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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-06-13
NOTES OF THE DIAMOND.


Miles is now captain of the Saginaw
team,
Jackson took three out of five from
Wheeling.
Saginaw is making a desperate effort
to start base ball life anew, and de-
serves 10 succeed.
Urban Freckles McNierney will make
another desperate effort to get even
with Wheeling to-day.
Darrah plays about as tricky ball as
any man who has visited Jackson. He
has a habit of deliberately getting in
the way of a base runner that is dis
gushing and it is about time Umpire
Popkay sent him to the bench. He has
certainly succeeded in disgusting
number of patrons of the game with
his dete5table tricks.-Jackson Patriot.
Cleveland people won't attend the
games, and the same complaint comes
from the Cleveland farm at Fort Wayne.
One trouble in the latter city may be
the half-hearted support of the news
papers. If Fort Wayne would lose
three games in succession, it is likely
that the result of the next game would
not be published.
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THE POOL TOURNAMENT.

New York, June 12.-The second
night for the pool tournament for the
championship of the world and a purse
of $500 between champion Alfredo De
Orc, of Havana. and Grant Ely, Of
Springfield, Ohio. brought out a large
number of spectators tonight. After
% innings De Orc had a score of 1888
to his credit, against Eby's 1871, and
play was suspended for the night. The
score by innings:
De Oro-S, Il, 9. 4, 10. 8, 8. 6, 6. .,
u. Is, 10, Is, 10, 8, 4, ,, >, Is. IS, S-total
1873; scratches, ..
EAy-2, l, 8, II, ., u, 70, 9, 9, 10, 8.
0. 0, ., 0, 0, 9, II, 10, Is, 0, ?, total
1877: scratches, 4.
Total score: De ORC, 1874; Ely S24.
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SCALE SIGNED.

Yesterday morning the welcome news
was received at the La Belle tin mil!
by William Lswellyn, the president of
Prosperity Assembly OF tin mill work
ers at the La Belle, that the scale for
the coming year had been signed by
the manufacturers, which are in ses-
sion at present in Pittsburg. The
workmen at the mill are jubilant over
the agreement The management will
work right along until the first Of July,
when the entire mill will close down
one week, and possibly two, if the re-
pairs consume that much time. The
settlement OF this knotty problem as
sures the employment of at least one
hundred and fifty men.
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Earned runs, PittSburg s. New York
l; first on errors. Pittsburg 2, New
York >; left on bases. Pittsburg 9, New
York 8; first base on balls, off Fore
man ., off Meekin .: struck out by
Foreman 1, by Meekin 4; two base hits,
J. Smith, Meekiu; sacrifice hits. J.
Van Haltren, Connaughton. Farrell;
stolen bases, Donovan; double plays,
Stencil and Sugden; Ely. Bierbauer
and Beckley, Meekin and Clarke; nit
by pitched ball. by Foreman umpire,
Campbell; time. 2:24; attendance. $500.
Boston, Mass, June 12-No pitcher
in the league could have stood up
against the BostOns to-day. They were
out for blood and At the end of the
game they were credited with four
home runs and twenty-four hits. with
a total Of fOrty-one. Ehret. of the Wis
itorS, was succeeded by Fisher in the
third. but could do no better. Score:
Boston &c. 5321021 *-15 "A 8
Cincinnati e. 100000 %
Earned runs Boston s, Cincinnati .:
pitchers. SWEETS, Ehret and Fisher;
umpire Lynch; attendance, 3,000 time,
200.
Brooklyn. N Y, June 12.-The
BroOklyns won to-day's game from the
ClevelandS in the ninth inning, when
ShiEdle and Grim hit safe, the latter's
hit following after Shoch had reached
first base on balls and thinner had a
passed ball. Score:
Brooklyn 80 0 3 0 o 90 1-4S1
Cleveland e.. % 1 l 0 l co 0 -391
Earned runs. Brooklyn >. Cleveland
l; pitchers, Payne and Wallace: umpire.
Emslie; time. 2:C6; attendance $500.
Philadelphia, June 12.-To-day's
game between Louisville and Philadel-
phia was a repetition Of yesterdays.
with the exception that both teams
played much better ball. Attendance
5000 Score:
Philadelphia 5OO11Oa-
Louisville 30 1 90 O04O-S "a
Earned runs, Louisville 4. Philadel-
phia >; pitchers, McGil and Orth. Hill
and Smith; umpire, Hurst; time, 2:25.
Washington. June 12.-Hart was
batted out of the box in the fifth inning
after thirteen men went to the bat. In
the next inning he switched with Par
rott. who was not hit so freely. Heavy
hitting was the feature Of the game
Attendance $500. Score:
Washington 0 0 4 s 1 ? . 0-19 Is 4
ST. Louis Il OOO22 0O1- 613 .
Earned runs. Washington II, St.
Louis 3; pitchers. King. Parrot and
Hart; umpires. Weidman and Keefe;
time 2:10.
Baltimore. Nd. June 12.-The Orioles
go, back into first place to-day by
rouncing the Colts. whom they had at
their mercy from the start to the finish.
Attendance, $500. Score:
Baltimore 80. .00211212*-9 10
Chicago o.. .. 0 0 o 600 o. "a
Pitchers. Mcmahon and Friend: earn
ed runs, Baltimore s; umpire, Sheridan:
time. 210.
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THE CLARKsBURG CONVENTION.

