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The evening world., 1895-05-09
GOSSIP OF THE TURF.

"Doc' Street. the individual VINO has given
racegoers more heartaches than perhaps any othe-
owner on the turf has been ruled on by the
ming Of Summertime. Jockey Macy who pulled
the hlly. confessed yesterday that DOG Street
had given him orders to pull the hl'y.
Starter Fitzpatrick evidently had hosts OF
friends at st. Asaph Yesterday. judging by the
applause he received for bis very good work.
Fred Liteaeld will ride Bassetlaw in the
Brooklyn Handicap
In fact. Macy says, he had a standing
contract with Street. wherein he was to get s2S
says he received his orders by wire from Sara
toga, where Street was staying at the time the
Ally pulled. Whether Macy produced the
telegram as conhrmatory evidence does not APP
pear.
things while on the turf. but in this instance
4 seems as though he had been sacrificed to
shield ]. NJ. Hill, the 81. Asaph stockholder.
who was accused OF being at the bottom Of the
whole AFFAIR.
Hin has two hooks in the ring. One goes I'M
der the name OF the Gen;lemen's Driving Club.
The other has the name C. II. HAYES POSTED over
boosted up the price against Summertime in such
harefaced faThion that the attention OF the bet
tors was at once drawn to the game
II is ridiculous to suppose that Street ever en-
tered into any such agreement as Macy states
stopping horse than by having the jockey
pull. A further investigation is to be made by
the Jockey Cub and Trainer LATE Bloch Jockey
Macy, j. VI. Hill, doc Street and others will
be examined tonight.
The action OF the Jockey Club in refusing to
Vrdit the Robv track a license is sop thrown
to the Turf Congress It is a plain statement
that the Jockey Club does not wish to NEEDLE
in the affairs Of the Turf Congress, and the reso-
luton. which defines the boundaries Of the ter
rtory over which the Jockey Club proposes to
exercise in,isdie,ion Is an niimaion that the
its hands Oh turf Affairs in the East, '
Judging from the fact that Judge Powers and
called before the Jockey Club yesterday, 1t seems
probable that the parent body intends adminlster
Ing some punishment TO the Virginia Assoc at on
for the crooked racing that has been going IN
there
The st Asaph people declare they are under the
'"hy 40 not care Nheher the Jockey Club revokss
their license not, At any rate, II punishment
is to be administered, the jockey Club wants 1t to
be lasting.
John Z, Carr has taken active control Of the
ST. Aslph track and he intends that racing shall
eta,r means what he says, and so fir as the
writer's knowledge goes he is fearless and honest.
He says that the newly appointed Judge, T,
Wood Marin. Is incorrup,ible He related sew
erai incidents which were highly complimentary
to Judge Martin. Carr did a great deal towards
keeping racing at Gu,tenburg clean and the race.
going public has great confidence in him.
win The close OF to-day there are only nvs
days as before the hroosyn lianaen; will be run,
on and will receive their final 'preps'' on Mon
day, DR., Rice is BY far tae most favored horse
10 Demonstrated by a half IN oasx yese-dsy very
easily Rubieoa and Ia kearnsy are also doing
~" -
The evening world., 1895-05-09
CORDET1'S new IDEA.
Wants to Fight jackson Before
tho National Sporting Club
This 10 The Same Organization to
Which He Previously Objected.
Meanwhile Manager Brady Says the
Fitzsimnions Match 10 Son"

