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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-05-14
MAGAZINE NOTES.

America is now passing through one
of the graveSt crises 10 its history. The
sir is heavy with suspense and anxiety.
Magazines and newspapers are full Of
stories Of the trouble aud OF theories as
10 It's cause. UuJiI DoRdbOC'S Magazine
was issued this mOnlh. few were aware
that there are men-American citizens
and mOulderS OF public OpiniOn-whO
dare 10 lay the blame for the existing
situation at the door of popular govern
ment. Most Of Us had thought that the
question whether the people should
govern or be governed was settled
once for all more than century
ago. But is seems that in educa-
tiOnal halls and in editorial sane
t1mS there are men who even now cher
iGh the same sentiments that awakened
tory applause in 1876. D0a0hOC'S Mag
CzltC has done q service of ineStimable
value in braye.y and fOrcibly exposing
a source of danger greater far than any
mere economic or political heresy.
When Americans cease 10 trust them
selves 10 is time for a note OF alarm.
This note is struck in just the right
tone In the leading article Of DORGhOc'S
for May, lis Popular Government TO
Fail 10 American This brilliant arti-
Gle is only one Of the many features
which place D0RGhOC's not merely
among the leading magazines, but in
the front rank among the leaders.
GodCTS Magazine for May is attractive
inside and out. Frederick W. Seward
contributes part two OF Stewards West
India Cruise. IL is prOiuSely illustrated,
as is Loyal Foes, the serial Dy Frederic
Reddall, with drawings by Robert w.
Chambers, and which is concluded in
this number. There are two other Illus
trated articles on Bermuda's Sunny
Isles, by Mary Z. Child, and Capri. by
j. Howe Adams. The short stories and
special articles are The Heav-
emily Twins" Of Columbia Street, oy
JVlia Maeruder; a Patron OF the Arts.
by Melville Upton; Strayed from the
Fold, by Lillian A. North; Entirely by
Rail, by Minnette S,ayback Carper. and
Physical Culture Necessary for Brain
Workers, by Wilton Tournier. The
poems in this number are by Will Garlic
ton, Mel r. Colquitt, Lee c. Hardy,
Ernest n. Bagg, Nancy Mann Waddle,
Rosalie NJ. Jonas and others. The de-
partments are more complete and bet
ter than ever.
Hamlin Garland has written for the
June number Of MeCturc's Aagdziae
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Conference seminary OOmmOncsmsut.

spsoai CorrssBOadsnes Of ths Rsois,sr.
WEST VIRGINIA CONFERENCE SEsTIN-
AIRY, BUCKHANNON, w. VA, May IL
The fourth annual commencement Of
the West Virginia Conference Seminary
occurs June 10th to 14th. The follow
ing is an outline Of the programme:
June 10, Sunday, baccalaureate SER
mon, the President of the seminary,
1880 q. IN.
jane 10, annual sermon by Rev. T. D..
T. Buckley, D. d., $50 p. M.
June II, Monday, annual concert, $3.50
p. m.
June -, Tuesday, lecture, by =,
500 D. n.
June - and 10, meeting Of the Board
Of Trustees, 300 p. N.
June l3, Wednesday, art exhibit; an
nual reunion Of alumni, 1000 a. m.
June Is. drill By the cadets, 4;5O p m
June ID, class day exercises, 200 p. n.
June Is, joint programme OF the liter
ary societies, 500 p. m.
June IA, Thursday, commencement
exercises, $3.50 .. N.
June IA, reception by the President
and faculty, 500 TO 1000 p. m.
The commencement season this year
promises 10 be the most attractive and
most largely attended in the history OF
the Institution. Special rates have
been obtained for visitors on the Il. ~
O. and w. Va. and p. +. Rs. Persons
who desire to attend will be supplied
with orders by sending TO the Presi-
dent, Rev. b. w. Hutchinson, at Buck
harmon. The rate. twO-thirds the usual
first class fare. The graduating class
numbers ten, besides the business aud
shorthand departments. The school
has never done better work than during
the past year. Over two hundred and
6fty students enrolled. The new cata-
loQue will soon be issued. The plans
for the new ladies' hall are almost com
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-05-14

