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BURST INTO FLANE.
The Revolutionary Spirit SmOuI-
dering in Spain.
BLOODSHED AT BARCELONA.
Republican Demonstsa.
tion Charged Upon by Government
TrOOps...several Wounded.
Foreign News.

BARCELONA, Feb. 5.-The revolution:
aty spirit smouldering throughout Spain
nearly burst into flame in this city to.
day. There was peaceful demoastsa.
tion, in which a parade and speech, 8
were the main features, going on in e.
yor of the Republican leader, Don Nito-
las Simon Alfonso, Zorilla's co.worker
in teaching Republican ideas; and na-
turally the crowds which were attracted
by the procession became somewhat exc
cited. This attitude OF the popultce
seems to have alarmed the officer Of O
troop OF mounted gems d'armes, who
had been detailed TO maintain order, and
in case OF such emergency arising, 10
suppress any revolutionary proceedings.
The officer lost his head and ordered tie
gems d'darmes to charge the crowd.
They did so at a gallop, firing their pis-
tolls and carbines right and left. Sever
eral persons were dangerously wounded,
and bullets from the gems d'armes'
weapons were fAttened around the ball
cony and window Of the hotel from
which Salmon was speaking. The az.
lion OF the gems d'armes deeply enraged
The people, but the crowd dispersed
without retaliation.
The government will be asked TO or
ler an inquiry into the conduct Of the
officer in charge OF the gems d'armes.
Salmon's friends claim that the gems
l'armes tried to shoot him.
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TIN IN MExICO.

The Largest and Richest Vein of Ore In
tho World Discovered Near DuranEo-It
Will be Opensd Mt Once.
SAN ANTONIO, Tx, Feb. 5.-The
largest and richest vein Of tin ore known
to the mining industry of the world has
been discovered in the old Dablo mine
shaft, forty-eight miles southwest Of
Durango, Mexico. The owner Of the
mine and discoveret OF this fabulously
rich vein is Jon P. Baker Of San Fran
cisco, who arrived in this city yesterday.
Mr.. Baker says there is a remarkable
vein Of ore, over four feet wide, com
posed Of q solid mass OF oxide Of tin,
assayiug from fifty to sixty per cent ol
pure metal. MIR. Baker will operate II
Immediately,
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LAST NIGHTS CONCERT
And Hop ut Arlou Han for the Benefit o
the Opern House Orchestra.

And Hop at Arlon Hall for the Benefit ol
the Opera House Orchestra.
The Opera House orchestra gave a fine
promenade concert at the Ariou hal
last night, followed by au enjoyable
ball for which the orchestra furnished
the music. The attendance was large
and the audience was exceedingly ap,
preciative. Six selections, Of varied
styles Of composition, we're rendered in
manner Of uniform excellence, which
reflected great credit on both Prof
Spell and his musicians. Following il
the programme:
/. MArch-"The Merry Cooper Boy n-...E r. KoedeI
.. OyeEture-"Jolly Fellows" ..."..F. Won supp9
3, MISUNDERSTANDING MuSIkRntens,
treIche" Merry Musicians TrIcks,.H. Hlinl
1. WAltZ-"NalrentnHEe ...... 6tluE
B. Burlesque-"ThG Country MuEiclaAS'. "A. .MohI
Q. Galop-'"s '"schwlegermamas Abschted"
(Nother.in'LRw's DepArtute,-.-...C. EbneI
Alter the concert the floor was cleared,
and twelve dances INDUCED in, the mer.
riment continuing till a late hour. The
entertainment placed another feather in
the cap Of the orchestra.
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WORK In IHN HOUSE.

