
and detestation OF strangers. 1t Is one
thing in the morning. another at noon,
aud something very different from either
at night, with the chances very much III
favor of a bran new freak in the weather
line before the awful hour of midnight Is
tolled These reflections upon some
what threadbare topic, yet one which,
like the ''Old, old story always presents
some new and interesting features, are
called forth by the fact that We are prom
ised very decided rise in the
river within the succeeding forty-eight
hours, and there is good ground for the
belief that fair run OF coal will find its
way to the rather scautily supplied South
cru market at a time when it was both
needed and the least expected. -Four days
ago, with the mercury huggng the extreme
south end of the tube, there was very little
prospect Of any increase in the rather small
volume OF water flowing beneath sub
| stantial covering OF ice, but this morning
| the river is free along almost its entire
| length, the shore ice has moved on the
creeks have disgorged their frozen sur
| faces. and with slowly mounting tide in
the headwater streams, the Plttsburg coal
men are smiling IN broad aud compre-
| hensiye way.
| The breakup in the river began Satur-
| day night down stream, the Ice gorge at
/ Btllaire moving out, and sinking the
/ Lizzie Townsend in doing 50, ~ WAS re.
( corded yesterday morning. Yesterday 1t
. did further damage, cutting down the
/ Bellaire wharf boat. and leaving It IN such
shape a. to be badly damaged by a heavy
| rush of hard ice from above.
/ The Bridgeport creek ran out yesterday,
/ the great mass OI ice being piled up on the
/ still frozen surface Of Back river IN
great prOtusion Gs well rs confusion.
! Wheeling creek also run out, but no
/ damage of moment was done. The ice
/ from above is expected to be- along tins
morning. and the few craft III this
! vicinity will be put in the best possible
shape to resist damage. No trouble Is.
looked tor, however.
CAPTAIN Walton, Of PittSburg stated
Yesterday that tine river men up there were
Ipoklug Tor "A barge stage by tonight, and
that ali the coal which could possible he
got ready would be shipped vt the Hood
ia. A. uiduiyht last might there WAS
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-02
4 GLASS FNrERr 70 LEAVE.
Nj. onto Jaeger to Go To F"sturia, a., This
FNguiur

Nj. otto Jaeger to Gu To F"sturia, o.. This
Evening.
This evening Mr. otto Jaeger the head
Of the engraving and etching departments
at the Hobbs, BrOckunjer X Co factory,
in this city Tor several years, will leave
the city for Fostoria, O., where he will
take charge OF similar departments in the
new glass works there in which he and a
number Of other WE,eliug gentlemen are
interested. The To~toTia works w,rr pro-
jected and are mainly owned BY Mcssrs. l..
b. Martin, W, = Brady aud otto Jaeger,
and have been in active and successful
operation for some little time, turning ont
n choice line OF table ware Mr. Jaeger Tor
a long time hesiJatcd about scveIing his con
nectiOn with Wheelingaud leaving his host
of friends here, bnt he finally decided to
20. His family will remain here unu!
spring Mr. Jaeger has bcen a valuable
member OF Council, sitting n the Second
Branch from the Eighth ward, and he will
be greatly missed in the administrations OF
city affairs The best wishes Of his lucuds
20 with him to FostOrld.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-02
Al PIIT~Hl Re-

,p,riG, Ttsyram 10 ne R.g.,,.r.
PrrTsGUEG, PA, January There * a
barre rise in the Ohio and large amount
ct coal will leave pittshurE to-muruw,
probably 1 UUU UOO or 5000, 600 bushels.
At six o'clock tonight at AlorgantOwu
the river was / tect inches and rising,
at Rlce's Landing , feet & inches and
nj Parker foot inches and rlaInG All
up the Allegheny heavy snow had fallen
On Saturday, and the warmer weather
began to make the Allegheny come up,
aud she Is expected to boom IN her usual
style before morning.
At the Davis Island Dam everybody
was hopeful The wIckets are still up,
said the engineer, "and everything IL IN
good condition. This morning at ,
o'clock the water in the pool was station
ary. with , feet inches below the dam
The water now u p. m. below the dam as
! feet inches.
Che outlook 40" /, that the wlckets
will be taken out before morning The
iapon the allegheny will probably break
,, tonight, bat We will nQt he taken by
SuIDrlSr
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-02
ObsequIos of Mira. Bryant