impressions Of visit to the great Car
negie steel mills at Homestead, showing
how the work and life there strike the
eye Of strenuous and humane reallst.
Many pictures made from life drawings
will illustrate the article. Cleveland
Moffet will give in the June number OF
McCIltre's Magazine some further &C
count Of the care add training OF cap
tive wild beasts, as unfolded TO him by
several months of intimate study; and
the article will be illustrated with some
more o. Mr.. Hambidge's remarkable
pictures OF wild beasts drawn direct
from life.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-05-14
LIVE STOCK.

EAST LIBERTY, Pa. May 12.-Cattle,
receipts. light; market steady; prime
- 25al 80; good g eOa4 10; good butchers
IS 60a4 co.
Hogs-Receipts, light; market stea dy;
best Philadelphias - 40as5 80; best YORK
ers 50 3Oa5 81; common 10 fair Workers
s. 20a5 -.
Sheep-Receipts light: market steady
and unchanged; extra 81 OOs4 Is; good
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-05-14

THE bow-knot is the latest thing in
hair dressing. IL is set up high on the
TOP OF the head and stuck through with
4 tortoise-shell dagger. The front hair
is parted In somewhat demure fashion
and brought down on the forehead.
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Wool Market Conditions.

The demand continues quiet and sales
foot I'D small. Stocks are more or less
broken. and this tends to steady values
somewhat, as outside Of this the market is
weak. The supply of fleece woods is small
bnt the demand is light, and the moderate
sales making are at about tue former basis
of prices. Territory woods move slowly,
but the better staple lots hold steady. Me
dunn grades OF pulled woods and comoing
pulled are in moderate supply and sell lair-
ly at steady prices. Australian wools are
duh and sales are meager. CarPee WOODS
are dull. with but little foreign woods be-
ing taken out of bond.
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50 s5a3 eoa2 5oas 25; spring lambs s. 5ea
%.
CINCINNATI, O., May l2.-Hogs, in good
demand at 81 35a5 35; receipts. LOU mead !;
shipments, 500 head.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-05-14

IT is estimated that throughout the
world from Sos, 600, 900 to $50, 900, 600 in
gold is used in the arts and dentistry.
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PETkOLEU n:

NEW YORK, May 12.-Petroleum, sales
none; June options, sales none; closed al
S5l<c bid.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-05-14

SroCKs-The stock market was dull even,
for Saturday, the only animation DIS
played being in Chicago Gas Most OF the
hist opened at an advance on yesterday s
quotations. the improvement, however, be-
ing only a small fraction. The early deal
ings were strong in tone and under good
buying Chicago Gas sold up rs and the
rest Of the list lsa3.. Shortly before IL
O'Clock a drive was made against Sugar,
which broke that stock ~ per cent. The
market continued firm to the close, except
for Sugar, which closed within ! of tue
10 vest point touched, but still IS per cent.
above Yesterdays final sales. Sales, co.
600 shares Quotations closed bid:
Atchison, l2ls; Adams EXPRESS, l4S;
American Express III; Baltimore and
Ohio AZ Canada Pacific, 66 ;Ceatral Pa
cifc. Il; Chesapeake and Olio, IS Chjca-
20 and Alton, 1870; Chicago, Burlington R1d
Quincy, 80; Chicago Gas, 66$i; Delaware
and HUDSON, 1879; Delaware, Lackawan-
ma and Western. 1905; Denver and RIO
Grande preferred, sos; Distilers and
Cattle Feeders Co., 2SSs; Erie, 149l; DO.
preferred, 80; Fort Wayne, l53; General
Electric, 35S; Illinois Central, 9S;
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-05-14