Mr.. Bland Offers Free Coinage Amend
msa,-Ths House VIII Meet at II q, m.
WASHINGTON, DC, Feb. 5.-In the
House to-day, on motion OF Mr.. McKin.
ley, by unantmoes consent it was ordered
that during the remainder of the session
the House shall meet at II o. m.
In the Civil Appropriation bill, when
the paragraph providing for the expenses
OF the Interstate Commerce Commits
sion was reached, Mr.. Anderson, o.
Kansas, offered an amendment directing
the Commission to inquire into the facts
relating to the Western Traffic Associa-
ton. After some discussion a point oI
order raised against the amendment was
Mr.. Bland, of Missouri, offered o silver
free coinage amendment TO the para
graph providing for the recoinage oi
gold and silver coins.
Mr.. Dingley, OF Maine, raised poin
OF order against the amendment, ant
the debate which followed was entirely
technical In It's character. Pending
decision the House adjourned.
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uNlrGp STATS COURT.
Important OIL Dseision-A Big Case with q
Great Array of Legal Talent.

Important OIL DS6iSion-A Big Case with I
Great Array of Legal Talent.
Special Dipateh to he lRtslliaeAer.
PARKE&sBuRo, W. Va, Feb. 5.-JudRt
John ]. Jackson, OF the United State
Court, rendered his decision this after
noon in the equity case Of B, D. spilmar
and ". N. Chancellor against Joseph s.
Brown. This is an important oil case
involving the ownership of ten acres ol
the Taylor farm In the Belmont field.
The court held that the plaintilts, under
their purchase from John F. Taylor in
July, 1890, are entitled in fee to the ten
acres which were excepted out OF the
lease made July, 1889, by Taylor to j. s.
Brown. Hon. John A. Hutchinson is
counsel for the plaintiffs and Judge
stealy for the defendant. The case will
be appealed to the Supreme Court Of the
United States.
Judge Jackson also passed the follow.
ing sentences: United States vs. Levi
Edgell, guilty, 500 and 10 days in the
Wood county jail; United States Va.
Writ Wilson, pleaded guilty, two years
in Moundsville penitentiary; United
States vs.. Chas. Messenger, guilty, one
year aud one day to the penitentiary;
United States VS.. Simeon Hickman,
guilty, one year and one day In the
Wood county jail; United States vs.. g.
w. Morris, verdict not guilty; United
States va. Russell Washington, verdict
not guilty; United States vs. George
Williamson, verdict guilty, fined Sl00.
Maria Shaw vs, Randolph, West Vir.
ginia Boom Company. This case is be-
ing argued and exceptions taken 10 |
Commissioner Tavenner's report. The
case is an important one and funds
to nearly 500. 600 are invoty.
ed. The attorneys are numerous and
able. Henry NJ. Russell, of Wheeling,
represents the lienors; F. O. Jennings
& Co., Of New York, represent Gary &
Beaton, OF London, and W. j. Butfeld,
assignee OF L. A. Sheaume; and Kenna
& Chiffon, OF Charleston, and q. N.
Russell represent the Central Trust
Company, OF New York; B. NJ. Amber
the Spring Garden National
Bank, Of Philadelphia; Governor Jack.
SON represents the temporary receivers,
2. s. Jones and w. O. Jones, also the
plaintiff; O. o. Watts represents the
and ]. W. Vandervort the
Stearns Manufacturing Company, Of
Buffalo; O. w. Daily, the West Virginia
Central railroad; ]. T. McGraw, the
Anderson heirs O. D. Merrick represents
]. W. Lambert, and F. NJ. Reynolds,
numerous labor claims.
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AF,oId AZ N. soldier Vote.