The list for the sleeper TO the Clarks-
burg convention, which meets on the
18th INST, is now being made up, and
all contemplating going are urged to
send their names to this Office by this
evening, that accommodation may be
provided and fral arrangements made.
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NOTABLE SOCIETY EVEN


Spe cial TO the Register.
Parkersbuig, ". Va, June l--A
important social event in this comm
ity is the announcement Of the CORE
marriage of Miss Elizabeth Thomp'
CT this city, to Mr.. Walter Seller Gas
of Colorado Springs, which BIAS ~
been made public. Miss Ihomp'
the second daughter Of the lac Geo.
Thompson, and q niece'of Senator Ot
den and the late Col. W. p. Thomp'
Of New York. On her mother s''. .
bride-elect is a granddaughter c +
late Gen. Jackson, of this city, D,
niece Of Judge John J. Jackson. d. !
United States District Court l'.'
Monroe Jackson, OF tho SIa'e y ...
ex-Mayor Henry c. Jackson. a-i "
late Gov. Jacob 3. Jackson.
Mr.. Cash belongs 10 an Old ann p.
tinguished Philadelphia family H
father was the late Commodors .4'
paymaster general Of the United ; a'
marine service, and is conaectal '
most of the prominent famine ". Z
Quaker City. The groom thar is I'D .
VINO has been fortunate enough 20 e
ture one OF West Virginia ..-
daughters, is at present ene.E
gold mining in Colorado, beih-
interested in the Cripple Cfete '-
and makes his home 20 ,'
Springs. Mr. Cash Is wen ".
club man in the Eastern cities G
a member of the Manhattan ana .' '.-
swell clubs in New York and FA.l.
phia. He has also some repU'4.,...--.
athletic sports, having been M '
and coacher Of the Princeton -0,- ~
team for several years.
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take place at the Island base bail park
this afternoon, and will doubtless at
tract a big crowd, as some rare sport
is anticipated. The game will be called
at three o'clock, this early hour being
selected for the reason that an EFFORT
will be made to play at least five in
nings before the contest is interrupted
by darkness. five innings constituting
a game. The batteries will be as fol-
lows: East Side, Worls and Fl@ding;
West Side, Montgomery and Gaus. Be-
fore the game there will be a street
parade, starting at the corner of Four
teenth street and going down Main TO
Twenty third. TO Market to the bridge.
The men will march in the form OF
club on the field, and all will appear in
full uniform, no two alike. Ladies
will be admitted free 10 the game, and
all physicians who can possibly leave
their offices are requested to attend and
to bring their surgical instruments with
them. II is estimated that something
less han a million dollars will change
hands on the result.
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Fish Balls and Baken Beans this
evening at Kleyes'. on Water street.
BUILDERS EXCHANGE EXCUR-


