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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-05-30
The Ameer Wants to See 1

The Amcer Wants to See London.
LONDON, May 30.-A dispatch to the
Times from Paris says:
The Journal Des Debats has received the
following dispatch from Merv: The Ameer
of Afghanistan has issued a proclamatio
to his people asking that they consent to
his visiting London for the good of our
holy religion and the glory Of our great
country"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-05-30

mand. was unlimbered and brought to
the front with praiseworthy alacrity This
deadly instrument, with the assistance of
the sharpshooters, did the business, and
then, with unanimity that was fairly well
timed. the three battalions made a final
rush along X and L streets, to 10th
completely routing the mob that had so
persstently endeavored to block the traffic
along those thoroughfares
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-05-30

MADRID, May 30.-In spite of the request
of the government the committee of the
Spanish senate has refused to report dur
ing this session upon the commercial
treaties les, between Spain AID Germany Aus
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-05-30
All Surgeons Saw

That our SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS arc the
pest, because they are the latest most apnrored
syles-the cheapest, because they outvear tI,rse
or four cheaper grades. ~
" Buying frequently. and in large Quantities
snables US to sell the BEST at LOWEST
Gilman's Drug Store, ~. sfEs s,x.
my29
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Photograph I'm Court.

A railroad company sued on account
OF their train making too much noise in
gong through tunnel. The company put
a phonogrIph nearby and then produced II
IN court. and as II did not emit any Of the
tesrinle noises alleged by plaintiff. the
Judge dismissed the case. The talking ma
cnlne reproduces only what 1t hears-tt
cannot make mistake Dispatching cor
call. Ne no y"
FoLCMBiA PHoNoGRAPT CO., o1s Pa ave.
- oLASIoN' Pres r. u. CROMELIN, Sec.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-05-30
b THERE A MAN

We are after the fastidious trade Of
Washington, because 10 IL the fastdous
, trado that appreciates our fine touches
We do not pretend to compete In price
with cheap teilors. for could net con.
scientiously mrn out their kind Of
work $50 h our price for q summer serge
suit. SS5 Is the lowest yet quoted By an
equal tailor.
OWEN OWEN, Tailor, A23 18th st. my3
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-01-07

confusion OF books aud works OF art
representing the educational life OF the
actor
One passenger AZ least never falls 20
alight from the midnight train at New
Rochelle, for Mr.. Wilson returns To his
den every night Immediately after
the performance when he is playing i'm
New York. Here, Ia his quiet and
scholarly retreat, while his neighbors
sleep, the actor has coffee served with
two Jumps" aud then, drawing the
student lamp nearer, drops back
through the centuries TO enjoy the com
partnership Of his iavorlte Plato or OF
ms beloved Horace Oftentlmes jiii dawn.
Socially, however, Mr.. Wilson is
Don Vivant and good story teller. A
letter 10 him from Edwin Booth espe-
cially praises his stage work for its
entire freedom from effort" aud the
friends OF the clever comedian know
that he ia equally free from effort
oil the stage" In all he does there is
peculiar energy and a bOylike en-
thusiasm that are contagious. At home
he is indeed n Merry Monarch, though
he does not reign alone, for in the liv-
ing rooms the Arrangement OF the fur
niture. bric-a-brac and daintles betoken
a wltely aud mOtheriy presence.
with 50 luxurious home Mr.. Wilson
must be wealthy. His wealth is, 10 fact,
represented by six figures. while IT is
understood that he Is reapiug about
$4,000 annually. And he is wealthy
because he is a thorough business man.
We left the house together, Mr.. VII
son having volunteered TO accompany
me short distance down the road. He
had set SLOUGH hat careIessiy on his
head, and this, together with his jaunty
ID ,i,.
tureSQue figure.
Yes, II every actor would live in or
near New York, he would save money,
enjoy better health and have more time
TO spend with his family"
lie said this "a he paused 70 caress n
digniiied 81. Bernard. His dogs and
bis horses, by tho way, are all thor
oughbreds, and every year he sends 10
the county fair more than one splendid
specimen Of CATTLE not to mention fowls
aud fruit, from his own "Orchard."
Here" he continued as he saluted
neighOoring farmer traternaIly-"here
J spend five months Intervening be-
tween my seasons as well as every hour
during mo season which l can spare
from the theater.
Glow did l come 10 choose this spot?
IT was this way: New York is the
Mecca OF the theatrical profess ion.
Every actor from the super up to the
star spends most Of his time in the
metropolis. Approaching this fact in
connection with the ambition which /
had long entertained of living in the
country, | resolved To build my nest
within half an hour OF the city, and
accordingly after a long search /
selected this site. And besides, the
children, you know"-here he paused
10 let his little daughter Frances
overtake us-"the children, YOU know,
down there in the city began to look
pale"
He said this with peculiarly earnest
expression, and l RENE IN bered that
when we went into the chiidren's play
room before leaving the house the faith
er had fingered thoughtfully, as though
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-01-07
The SECRET SOCIETIES.
MASONRY.