wAsHISaToS, D. O., Feb. 5.-The free
coinage Republican Senators have de
cided not to press the appointment to
the Pension Appropriation bill in The
shape q free coinsge provision. The
reason Is that sentimental considerations
may cause the lous Of votes where Sena'
tors and Representatives have strong
soldier conSlltusnCies. An effort will
be made 70 attach the free coinage ridel
10 some other appropriation bill where
sentiment would not enter.
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This great comedy.drana will be
given at tho Opera House Saturday
afternoon and evening. AS the tito in.
dicates. the,play deals with the exciting
episodes Of a fireman's life in the metrop'
oils, and Is elevefly constructed mod,
ern school drama, capable OF rivalry
with the strongest on the road. As one
event ntfollows the other, it seems hard to
tell which element is the stronger, the
comedy or dramatic. The companyil
a big one, and the scenery, car load oi
which la carried by the company, sur.
passes in beauty aud grandeur any ything
seen orsome time. The effects are won.
deriul, realistic and startling. ~
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lNGALLS EXPLAINS


HIS Position on the Elections Bul and tn
Ctoturs Rule.
WASHINGTON, D. O., Feb. 5.-In thl
Senate, among the bills reported ant
placed on the calendar was one increas
ing the pension OF General CUSTER
widow to slOOa month.
Mr. ingalls,, rising to personal state,
ment, said that he had been absent from
the sessions of the Senate during the
past two weeks, In which interval action
had been taken on the cloture and on
the election bill. His attitude on both
these questions had been the subject Of
comment and censure and OF animRd-
version. On the day OF his departure,
after consultation with Mr.. Allison, on
whom he had been accustomed to lean
in every hour OF need, he had left with
Mr.. Casey (who had charge Of the pairs
Of absentees) note eaying: ~ should
vote against the proposed change Of the
rules, and Bhould vntc for mliinn TO
proceed to Tie Consideration Il any
other than The election bill, and am
paired accordingly with Senator allison,
who is at liberty 70 Pots TO make a quo.
rum"
chad been opposed (he said unalter.
ably opposed TO to the adoption OF the
cloture for many reasons sufficient and
satisfactory to himself. There were
those present who knew that many
months ago, while occupying tho chair
In the absence OF the Vice President, he
resisted many urgent opportunities and
many strenuous solicitations to cooper
ate in that direction by methods which
he then believed and now believes were
revolutionary and subversive Of the
fundamental principles Of constitutional
government. He had not since seen
any occasion to change or modify his
convictions.
He was now, and always bad been, in
favor Of a Just and impartial election
law directed alike against force and
fraud. non.partisan and applicable
equally to all parts Of the nation. The
under consideration. however,
did not, in many Of its details receive
the sanction of his judgment.
Mr.. Allison deemed 1t due TO himself
10 say that on every occasion when he
had the opportunity he had stated dis
tinctly that he had no pair with Mr.. In
gals on votes respecting the Election
bill.
The pension appropriation bill was
taken up. 1t apprOnriates tor pensions
Tor the year $i33, l73 0S5, for fees and
expenses Of fexamiDgsurgeons 81 500, coo,
for salaries Of eighteen pension agents
s72, 900 aud for clerk hire $500. 900. The
latter item is increased by an amend
ment Of the Committee on AppropIia-
tons to 100000. Another amendment
strikes out the proviso limiting to 50 the
compensation Of a pension attorney and
asserts in lieu Of 1t proviso limiting
such compensation to s.. The latter
amendment gave rise to very long dis
Cussion.
All the committee amendments were
agreed to, and the bill was passed, Mr..
Stewart not offering tho amendment to
insert the free coinage bill as part oft.
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BENJAMIN HARRISON,
By the President,
JANIS G. BLAINE, Secretary Of State.
SIR CRARhts TVPPgR TALRs.

The EmIpeDt Canadian Thinks Sir John
MaoDonalL wiz win Before the People
on the Reciprocity sobSme.
NEw YoRx, Feb. 6.-Fhe White Star
steamship Teutonic arrived this morn
ing, and among the distinguished pas
sensers was Sir Charles Taper, the Ca
madam High Commissioner at London.
Concerning reciprocity he said: ~
am familiar with the ground covered BY
the Governor General. think the
proposition the most practicable and
satisiactory ever submitted for conhsder
alton between two countries. II pro
vides for q mutually beneficial exchange
which commends 70 business and com
mercial interests. II 10 the nearest ap
proach to what / consider legitimate Ee'
ciprocity that has been devised. Ny
impression Of sadVantages are 30 IaYes
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SIR JOHN K PRtMANDED.
The Canadian Premier Called to Account
for Giving Away the Reciprocity Proc

