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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-11-10
WHEELING INSTALMENT co.

For Jingle OF Chinaware put your
ear to this-Toilet Sets, in beautiful
decorations, that formerly sold at 81 90
and 81 50. will be marked down this
week to 81 50-Toilet Sets, made in the
finest ware, artis,icatly decorated and in
beautiful odd shapes. good value at
Sl2 %, will sell ut s. Dwell keep
right through this department and
smash prices-We will offer thirty Toilet
Sets, in neat decorations, seven distinct
patterns, at only 81 % each-lIere's mn
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS D chance for the
economical housewife-Toiet Sets at
less than half their regular market value
are what We otler-Be awake to the i'm.
portance OF this sale Come and select
what you may want in this limo at these
giving away prices Don't hesitate about
money; small amount of ready cash
and tho balance in easy weekly OF
monthly payments will enable you 10
buy what you may want in our line
We give credit 10 every one-Come hele
before purchasing--A single dollar does
double duty.
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1885 10 ii4O Market Street.


Everything in modern furniture II
shown here-Design and finish are par
ticular features in our immense stock
: We haven't anything to show that's hae
it's day-We keep apsce with tho times
and cndenvor to always present t1s
latest in our line-In Chamber suits IT
ali woods notably oak, the prettles
and most stylish BY iar)-we can interest
YOU to al extent not equalled by any
house-Special attention is paid to oas
goods in antique and sixteenth century
iinish-We show good values in thest
goods, from twenty-five to one hundred
and fifty dollars. Do you think oil buy
ing? Must you refurnish2 Examine
our offerings this week in Oak Suits al
sos 90 eaCh-Nye guarantee them the
beat values in their way--The saiesi
collateral offered in any mart in the
city-We hold them Mt these figures IN
ANTIQUE oak and sixteenth century finish
only-Tn better grades we have splendid
values in superb designs-Regular critic
rionB in acknowledgements OF ex'
Quisite taste.
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TAECEIS y JONES,
90 Fifth avenue, Pittsburgh,

A PROMINENT physician IN old army
surgeon in eastern Iowa, was called away
from home for few days; during his
absence one Of the children contracted a
severe cold and his wife boughta bottle
Of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for it.
They were so much pleased with the
remedy that they afterwards used several
bottles at various times. He said, from
his experience with 1t, he regarded it as
the most reliable preparation in use for
colds and that it came the nearest being
o specific Of any medicine he had ever
seen. For sale by W. W. Irwin, G. r.
GoetZe, John Klari, @. Schnepf, W. e.
Williams and NJ. w. Heiniici. Daw
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OYSTERS OYSTERS
Adyancs'in Price.

Commencing to-day, I am compelled
to announce an advance in tho price Of
thia necessary article OF diet. I make
this advance very reluctantly, but am
compelled to do it to save myself from
actual loss.
Oysters are very scarce, and the ont.
look for the future is q still greater
scarcity. This has caused a heavy nd.
vance In price in all the oyster markets
in the East. From today the retail
price for the present will DO
FORTY CENTS PER QUART,
with probability Of further advance
before the holidays.
W. O. McCLUsKEY,
Wholesale Agent, SO Twelfth street.
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Work was resumed Saturday on the
shore pier OF the new bridge to the
Island, after q rest Of several weeks, and
for some reason tho sudden necessity
for haste was SO great as to require work.
ing all day Sunday. The preparation Of
the site for the channel pier was also
resumed Saturday and continued
through Sunday. The sand ia being
pumped and dug out, preparatory 10
anchoring the crib for the masonry.
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Two deeds OF trust and the following
transfers OF real estate were left for
record at Clerk Hooks office on Satur.
day:
Deed made November 8, 1850, by
William @. RiheldaGer and wife to
Edward A. Higgins, for the east half Of
lot No. lis, in D. Zane's addition 10 the
Island. Consideration $500.
Deed made October q, 1880, by Fred
erick Schwertfeger to William Lane, for
lot No. 6, on the plat of the subdivision
made by Frederick Schwertteger, in D..
ZAre's addition. Consideration $500.
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Tho City Sued.