On Monday evening Ohio Lodge No.
J. held its regular meeting with q very
large gathering OF the brethren present.
after dlsposin2 OF a large amount Of
routine business, the lodge was ready
Ior work. and none better has been
zone Tor many moons, and as IL was the
thlrd, many OF the Jealous brethren
present had opportunity to get into the
impressive work done on one candidate
at that time. The Worshipful Master
was assisted In thu work OF the degree
oy Bros. McCahOn and Dehmel, and il
is only necessary TO report IL could not
nave been better performed by any one.
On Thursday evening Wheeling
Lodge No. met, but with only routine
business. Worshipful Master Speyer
mas oeen missed from the Lodge the
lSst Two meetings, caused by sickness,
ana that combining him To his home.
we nope TO see him In his place again
next meeting.
The meetings for the coming week
are wheeling Union Chapter No. l, on
Monday evening. Bates Lodge No. 80,
on tuesday evening, Nelson Lodge No.
80 on Thursday evening. At the last
two mentioned there will be work I'm
more than one degree, IL the number OF
candidates each one has on the road are
On Friday evening Is the regular ses-
sion OF Osiris Temple, Mobiles OF the
Mystic Shrine, and OF course there will
be full attendance OF Mobiles there.
The Masonic Temple is nearly com
plated and from appearances the several
Masonic bodies can occupy IL about
march lst, previous to which, as has
been already announced. a fair and fes-
tVa will be held, and IL is hoped that
every Mason, together with his family,
Will do his part to make it grand sue
cess. Some fine donations are expected
from certain parties by the Contest
Committee. one OF which has already
been received from NJ. C. Lilly d Co.,
OF Columbus, o., aud which consists OF
a sword scabbard and belt in gold TO be
contested FOR by c. II. Ahrens, OF
Wheeling Cotnmandery, No /, and w.
f. Shaffer, OF Cyrene Commandery, No.
= and who are Generalissimos OF their
Communicates. We expect TO DO en-
aoled 10 report further gifts in next
issue Of SUNDAY REGISTER
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-01-07
A. o u W.

The newly elected officers Of Reliance
Lodge were installed Tuesday evening
10y ID. &. NJ. w. Charles +. GuIiran.
The following are the new officers.
y. NJ. W., Charles +. Braudfass: NJ. w
It. II. LANCE; Overseer, W. j. Lukens.
Recorder, W. II. Shafer. Dr.: Guide.
Edgar Plankey; Fiuancior John M
Garlic; Receiver, j. u. McCammon: In
side Waterman, German NaeReIcv.
Outside Waterman, l.. u. BoDreil.
There was a large attendance o. visit
Ing brethren Speeches were made bv
Brothers Brandfass Langp Robertson
aud others. Reliance Will give another
OF her celebrated open meetings Tues
day evening next at their ball I'm Nc
Lain's Block. IL Is needless 20 saw that
10 VIII be success, as Reliance never
does things by halves, az those who
have attended previous gatherings
given by Reliance will attest. Snace
will not permit 20 give here the well
selected programme that mas been ar
ranged. These entertainments are
given principally 10 the interest Of
those who are not members OF this
great organization, with n view OF
securing them for membership. The
doors open at s.15 o'clock. The ladies'
are invited.
Last Wednesday evening Tpchurch
Lodge No. 90, a. o. o.. w, installed
officers FOR the ensuing term as follows.
G.. w. Conner, Past Master Workman.
Howard Atkinson. Master Workman. \
o. Royce, Foreman; A. r. Butler. over.
seer, G. r.. Walter. Guide. w. G. Gard
ner, Recorder; j. IT, Wells, Financicr.
Frank wendell, Receiver, John y. Iof-
tus, Inside Waterman; John I.uerty
Outside Waterman.
Upchgrch has lost her proud title Of
"The Baby Lodge" since the institu.
ton Of Wheeling No. %, on Friday owe.
ming, her "nose is out OF joint" Well
the child must grow up and give way TO
the coming infant whom we welcome 90
the fraternal circle. On "Wednesday
evening next Upchurch will hold an
open meeting, AZ their hall 10 ODD Eel
lows building, beginning 90 Sis o'clock
% which tb9 general public and cspe-
cielly the ladies', arc cordially invited.
Mem bers OF sister lodges arc urged Co
attend and bring their wives aud dauVh.
ters and any others. The exercises will
begin at s.15 promptly. Those who are
not members o. the order will 6ud this
a good opportunity 20 learn something
Of the social and benGcial advantaQes
Of connection with this magnificent
organization, which cares for the living
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-01-07
WILL REQUIRE CAREFUL HANDLING
To Prevent serious Complications Be
tween England and France