The Canadian Premier Called to Account
for Giving Away the Reciprocity Pro.
poSal.
OTTAWA, oST,, Feb. 5.-1t is undes-
stood that Sir John Mcdonald received
q severe roprimand from the British
Government yesterday for having made
public the text Of the proposal Of reci-
procity he has made to the United
States, before it reached Washington.
The Premier can only be excused on &C.
count Of the desperate means he hrs
been driven to to save his Government
from defeat when II goes before the
country for a adjudication of It's policy
next month.
A few weeks ago, in view OF the ap.
preaching elections, Sir John informed
the country that the United States Gov
ernment had approached him on the
subject Of reciprocity, but Secretary
Blaine spoiled this by giving an en-
phatic denial.
That the Government is fighting a
desperate battle Is evinced by the means
adopted to delude the public into the
belief that it is sincere in its efforts TO
its efforts TO secure more extensive trade
relations with the United States.
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Honse. nith a recommendatIOn that /!

do pRsA
back House bill 2l5, prohibiting rail
roads from issuing passes TO pnblil
officers and delegates TO conventions
with recommendation that II do pass
The special committee appointed u
investigate the printing and binding o.
West Virginia reported that said print
ing and binding is well done and is IN
compliance with the requirements OF the
law.
introduced: -
By Mr.. Lynch, of Harrison, House bill
225, by request, to amend the Code con.
earning county courts.
By Mr.. Finley, Of Tucker, petition
from the Carpenters and Joiners' Union
Of Elkins, asking for q more efficient me-
chanic's lien law.
By Mr.. Freer, OF Richie, 296, to estab-
Iish q court Of limited Jurisdiction In
Richie county.
By Mr.. PuEh, of Hancock, 227, pro.
viding for the use ofthe Eclectic History
in public schools, provided satisfactory
exchange ratea can be secured for the
Holmes History now used; also 22S,
granting 10 the city OF Wellsburg con-
Irol over certain stone walls in Wells
burg. ~
BY Mr.. Dandridge, Jefferson, peti.
tions, John Rider and 113 others and ].
II. Martin and GO others, praying that
storer college be not designated as an
college to receive an appto.
priation from the Government.
Senate bill No. 8, Mr.. Davis's BILL pro-
viding for annual examination OF State
banks, on the second was referred to the
Judiciary.
Senate bill 10, preventing sale to
minors Of cigars, tobacco, cigarettes,
opium, etc., was amended so as to strike
put everything except cigarettes and
opium and ordered to its third reading.
, Senate bill 50, relating to granting Ii.
cense in Moundsyille, on second reading.
Mr. Hanen presented the petition of l4S
:itizens Of Moundsville praying the de- |
EAT Of the bill, and moved to indefinitely |
postpone. Carried. Mr.. Hanen moved
o reconsider the vote indefinitely post
ooning and lay the motion to reconsider
IN the table, ayes Al; nays IL.
Mr.. Simpson, Of Ohio, introduced
House bill $50, for the relief Of Thos. B.
;hallcross, to pay him Sl57 50, balance
lue him for services as Superintendent
! West Virginia penitentiary In 1873
The bill was accompanied by petition.
House bill No. II, establishing a Grim.
nal court in Wood county, was passed,
aking effect from its passage.
Mr.. Thomas, OF Patnam, introduced
House bill No. 23l, amending the Code
oncerning duties and compensation Of
he Secretary Of the Board Of E lucation.
Mr.. Johnston's usury bill vas tabled.
Adjourned.
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OGDIN. NORRIS CONTEST.
Members of the Committee go Always
Clair aud Morris to Examine the p