Mrs. Kate Holman, Of Caldwell's run,
whose house was severely damaged by
floods on several occasions, has filed a
claim against the city, through D. B.
Dovener, her counsel, for damage done
to her property on the evening Of Octo.
Der IL, when the bridge over the run
was carried down and thrown against
her dwelling, doing great damage. Her
claim is for S702. N, ~
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Last Nights Iselienrsal,

There was good attendance at Arion
hall last evening Mt the first public re-
hearsal Of the aeasou by the Opera
House Orchestra. The programme
printed in Saturdays NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
was artistically rendered, and the
audience was hearty In iia approval.
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urday. The incorporators are William
KoehnIein and Ell y Gilmore, OF Bridge.
port. and Charles A. Reed, John G.
TamliHson and G. W. seabright, Of ibis
city, the first two holding eight hhares
each, Mr.. Reed five. Mr.. Tomlinson five
and Mr.. Seabright Owe, Of $50 each.
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Tic ray.Fo,tor nurlesoue Con- p,nv.

This company will Commence three
nights engagement at the Grand this
evening. 1t is highly spoken OF by
papers all over the country, and is com.
posed OF thirty Of the best people in the
vaudeville line. Among the artists are
Miss Pauline Bachelor, the burlesque
queen; Tommy Dayton, the comedian,
aud Vanola, the Mexican wonder. Those
who desire to witness this performance
should secure their seats without delay,
as the Grand is sure to hold one oil the
largest audiences OF the season. Seats
are now on sale ct Weire.
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Laying GU, mn Important Connection.

A force Of men arc engaged in laying
down q new line on the Peninsula, con.
Meeting tho main line Of the terminal
system, on the west side Of the PENN.
sula, with the line on the east aide, run.
ming 70 the B. & 0. track, near the tun.
mel. The new track will greatly facifi-
tate tho banding OF cars by both the 3.
Il 0. and Terminal companies.
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Preparing n Course OF Stud >.

A committee Of prominent educators
including J. W. Hinkle, Of Hinton, A.
L. Wade, Of Morgantown, G.S. Laidley,
Of Charleston, and State Superintendent
B. S. Morgan, chairman Of the commit
tee, were in session at Charleston Thurs.
day, Thursday night and Friday for the
purpose OF preparing course Of study
and manual for use in the ungraded
schools Of the State. Major Lee, Of
Huntington, tho fifth member, was I'M
able, on account Of sickness, to be pres
ent. This committee was appointed by
the State convention Of echool officers
which met at Parkersburg last August.
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A Pleasing Sense

OF health and strength renewed and Of
ease and comfort follows the use OF
Syrup OF Figs, as it acts in harmony with
nature to edectuslly cleanse the system
when costive or bilious. For sale in Soc
and 81 90 bottles byall leading druggista.
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Death of an AGED Lady.

9lrs. Harriet Smith, formerly OF this
city, died ct the home OF her son, A. P.
Smith, in Martins Ferry, early Saturday
morning, eighty.seven years old. The
remains we're inferred in Greenwood
cemetery yesterday afternoon.
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Mr.. johnson Rrnin M.

D Mr.. Frank Johnson's hosts OF friends
were grieved and shocked Saturday to
hear that he was again suffering from
the mental malady which caused his
confinement at Weston not long ago.
Saturday he created a sensation at the
postoilice, aud had to be locked up again.
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Charles Arnett, whose bad fall from a
third story window. on Market street
last Tuesday night will be remembered,
is reported to be slowly improving, and
it is now thought that he will get well.
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II you intend erecting a Monument
Vault, Marker or memorial OF any kind
and want arst.class work and low prices
call at office Of I, A. Moore, second hoor
McLain's Building, 1905 Market street
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The river marks last night indicated
Q feet 4 inches. The reports from above
we're:
Morgantown-i feet 0 inches and sta
tionary; weather cloudy.
Warren-S feet 0 inches and rising;
weather mild, with light rain.
Brownsville-5 feet I inches and ris-
ing; weather cloudy.
Pittsburgh-S feet and stationary
weather cloudy aud mild.
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WASHINGTON, D. G., Nov. {. The heavy
rain fall increase WINS reported during
tho past "a hours: Newport, Ark, J, 60
For West Virginia, Western Pennsyl'
vania and Ohio, rain, clearing In western
Ohio. cooler westerly gnlee, cold wave
lair Tuegday.
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EYANGELiSTiC HALL.
Mr.. Sawyer Has n Large and Enthusinsti
Meeting.