LONDON, January G.-Particulars
concerning the battle between French
and British troops on the frontiers Of
Sierra Leone on the northwest coast OF
Africa are coming slowly and every
hour seems TO give graver aspect to
the affair. The situation will require
careful handling in order TO avoid seri-
Gus complications.
Particulars OF the engagement re-
ceived to-day say that the British force,
said TO number about 500 native troops,
sent against the Sofas, were encamped
near Warina, in the sphere OF British
influence. Shortly before daylight on
December %, this force was attacked
by thirty Senegalese sharp shooters,
supported by 200 native French auxil-
iaries under Lieut.. NORTH of the French
regular army. The French opened
fire upon the British who re-
piled and after the fighting had con-
tinued for some time the French retired
and Lieut. Mortz, who had been
wounded, was captured by the British
and brought into camp. Upon being
questioned as TO his reatOn for opening
fire upon British troops. Lieut., Moritz
explained that he mistook the British
force for a force OF Sofas under
European officers and Arab leaders.
Lieut. Moritz, in spite OF the assistance
promptly rendered To him, died Of his
wounds.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-01-07

NEW YORK, January Ga morning
paper publishes dlspa,ch from PhIIa.
delphla 90 the effect that charges have
been preferred before the General
Executive Board OF The *. OF T.. against
ey-Geuera Master Workman r. ".
P0wder'y and eX-General Worthy Fore
man Hugh Dtvanaugh. The charges
against Powdn-y are that since hisdIs-
placement 40 tine head OF the
order be has. Zoo bis published and
yDken utter1uces, per-isteuty en-
deay1rcd i' d.sorri.t tho order and en-
tered into u.Ulracles with prominent
members OF t1e Republican party for
tbc purpose ot dIsruptiug tho silver
ard P5puI-t organizations Or the West
and winning them over 20 the Eepub.
IIcau ranks.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-01-07

IL was good 10 be there, and had seemed
reluctant 20 come away. HIS children,
Frances and Adelaide, ara laying the
cornerstone OF their educate. TO- home,
and the nimb'e father rups and
bounc"s about with them through sheer
love of IT,
He has turned the attic into a little
theatcr for their amusement Its gor-
geously decorated 10 white and gold in
the style OF Louis Ky. with a stage at
one end with foot and side lights and
scenery, and here he and the little ones
have more than once entertained an au-
dieuce OF $50.
Ito is a man with a heart. The last I
saw of hun az turned bend in the
road ha was slowly rctracing his steps
toward tine house, holding the hand OF
little Frances.
Errcov XVrrrr-ra
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-01-07
E1our.ion OF A %. u. w. 10 woI.bprr
GOOD TEMPLARs

Last Friday evening at the regular
meeting OF Rescue Lodge OF Good Tenn
plars, there were visitors present from
Riverside Lodge, OF Bridgeport, and
Nail City Lodge, ofthis city. Readings
and ROTATIONS were given, songs were
sung, and good time was enjoyed.
A spelling contest took place at Rech-
aolte Hall on Tuesday evening, January
"a between Bellaire Lodge and Nail
Olty or wheeling. A large number OF
VIsiting members were present aud the
contest wos quite a success. Nail civ
Lodge will visit the Bellalre Lodge on
Jan uary 10th.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-01-07
Benwood womon,s Reuef Corr,

On Wednesday evening OF this week,
Hancock Corps No. 3, w. r G. viii
have public installation OF officers in
their hall at Benwood.
Department Secretary Julia A. Burtt
assisted by Mrs. Theresa Wise as con-
ductor will install the officere elect for
the ensuing year. A good programme
OF music and speeches has been arranged
and large number Of visitors are ex-
pected from Wheeling and Bsliaire.
This corps is in excellent condition
containing, as it does, many of the lead
ing ladies' OF Benwood, and this enter
tainmrnt and installation will be up 70
the standard Of any OF the many efforts
they have made in the past 10 please
those who attend.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-01-07
SONS OF VETERANS.