OHIO RIVER RAILROAD co.
,.sl. ..srng .s.es at 500 ~. m sunday
f,sc,mbsf z3th. 1895
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tDsilyexcept Sunday.
Sunday Church Trains will leave Elm 1rovs
81 s;s3 = no. and Wheeling NJ l2:lT p. m
Trims No. .. d, 10 aud - Connect vita terdlo
line Tor Triadelphis- Herdic leaves Trisdel-
phis for Kim Grove n $50 NJ, 1:O =. m,
- 80 \ m. aud $40 p m. Daily. except sun
aay's snd SATURDAYS h.rdic, will connect with
trsin No. 81. leaving wheeling at II 90 p. m.
sundays herdic leaves Trtadelpnsa atS;oo q.
m 1900 =. m. $50 y m. and connects with
trains No fsud Ss from wheeling
HE. wEISGERBER, Gen. Manager
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

money. L Per Cent-GOvernments. Dull.
stocks, DALI Wheat, Weak and Lower.
Flour, Steady.
NEW YORK, May l2.-Money on call easy
at l per cent; last loan and closed at per
cent Prime mercantile paper 2}Sa5 per
cent. Sterling Exchange, steady al 49, : a
4SQ Silver certificates, 65a66c.
E,v--pN-,r-N-rs Dull
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nnINs.oHLo DIyisIoxs.

TRANS-OHfO DIVISIONS
For Columbus. Chicago and tbs WshfHA
NJ and AZ p. NJ eaily. -.
Columbus. Cincinnati and 81 Louis ND =
m daily sIcspt sunday. 10. m, oAiiy' sas
2i5a m. sunday only. -.
81. Cisirvllls accommodation. HID n hss
13Op. M. except Sunday
Newark accommodates AH p M stssV
Sunday.
srslvy
F,om Chicago. 30 and i0.f1 A. N. dsily.
From So Louis Cincinnati and Colunb3f.
go a m ant SIS .. m. daily.
81 ciairsvIll. accommodates. fi.B n
asd 3 = = N. creep, sunday
rswars seoon moo alton. Is . m. ercsps
sunday CHls. o. ScULL
General Passenger Agenl
TT LAME T. p. ACT. wheeling. W. Va
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The Metal Market

New YORK. May IL. Pig iron, dull
Scotch $40 5Oa22 so; American Sll GOALS so.
Copper. quiet; lake csc. Lead, quiet; do
mestic IS 20. Tin, nominal.
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Chicago Grain and Provision Market

Chicago Gram anu TEO'is'O" MAJ ~otS'
Range OF the leading futures furnished by
the WHEELING COMMISSION Co.. Brokers, Reilly
Building. third floor.
Opening. highest lowest and closing prices:
| WHEAr-May. Sc, 65Gc, 557sc, 55'Sc; July,
IS, 5Sc. 5. &C, 57Sc; September o9ltc, o9A4c
! CorN-May, S7Sc. $3.50. S7Hc, S7i.c July,
s. &c, C, Sasc, SSEc; September, $3.50, $3.50,
30, %. 3Sisc.
ONrs-day, 3Sssc, SS'sc, SSisc 2siac July,
% &C. 3oc. 9954c 294c; September 2i4c, 25l4 :,
PoGT-May, So %; July, ST. 50, sls s.. 81 IL,
SD -.
81 10. & 10, 81 05 g. o.; September s. o. SOS,
RIBs-May. S. 42; July, IS 81, IS 81, So 50. 1892;
September, 50 ~
oats .3s: hogs 1000 head. Estimate for Mon
day-whest. 80 cars: corn, l50 cars; oats, go
cafs; hogs 5000 head.
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RAILROADS.

WHEELING AND ELM GROVE
w RAILROAD On and after Friday,
April 20. 1891. trains viii run ~ follows. city
time.
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for Infants and Children.