The announcement that James J. Cor
bett would meet Peter jackson before
the National Sporting Club of London
during August or September next Is. to
say the least, a surprise to sporting men
in this city. To those. especially, who
have heard Corbett say again and again
that he would not fight before that club.
1t was hardly to be credited.
Still, there Is in evidence a cablegram
bearing the signature OF Manager Brady.
which definitely makes a proposition to
that effect. 1t was sent yesterday to
Matchmaker Fleming.
The proposition ignores absolutely the
contract with the Florida Athletic Club.
by which Corbett and Fitzsimmons are
held to an agreement to fight on a date
to be specified by that club. and. as the
clubs representative holds. at a place to
be selected by 1t. 1t was expected that
the fight with Fitzsimmons would be
held in September.
According to Brady. Corbett has de-
SPARED Of the Fitzsimmons fray taking
place for the present." either in Florida
or elsewhere. Legsla ton, he says. has
made it impossible in Florida and I.ouisi-
ana. Dallas. Tex, he declares, is not
from the law. No mention Is made Of
the Denver offer. and Mexico Is not to
the liking of Brady. Thus. the affair Is
brushed aside leaving not even vague
Idea Of where the mill may take place. !.
What caused the sudden change Of
base and the resolution to hight jack
SON. when the latter has for some time
held his peace and ceased hurting chal-
lenges at the champion. cannot be con-
jectured. In their meeting In room In
the Grand Union Hotel last Fail Peter
jackson made his insistance upon fight
Ing before the National Club a loophole
through which to escape a match and
secure possession Of the money he had
At that time Corbett and Brady had
much that was not at all hattering to
the club and its officials. Now. how
ever, they ask the club to donate a purse
and waive all objections in the matter.
Brady intends taking Steve UDonneli and
George Green c'Young Corbett'). to
England next month. which may have
some bearing on the new manoeuvrc.
With the champion added to the combi-
nation and a challenge preceding him.
realized. There are additional SOW
ereigns in taking Corhett to England,
and a sop to the hitherto despised club
Is a great hit.
Meanwhile what Of Fitzsimmons? He
has made a match to fight the champion
apparently willing to go on. Sporting
authorities hold that he has first call,
and the Interpolation Of a match with
Jackson, or even the overtures to such
match y against precedent: Brady
match Is ''still on" and says 1t will take
place as soon as 1t is practicable In this
country.
The evening world., 1895-05-09
BASEBALL CHAT.

They showed UP like real sisnts yesterday. and
their batting streak alarmed Phillips who gave
many bases on balls to avoid possible long hits
Jimmy Stafford II was who got into yesterdays
game at the right time and "plunkei' two men
home.
Mike Herman 10. and has been al along. In
the championship form OF lss9.
Ariis Latham would 10. Of the best PLAYERS
N The League II hs Nslsp 'eloWainS." Ms
The evening world., 1895-05-09
MAY SIGN BILLS TO-DAY.
Gov. Morton Expected TO Make
Racing ON Saturday Possible.
Especial to The Evening wor'

Especial to The Evening WORLDLY
ALBANY. May 9.-Gov. Morton said
this morning that he would try to reach
the racing bills now before him some
time to-day. He was prevented from
doing so by IN unusually heavy press
Of other important matters, but thinks
He may not be able to name the Com
mission until tomorrow. however, but
1t Is pretty certain that he will act in
time for the races that begin on Satur-
day.
The Commission will be composed Of
the gentlemen named by 1.-THE Evening
mont and ex-Congressman SANFORD, and
either Col. Kip or e. d. Morgan. Mr..
Morgan is regarded a. the more prob
able.
Col. Cole said this morning that Gov
Morton would not take any action on
the racing bills until late this afternoon,
ut the very earliest.
The evening world., 1895-05-09
MAINE TRANSPLANTED.
Novel Exhibit Of Sporting Trophies,
Including Game and Guides.

The Maine steamship Manhattan
brought a novel outfit Of curios to her
dock last night. 1t consists Of speci-
mems of game from the State of moose.
caribou, trout, panther and wildcats.
All of these are included IN the collec-
ton. A noble moosehead, with antlers
preading seven feet is the grandest Of
the lot. sent from Aroostook County.
The collection is in charge of two
guides from the Rangeley Lakes, who
have also brought their costumes and
appurtenances. They and their trophies
will form most interesting exhibit at
the Sportsmen's Exhibition in Madison
Square Garden next week. 1t will be
shown In a genuine Aroostook log cabin.
The exhibit Is entered by the Maine Gen.
trail Railroad.
The evening world., 1895-05-09
CROKER TO RETURN :?
Harry Reed and Stonensll Are
Scratched from the Jubilee
All Two.Ysar.0l Except Men,auk
Cancel Eng ssmsnts.
Heavy Imposts Of Weight Said to
Have Discouraged Americana