The regular meeting Of General L. S.
Grant Camp No. l.. Sons Of Veterans
will be held tomorrow evening at the
G. A. II. Hall. Every member is
earnestly requested TO be on hand and
give some ACKNOWLEDGEMENT TO the order.
The comrades Of the G. a. r. are also
invited 10 attend these meetings and
help this order along. 1t Is to their
benefit 20 encourage the Sons in their
work, for which they are organized.
The newly elected Office take charge at
this meeting. and therefore request all
members aud comrades TO be present.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-01-07

j. w. Stephens Corps NO 3. w. r..
c.. Department OF West Virginia. will
publicly Install their officers for the en-
suing year at Iielmbrighrs Hall. cor
ner Thirty-tiXth aud jacob streets
Department Treasurer Mrs Ida V. Cox.
by request or the oGicers-clect, has
been detailed by che Deuartuent p,esi-
dent, Mrs. a. J.. Murdoch, 10 perform
the duty. She Will be assisted by Mrs
Teresa Wise, who Will act rs conductor
a good programme has been arrang, 4
in addiuon TO the installation ,rtvice
Ihis Corps, Zoo connection with the
Post, propose To- have on Washington,s
birthday an entertainment and lunch in
Nestwood's hall, and the usual treat is
prom sed that who attend, for the la
dIes or Stephens Corps b we quite reru-
tation for the good things The provide
for the friends who attend their enter.
t8inmeuts.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-01-07

speeidi Correspondence o. ths sunday Rsgt,,,-.
NEW York, January 3-Charles w.
Couldock IS veteran OF veterans. He
is fourscore years OF age, but as an ac-
tor he is as good as he ever was, and
that is saying good deal. He is the
Oldest man on the American stage in
point al years OF active and continuous
service as we'll as by reason OF the num-
Der of winters which have passed over
his head without impajriug his faculties.
Another veteran OF tho mysterious pre-.
cinets behind the fooilights is MIR.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-01-07
WILL TEST rnE LAW
Members OF the National Guard Ouss-
ton the constitutionaiityo tthe Militia
Ipeetai Zei1orara % a. .sunelaz R.cl.t.r.

ton the ConstitutionsIityo tthe Militia
Law.
Special 7si>ordrl 20 a. Sunday Rsct,t<-.
PARKERsBUgG, w. VA, January G.
Sheriff Dudley to-day arrested w. Brad
FORD Hlteshew, one Of tho members OF
Company Il, who refused TO pay his foe
Tor not attending the State Encamp-
ment OF the West Virginia National
Guard. The arrest was made by Sher-
III Dudley upon the advice OF his attor-
ney. Hiteshew, through his attorneys,
Leonard a Archer and Caldw well, OBJ
tained writ OF habeas corpus from
Judge Jackson, returnable next Mon
day. The petition OF the writ raises
the question OF tho constitutionality of
the State militia law and denies the
right OF the commanding officer TO i'm
pose fines and Issue execution there
upon. II denies the right to imprlsou for
failure TO pay, and the legality OF the
organization OF the company, and the
legality OF the enlistments Of the petit
TONERS. The case will test the question
OF the National Guard as an organiza-
ton under the law and con institution of
West Virginia, and will be OF consider
able Interest AID Importance. The
lines will average about $50. There is
considerable feeling over the matter
II is said that . number of the me IN bers
recently addressed letter TO Governor
MacCorkle, requesting him TO remove
Captain Morrison.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-01-07
TRATKRNAL MYSTIC CIRCLE.

Union Ruling, No. 223, T. NJ. c., met
In their hall last Tuesday aud trans
acted their regular order OF business.
Alter hearing report OF Delegate Geo
III. Dinger, IL was decided 10 postpone
installation OF officers until mex, Tues
day. There will also be several candi-
dates for initiation and other business
OF importance. A full Attendance is
desired. Union Ruling has made hand
some gains in membership during 1898,
and in spite OF hard times are increas-
ing nicely. The members are prepar-
Ing for good work In 1894.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-01-07
EASTERN STAR.