"Castoris iSso wei adapted to children that
Ireeommend it as superior to any prescription
known to me-" Il A ARCHER, Y. D,
III So. Oxford St, brooklyn, y. Y.
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RAILWAY TIME CARD

Arrival ana departure OF trans on and After
1872 EXPLANATIONS OF RErERnscH
hAnxs: sDslly; fSunday excepted. .Non-
Gay excepted; saturday excepted; Sunday
only; saturday only. Eastern StaIdsra Tina.
which is ons hour EARLIER thar CentrAl Tims.
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baltimore AND OHIO RAIL

ARRIVE
From New York Philadslphia. Bsltnsrs AaS
Washington. SO q. m. daily.
Cumberland accommodation. Az p nsr
espt Sunday. -,
Moundsvtlls accommodation. '.s0 o n, ~
and 1856 o. m, except sunday.
Ksyssr express, boo p. m, except hohaAI
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WHEELING AND PITTsBURo DIVISION.
For Pittsburg, Washington. BEltmore Pnlt
adelphis ana New York, ouo = u ana os,s
~. daily, -
. Pittsburg accom m odstlen. 10 . m. daily.
Pittsburg express, l. % q m, except suuday,
Washington Pa. sccommodsuon' sWps NJ
except sunday.
AnrtvE.
From New York. philadelphia Bsitinofs.
w.shington and Pitisburg. ~ 10 q ~, daily 81
cent sunday. aud 10 l0z m. daily.
Pittsbure mail, f230 p. m, srospt bsntsS
ws.bington. pa, accom- mod ation. 7.s a. -
except Sunday. ~
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-. ~ N. 1.nitod sta,cs b n all RESPECTS

= - ~. the United states lis n all respects
s,sisr TO the recent one -. u.tuA.
sTThs House Committee on Coirase' Wesnts ana
,asures to-day heard Mr.. Meyei: o' LOUISIANA
srnrort OF his bill 10 provide LOT we Colnage
s,andard silver dollars and iot s 's-e p T IN
Gu Of those authorized by the iaT -, ~ nv OH
as drawn to meet the suSgesoos scnj"rasa hI1
Wis message vetoing the Blant S "ss OLA.
~ the Senate to-day Mr.. Pa.n' ~ a., n,,J re-
,-ted a voumlnous bill WHICH l1ws ana ~ p 9se
ss codncation OF the PensoIr ~co"r n ~ IN
uorsei by Commissioner l.o'hrTyy ., ~ i rDl,el
D,iley. and Assistant sec ~ WV ''o''o'
r,hn VI. Reynolds. l. V,r1s a., Mt.
'commodore Matthews On E,arhar. ~. III pnchs'
&c recommended TO Secret L. ~ ~. d",u.-
ant Of the contract for IL u 'e.sv W..
~ al the Brooklyn Nav re. 49, os' "VSou III, OF
Ss conpa rativey insignihcaL $50 "' a III lne
.", fifteen months by the .Nsu', AZ expert
Element was made 10 the : lyssdt! OF 'ne Navy
ssst the work already done sh&.V nave oeen com
s,ed in six months but II Is arXa,v thtV az me
s-ssent rate Of progress the dock vi '"t oe ue-
k,s-ef TO the Government IN ten AgaIS' hVtWilh,
t.ndnc the fac; that the contraCi uple y united
- ,hrtv-twN months. secretary heroeis mas now
er consideration an opep IRON Il, 5n9 cope s iSa
s-haished work.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-19
REPUBLICAN, DISTRICT MEETINGS.