DfypAskN AtbfAI Ai'f #f
The funeral services of Mrs. William c.
Bryant took place at All Souls Church
last evening. The pastor, the Rev. DR..
Gunnisuu, invited the Rev. DIR. McCullash,
pastOr OF the Ross Street Freshly
Church, who was present in the audience,
10 take part in the services. Mr.. McCul-
lagh made brief appropriate Introductory
PRAYER and then read lifting selections from
the Scriptures His own personal expert
encea of recent date gave to the presence OF
Mr.. McCullagh, on this occasion, peculiar
fitness, and added not only tenderness but
touching pathos to the Scriptures he read
and the words that he spoke.
The Rev. DR.. Gunnison, vino followed
with the address, was so closely allied
with the hereaved families, and so keenly
felt the personal loss Of the deceased, that
he did not venture to trust himself to an
eatemye.aneOus address, but spoke from
written manuscript His words were So
kind and tender ana sc tail of his own s0r-
row that he made himself and his auditors
mann, -"rs.witb thrrelatiVes Of the deceased.
IL a. p,Io ,-"r. Hh0 was an intimate
personal friend OF the dee, 'S'"' .'IS .,.,,
eral appropriate selections with 10 u
tenderness At the 81 Sc OF the services
DR.. McCullagh pronounced the henedlc-
ton and those present filed past the casket
to take last look at the earthly FEATURES
O! the deceased.
The body was then removed to the rest
deuce Of the parents, - Lee avenue, where
this morning the mother and younger
sister of the deceased, who could not be at
the church, owing to recent Illness, had an
opportunity to see the remains, aud the
Rev. c. II. Fay, IL Old and esteemed
friend of the family, made a prayer, pre-
vious to the removal Of the body to the
burial in Cypress Hill Cemetery.
PROF MULLEN will reopen his dancing
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-02
"FNNTASMA,''
The Great Spectacular Play 20 be fr"
duced at the Opera House.

duced at the opera House.
The New Year. attraction at the Opera
House, to-day, will be- the HNulun Broth
ers' wonderful New Flnta~ma,' which
is pronounced as the greatest aud most Ie-
markuble spectacular play ever introduced
on the American stage 1t will be given
At the matinee this afternoon and tins
evening also 20 morrow evening. la
M. king oi tb- production the Toronto
The Gram Opera House Ga9 packed to
tba door.s las, risp, ~Gd the HuniCn Broth
ers' revised version OF 'eaN'"-'" "" 40
received with the heartiest tx, ''9''""' ~ ~
approval from all parts Of he house. ~
better spectacular show has ever been pre-
ssutcd nm Toronto. While 1t contains
nothing that can he considered objection
able. even 10y the most ft-tidiouS, 1t Is
briu. hill at Iun and iollity from first To
last. The mo>t surprising and amusing
tricks abound throughout the
play, and some OF these are drolI enough
To bring a smile to the lips of craven
image. Some OF the scenic effects are
startiugly beautiful while the illusions are
~ near perfection a. could well be imag-
med The pantomImic action IL every
where gracefully and cleverIy done. '
Seats are on sale ut Banners music store,
and crowded houses axe assured, Judging
from the advance sale.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-02
An End to Bone scraping.

Edward Shepherd, of Harrisburg, ILL.,,
SAYS: Having received so much benefit
!rom Electric Filters, teal it my duty to
let suffering humanity know It. Have had
q running sore on my lrg tor eight years;
my doctors told me would have to have
the hone scraped or Leg ampututed. fused,
instead, three bottles of Elrctri" Btter-
aud seven boxes BuCklen's ArnIca Salvc,
and my leg is now sound and we'll"
Electric Bittcrs are sold at fifty cents q
bottle, and Bucklcn's Aruica Salye at 25c.
a toN by LOgar& Co.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-02

Yesterday the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road company inougurated the sale OF local
round trip" tickets Mt all its offices east
of the Ohio river These tickets will he
sold To any station on the line east OF the
Ohio river, alta discount averaging about
ten per cent Of the regular rate, and they
will be valid for passage for thirty days,
including day of sale They will he sold
Tor all trains, every day in tue year. and II
is expected that their introduction will
bring about an increase in the volume OF
local travel that will, eventually, more
than compensate the company Tor the re.
durti0n Of rates.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-02
POINTS UNIEOPLE.

