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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-26
Jos. Horne Geo.
Penn Aro. and Flith st, Plttsburg.
TUESDAY. February 70, 1895.
Silks.
Black and Colored.

Black ana C0loreQ.
The greatest stock we ever
had Of new ones for the
Spring and Summer seasons,
and still more andmore COM
ing daily.
We've bought more largely
than usual and consequently
secured lower prices, and as
we will not DO under sold in any
thing, the values we are now
offering In Silks are greatest
yet. Ii.
Take Black Silks. The big
Sale last week distributed
thousands Of yards to de-
lighted customers. The Sale
will continue this week, and
includes
Black Satin Duchesse,
Black Moire Franchise,
Black Armures,
Black Satin Rhadame,
Black Satin Regence,
Black Figured Duchesse,
Black Figured TaheIa,
at ST. and ST. IS yd,
anyone OF which would be
extra good value at ST. Is and
81 50.
Colored Silks.
Hundreds Of kinds and all
the colors of the rainbow.
Like values were never sold
anywhere at equally low
prices. Every sort In stock
is on the same low profit ba-
sis as the following:
300 yards now Aawle,s Kaiki
Wash silks,in stripes and checks,
particularly for Waists
28c a yard.
New Colored Kulkia In exquisite
colorinss,
4Oc a yard.
l25 pieces new Tatfetas, In largo
variety OF stripes, checks aud nea.
figures, all beautiful new designs,
75c and 85c a yard.
The largest and most varied
gathering of Fancy Taffetas at
$l-2sand 81 5oa yard IS here.
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iilco won; Little Phil second; Danube
third; timc, l,24l, Fourth, six iurlongs
Luke Parks won, Darwin Wedge.
wood second: Guard third; limo. l :93i.
Filth, seven furlongS-taklr won; lIlGo
and White second; Mcxsotint third;
time, :42.
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and take stock In West Virginia Savings
md Building Association, No. llG0 Main
strect. Money 10 loan on real estate.
Shares % cents. Office hours, 6;l6 to
S:l5 erory Monday evening. MAS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-26
REAL ESTATE
REAL ESTATE BARGAINS.

rooms bath. MI c,nvcnlcncrS, on Zane S..
Lot 3lKla1 feet, at Sl0Jl CHEAP. 49,
rooms, hall, bath. lot JJSl5, on MARYLAND
street. very cheap at s70i3 - =
lQruouOd house, corner Eighth md Main
streets. atn bargain and on lou; Tina.
%roomed hou'c on Market, iieH, Filth street.
:. Manufacturing site on wa,cr ,trcet. near
Enriaco. ~ 49, ' N''A
Lots 2jSl20 feet on South Huron street at 500
ut 50SlSO on South BrOalwey, n, sI.Ojl.
lot 2iHl N feet on Fourteenth sttepT, al 81 o,o
Lot J)xl.O on Seventeenth street 4 bargain.
a. Money TO i"oan-sOJ. $40, sIOI, 500, $500,
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.THE BASE BALL RULES.
Tho National Longuo's Rulos Dom.
m'tteo Makes Many ohanreG
FIELDERS CANNOT WEAR GLOVES

Now, tho FRS. nasoman and Catcher
being tho Only Players Excepted,
West Goes to Springfield and Clom.
ons TO Akron to Work Up tho
Basc ball sontlment--Tho i,nccs at
Now orloans"Fltzsln,mons ouarrsls
With Ills Manager.
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MONEY TO LOAN.
RlNEHARr g. .TATUM,
CRY BANK BUILDING.
Telephone ?ls Heidi Room No. g.
TO IET.