III ~
The Republican organization OF the Kiln Assem-
hv Dis,ric, held n crowded meeting at BricKlayers
HAN No 229 East Twenty-fourth-st, on Iuos'ay
night DR. A. ID. Ioughton presided anu Ieoe''e"
renorts from members who had watched at the
different election district polling places unrhs inc
pliss-ratterson primaries on Monday last fro"
these repor,s II was evident that scarcey Nv nv"
enrolled though the party claim az. In the h'r.y
second Election District. where Niliam h'"".
temporarilv lives only six men actraIly ehroheu
while IIen,xel claims there were eighty-oh i"'S
diatrict was carefully watched by two men IL was
,iso dctermineh M The meeting that a Hoor sfoulu
he b,red bv NAV l. and be made the permanent
headquarters of the association Mrs Mals -
Moore was present and spoke OF IN" p mn, ~.
Constitutional Convention, ana strohSH ""'o'"
woman suffrage. ..o ,,.r,here Of
There n crowded meeting o. w WT,h ..yc,nbI,,
the Republican organization OF the %i,n HrSra,,p,S
IHstric. at their clubhouse, NO. IL VEST :.
eghth-st on Tuesday evening. EN-Alu'rllan -, ~
Nc Murray presided. Final arrangements WIZ iu'
traI Hail No ia West Thirty sccond-st tor Iu ss
dav evening April q. and steps were thhen aot
strength the OrganlZatlon' y'ar I.r,rk
made nv the chairman DR.. T.. {. SKINNER, r.nn
new men were elected as captains OF eiecuoh IL
tricts The chairman reported that new men 49,
enrolling every day, ard twenty-five new names
were enrolled at the meeting There VIII De mr.
ing of the club Tomorrow night, Wneii SVne ~.
oiiy important matters will be brought peIore the
Tho Republican organization OF the I'm Ass .l
bl, u strict will rod their regular monthly Hleetus
at their headquarters Federa LUZ, -, 10 iection
Fourth-st tonight. Reports from an inc elec,oii
| diqtricts will be received and acted upon an'
speeches will be made showing the heathy conu,'
ton OF the district and its eXceeht orsa'''N"''o''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-19
KNOWLEDGE

Brings coAfort and Improvement and TENDS
10 personal enjoyment when rightly used. The
many. who live better than others. and enjoy
life more. with less expenditure. by more
promptly adapting the worlds best products to
the needs Of physical being. will attest the value
% health OF the pure liquid laxative principles
embraced In the remedy, Syrup Ok Figs
Its excellence is due 10 Its presenting in the
form most acceptable and pleasant TO the taste
the refreshing and truly beneficial properties OF
nerfect laxative; effectI ally cleansing the sys-
tom dispeling colds. headaches and fcVers. and
permanently curing constipation. IL has given
satisfactiOn to millions and met with the APP
proval Of the medical profession because 1t acts
on the Kidneys. Liver and Bowels Without weak
ening them. and II is perfectly free from every
objectionable substance.
Svrup Of Figs Is for sale by all druggists In JOc
and 81 bottles but 1t IS manufactured by the
California Fig Syrup Co. only whose name IL
nrinted ON every package. also the name Syrup
Of Figs and being well Informed. you VIII not
accept any substitute II offered
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-19
LIGHTNING CALCULATORs AT WORK.
RETURNS OF SIXTEEN ASSEMBLY DISTRICT
BLISS PATTERSON PRIMARIES TO BE
FILED TO-DAY.


The last claim OF the managers OF the BlssPat-
terson primaries made last evening, was that with
sixtvthree election districts still hear from their
revised returns show that the voters on Monday
evening numbered 23.2s3 The Bliss-Patterson peo-
ole have concluded to file their returns and poll
lists of sixteen assembly districts which are said
TO be completed in the County Clerks office to-
dav These districts are the lid. WITH With, With.
With, XIIth. XVIII. XVIII. XNllth, XVIllth.
XIXth XXIId, XXIVth. XXNth XXNIth and
XXTXth 1t Is In the remaining fourteen Assembly
districts that the sixty-three election district re-
turns are missing Most OF these are in the lid and
XXVIIIth
The With Assembly District dominated by ex-
Justice Jacob VI. Patterson is credited with the
highest number OF votes at Monday evenings
,rirores With but two election districts missing
ihn democratic NIlths total is given by the light
This was remarkably strong voting when 1t IL re-
rnennbered that Charles Schvick. Mr. Patterson
assistant Tammany candidate for Assembly, re-
ccived only $40 votes at the election last Novem-
nor Mr. I,rookneld OF the Republican mist, put
in th. much more modest clam OF only half the
numbar set down 10 B'rer PattersOn's credit.
The primary Election law. under which the Bliss
Patterson organization Is supposed TO be worKlng
,,akes II the duty III election inspectors OF every
election district TO file the returns and poll lists or
,heir respective districts with the County Clerk,
without allowing them TO pass through any other
channel. But Monday evenings returns nave been
cent first TO the Committee of Thirty's head
quarters at sol Fifth-ave. where they are care
fully revised before filing.
The report that more than half Of the Bliss-Pat-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-19
,ocu rrsyyrss COuPLfcarYOys