Miriam held her starry conclave on
last Tuesday evening, with a large
number OF It's members present. Two
more were added TO It's constellation
and to its works OF charity and relief OF
love, and. a royal welcome was given
them. It's fully expected that in the
near future she will reap the rich har-
vest OF good which has been sown the
past year among the Masonic faml
OF Wheeling
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-01-07
Chairman Garter In wA.hlustou

WAsHINGroN, ID. c., January g.
Hon. Thomas Carter, of Helena, Mont,
Chairman OF the National Re-
publican Committee, arrived in this
city last evening from Chicago and took
quarters at the Arlington. Mr.. Carter
is mere 10 preside at meeting Of the
National Executive Committee to be
held on the 18th, for the purpose Of
planning the work for the Congressional
campaign next fall.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-01-07

Virginius Lodge No. installed the
following officers last Thursday night:
>: Lee Ritz, y. c.; j. w. McNarv.
V. G.; II. A. Uthman, Secretary: T. II.
Higgins, Treasurer; W. G. Kasiey. w. !:
{. II. Stroebie, Con; L. Bennett. !. G.. !:
John forney, O. G. Geo. Mathews.
X. >. \. g.; j. II. Springer, l.. $. n. q. /:
Jas. IL. CambelI, II. 5. V. G.; Theo.
Berkman, j.. ). Y. c.; Chas. Prayer,
h. S. $; J. A. Britt, l.. $ $; JOS. Law,
son, Chaplain; Henry Seamou, member
General Relief Committee.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-01-07
werninger for A.si,tspt

Special 7sleOrdn % m .suadIy Rsotst.-
HUNTINGTON. w. VA, January G.
Postmaster Marcum mas made public his
selection u assistant postmaster. The
choice falls 10 Gus Werninger, n splen-
did young Democrat and faithful party
worker He is a brother Of Rev. Father
Werninger OF the Catholic church here,
aud was assistant postmaster under G.
l.. Thompson, who was postmaster here
during Cleveland's first term.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-01-07
KNIGHTS OF HONOR.

We hope our friends will not forget
the programme prepared for their ben
eft at Dad Fellows Assembly Room on
next Monday evening, the sth. We
will insure them fine treat free Of
cost, and as IL is the anniversary of
Alpha, we hope to meet every member
OF the lodge there az that time who are
residents Of the city and vicinity.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-01-07

or don't Think" said the Young man.
chat ever want DO be engaged again +"
And the young woman Jared Up i'm.
mediateIY, and saii:-
very vol, sir; you may consider
everything over. ] Will return you your
letters and photographs and presents
right now"
But don't believe you understand
me-"
''Nee. ] do, perfectly You said you
never wanted 20 be- engaged again"
'iut 90 you know why2"
"N0. ard ( don't care"
"Ifs because I want 20 marry the
girl am engaged 20 now
Ana tho world became beautiful once
moro. = Wn.LLnufnlI Nlnr.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-01-07
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAy.

Following is the list Of officers of
Baltimore Lodge No. 90 for the present
term: G. c., George H. Miller: V. G..
Robert Houston; j., w. x. Burke: NJ.
at A, Richard Dunn; NJ. OF w, VIM.
Lowry; o. g., l.. Hartong, Jr.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-01-07

sr',is' 7,I>g4n % fss Sl0tly R,7f.s-
CHWE-ToV, w VA, January Co.,
The dwelling and double barn Of grain
and feed OF Thomas Goode. near So
Adams, was burned by lHceudl8ries last
night Loss large. bur uasn0wu.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-01-07

The Greatest Sale on Rec
cord crowds E. b. Potts Big
Store, at Main and Tenth
Streets, and the boom is in
full blast. Bargains going
like a flash at prices unheard
of before.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-01-07

and rOIIlckIng
tadcau and ar
pears Ir bis real
character tho
serious ard ear
nest scholar and
p hlIosOphcr
And be no
eeks Mr.. WILL
90 in bis prf
gafe life With
The expectation
Of securing MAJ
ter'aI for q book
20 g8r will
Na - .
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-01-07

wshavs saved orr customers thousands Of
dollars during l-a3. and propose 20 keep 30 up.
We have the largest department store I'm Tho
State. 1000 % iO06 Main street. rs % "a Tenth
street, and 1901 90 lO)7 Market street Eleven
entrances take your choice. Bargains In
very department.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-01-07

A woman whose only son is about
sixteen months old lives not far from n
big mill in which there was a serious
explosion a few days ago. A gentle
mao, calling upon her shortly after
ward. inquired about her experience.
"Did you really feel the shock?" said
he
eyes, lndcc6P' she replied. cit
shook the house from cellar 90 garrett "
"And what did you think WAS the
matter?"
II thought tho baby had fallon out
OF bed" was the unexpected ans1sr-
TOTOntO Mail
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-01-07
PUBLIC INSTALLATION.

Lincoln Council, No. 2s Jr. o. q. A.
NJ, had public installation OF officers
for the ensuing term Thursday evening,
January 4, when the following pro-
gramme was rendered:
opening oae.... Audieuce
IEay - Rev. A. j. Trey