Business property. lost Market St; best loac.
,ion In city for feed store. Sill o. pc. month
Store room and dwelling. 1907 Main 81; new
ttont: with front entrance TO dwelling II desired.
sIl q per month. ~ -.
Store room and dwelling. 2l1l Main 81. So per
mouth. sHlI' :. : -
store room and dwelling, isis chapline,.
81 81 per month.
Modern aroored dwelling, IS Sixteenth St
al 81 per month. G. rl,"fE ~
s-roomed dwelling. 1871 Chaplinc st. SIS pc,
month - -
property Of the late ". Il Robinson. T Win :;
acre. OF land hne orchard. etc SIS per month.
s.roomcd dwelling on motor line and National
month.
7.roomed dwelling. 81 South Front st, Al. SIS
per month I-f..-n-. ~ II :
7-roomcd dwelling. 1e6 l4.h st SO per month.
.-roomed dwelling. - lith st. SIS per month.
Gr9oned dwelling, modern, 81 South Huron
St 81 per month. r-- .s'Fsr - II
s.roomcd dwelling. 27ia Chap!iue ST 81. 4
Modern 6-rooned tat. ST.
rooms. I'd t!oor. g Virginia ST., both case,
and water, II. ST. per month. 5.flI :. n. :.
h-roomcd dwelling. $40 EoTst Si3pe, month.
o.toomed dwelling. Sllo Jacob ST. sll per
5.roomcd dwelling. o5oS Wood st. IS per month.
5.roomcd dwelling, l6 South Wabash st $40
s-rooued dwelling. North Wabash 81. $40 per
month.
rooms, 80 Thirteenth St sia per month.
4'roomed dwelling. $50 Market. SO per month.
4.roomed dwelling. ll64 High st. 81 per month.
4.roomed dwelling. osiS McColloch " 50.
rooms, $3.50 Market ST.. S. per month ed floor).
aroous, ?I5Chanllnc st I'd foor. S per month.
3rooms, los Virginia St S. per mouth,
!rooms, u 18th ST. & per month. g
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SMITH g. DICKINSON,
1929 MARKET STREET.
FOR SALE

House. rooms aud ball, corner y. Front and
KontncIy streets. $500. no.
House rooms. 18th street cheap On easy
terms, 500. ar =.
House rooms aud hall. sis, street. in splen.
did order. 81 go. -
House. rooms. brick Main ST. 5th ward. ,6n
House, 4 rooms, brick, jacob street, 18th ward
House, roomS and hall Park View. 10: loox
l7S feet, easy terms. sl7A.
House. rooms, nth st. lot cjxloo s.oat si.7ol
Donelo house 10 soomslndiana street, Island.
easy terms. Sl,NQl I,l5ITI'
House, rooms. South Huron stecat, Island
With large lot S22o) Y
House. rooms and hall, Market stree, Ia.
tween 7th and 9Th streets. eiay terms 3l7JJ
House; ; rooms. corner lot, 18th street, cary
Double houss. rooms, Coal s,soss, LIST wEfd
House, 5 rooms, Macolloch street. Eas: Wheel.
inE sltOt
streot, $1,000. -
House, srooms, Chnrlcsssr easy terms s7Sl
House, 6r1om.. Baltimore s!Fca; Eai. Wheel.
iDs easy terms Sl0n
House; rooms, 18Th street. easy .c.n,. soil
Splendid lot for dwelling house, Eor S,,,o..
9th ward 81 go. G.-',. i
House. rooms brick. 18th street cheap. s!5n
House, 10 rooms btici. with large 10. l'sa
street. cheap.
llons; Eoonh Jacob street. Go ward. o,,y
House. 3 rooms. Wood street 9th ward, Sl,l)l
lIonSo, Q rooms, .9h street Sl.0N
House. @ rooms. Wood street. Sth ward. Silva
Fine finished house. ) roomSnnd hall, Park
View, lot i09xlIj feet Fo, q, short tIuo only.
sl.sol So
Splendid house. S rooms and linll Lind s,ri,.,
Bcivedero. lisa ,sA.
House, & rooms. brick, Market street. Cea.rs
Wheeling. cheap. 81 10 1s'f e.He
Lots on Lind street, RoIvcdore, $50 aud sIj
each. aIf,' ..i...,,- '1s,t5
Three lots In Park Wow. cheap. t1gs"4sA
Bus!ness property OIL Market street at n,oies.
ute price .iu stEf. g.7E
sSo, 500 s,'o, $50, sloeo aud $3.50, to loan on
real estate.
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TO LOAN,

MONEY TO LOAN.
,lNk Cash always Oh hand IN sum, 10 suit.
from $40 aud upwards on rcal estate; also on
furniture. &c., without removal. easy paytnentS
No chnryc unless loan Is male. Confidential
WHEELING LOAN COMPANY, Jox IOI
INlLTthA,
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Try half-aud.halt-Smith's alo and
porter.
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WANTED.

r ADIEs-TO DO FANCY WORK AT
~ home. DELRAY NEEDLEWollK CO.,
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Hosiery.

ooc Stockings for l9c a pair
this time. Children's Ribbed
Black Cotton Hose, 40 gauge,
l-lrlb. genuine combed Egvp-
tianyarn. perfectly fast black,
sizes s to TO- As So many
were disappointed by getting
here too late for the other loc
lot. we've made very special
efforts to get more of them.
We could not, but got better
ones instead, for this same
grade has retailed at 4oc, 45c,
soc and Goo a pair. according
to the size. On special table
-dav ar
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"ANrED-GlRL- MUST BE A
w good cook: German preferred; must come
recommended. Apply al IN South NfooL ic9I
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FOR RENT.