NEWMARKET. May S.-rt was an.
nounced this afternoon that Harry Reed
ana stonenell had been scratched for
the jubilee Stakes. and that Mr.. Croker
mad also scratched all his two-year-olds.
except Montauk. from all engagements.
This was a genuine surprise to turf
men. a. Harry Reed had been clicked
very satisfactory mile over the Row.
ley mile. and his weight. sS pounds,
seemed to give him an excellent chance
In the Jubilee Stakes.
Stonenell was entered In the same
stake and was to carry LII pounds. The
stake Is to be run at Kempton Park on
Saturday next. Among the prominent
entries are Ravensbury, 1a pounds:
Throstle. III: Ell Diablo, ITO. and
Priestholme. los.
The action Of Messrs. Dryer and Cro-
ker In scratching stoneneli and Harry
Reed from the Jubilee Stakes and the
declaring from all engagements OF the
tt Two ar,o IN the stable. save. Mon
home.
n From reports sent home by Me-srs.
nbwyef and Croker, Il seems evident
the the 81. fair play that the Englishman
anchored with weight and they are UNI
able to get money on at anything like
the average price quoted In addition,
English newspaper men have got out
their hammers and the lot OF. Messrs.
Dwyer and Croker seems anything but
pleasant one.
1t Is asserted on this side Of the water
that Messrs. Dryer and Croker con-
template giving q meeting at Jerome
Park and their action in scratching their
horses from engagements gives color to
the report that they intend returning
to this country.
The evening world., 1895-05-09
CORNELL'S HENLEY CREW.
Men from Whom Courtney Will
select the English Challenger.

ITHACA, n. Y, May 9.-The follow
ing are the names of the men entered
at the Henley EnglanO regatta. from
whom viii be selected the crew that is
to pull the Cornell boat in the contest
for the Grand Visitors Challenge Cup.
Coach Courtney is yet completely at
sea as to which men will be chosen.
Those entered are:
r. L. Shape. captain; f. c. Hager. F.
W. Freeborn. G. =. Dyer, r. b. Hamil-
Spellman. W. B. Chriswell, NJ. w. Roe,
c. @. Louis, f.. A. Crawford, ]. II.
Taussig. T. W: Fennell., T. Hall. f. j..
Johnson, r. f. Sanford, c. S. Moore,
H. w. letters, ]. Inslee, W. Bentley, +.
d. Colson. r. T. Richardson.
The evening world., 1895-05-09
DALLAS STILL HOPES.
Negotiations snid to he Under Way
for the Big Fight.

for the Big Fight.
DALLAS. Tex. May cit looks now
as II Dallas would surely get the Cor
bett-Fitzsmmons prize fight. and that
1t will come off during the State Fair
and Dallas Exposition next October.
Since the outiawing by legislation and
court decision two days ago o: prize
fighting In Florida and Louisiana. WILL
lam A. Brady and Joe Vendig have
been in wire communication with Dan
l.. Stewart. the wealthiest sporting man
in Texas, to arrange to have the fight
take place In Dallas.
The details are partially completed.
and d definite decision will be reached
before the week is ended. About $40. 900
will be required.
The evening world., 1895-05-09

A Great Peach Crop Looked for.
The season thus far gives promise OF an un-
usually heavy peach crop Last year many buds
came out in March. but were destroyed later
This season. however. there Is every reason to
believe peaches will be both cheap md plentiful
The evening world., 1895-05-09
NEW YORK DENTAL PARL 0Rs.

Teeth extracted ~ our late scisnliao mstnod
20 pain or bad rssuta Applied 70 the gumA
~Isoiuteiy painlsss. No cocaine or chlorofoTm-
vs. ths und5isiEns1. have had teeth extracted
o. ths New York DentRI PnriOrs., and
ehsetuliy recommend their method being PAIN.
LESS, absolutely painless:
GEO GAGNoN. Waldorf HOTEL
:; WEDMERE, i:s Cumberiand st.. BrookiyN
FORRESTER. $50 18th at, Jersey City
These are the only dental parlors In New York
mat have tn. patented applis nces and insredi
20 extract Ill or apply gold crown without the
ssn PARTICLE Of pals Or d arer Psl sets OF test
81 ~: Gold crowns or teeth without plates 8
speciality; FtllinEs painless We guarantee q AZ
Or no pay. Give Us q call and YOU viii and
that - % tu,t - W. advertise. Come and have
youI teeth extracted In the morning and &c home
ees.fullv with diamond setting Hours daily :
r Sunday N to I New York Dental
Pnrl0rs. ~ West 2A 1t. opposite Eden Muses
The evening world., 1895-05-09