Members OF the Committee go Away-St.
Clair aud Morris to Examine the Pa.
pSrs.
Speetal Dtsoateh 10 the IntsllGener.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, Feb. 5-The
ogdin. Morris Contest Committee met
to-day and appointed Messrs. St. Clair
and Morris a sub committee to examine
the papers filed by the attorneys and re.
port to the full committee, which ad.
journed to meet at the call Of the chair.
man. Senator Watts has been away two
days and Senator Wiley will leave Sat.
urday to be gone until Monday, aud as
1t looks now, next week may slip by be-
fore the contest Is decided. Ogdin ID
still hopeful, trusting in tho merits ol
the case.
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West virginia Pensions.

Special Dtspdteh 10 the lRtellt0eaecr.
WARRINGTON, D. O., Feb. 5-West
Virginia pensions: Patrick Farley,
Wheeling; Isaac Roberts, saulsburg
Thomas 3. Wilson. oreide; Charles W
Booker, Arnoldsburgh; William +
Mages, Moundsville; George D. Wilson
Wheeliug; Jefferson swiger, Centr'
Point; Joshua altman, st. Joseph; Me
nerya Parsons, former widow OF CharteI
W. Bocher, Arnoldsburg. Increase.
Samuel Huffman, Brighton; Jacob Z
Erwin, Moatsville; Wellington F. Nor
rison, Draxton; John W. Crawford
Pruntytown; Wesley Channel, Yves
Grafton.
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The DInon.sIooartby F,Vh, Po..no,.,

NEW YoRE, Feb. Sat 2:l5 D. m. 4
was announced in Long Island City that
the Dixon-McCarthy boxing contest
would not take place. Judge Garretson
Issued warrants on the application OF
the JefeBonian Club, political organ.
i2ation. Owing to this, It was decided
not to take the men to the club honse
at Long Island City. The hall Vas
opened about o O'Clock and the crowd
lurged In, their tickets not being col.
lected. Announcement was made that
the fight bad been indefinitely post.
poned and that money would be Ye.
funded. The crowd dispersed in III.
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n Honp nnhhle comlnr.

On Monday evening next this funny
musical comedy, headed by the great
comedian, Charley Young, will COM
mencs three mighty engagement Mt the
Grand. This comedy has been thorough.
ly rewritten throughout, making it to.
day one Of the funiest comedies Of the
day. A carefully selected company OF
comedians, vocalists and dancers are
now connected with this attraction un.
der the management Of J. II. Dobbins.
Seats are now on sale at Weir's,
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SSt'sAS O'epu'SN W Hse A"sSNA4tHSS's
CHARLESTON, W. Va, Feb. Sat a
meeting Of City Council tonight, Coun.
cilmen Floyd, Wallf and Loeb were
appointed committee to go before the
Legislature aud endeayor TO secure the
passage Of an act to include West
Charleston within the corporate limits
of the city on the petition Of 1888 resi-.
dents OF that suburb. This will give
the city population Of about 1900.
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VIVA. s r. accidents.

peeiaI Dl1patch % Ae llltli0tnecr.
CIARKspURa, W. Va, Feb. 5.-To.day
the fourth wreck for this week occurred
on the West Virginia & Pittsburgh rail.
road at Niger Hill, two miles south Of
here, causing q blockade OF eight hours.
The cause was a bent axle on a north,
bound freight train. Wm. Jef1reys, con.
ductor, was thrown through the caboose
door and severely injured. Only yes.
terday the same train left the track at
Buckhannon and tore the platform up
and nearly demolished the depot.
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CHICAGO, Feb. 5.-Eight constables
made descent upon Clark street gam
bling house this morning with warrants
for the arrest of the proprietors on COM
plant OF Herman Miller who alleged that
he had been cheated out of 81 500 in the
place. The heavy doors were barricaded,
bat the officers bsat them down With
sledge hammers. A fight which lasted
nearly an hour followed. Several per-
sons were badly hurt and the constableg
were forced to Withdraw without serving
their Yarrants.
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R&O. oHelaI. an n Ton.