sFOR RENT-ROOMS IN NEW MA.
Il SONIC Temple, Possession given at once.
Payment Of rent TO begin April !. 1901 Inquire
ofJ0aH X. LIST, Secretary, City Bank OF Wheel.
Ing. iopp
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The
Professors
Daughter. By II. 1vrDz.
tcopyrsh. by Bahelerl
copyright 1896 by Irving Bacheller.l

be simple justice If he was" answered
Wharton, removing the insensible cap
tive's coat and hat. These he donned
and stepped around to the back door Of
the car. Hilgerd heard a peculiar
whistle, and the panel and door were
again closed. Wharton stepped and
took a kneeling position In front OF the
safe. Bang! went the door again with
a suddenness that was startling.
Wharton motioned with his arm, keep
ing his face to the 'front.' A shadow
passed the curtain and Hilgerd scanned
the newcomer closely. He was mot so
tall as his companion, and moved with
a gliding. shutting step. His shoulders
were slightly bent, but their breadth
indicated enormous strength. AS he
stepped into the full glare Of the lamps
something glistened in his right hand,
and Hilgerd could scarcely reress cry
of warming Wharton worked Indus
triously at something in the safe. The
man took another step or two then, as
IL satisfied there was no occasion for
Its immediate use, transferred the
weapon to the other hand. AS II by
magic the scene charged, ana they saw
Wharton gazing into the eyes OF the
other, as he lay helpless on his back.
1t was a terrific spring, and the robber
was down and his revolver wrenched
from his grasp before he could utter a
word or make a move. The second lay
In sullen silence. the light Of hatred in
his deep-set. beady-looking eyes. Wade
slipped back into the smoker and re.
turned with three determined-looking
men.
"There they are Sanders" he said
briefly; two Of the worst desperadoes
in this part Of the country You have
Mr.. Wharton here to thank for the job
which, must confess, was neat one
The sheriff gave some directions tc
his deputies, occasionally gazing with
admiration at Wharton. The latter
was packing his own coat and vest
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|ll!I[I!l'(!ll[I!|(|Z!||;;|

MUNYON'S Rheumatism Cure never
fails to relieve In three hours and cure
In three days.
MUNYON'S Dyspepsia Cure Is guar.
anteed to correct constipation and cure
oil forms Of indigestion and stomach
trouble. !.
MUNYON'S Catarrh Cure soothes and
heals the afflicted parts and restores thom
70 health. No failure: . cure guaranteed.
MUNYON'S Kidney Cure speedily cures
pains in tho back, loins or groins and all
forms Of kidney disease.
MUNYON'S Nerve Cure cures nervous.
ness and builds up the system.
MUNYON'S vitslixer imparts new ltfes
restores lost powers to weak and debtltta'
ted men. Price 4t.00.
No matter what the disease b or how
many doctors have failed 10 cure you, ask
your druggist for 26.cent vial Of one OF
Gunyon'S Curss, and II you are not bene.
0ted your money will b refunded.
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His aIane. Rested on the Open Safe.