MIR. Sawyer Has Large and Enthusiastic
Meeting.
The audience at Ryangelistic Hall was
little allow gathering Last evening, but
at a few minutes after s o'clock the hall
was filed, and standing room in the
aisles and about the pulpit was well
filled. The audience was composed
more largely than on any previous
occasion, Of ron.church going people,
and Mr.. Sawyer's hearty talk seemed to
take hold upon them wonderfully. The
music was exceptionally good, and the
choir was strengthened by the presence
OF Mrs. Title Hallett and Mr.. S. Fl.
Kasley. A baud OF workers was organ
lied, comprising about forty Of those
who are in position to give personal aid
by visiting the homes Of those who
need help and who show q desire to lead
better lives.
1t was also announced that on next
Thursday evening another free sand
witch and coffee festival will DO given by
the ladies who had charge Of the last
one.
The peoples meetings arc meeting
with unexpected success and arc doing q
work not egsayed by the churches. In
the thirty.eight meetings that have been
held since the hall was opened, it is esti-
mated that 5000 people who do not at
tend any church have been set thinking
by tho meetings, and many OF them
have come to sec the error OF their way.
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Qbf Sntelliocnter.
once Nos. 10 aud " Fourteenth Street.
Now Advertiser cnts.

High Grade American sllks-oco N. Shook
d Co.-FOurth page.
Wheeling lnSialment Company Fourth page.
Stocks. londS and Real Estate FOR sale-
Opera fiousc-Rceves' English operate Dur
lcIque Company.
Wanted oil Oncc-Wm. Orr 4 eon.
Grand Opera II9use-Tbe Fs>'foSief Euglitl
GRAND 0petr lIouse-Mln Katie Emmett.
LOSt-K. Of +. Charm. =.
The Greatest Display on Ea,th-J. ". feret-'
Fourth pace.
Public hale--w. l., Turncy.
Hot snppcr. at the Vest Virginia Homo lot
FrlcndleSs and Aged Women.
New Fall and Winter shoes-A. q. Wlnchef.
New Dress 48eas--J. s. Rhodes j. 20,
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ORDERs for pure Rye and Bourbon
Whisky promptly filed at Lally's, 2lOO
Main St. Kimmel Whisky q speciality.
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W. J. WCF dUQGn,
ONE PRICE HATTER AND FuRNlsIER,
ST. 1920 md 1872 Market St.
NEW. NEW! NEW.

We arc row In receipt Of q complete
Inc Of Full and Winter W0olcEs, con.
sistiug OF oytrcoatlngs, sui:ings, rnnia'
la88iRss apa Fancy fRstlRgs which we
warrant to make up In ilrst.class style
at reasonable prices and fit guaranteed,
4 complete line Of GNnt2 Furnishing
Goods IN stock. Seamless MerinO aud
Fast Maek half Iiosa at 25e pair.
Wear our celebrated all.wOol Knit
Jackets. CHESS l. SONS, Y
1891 g. 1898 Market Street,
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IL you cannot see anu need spectacles
you should call on us and hay O J our Eyes
tested without charge. VIC hayo The
finest Instruments aud more experience
than any other Optician in the State,
and guarantee satisfaction or money re.
funded. JACOB ". GRUBB,
Jcweler and Optician,
Ger. Twelfth and Market Streets.
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A Ne,s OIL Company !,

The certificate OF incorporation Of the
Little Wheeling Oil Company was left
for record at Clerk Hooks Office on Sat.
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WINTER OPENING.

Tuesday and Wednesday,, Nov. II md IL.
OUR OWN IMPORTATION.
Reception Costumes, street and party
eressea, also long party wraps. s3
Lalies' Suit Parlor. 80. j.
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barney McEntee was arrested ngain on satur.
The Probate Court warned him against iptcrier.
Ing with the building Of the high board fence
By the Cleveland & Pittsburgh Railroad Com.
pany In front OF his place, hui he paid no item.
lion 70 his. He said he wasn't afraid OF all the
court houses. Judges laWyerst mayors and police
In America, having Travelled over eighteen dif.
ierent States, and he knew moro than any OF
them. Saturday morning found him on guard
again, more defiant than ever. Armed with un
order from the Probate Courtfor Barneys arrest
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This was rendered in manner which
reflected much credit on Prot. Armstrong
and on those pupils who took part. a
supplementary matinee will be given
soon, the pupils not appearing on this
programme being tho performers then.
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VAN HourEs's CocoA.-"Once tried,
always used" Mwar
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MARTINS PERRY.
Lively Episode In the Fence war-Fareraf