,iaeamsnt, %. CitI1en- md the Coming
and Going or Stranger.
$ l.. Could. OF ParkorsburC, is at the
Mcclure
". 5. Hanna, OF Charleston, is at the
NcIuTe
FIJI. Caldwell, OF Cincinnati, Is at the
%amm.
J. T.. Shane and VIII, O. Fairmout, are
10 the Stamm.
Eru,ncJrtT,e7s OF the Grafton Ssnt,H,L
is al the NyLv!r.
NJ y. Arnert OF Flirmont, is quartcrcd
at the Howell House
Miss Ashton and daughters, Misses
Iottiy and Daisy, spent New Years Day
at the Mcclure House.
Nlr. John Pipes returns TO Cleveland
to-day, WHERE he will flash hIa study OF
medicine ina Narrb.
Hon T. = Morsru. State Superintend-
eut Of Free schools !"ll TOR Charleston
Yesterday uilyru stay of several DAYS IN
the rlDv
Mr.. Jos. T.. Khra< who recently went
tn Kansas CITY 20 locate, has accepted
position u the Comr'!ol.er's office OF the
kansas City, Fort Scott aHd cult Railroad
Company: aud D.. also organrst m one the
rhurrh,-. J1r's many friends "tu be-
pleased 90 h..,. ct h,s surcrsss.
Read IA, Death Roll
WEt.n 90. Iu..ur mortality OF any uUgr city
NAV Es rr.y designated ouJ yuI viii ind tina,
..u.,I rua t.~s.aI wa.a8.y> ,aat l- tu say. those
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-02

Scott Richards, the well-knOwn saloon
keeper, was yesterday arrested by Officer
Shorts, on warrant sworn ont by man
named Jake Heater, who charged Rich
aids with assaulting him. From what
can be learned of the matter, 1t seems
Heater WAS III Richards saloon about
1890 o'clock SATURDAY night, and made
some insulting remark to Mrs Richards
whereupOn her husband gave Heater a
good licking and fired him out into the
street. There is a bad cut on Heater =
head which, he says, was made by II
billy" in the hands of Richards The
case will he aired this morning.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-02

Mrs. WinslOw's Soothing Syrup for
children teething, is the prescription Of
one of the best female nurses and physicians
in the United States, and has been used
for forty years with never failing success
by millions of mothers for their children.
During the process of teething its value IS
incalcuahle. II relieves the child from
pain. cures dysentery and diarrhes, grip
;ug in the howelR, and wind cole. BY
giving health Ia the child it reats its
mother. Price 25c bottle.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-02
Amendment Received.

Mr.. Oscar Sseley has received from
Exalted Grand Ruler II. f. Leech, COM
mission as District Deputy Exalted Grand
Ruler for the Department OF West Virginia
This honor was great surprise to Mr.
Seelev, ana sa source of much satisfaction
to his many friends
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-02
columnu. sad Return VIA. It. a o.

To parties desiring TO attend the Imam
puration of GOV Foraker at Columbus, O.,
JANUARY oh. the l.. " . will sell round
trip tickets AT the io,r rat of one cent per
niIc IA sgah direction Tickets good two
days.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-02

The New Years Reception this evening
at the Young Mems Christian Association
huiIdinu. promises to be Il very pleasant
affair. All Young men are invited I" call
between 100 aud 10 o clock, and they are
assured Of a hearty welcome the even
iur will he enlvened by good music, both
yor,I and instrumental \ numhCr 81
young ladies will he present TO assist the
ladies of the Union Benevolent SuCiety to
entertain the callers These receptions
are ALWAYS highly enjoyable, aud this will
undoubtedly be more 80 than usual.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-02
Base Ball Briefs

GAINESVILLE is to have au Incorporated
club.
The players thus lar signed by Mansfield
are: John Nightingale, John Orr, John
Darrah, W. Kelly, J. II. Connors, George
Westlake W. Dale, Jr, A. b. Randall,
and John FitzsimmOns.
The Zanesville's list OF players comprises
John Mccain, X. Male, 7. k McShnnnit,,
A. Swift, J. c. Lauer, W. ). Frye, T.
Hutchinson, Martin Duck, s. Bachelor,
u Martin and W. l.. Watson.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-02
GENERAL INTELLIGENCE.


At the last meeting of Wheeling Lodge
No. 9, l. O. 0. F., the following officers
were elected to serve the ensuing term:
Noble Grand, James Nondisson; Vice
Grand, Chas +. Vankeureni Secretary, II.
A. Albright; Treasurer, Jacob Morris.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-02
OPEN HOUSE.
The Custom of New Years Calling
VIII Receive To- Day.