powerfully built man. He stopped
right In front Of Hi1gerd, and looked
sharply around. His glances swept the
floor, then rested on the open SAFE
With a few swift strides he was before
it. He was heavily bearded. and
around his waist hung a leather belt
supporting holsters, from the tops OF
which doomed up threatingly the han
dies of a pair of deadly Colts. His mo-
lions were cat-lilxe, swift and graceful.
With deft fingers he transferred the
money ackages from the safe to a huge
pocket in the side Of his coat.
Again the nauseous Odor came to Hill
gerd as q large panel slid down in the
south side of the partition. Beside Hill
gerd Wharton crouched like a panther
ready to spring. The robber had emp
tied the safe and was casting a last
furtive, triumphant glance around.
Quickly he stepped toward them. Now
ne was almost within reach, and am
other step brought him opposite the
open panel. For one fieeting instant
9Iilgerd saw him turn as in surprise
Swiftly as the Mghtning's stroke Whar-
toms arm shot out. The robbers head
crashed against the opposite side Of the
car and down me dropped, a helpless
mass of quivering fiesh3 The door was
thrown open and the GUARD rushed out
Hilgerd started to follok. but was mo-
toned back.
mot yet, Paul." said Wharton The
man was quickly handNuffed. then halt
carried. half dragged into the Nlready
close air Of the closet. 'ls he done for
PAllr asked Wade. MOI but II wonlt
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They moved forward cautiously. The
door was partly open. and through 1t
could be seen the figure Of a man seated
at table. His head rested upon his
hands, and before him lay an open
book
"Hatching up some new species Of
deviltry, suppose" Hilgred whispered.
A dozen steps and the threshold was
reached. With sweep Of his arm
Wharton flung back the door and
stepped inside. The man turned with
startled face toward them, and
sprung swiftly to his feet, his hand in
stinctively seeking his side.
BE careful, professor. Just raise
your hands above your head. please"
Whartons voice was calm and soft, but
in It was the menace of the adder The
professor hesitated. glancing from
Whartons stead eye to the frowning
muzzle of the blk 45-Colt, then back
again. There was no mistaking the
signs; a chance was out Of the question.
and up went his hands.
Thank you," said Wharton. sweet
ly. Paul will kindly relieve the gen.
tleman of those ugly-looking guns, and
Mr. Sanders will attend to the orna-
ments." Hilgerd took a good look at
the man as he sat I'M q chair against
the wall. He had a smooth face, with
high forehead and piercing blue eyes.
and there was much in his appearance
to suggest the criminal. He had not
fully recovered from his surprise. and
was looking wonderingly, though de-
family, at the others.
The cabin had a. board floor, and
there was a cheerful wood fire burning
upon the hearth. A rough table. four
iDg-glass. and some shelves complet-
ed the furnishings. Without losing
any time Wharton stepped to the back
part Of the room, felt carefully over the
logs. and threw back a small panel. dis
closing an opening from which he drew
forth a rusty tin box.
DO you remember the Coopertown
bank robbery" he asked Hilgerd, who
was standing near. Hilgerd nodded
"Well." continued Wharton, here Is
the result of that nights work" The
professor moved uneasily in his chair
cycling them murderously beneath his
dropping lids. Wharton then opened
the door of a little closet, and I'm 1t they
saw "a woman's hat. cloak, and some
dresses. He glanced significantly al
| Hilgerd, and examined them closely.
ut Is as l feared" he said, whisper.
ing. "They have not been worn fol
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mo. .indeed!" exclaimed Wharton

mo, 'indeedw exclaimed Wharton;
"You don't catch the old gentleman
risking his precious hide In the execu-
ton Of his little scheme. You can wager
he is safe at home, and that Is where
we will look for him." They moved
rapidly for some time In silence. The
car stopped at the first trestle over the
river, and Wharton jumped out and
walked toward the deep shadows at
the edge of the thick timber. In a few
minutes they saw him coming back.
II have telegraphed the professor
over his private line to send all his
men to Number One on important busi-
ness" he said, land sincerely hope We
shall find him alone" They removed
the car from the track, climbed into a
boat Wharton had concealed. and were
soon threading the maze-like channels
Of the great swamp. Sanders rowed
while Wharton steered.
Paul." he said, presently. "you have
never heard of the professors daugh-
ter?" Hilgred shook his head slowly.
"Of course not" said the other,
thoughtfully. land II you knew her you
would not believe that such charming
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Tho Man Turned with q Startled Fncc
Toward Them.
refined person could possibly be 80 re-
lated. She was educated in a notable
convent. and Is extremely intelligent.
In some diabolic manner he lured her
away, and now keeps her imprisoned in
the center Of this beastly swamp, with
no companions but these brutal cut
throats. or course she ls dying by
inches. and it's a burning shame. 1t
was here where Newell came in dis
charge Of his duties, and / am almost
convinced that he was caught attempt
ing to rescue her and was either killed
outright or Is suffering confinement
worse than death. have utterly failed
to discover the slightest trace Of either
Of them, but I am determined not to
give up until learn something def
mite" They conversed in low tones
until the boat. passing through a mar
row channel. crunched upon a sandy
shore. They climbed noiselessly out.
Some distance through the thick UNDER
growth, Hilgred caught the first gllm-
mer of light. Towards this Wharton
slipped of silently. while the others re-
mained, sitting on the side Of the boat.
The minutes passed with painful slow
ness, and Hilgred was becoming rest
less, when the shary crack Of break.
Ing twig caused their blood to surge.
Wharton's voice, speaking softly
through the gloom, treasured them. His
manner indicated an excitement that
with him was unusual. He came quite
close before speaking.
Boys. the game IL In our hands. He's
In the cabin and alone. Make no noise
and keep close to me-" In single Ale
they crept silently toward the light
which soon grew more distinct, and
Hilgred saw, through . little opening
the window from which the rays came
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GiLmoye's aromatic Wine