The standing Of League Club. ,Ais maraiss
The evening world., 1895-05-09

| Tommy Tracey put Tom Cavanaugh to sleep
In the eighth round Of their 60 At Galveston last
The evening world., 1895-05-09

Eddie Sweeney versus Eddie Loeber forms one
OF the attractions to he offered At the New Man
haitian Athletic Cub next Wednesday night An.
other feature will be a bout between Mike liar
ris and Joe Harmon.
The evening world., 1895-05-09

Jack Madden will rect Joe Mccarthy at the
Long Island Athletic Club show May IL. They
will contest for eight rounds At ITO pounds.
The evening world., 1895-05-09

Here is the programme a. arranged by Mana
ger i'm Kennedy for the Seaside Athletic Clubs
next boring show which III be held x Tuesday
vigne. Is rounds at catch weights; Tommy Denny
VS.. Walter Halligan, 10 rounds at 1872 pounds
Charley Kelly vs., Frank Zimpher. s rounds at
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SMALL rALa.
minor M.sts-, ~ Inssr,t Briefly aud
"ittilY cOlL


PlthilY roIt
WELCOME, 1895.
GOOD resolutions go into effect this
morning.
TIE police made GO arrests during
Dece N Der.
THE rush OF skaters to Back" river
continued, yesterday,
THE weather department gave the
New Year cool reception.
LAST night the Duquesne Fishing
Club held a very enjoyable dance at
Alert Hail.
THE Mozart Singing Society will give
a biz bali in their hall at the corner Of
Thirty. eighth and jacob streets, to-
night.
THERE were four cases in Police
Court, yesterday morning. James Du-
gan was dismissed. Two Of the others
went TO the hill, and the other paid a
ine,
THE Ladies OF the Teutonia Singing
Society gave very pleasant Katie Visite
and dance at the Teutonia Hall last
night There was good crowd 10 at
tendance and a very enjoyable time
was experienced.
A LOSS by the Atlantic Tea Com pany
FIRE, heretofore overlooked, was that 10
Mr.. J.W. Blatchley'S furniture aud I'M
dertakIug establishment, in the adJon
ing building. Mr.. Biatchley estimate:
his loss, mainly by water, at $4,000.
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Indoxss New At,srs,.s usas.
THIRD PAGE,
THIRD PAGE.
Blankets and Comforts Marked Down
Geo r. Taylor.

THIRD PAGE.
Blankets and Comforts Marked Down
Geo. h. Taylor.
FOURTH PAGE.
Rich Cut Glassware-Ewing Bros.
Harper's Bazaar in 1895.
Lost-Silver Glove Hook.
Wanted-Boy In Store.
Notice-H O. ZaGe.
ed-Representative in Wheeling.
Seguin Business College and Conserva'
tory Of Music.
Stockholders Meeting-Bank of the
Ohio Valley.
Dissolution Notice-W. T. Burt & Co.
Copartnership Notice-Miller & Stein.
Happy New Year TO All-H. +. Ben
rens.
Money to Loan c. Hervey.
Misunderstanding Employment by Book
keeper.
Notices. NJ. Rice & Co.
Stockholders Meeting-Standard Fire
Insurance Company.
Found-U UMBRELLA.
Stockholders Meeting Wheeling Ice
and Storage Company.
FIFTH PAGE.
Wound Up the Old Year-Locke's.
A Happy New Year-D. Gundling IL
Co.
SMITH PAGE.
For Rent and For Sale-Geo. NJ. Shook
& Co.
Veno, The Great Foreign Healer
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AMUsEMENTs.

