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Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1890-08-15

1t is understood that Judge Allen
B. Morse, of the supreme court of
Michigan. has yielded to the desire
of his political friends, and will az
cept the nomination for Governor if
rendered by the Democratic conven-
ton TO be held at Detroit September
10. Judge Morse was elected to the
supreme court bench in 1885 by a
plurality of 10000 over Judge 7. M.
Cooley.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1890-08-15
EDENTON ACADEMY
Fall Session will begin.
MONDAY, SEPT Doth Al coo

ran Session will begin:
MONDAY, SEPT. 29th 1880
A competent Assistant. for the primary
department, will be employed.
Boys and girls prepared for College
or business.
RATES OF TUITION:
Per onth of weeks: Per Year.
frImary department, S1.6O. $1,000.
intermedlate S24O. S24 90.
Academic S9 90 900 81
Latin and Greek each s so. 8 500
French, ST. S,O ~
Inc Principal has had the experience
OF many years in teaching.
BOYS over twelve years Of age. who
are pro- .ded with Cadet Muskets not tn
cost exceeding five dollars each a.d
Uniforms not to cost over ten dollars
each, Will be drilled regularly in Mill
tary Tactics.
Boaru, al moderate prices, can be g.
cured for thoSe pupils - 40 live at a dis
lance and | will take pleasure in secuI-
ing It for any who may wish to attend
the school.
FOR further particulars address
L "A. WILLIAMS. PRINCIPAL,
Edentop. y. G.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1890-08-15
VIM. Stowe.

President of the Gloucester Net &
Irvine Co.. and late President and Al
years in the American Net aud Irvine
90.
Boston, MASS
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1890-08-15
Best Goods

are tie most economical to the poorest
Fisherman.
Our Mr.. Charles B. Ladd. who has
already made "a very interesting visit
to the Fisheries of the Sound, and is
thoroughly acquainted with the pros
cess of making Nets and arranging them
agreeable to the orders of Fishermen,
will have charge of supplying the
Sound, aud | will assure the neople
whom have dealt with full fifty years
that we will do right i'll all things reIa
ting m fiShinp uoar
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1890-08-15
Nets FOR '9O-91.

The .Glouster Net e Irvine Co.
invite business for 1890 and 81 for Gill
Nets. Traps and Seines. with Seine Irvine
OF the best grade they can make, as
low as faithful work can be offeIed at.
Cuts and unreasonable low prices in
variably invite low grade of goods.
The long experience of the unoer writ
or is al insurance that the
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-05-17

CHICAGO, May lG.-A dispatch from
Erie, Pa, says: Judge Gunnison made
an important ruling in a limited train
case yesterday. NJ. A. Caldwell, a broker,
got on a limited train at Erie at night
with an ordinary ticket. After the train
had left the city, the conductor finding
Caldwell on the train with local ticket,
stopped the train and elected him. Caid.
well took sick from exposure, and sued
for $4,000 damages. He was granted
judgment for $G75. The railroad com.
pany took exceptions, and Judge Gunni.
son sustained the exceptions, ruling that
Caldwell oHght to have taken the pre-
caution to ask a. the ticket office il he
was on an accommodation train; that
his ticket was not good on that train,
and that he had no business there.
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CARLISLE GETS IT.
The Democratic Caucus NominRtes Him to
Succeed tho I.nte Senator Heck.

ri, Dsn,ocrnt,c Cnurv, Nom,untes Him to
"' s"sss.I tho Int, senator Beck.
r,.,.,.,,,- w Nov 1c-I1on rohr
i'oo's,,AIA' NJ way ,o' .'ou' 'ona
u. Carllsie "as nonlna.eu u eueceeu
Senator Beck by the Democratic caucus
Mt Frankfort tonight. The nomination
...,I .,,.,,,. ,,La;r,r hoyo hoon r,da
"o"sa a'niost '''."'n ""'1 ~" ., ~ ,1 ~
last night had hot Dr. W. H. Nof'i"n'
member from Henderson county, with.
out consultation, announced that he had
MI along voted for Knott, but he no
longer believed that Knott could
win and would support Carlisle. This
an.ered the Knott men..snd they rallied,
and with the other opposition, secured
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-05-17
BASE BALL.