Other Notes. III
The factory at The buckeye glass works, which
mas been OFT week or SO on account OF the
strike, resumed at midnight Business Is boom.
lug there. The Elson and N0rthwoOd glass
factories are also doing big business.
The funeral Of Mrs. Mary n. Mitchell from the
residence Of ". L. Ratcliir. Oh Saturday after.
noon,, was very largely attended. Rev. II. n.
Campbell, pastor OF the Presbyterian Church,
OBLIGATED and preached from the thirty.fourtli
psalm. "The Lord fedeemeth the soul OF His
terrants and none OF them shall be desolate."
He paid q glowing tribute to the memory OF the
deceased. The choir consisted Of Mr.. J. c. Cray,
Misses Jessie Williamson, Ida Hoyle, Elouise
Gray and Madge Clark. The services were con.
cluced with prayer by Rev. Samuel BOYD. The
pail bearers were Capt. James Thcaker, OF Mt.
Pleasant, MIR. Alex Mcllrary, OF Scotch Ridge,
and ar. James II. nrenneu, OF Martins Ferry.
Cemetery, a .n.. ~. =.
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The Thermometer ut schnepf's drug
store, Opera House corner, Saturday,
rariathrpd M fallaHR.
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THE agent OF Wanamaker ( Brown has
received l,00 winter samples.
J, w, FERREL,
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WINTER OPENING.


PARIS, LONDON AND NEW YORK DRESSES.
Tuesday and "Wednesday, Nov. II and 70.
Ladies' Suit Parlor. Sl {
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CATARRH indicates impure blood, and
10 cure it, take Hoods Sarsaparilla, which
puriiies the blood. Sold by all druggists.
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How many murmur ut high prices !?
Why Salvation Oil costs only % cents q
hottie . -E..s
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"a annexed:
Dro-En Poste Gregh.
Miss Sadie Emshcimcr.
Miss Gertrude trcw.
sciTE-Ic CARNIVAL, op. l05 Streabbog.
Mss blanche Edwards.
William Armstrong.
(b Polka,
William Arms!rong.
icy Schottische,
Miss Celia Speycr.
William Armstrong.
(dl Galop,
william Armstrong.
icy Polka Mazurkn,
Miss Bessie Donaldson. ~
William Armstrong.
SoLo-Polonaise, Fmaj Or............. Hoist
Miss Gencyicre Holiday.
suITE-Lcs Pnptllons op. leS.,......... StreebEpg.
LAY Polka mgEurka,
MIsS Elisa Spcidel.
Miss Emily Pollock.
(b) Galop,
William Armstrong.
- Miss Nellie Henry.
William Armstrong.
td} sclotilschc.
Miss Ma.tle OFT. S.
william Armstrong. "
solo-Socturre. ma Lichner
Nils frhucis Summers.
Duo-Galop nfernnlc......;.....-..-Ho Gilman Pryor
Miss Graham.
William Armstrong. ,7
Miss Ella L. Chew
puo--Po!ka from TaHs Sugte}..... .....L lehHer
Miss Carrie N. Gutmau.
81 William Armstrong. EF
solo-soppRmbula. FantaisIe........... Dorm
Miss Lauchl!n.
Solo-Rondo
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Wholesale Agent, SO Twelfth street.
Announcement.

The many patrons of the enterpriaing
firm Of
PARCELS & JONES, '- AZ
90 Fifth avenue, Pittsburgh,
are cordially invited to their 7z s
WINTER OPENING
OF Imported Costumes from Paris and
London, also from leading New York
Modests, Il
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Tho Musical Matinee,

Tho matinee given by Prof. William
Armstrong Saturday was decided sue.
cess astisiically, and as a social event
was much enjoyed by those fortunate
enough to be present. The programme
ia annexed:
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90 Fifth avenue, Pittsburgh.

1. S. Coon sells dry goods the cheapest.
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SATURDAY night about o'clock Miss
Berthe Meyer, the seventeen.year.old
daughter OF Mrs. William Meyer, who
keeps saloon on South Jacob street,
fell out OF n second story window and
struck on her head. She was stunned
and bruised, but not seriously hurt. Dr..
W. Il. Stathers was called and rendered
the necessary medical aid.
The sun., 1890-01-03
Eore,ga Notss OF Real Interest.