The Sheriff yesterday released John y Halock
from Ludlow Street JAIL where he had been since
March 8 by order OF Judge Beach. OF the Supreme
Court Mr.. Hallock yesterday allowed Judgment to
be- taken against him for S34is in favor OF Lores
Ze!ler. as assignee OF Theodore Pabst & Co., glass;
ware importers, OF No. IS Barclay-st at whose in
stance MIR Hallock placed In jail on the charge
OF misappropriating money belonging 10 the firm.
Franklin Bien has been appointed receiver OF The
Coleman Brewing Company In place OF Samuel Gold
berg who died since his appointment.
James j. Garvey has been appointed receiver for
the firm OF Garvey g. Campbell contractors. also In
place OF Samuel Goldberg.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-19
4 TWO PLANS FOR GERMAN OfEhA.
ANTON sEIDL PROPOSES TO BRING FORWARD
NEW wORKs-MR. DAMEoscHs
ARRANGEMENTS.

ARRANGEMENiS
Nuslc-lovers OF the metropolis will be pleased 10
know that Anton Seidl Is completing ARRANGEMENTS
for giving opera in German here mex. season Sub
scrintions have already been received to 50 large
an extent as 10 justify the belief that the season.
which will last for five or six months Will De sue
cessful. Operas will be selected almost entHey
from new compositions. 1t has not yet been settled
what operas will be produced. but those or Beriioz
Nascaeni Ieoncavallo Rubensten and Salnt-Saens
will take precedence. Mr.. Seldl VIII endeavor 10
lease the Metropolitan Opera House put railing III
that he has another playhouse at his disposal! Inc
orchestra will be of seventy pieces ana VIII pe
under the leadership OF Mr.. Seid. who will be as
sisted by Frank Van der Stucken. To Anton Schott
have been intrusted the arrangements for the cos
tunes. etc.
Among the singers who will be in Mr.. Seldl's com
panv are Anton Schott. tenor; Herr Alvary tenor
Nicholas Rothmuehl. tenor. OF the Imperial opera
Berlin; Miss Ternina soprano, OF the Royal opera
Munich who Is said to be excellent In the part or
Rriinhilde: Miss Mltschner, soprano, who has sung
the par; OF Eva in Die Meiserslnger." at Bay
reuth and Herr Sommer barytone, OF the Court
Theatre Vienna. Possibly a dozen more singers,
either local artists or from the German or Austrian
onera houses will be engaged series OF Sunday
evening concerts VIII possibly DE s"e"' u"ue' "''
o WIZ Damrosch and his associates are going on
rapldlv with the arrangements for the season OF
WAGNER operas which it is proposed to give next
autumn meeting Of the Wagner Society was held
80 eyening at 40. East Seventy second-st.. At
which lGj members were present The Intention IL
To- have a season Of four weeks The subscription
urice for an orchestra stall Is TO be $50 The works
- M. given are The Rhinegod.' The Walkirc."
q" scpfried, Die Gotterddmmerung. " Tam
bamser" Il ohengrir." The Mestersngers' and
Tristan and Isolde"
The following were appointed as committee to
,orgec, The plans OF the organization: Mrs Rhine
lander Jones Mrs. Robert De Forest. Mrs. Spencer
'Trask Mrs Heman Mrs. j. W Roosevelt Mrs.
vViiiam Law Mrs. Arthur NJ. Dodge Mrs. Edward
G. Love. Mrs. LOOMS. Mrs Charles lnslee pardes.
NJ Hobart Warren, Miss May Calender. Miss DE
Forest Mrs William Il Lee Mrs. FTederiek Bed SiL
pnhart Goelei Mrs Henry Cews. Mrs. Randolph.
Mrs Fish Mrs. O. II. Hartman. Gerrit Smith ana
Miss Corbin