Wheeling Wins from Sprlnsn Othe,
Gamcs Pfnyet Yesterday.
Wheeling is still keeping up her win.
ming gait away from home. Tho strug.
gle for first place now appears TO DO be.
tween tho Nailers aud McKeesport. 1t
Is somewhat comforting TO local cranks
to know this, as all the Ohio towns in
the League are against anything that
comes from south OF the Ohio river, The
hFst games on the home grounds alter
the completion OF the present trip will
be with Mckeesport, May 81, 2S and 90,
and IRON the work both clubs have been
doing they ought to draw Fourth Of July
crowds.
It Is said that Morrison will pitch for
Wheeling to-day, md as he is still pretty
weak from his illness Springfield may
bit him freely. Nevertheless, should
Wheeling keep up her fielding record
they may come out winners. Following
Is the Score Of yesterdays game:
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STRATEGlES OF pARSEI.llrEs
| III Preventing Division on tho Irish
Agricultural l.nborer.' mn r.

| agricultural l.ab0rers' lliii.
DunLiS, May G.-rhe Freeman's Jour
nal exults over trick that was played
on tho Conservatives yesterday while q
division was pending in the House Of
Commons on Mr.. Russill's motion to at.
journ tho debate on the Irish agricu'.
tural laborcrs' bill. II appears thu
when tho Conservative whips went /,
the telephones 10 summon a long list ol
members from tho clubs for hurried
division. they found tho instruments in
possession OF the parnellite members,
who held conversations over the wire,
with fictitious fiicnds until the division
bell rang, when, Of course, 1t was too
late tor the whips TO secure the aid ot
the missing members. The strategy OF
the Parnelltts defeating the govern.
ment motion 10 adjourn. Mr.. Daliout
allowed the bill to 80 to a second read.
ing without n division.
The Daily Express ICON ,ervative) says:
III The defeat Iuickeas the activity Of
the whips aud begets truer harmon,
OF action among tho governments sun.
porters 1t will have proved blessing 10
disguise. 1t was the second time iii.
season that tho government has been
surprised, and the blunder is withou,
cxcuse,n
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NEARLY A, DISASTER
To tho Boss.linrt Wcli-Ths Hotel ut l,el.
mont III Danger for II Time.

To tho Doss.lfnrt Well 1.-The Hotel ut Hel.
mont In Danger for II Time.
Sptcia! Dispatch 10 Me InttlliCeneer.
BELMONT, W. Va, May lG.-Belmont
came near having disaster to-day.
Mud in new lead line from the loss
and Hart well caused sudden stoppagc,
followed by a heavy explosion Of gas in
the well, which startled the community,
blew out the casing head aud put an
immense column Of oil over the derrick
for several seconds. The well is close
10 the hotel, which for moment was In
great jeopardy. Fires were hastily ex.
tinguished aud the well soon controlled.
She has been flowing steadily all day
about Is barrels an hour, throwing the
fluid into a tank eight hundred feet
away. The well in trent OF the hotel is
not doing 50 much, but is Il tiue pro.
ducer. Neither well has been drilled
in.
The johnson and Drockunier No. .
may be shot. The well on the Hervey
which shosc so well yesterday deceived
the experts to-day. She went through
the sand without doing any better. The
material facts are that the sand was
found and there was oil in it. The well
was thought from the first to be on the
eastern verge. Probably u hundred feet
to the west would hit good production.
Those who are interested on the Ohio
side regard dry holes as highly encouras.
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A Foul and Il Revolver,

FoRr WAYNE, ISD, May lG-John Sic.
berry, aged q, lived with his vile, aged
IS, on farm near Blutlton, south OF
this city. They were married year
ago, but their married life had been
very unpleasant, and they had parted
about three months ago, only recently
agreeing to bury all differences and live
together again. Wednesday evening
the husband entered the house and ap.
preached his wife and pointed revol.
yer at her breast, exclaiming in play
iul manner, "look out" He snapped
the weapon three times and suddenly j,
exploded. The young wife Immediately
expired, the ball entering her heart.
Her husband was crazed with grief and
would have committed suicide had it
not been for the interference OF neigh.
bors. Heis being keptin custody pend
ing an inquest,
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Tie I,pu,lou Scandals.