Irving Is to build q theatre near the Strand
Thirty German scuptors are working ON thirty now
monuments to Emperor WilliamI
There 6ss periodical publications in Russia sSv-
enty-siRht of them are political and news dAieR, 100
scientific &c religious is artistic Ss agricultural az
statistical and bibliographicaL Is pedagogc, 10 for
children and the rest miscellaneous.
Three weeks ago the Berlin cAbmen celebrated the
l5oth anniversary of the rs Introduction of caba in
Berlin The schedule of fares prescribed by the
City Council provided that cabman caught oyerehArg
ing should bo placed In stocks before the City Hall
The engineer G6nin, who died recently In LyonG left
all his property to France. Each department. nelud-
ing Asaoe aud Lorraine will receive In accordance
with his win an annual income Of 1000 franca Tho
heads Of tho departments directed to divide the
money the Of the eitiea every
The electric Light s turning inside out other towns
than New York In Paris for days the footpaths
the bouovardS leading from the Madeleine to the
Place de roperA have beSR confined TO half their dmsn'
sons owing 10 tho fact that trenches have again been
dug for the reception OF wires II will be that the
sidewalk not the street. 10 used for tho bubwayL
The dynamite and the powder millA OF Germany have
Just formed trust The agreement viii be binding to
all parties till 1924 Amy mill owner who violates It win
be liable to heavy neB; In aggravated high
S9OoOo0 All the pronts OF all members OF the trust
will bo pooled Sixty per cent OF them win 20 to the
dynamite and the rest to the mon
CorTegEio's San Giovanni" cited In the biographies
and catalogues having been In church and subss-
quenty lost 10 thought to have been found gentle
man bought the picture lately for very trihinE sum
from poor family in the town OF CorregRIo and after
submitting experts 1t has boen pronounced the real
thug picture OF great vigor aud SpontAnsiy and In
oOrTeRgo's best style
In q sensational pamphlet entitled "The Bomb" .
servAn railway Ocial hAA Just told the ssFyiAn people
how ~ Bontoux secured the concession for the consTuo
ton and operation OF the servan State Railway. Ac.
cordnG the pamphlet Bontoux bought the favor OF
King Milan With 20nOoO franeG lie also gave the
Minister President PirotSohAnatS o1D frAncG the
leader of the Progressive party GarAschRnn. JOoooO;
the seFviAn Ambassador then in ConatAntinOplo. 2O.
ooO aud The MiniStsr Of Public Works 22oOOn These
Il astounding disclosures have turned Belgrade tOpsy
tnrVy. All OF them. the 0OAOsERlRE NIAA
thouEht 70 bS substantially accurate.
The sun., 1890-01-03
The Fair Way to Look at 1t,

To get to the truth about the election OF
1888 we must not approach 1t from the side
where the Mugwumps keep their camp.
When the problem is conceived in sense
instead Of in absurdity, 1t is not how much
bigger the CLEVELAND vote would have been
In NewYork without Governor HILL In the
campaign, but how much less.
It is safe to say that without Governor
Hills vigorous and unreserved advocacy
and exertions for the national ticket and
the enormous influence and impetus of his
own canvass to help. Mr.. CLEVELAND would
have been beaten by at least 10000 in-
stead of 1900. Yet because 1t was beyond
the power Of man to add another $1,000 votes
to the CLEVELAND column. the Mugwump
rage doubled In intensity and the hope OF
keeping alive at fever heat for years to come
That is the truth about the relations of the
Hill and CLEVELAND canvass in 1883.
The sun., 1890-01-03

Besides his geographical discoveries Mr.
STANLEY will make some interesting eontribu-
tionB to the anthropology OF tho countries he
has Just visited. Among the most important
are his discoveries relating to the wide extent
OF the Wahuma people. with whom We already
have some acquaintance. He found them very
numerous on the east side OF Muta Nzige. and
no says that most Of them "eRn boast OF feat
ures quite as regular. fine. and delicate as Eu-
ropeans." All the Weather and more impor-
tant people are pure Wahuma. They are very
light In color and are the most interesting type
found ON the Central African uplRnds.
Wherever" says Mr.. STANLEY, we find the
Wshuma with their herds. ono might fancy
himself transported into the midst Of Abys-
sinia" He also heard OF great people In Ru-
anda, the vast explored region west Of Muta
Nzige. and according to the description Riven
him, no people, not even the Waganda, until
now supposed to be the greatest nation In the
lake regions. equal the inhabitants OF Ruanda
In number and strength.