"A tonic for ladies. If you
are suffering from weakness.
and feel exhausted and ner.
vous; are getting thin and all
run down; Gilmore's Aro.
matte Wine will bring roses
to your cheeks and restore
you to flesh and plumpness.
Mothers, use it for your
daughters. It is the best
regulator and corrector for
ailments peculiar to woman.
hood. It promotes digestion,
enriches the blood and gives
lasting strength. Sold BY
Matthews Bros., Scrantnn.
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TO Hllgerd, staring out in the lighted
space. the whole thing seems unreal.
and of the nature of play. Buoyed
I'D by strong excitement. he Is ready
for anything, yet knowing not what Is
TO come. Easily he conjectures up fam
tastic forms hovering over the pros
ira ts bodies, and fancies he hears them
moan One-two minutes pass In pain
full suspense, then an unusual noise
comes from the platform outside, and
the back door is quickly opened with
bang. A heavy step is heard close by
the partition, ard a new actor appeared
ON the scene in the shape OF a tall,
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darted swiftly toward the cabin and
Hilgerd followed, stumbling blindly
along the uneven path.
(To Be Continued.)
AHE WOMAN

who takes the surest
way to gain a beautiful
color and a wholesome
skin will not take the
cosmetics, paints and
powders which soon
injure the skin. Sal.
low or wrinkled face,
dull ewes and hollow
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-07-13

A pamphlet, containing vast number Of
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alton, Buffalo. N. Y.
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DISEASE OF WOMB.

Mrs. CORA 8. WILSON. Of
Carlisle, SMiiipan Co., md.
writes: II cannot say too
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II my duty to say TO all wo-
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that II Is the best medicine
ON earth for them to Use /;
I cannot praise II too high.
ly for the good 1t did me.
ifany one doubts this: give
them my name aud ad-
dresa ~
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low spirits, follow the arrangements. irreg.
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functions, builds up and iuvigorates the en-
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westhound Leave Roanoke Daily.
$500 a. m. Washington and Chattanooga
2mited) for Bristol and the South and
West. Stops at principal etntions weBs
OF Radford. Pullman sleepern to New
Orleans and Memphia, dining car at
tAched
f:o5 n. m. tor Rsdford, Bluefeld and
Pooshontaa
a:so p. N. the Chicago Express for Rad
ford, Bluefeld, Pocahontas, Kenova,
Cincinnati, Indianapolis, ST.. Louis,
Kansas City, Columbus and Chicago.
Pullman 8uffet Sleeper Roanoke
TO Oolurnbus. Also for Pulaski,
Wytheville. Bristol, Knoxville, Chat
3xnooga and intermediate points.
North and Esotbnund, Leave Roanoke
Daily.
lao p. m. for Petersburg, Richmond
and Norfolk
l:4op: IN. for Washington, Hagers.owD,
Philadelphia and New York.
l0:40 p. N. for Richmond and Norfolk.
Pullman sleeper Roanoke to Norfolk
and Lynchburg to Richmond.
sos p. IN. Washington and Chatta-
nooga limited) for Washington.
Hagerstown, Philadelphia and New
York. Pullman sleopers to Washing.
ton, Philadelphia and New v,rk via
Shenandoah Junction and Rai.,m more
and Ohio railroad. Stops only at
principal stations.
Durham Division-Leave Lynchburg
Union station daily 3:45 Q IT. Tor
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Old Music In the British Museum.

The accessicns to tho collection of music
have been more than usually Important.
Tho most valuable acquisition was a copy
of tho "Motctti dc Passione, - printed by
Potrucci at Venice in 1903. OF this work,
the sixth printed by Potrucci with his
newly invented types, only one other copy
Is known to be in existence, and that
wants the title page and one other leaf
Another interesting book is tho folio cdi-
ton Of SorianO's masses (Rome, 1000,
dedicated to Paul V, II splendid specimen
of Italian binding and Typography, having
the pope's arms stamped on the covers.
Three very valuable early Italian operas,
formerly in tho Borghosc library, havo also
been bought They are: UD Daphne,
by Mario dn Gagliano, (Florcncc, 1909;
(3) "Dinna Schcrnita," by Giacinto Cor
nachioli, (Rome, 1920; and (3) "Strali
d'Amore," by G. Boschotto Boschctti
(Vcnicc, 1919. Another interesting work,
from the Same library, is the "Diletto
1850, which is generally considered tho
first music printed from engraved copper
plates Copies OF tho "Intabolatura d Or
gano iii Rcccrcari" of Jacques BuuS, Won
ice, l5i9), ono of the earliest books OF or
gan music; tho "Laudi Spiritually Of Fra
SerannO Razzi (Vcnice, 1869, in u bind
ing bearing tho arms of Popo Clement NJ.
and n unique copy of the second book of
MadrIgals of Domcnico da l'pano (Romo,
1879, arc also among tho more valuable
musical accessions of tho yoar,