LONDON, May l6.-Arthur Newton
tho solicitor, aud Frederick Taylorscp
his clerk, charged with conniving to dt.
feat justice by assisting in the escape o.
a number OF persons accused OF CON.
plicity 10 the Cleveland street scandal,
were brought up for trial to-day. New.
ton pleaded guilty to the charge. His
counsel, Sir Charles Russell, explains
that his client believed that he was act.
ing in behalf Of men who were threat.
ened with blackmail, and he did wha,
he considered was best for their inter.
ests. The court stated that it would
pass sentence on Newton OH Tuesday,
No evidence was produced to connect
Tayiorsen with the charge, and he was
discharged,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-05-17

WAsnISGroS, D. G., May 16.-Tn the
Senate to-day. Mr.. Edmuuds, from the
Judiciary Committee, reported back the
House amendment to the anti.truet bill
with an amendment thereto, striking
out certain words and inserting tho
words, $50 that the rates Of such trans.
po.ta!ion may not be raised above wha,
is just and reasonable." The amend,
ment was agreed to. The silver bill was
then taken up, and Mr.. Sherman offered
substitute for the amendment hereto.
fore offered by him. Mr.. pIumb's
amendment to Mr.. Sherpan's amend.
ment was then read. L. is to insert the
following; "Aud hereafter no funds
available for the payment OF the public
debt (includine such as are kept for the
redemption OF Treasury notes} shall be
retained in the Treasury ia excess Of Sill.
900. .OOO." The matter finally Went over,
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West Virginia Pensions

Special Dispatch TO The InteLligeneer.
WASHINGTON, May 1G.-West Virginia
pensions have been granted rs follows:
Original invalid-s. J. Newton. Triplett;
F. Springborp, Wellsburg; II. Dixon,
Ceredo.
Increase = Samuel Teel, Graham
Mines; Valentine Brewer, Munday ;
George II. Smith, Phil; N, Doueherty,
Flemington; J. NJ. Lindsey, Prospect
Vale; G. Taylor, Parkersburg; II.
Smith, Sleepy; G. Bridge and J. Skin
ner, Bsattysville; Thomas ]. Raitt,
Parkersburg; John schatsinger, Wheel
ing.
Re-issue-John II. Johnson, Cluster.
Reissue and increase-Cyrus Trough,
Long Run.
Original - Elizabeth c., widow Of
George W. Sypolt, Rowlesburg.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-05-17

NEw York, May l6.-In compliance
with the report Of the judges, the Ameri-
can Protective Tariff League hereby an
nounces the award Of prizes to senior
college students OF 1890 for essays on the
subject, "The Application Of the Ameri-
can Policy OF Protection to American
Shipping Engaged in International Com
merce.
The first prize OF $3.50 has been award
cd to John Ford, OF Cornell University,
New York. The second prizs Of 500 has
been awarded TO Carlie Il. Gaston,
of Swarthmcre College, Swarthmore, Pa.
The third prize OF so has been awarded
toi Thomas A. c. Spillane. of Bowdoin
College, Brunswick, Me. A silver medal
for a mcritorious essay has been award.
ed to W. H. Young, OF Brown Uni.
yersitv, Providence, Il. l.
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Another Gohblc Of the Standard,

CnlcAoo, May l6.-The Chicago gas
trust, according to information believed
to be reliable, ls no longer controlled by
Chicago men, but has passed into the
hands Of the Standard oil company,
which now owns n majority OF the stock.
On May !, gas trust stock was quoted n.
4St. Yesterday 1t sold at Is, and this in
the face Of the fact that many Of the
men here vino were supposed to be on
the inside, selling it short, some OF them
MS low as so. Close insiders have been
nonplussed at the rise, and it is fair to
say that Chicago is not in the deal that
has caused the stock TO make the jump.
The Standard oil company will hereafter
control the gas business in Chicago, and
it is said it proposes to lay mains and
pump natural gas into the city from the
fields 1t controls 10 the oaRt ofhere.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-05-17

LONDON, May lG.-Advices from the
China Station presenta humiliasing con.
trast between the manoeveurs of the
British fleet in those waters and the re.
cent eyolutions OF the American squad.
ron in the Mediterranean. A court Of
inquiry is sitting at Hong Kong to ascer.
tain the causes OF the accidents which
attended the manoeveurs. Altogether
the manoeveurs were more disastrous
than some battles.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-05-17
DEPUTY U. s, MARSHAL MURDERED
Dy n Constable OF Nionrus C0unty-Selt Dc.
fense Chained.

fcnse Claimed.
Special Dspdleh 10 The In,tlioeaer.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, May lO.-A
special from Union, Monroe county, tells
Of the murder ola Deputy United States
Marshal In that county yesterday after.
noon bya constable. Deputy Marshal
W. NJ. Beane was driving out into the
mountains after United States prisoners
70 bs brought to the United States
Court now in session here. At Gap
Mills he was stopped by Constable
Henry Eggleston, who said he had an
execution against Beane and levied on
the buggy. Bcane told Eggleston that
he was In the United States service and
was then on his way to arrest Federal
prisoners and would not give up the
buggy. Tho constable attempted To force
him to surrender, which he said he
would die before he would do 1t. Saying
this he drew his revolver TO protect
himself. The constable seeing the gun
drawn on him pulled out his own revol.
yer and fired at Bcane, the ball striking
him In tho head and killing him In a
couple OF hours. Essleston went to
Union, the county seat, and gave him
sell up. lie Is now there In Jail.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-05-17