VIII Receive To- Day.
The old aud enjoyable custom OF New
Years calling il being wei preserved in
some cities and revived in many where it
had almost died out In Wheeling the
past few wears, the custom has been allow
ed to decline, and this year 1t will be OBJ
served by only very few. However while
but several will keep open house formally
"A number of ladies will receive informally,
and altogether, the day will no doubt be
pleasantly spent in social circles.
Among those who will receive formally
are Miss Lydia McMecheu aud Miss Jen-
ME Baird, both of whom will be assisted
hy a number of charming young ladies,
among whom are several visitors to the
city. The hours will be from 8 p. M. to
- III.
The young ladies Of Mrs. Senseny's
boarding house will not keep open house
to-day, as they had fully intended doing,
being prevented by circumstances.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-02
Fine Music.

A large number Of people assembled at
Arion Hall last evening, to listen to the
usual scmi-monthly rehearsal OF the Opera
House orchestra The programme was an
excellent one and was beautifully render
ed, much to the delight OF the auditors,
under the direction of Prof. T.. w. Spell.
Following is the programme.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-02

Special offer, ladies' wacu linrd-glOVe
kid shors at $l.2j worth -, at hasenhH-
er's shoe hOGss..
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-02

The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com
pany will. on December 24th, 18th, 10th
and 3lst, l-s7, and January LIST and ID,
ISIS. sell round trip tickets, at One Fare
for the round trip from all stations to all
stations on the Trans-Ohio Divisions, and
on the Columbus and Cincinnati Midland
railroad, including Chicago, Wheeling,
Pittsburg and Cincinnati.
Tickets will he good returning until jan
uary Sd, 1858, inclusive.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-02

We have now ON exhibit the large est
line OF Fall and Winter HooIcnS ever
placed for inspection in our city,
" which will Dc mudH NJ first class at
reasonable prices.
Also % uIi line of our Celebrated
Knitted Jackets Just received.
G. HESS = SONS.
1921 WnrAc "a Street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-02
Advice u Mothers.

THE hest s. shoe in the State tor wear
at Hasenauer
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-02

MEMS calf shoes R1.35 at Hasenauer's 5.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-02

LS.GOoDNCo veil Try gods The chaapcaL
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-02
TIE SUNDAY REGISTER.

PROF. MULLEN will reopen his dauci
class January 10 in Jermania Hall.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-05-21

Reno JUurnnl:--Dr. >. Bishop has r. =
ceivctl package of the much-;a ked OF
Repercet sect from DR.. w. Bergman, of
Berlin, Germany, who il by no means
unknown t. mnuy people of Reno. The
seed was purchased of Gnstav Otto
Solon,nn, No. 20. Lantsberger Strasse,
Berlin. And accompanying it wns the
foil wing letter regarding IT'S cuItiva-
tion:
The aspercet seed wants to he soaked
for twenty-Iour hours in warm water be-
fore planting, no as to soften the outer
SHE |. After the seed has been put in
the ground, sprinkle the ground little
morning and night for q week or two
until you can See that the seed is start-
cd. Aft r that. it is supposed that the
grnss will make its own way. The wnter
for soaking the seed must be warm, but
not hot.
DIR. Bishop Intends to make a careful
experiment Of the plant beth at the
Asylum and at his ranch in Spanish
Spring Valley.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-05-21

Boston Glolt:- Three queens ap-
peared Mt palace window in Berlin
yesterday. They were: Victoria,
Queen of England; Victoria, Queen OF
P'ussia, and Augusta, dowager Queen
Of Prussia. These three queens make
mp strong hand, but Bismarck hns
three kings under his thumb, besides
siveral more mp his sleeve, and he tukes
tho pot.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-05-21

Examiner The National Treasury
Is not the only one thnt is full to over
flo wing; tint of Texas has surplus Of
some SO ,OOO, 900. and the Governor haa
called nm extra session Of the Legisla
cure to reduce the swelling. An expe
dItious accomplishment Of his purpose
might he assured hv holding the session
In the Treasury, md leaving the doors
Of the vaults unlocked. The surpIuE
would Vanish thence with nimblene ~
chat would surprise. and stttssmanahip
would hail the rednwn az an old era.