IT Is so, AND THE REASON WHY.
The Macon Telegraph says: us is
possible. with average Intelligence and
the expenditure Of perseverance,, pluck
and patience, to attain success In al
most any occupations; but the most sue
cessful men are those who, either
through the accident OF birth or FORUM
ate circumstances, found themselves in
that profession to which they were best
adapted. Facts in proof OF this are
plentiful in almost any field OF work,
but nowhere is it exemplfied TO great
er extent than ia the histrionic art. Mr..
Clarke, like a worthy son. has not been
satisfied with his rich Inheritance, but
has added to it cultivated mind and
such uulagging energy that be is to-day
the most promising comedian before the
public. Mr.. Clarke appears in this city
this evening and at the New Years
matinee and Thursday evening. He
will present comedy OF the highest or.
der, giving on the first "a Widow
Hunt" his great comedy creation of
Major Wellington DeBoots, and on the
second night the de.splitting farcical-
comedy of Tit for Tat"
PAUL KAUvAR.
That the old realistic dramatic offer
ings are still in evidence and in great
demand is shown by the splendid time
that Manager Eugene Robinson has
secured for his new version OF the old
popular public "pleaser" aud money
maker, paul Kauvar." The season
began at the Grand Opera House in
New York City on August 25th, aud was
booked solid for thirty-eight weeks in
all the principal cities Of the country,
and az better terms than that OF any
previous season. The late Steele Mack
ave rewrOte the play some eighteen
months ago and called IL The New
Paul Kauvar," and be has spent thou
sands of dollars on the new effects, new
scenery, etc, and promises a produc-
ton OF this stirring play that has sell
dom been eQualled en- the American
stage. II will be seer at the Opera
House next Friday MIG ht, January 4th,
THE LARGEST DOG IN THE WORLD.
Stetson's Uncle Toms Cabin Compa-
nv. which comes 10 the Opera House
Saturday matinee and evening, claims
this honor. The dog In question weighs
2O3 pounds, stands 81 inches blgh to the
shoulder aud measures feetN from tip
10 tip and cost Mr.. Stetson $1,000. He
was originally the property OF the Car
OF Russia, aud was presented oy him TO
Miss Marguerite Fish, the well known
actress, aud sold by her to Mr.. Bra
denburg, OF museum fame and was ex-
hlbited by him in all the leading cities
OF the United States.
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big sensation by hi, extraordinary cures o
rheumatic crIpples and other sufferers. VIII
lectur in ODD Fellows Assembl Room on
Thursday night o'clock. Admission free.
Veno will make rheumatic crI pies wS.k IN
full view of The audience lie will wear his
famous jeweled vest and court costume. pre-
scented to him b. Lady Morgan Tor curing her
husband OF rheumatism, after three London
hospitals had failed The vest alone is valued
at sl.0uO. h. Rev. A z. McNutt Methodist
minister, HrAdnor, Wood county ONO was
cured BY yenos trca meut after having sur
fesed hail his lifetime with rheumatism, dys-
pepsia ana bronchial troubles. Neno has per
formed thousands Of other remarkable cures
that had puzzle phys claus.
every rneanlriic sufferer in Wheeling who
cannot walk without ca es or clutches, should
not fail under any ronsidera ton whatever
be az the Assembly Rooms on Thursday after
noon b tween and 4. \ few Of lie wo-,t
ca. es will be cured free as an sdyertlsems mt.
to show he Xtraofdinary power OF Ntuo's
treatment, and everybody sick or well should
be at the lecture In tue evening TO hear the
great healer lecture and see him cure the Grip
pies. laler
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THE LAST SESSION
OF TEE OLD BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS HELD
YESTERDAY.
A Small Amour! Of Business Transacted-The Mem
bsrs Max, Pleasant sddrsssss and
Separate With Mutual Express
soas Of Regard.