KANSAS CRY, Mo-, May l0.-Heavy
froats are reported in portions OF Kansas
aud Missouri, doing some damage to the
crops, early vegetables and small fruit.
At Eldorado, Texas, it is reported that a
heavy killing frost visited Kansas yes.
terday. The thermometer registered be.
low the freezing point and this morning
there was a thin scum Of ice oyer the
"Walnut," something that has not hap
peped for years at this season. Straw.
berries and berries OF NIL kinds are COM
pletely destroyed and garden vegetables
frozen to the ground. The growing corn
has been much injured.
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\ Miscriy Hoard.

FRANKLIN, KY, May l6.-Word has
been received from Washington that the
partially charred bonds which miser ".
F: Hilton attempted 10 burn on his death
will be paid. They are worth, with in
terest, 5000. When the news that the
BOMBS were Soad came other papers were
looked up. It was found that slGs, 1000
worth had been stolen, hut those left
proved all were worth about their face
value. 5r5
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scovrpALE. Pa, May ia true bill
was found to-day by the grand jury in
the case Of Hon. Edward Callahan
against Grand Master Workman Pow-
Aerly, John r. Byrne and Peter Wise for
alleged conspiracy in defeating Callahan
ior the the senatorial nomination In
lSss and :ruInins his business. Pow
.erly has telegraphed that he will be
here on Monday. The defendants have
Ind their witnesses subp4naed.
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(iArliutN's I.unEA.

DETROIT, MICH, May lS.-The De:
troit Joaraal is authority for the state.
ment that a portion Of the lungs OF
President Garfield were taken at the
time the autopsy and cut up and dis
tributed among microscopis,s. Upon
being interyipG'sd as TO the foundation
lor The statements, the loIrga' states
that II knows Of persons in Detroit who
have such portions in their possession.
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Williams Wnrllke Uttcranccs.

sT. PETERSBURG, May lG.-sevcral Of
the newspapers here express surprise at
the warlike tenor Of the speech made by
Emperor William at Koenigsburg Tues.
day evening, after his pacific speech
from the throne at the opening OF the
Relchs,ag. The papers express especial
surprise at the nature OF the speech,
when it is considered that His Majesty
Is making preparations to attend the
manoeveurs of the Russian Army at
krasnoe Szelo. They declare that there
is nothing in the situation as far rs Rus.
sia is concerned to justify the tone Of
the speech.
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TRADE REVIEW.

Tho Features In business for the Pust
yyeck-Statc OF Trnde.
New YoRK, May lG.-R. G. Dun 4
Co.'s weekly review of trade says: The
stock market has rushed ahead until it
has absorbed all the money within
reach. and now some sigus OF reaction
appear, with little selling by foreign
holders. Substantially the same phe-
nomena have been observed in the
wheat and corn market and in the mar.
ket ior pork products. Each has at com
mand limited amount OF money. The
tendency OF prices during the past week
has been downward, decliningo cents,
on wheat, corn llcents. Oats are steady.
Oil is q cents higher. !
The market for iron is weaker and in
creased production is sufficient ex.
PLANTATION. The Philadelphia market is
"waltlng,' the Pittsburgh market is less
strong in tone and sales OF Southern
iron continue to push down prices at
New York. Steel rails have been sold
this week at $50 so, and s3l 90 is freely
quoted. The structural market shows
no improvement, but plates are in fair
demand and bar iron is thought to be at
the bottom. The key ofthe iron business
is that railroad building does not in
crease, and the demand for structural
iron is cut down by the concession Of
the S.hour day to the building trades in
many cities.
Coal is still weak, but copper and tin
firm and rising. The reports from Other
cities are almost uniformly encouraging
At Philadelphia the wool manufacture
is hindered by apprehension OF higher
prices, and spinnefs take for immediate
wants only. The monetary situation al
New York has not been altogether salts
factory. The business failures during
the last seven days number 2l2, as com
pared with 209 las. week. For CORE
spending week Of last year the failures
were 90
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4 Missing Man Turns Up.