Thomas N. King, Second Vice Prest.
dent Of the Baltimore & Ohio; Alfred
Walter, General Superintendent OF the
lines east Of the Ohio; Major A. H
johnson, Engineer Of Maintenance oi
Way OF the whole Baltimore & Ohio
system, and MSjor Jarvis, superintend
ent Of the Trans. Ohio division, came In
last night from Pittsburgh and left fol
the East at midnight. They are on 4
tour Of inspection.
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ESTABLISHED AUGUST "a, 1852.

able that / should not be surprised Il
{ iJJohn MacD won on his appeal
70 the country 70 sustain him at gen.
eral election"
Concerning the case before the United
States Supreme Court, the seizure Of a
Canadian vessel in Alaskan water, he
said he thought It was in the highest
degree complimentary to the United
States, for the reason, II nothing else,
that It manifested the utmost confidence
In the wisdom and fairness OF one OF the
gre atest judicial tribunals in the world.
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King Humbert AN pofnddl.d.

RoME, Feb. 5.-The Ministerial con-
fusion continues. The King is consult
ing with General Conzsn, General Of
staff, in regard to the military en-
trenChments,
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Elliott F. shepard's daughter Married.

New YoRx, Feb. 5.-Maris Louise,
daughter of Col. Elliott F. Shepard, and
granddaughter Of the late VIM. q. Van.
derbilt, was married shortly after noon
to-day to Wm. Jay Schietfslin, son Of
VIM. H. Schie1elin, and grandson Of
John Jay. The ceremony was perform.
ed at the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian
church, Rev. DR.. John Hall officiating.
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Tic Guilty Pair Found.

vlSoRNNEs, IND, Feb. 5.-sanford B.
Whalapd and Mrs. Lille Hampton, who
eloped from Harrodsburg. KY, few
months ago, he leaving wife and three
children and she husband aud three
children, were arrested here this morn.
ing, where they have been living to-
gether as w. S. Brown and wife. After
the arrest the woman shot herself and
fred at Wheland, exclaiming, "Let us
die togsther!" Mrs. Hampton cannot
live. Wheland was not hurt. 1t Ia
said that Hampton became insane be-
cause his wife deserted him.
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rr.s coinnrs pfen Defeated.

WARRINGTON, D. O., Feb. Sat the
meeting Of che Coinage Committee to,
day the free coinage Es2 Eere defeated
In an attempt to limit the hesnngc on
Silver bill by vote of seven to hve.
Officers Of the Farmers' Alliance, now IN
session here, awaited the opening oil the
committee this morning.
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A NETWORK OF WIRE.

All the Important Points In the State to bs
Connected by Telephone.
Special DispGteA TO tie Iatcittga1er.
CLARxsBuRa, W. Va, Feb. 5.-Tbe
Central District and Printing Telegraph
Company, of Pittsburgh, commenced
erecting their lines for a tele-
phone exchange here today. They
have just completed an ex-
change at Grafton, and have that city
and Fairmont now CONNECTED. They
expect to construct line from this place
to Grafton as soon ag they get through
here. When this line Is completed,
Parkersburg, Weston, Buckhannon,
Braxton @. H., Fairmont, Grafton,
Clarksbu!g, and large number Of inter.
mediate towns will be directly connect.
ed. Within q few months this company
proposes to have all the principal towns
In West Virginia connected by long dis.
tRnca telephones.
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The Bachelors, Club gave their semi.
monthly ball at Frapzheim's- hall last
night. Twenty couples were present
and enjoyed a delightful time. At hall
past Ii o'clock all repaired TO the Hotel
Windsor, where Manager Ross served O
bounteouS repast. They then returned
to the dancing hall and spent, in most
enjoyable manner, several hours longer.