The Board OF County Commiss toner's
held it's last meeting yesterday morning
and wound up the business OF the coun-
ty with the retiring Board and for the
wear. The new Board will probably
meet and organize within few days.
After the reading Of the minutes of
the last meeting Committee oliis were
ordered paid as follows:
Court House and Jail ....-......: .......s go O0
Poor House and FARM
Iniifmary fund. ..........s0oz % -, n.
Contingent poor fund sso o. l'0oI VI
Finance 25 20
Roads and bridges........ L'-- -
Total 500 OIL
The report of the Superintendent OF
the Inirmary showed total OF IS IN
mates Of which number 60 were white
males, 20 white females, and colored
males.
The Board then resolved Itself into
Board OF Equalization and Appeals, aud
after disposlng of petition Tor redu
tion Of assessment. the Board reassem-
bled. and Mr.. Voelliuger offered reso-
luton recting the uniform impartiallty
and courtesy which mad characterized
the administration Of President DOB
bins during the past two years. Inc
resolution was adopted.
Mr.. McGregor presented his account
! as transportation agent Of the Board,
and it being approved, be took occasion
TO express his qualification for the cour-
teses extended him and the good feel
ing and harmony which had always pre-
vailed.
Dr. Bates OF Il chland district; Mr..
Voelinger, 81 Centre, and Mr.. Baird,
OF Triadelvhia, also made pleasant 1T
tie addresses.
President Do0bins then addressed the
Board, referring 20 the absence OF dill
culties between the members, the
mutual courtesies and kindnesses, and
TO his regret at parting with the retlr-
ing members. When the President
concluded, the Board adjourned sine die,
and after an informal good time the
mem bers Sc separated with mutual express
sions Of good will and regard.
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JUDGE T. j. HUGUS

VIII Assume the Duties of His ONCE
From and After To-Day.
The Judge OF The Ohio County
Criminal Court, II. j. Hugus, ESQ,
filed his oath Of Office with Clerk Hook
yesterday, and from and after to-day
be will discharge all the duties aud
functions of the office.
Judge Jordan, who retired at mid
night last night, will resume his gen
eral law practice, having opened an
Office opposite the Court House, on
Chauline street.
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ever SHOWN In the city. These goods
are the celebrated S. Brand, made es-
pecially for us, and OF watch we have
the agency for this city. We will guar
antee them the best made in the coun-
Try being full in every way, from the
lowest priced number TO the best. BE-
low we quote few prices, but all we
wish is an examination OF our line
In order to judge OF their merits, we
will sell so dozen children's drawers
made OF good heavy muslin, four tucks
at sc. per pair for size land so forth.
Children's skirts, well made, at 24c.
Ladies' drawers, good muslin, tucks,
at l9c, cheaper than you can buy the
muslin.
Embroidered drawers 39c up.
Ladies' Lousdsle muslin gowns, full
sleeves, patent band and rui1le. Full
tucked front, skirt 70 inches wide, never
eoualed sunder 75c, our sale price Acc.
Others at proportionate prices. Skirts
from soc up, four tucks and hem.
This is a sale Of underwear which the
ladies' of Wheeling and vicinity cannot
afford to pass by. We are not making
speciality OF trash, but the best goods
made at AS low price as they can posi-
bv be sold for.
The goods when seen will be appre-
ciated. THE LEADER,
1920 Main street.
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Home for the Winter.

Mr.. and Mrs. Al. Mered it'll, well
known circus people OF this city, who
have been with Harris Nickel Plate.
travelling through the South, arrived in
the city yesterday and will remain 10
the city during the rest of the winter,
the circus having closed at Jackson
Vile, Fla, last week on account OF cold
maothar
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REAL ESTATE mARKEc.

Deeds OF Transfer Left for Record at
Cl,rk Hooks Office.
Following is the daily list OF deeds in
fee left for record at the Office OF the
County Clerk
Deed made December s, 1894, by
Harry D. Travis and wife TO Henry
Miller, for lot No. 6. in square No. 4, in
Gilchrist's amended addition No. 4.
Consideration, $3.50.
Deed made November 6, 1894, by
James Gather and wife and others, to
George C. Gather, for part Of lot No.
10, in square No. IA. Consideration,
81 100.
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Re,mont county Farmer,' Institute.

The fourteenth annual session Of the
Belmont County Farmers Institute Will
be held u the Court House hall at st.
Clalrsvile. Thursday and Friday.
Thursday afternoon the ladies' session
will be held. A large number OF ad-
dresses will occupy place upon the
very interesting programme.