PORTLAND, ORG., May lG.-Charles
Randolph, Ex.secretary OF tho Board OF
Trade, Of Chicago, who has been missing
from his home for some time, and who
was reported in dispatch from Chicago
to be in this eity, was seen by reporter.
Randolph stated that he left Chicago be.
cause OF ill.health. He is living quietly
here in au endeavor to regain his health.
"The circumstances OF my leaving Chi.
cago," said Randolph, tare blank to
me and | doubt ii | shall ever be able TO
tell them. know l was sick and worn
ont =
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Knows About tho Crouch Murder.

CINCINNATI, O., May 16.-A Rich.
mond. Ind, special says: A crazy
man arrived here Wednesday night
from Nenia, and was locked up. He
said he came from Bentleysvillc, Pa,
and knew Of the murder Of the Crouch
family. He says he did not commit the
murder, but claims to know why it was
committed. His name is Lude Allen.
A registered letter receipt given by the
postmaster at London, Ohio, for a letter
sent to New Orleans was found. He is
OF medium size, has a slight copper
tinge Of complexion, wears light striped
trousers and a grayish cutaway coat.
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Unnecessary Excitement,

GRAND RAPIDS, MlcH., May lG.-Dr.
Walter 4. Reid, the now famous spirit"
postmaster who kilked dupes Nil over
the United States cut ol one dollar bills,
and who at his trial demanded an Oh.
portunity to give seance in court 10
prove be vas not fraud, was this morn.
ing sentenced by the UniteG Ststes Court
to one years imprisonmentin in the ltonse
Of Correction at Detroit. Spiritualists
arc much excited, asserting thut. the re.
suit is a blow ut their religion. The
charge against Reid was using the mails
for fraudulent purposes.
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stous ,lusous mud BricIiaysrs striks.

JOLIET, ILLs., May l8.-The Union
stone masons and bricklayers went out
on strike yesterday in all parts OF tho
city, except on the buildings where tue
contractors granted their demands for
eight houra and n rate OF s. for tho
u,asons and IS 90 for the bricklayers.
The strikers are doing missionary work
among the non.union men, in order to
strengthen their own forces. H l'G
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a Duel to tho Death,

SCALA, ALA, May lG.-A duel to the
death was fought here between Louis
Smith aud Edward Elkins, travelling
salesmen from Montgomery, Ala. A
year ago both mcn quarreled on account
OF a young lady both were paying atten-
ton to. They did not see each other
again until yesterday when they met on
country road by accident. Both drew
pistols and opened fire at the same time.
At the third shot ball struck Elkins in
the breast, killing him almost instantly.
Smith is thought to be fatally wounded.
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An Insane Mothers Freak.

CHICAGO, May ld.-Mrs. Ada Ekstrom
went violently insane Mt noon to-day
and tossed her 2.year.old child out OF
the second story window, iracturing its
skull. She seemed delighted at the
child's agony, and threw ner youngest,
aged q months after it. The babes arm
was broken, but 1t may recover.
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Gladstone Qualities His Remarks.

LONDON, May lG.-Mr., Gladstone
writes to explain passage in his speech
at the Golden Club on Monday, in
which he said that protection was cx.
tended in America not only to goods but
to persons, instancine the treatment Of
Chinese. LIE says that his remarks only
only applied to cases where the Chinese
we're not conGregated in large numbers.
He admits that restraint is needed
where masses OF Chinese produce dc.
plo1able social condition.
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Reform School Directors Abroad.

Special Dispatch 10 The Lateui9e',cer.
WASHINGTON, D. G., May 16.-George
L. Price, OF keyser;' W. NJ. Dawson, OF
Kingwood; John L. Peck, OF Logan
Court House; A. P. sinnolt, OF Charles
ton; J. F. Gluck. Of Auburn; ]. Hop
Woods, OF Phillippi; &C. Showalter, Of
kingwood, comprising the President,
Superintendent and entire Board OF Di.
rectors Of the West Virginia Reform
School at Pruntytowu,a ARE ip.the city on a
tour OF inspection OF some OF the leading
eastern reform schools.
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Southern aIc,ho,lI.t Conference.

. sT. LOUIS, May lo.-The General Con.
ference Of the NJ. Z. Church South met
this morning, and after the religious ser
vices, the Committee on Z Episcopacy
made a report recommending tho e!ee-
,!on Of two bishops, one to take the
place Of bishop AlcTyere, and the other
TO BE the bishop Of a now soc TO he crea.
ted: The repoit was adopted, N
The election OF bishops was made the
special order for next Monday. The