BUILDERS EXCHANGE EXCUR-
SION.
All arrangements have been made for
the Builders Exchange excursion to
Toledo and Put-in-Bay on Friday, June
18th.
The special train will leave here via
the Wheeling and Lake Erie railway at
II O'Clock a. m. sharp, city time. This
will be the finest trip of the season.
Friday evening the Builders Exchange
of Toledo and Chamber of Commerce
will give banquet for the Wheeling
Exchange and their friends on this ex-
cursion. Friday night and breakfast
at Toledo's best hotels Leave at a.
N. by elegant steamer for Put-inBay,
40 miles out in Lake Erie Spend two
whole days at Hotel Victory the finest
summer resort hotel in the country.
costing a half million dollars. This
elegant hotel will be formally opened
for the season by the Wheeling Build
ers' Exchange Saturday, the both. One
OF the finest bands from ST. Louis will
be there for the occasion. Returning
to Toledo Monday forenoon that city
will be visited and return to Wheeling
that evening. Excellent boating. bath
ing and fishing. A special coach will
be reserved for ladies and their es-
corts. Railroad and steamer fares,
Toledo hotel bills. Hotel Victory bill,
and everything has been placed at the
remarkable low figure OF ten dollars.
You are cordially invited to Join this
excursion. For tickets, particulars,
etc, see ]. r. Butts. Sixteenth street; c.
z. Schenerlein, 20 Zane street; Mayor
Caldwell, 1910 Market street, or
o. R. WOOD,
T. F. A. w. & l.. r.
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WESTERN LEAGUE.

Indianapolis. Ind, June 12.-Score:
Indianapolis ...04002 210S-12 10 .
Columbus =. ..1O1OSOOOO- "A
Davis and Buckley; Jones and Will
son.
Kansas City. Mo-. June 12.-Score:
Kansas City ...00O1OOOOO-1 ) 6
Minneapolis ..0O215OO5" -13 Il |
Callahan and Lake; Anderson and
Schuyler.
Milwaukee. Wis. June 12.-Score:
Milwaukee 30 01OO2 O-S ; 0
ST. Paul 100 10000 01O-1 Z 5
Barnes and Spear; Mullare and Spies.
Grand Rapids. Mich, June 12.-The
score:
Grand RapidsO 0 51O11O O-S 112
Detroit e. ...3 90 3 0 0 0 0 0-6 Is :
Walters, Briggs and Smink; Gayle
and frost.
EAST SIDE VS.. WEST SIDE.
Tho huSiOpSS mems hall cap,a Mill
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Standing of Clubs.

New York. June 12.-The Pirates
would certainly land near the top of
the race if they could arrange to play
all their games in this vicinity. To-
day they won another game from the
New Yorks, which makes their fourth
victory of the week The visitors won
the game in the fourth and seventh in
ningS by timely work with the stick.
Foreman was hit hard in only the sec
Ond inning. Score.
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SfnnlIine ID Clnhs.
snacial to- he Resister.

Saginaw. Mich. June 12.-Saginaw
tried a local pitcher to-day and he did
well up TO the fifth inning, when he
went in the air because of a wild throw,
and three runs We're made after the
side should have been out. Two fun
bles by Stout ratified him again in the
eighth. and four more runs were made
by Wheeling after chances had been
offered TO retire the side The work of
Whaley. Rickert and Gallagher both in
the field and az the bat. was admirable.
Saginaw fielded loosely, and after the
fourth inning did not try to play ball.
The game was not scheduled and Will
not count. the teams playing tomorrow
and Snndav Attendance $40. ScNro.
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Earned runs. Saginaw >, Wheeling l.;
twO-base hits. Camel McHoverter,
Rickert .: three-base hits, Wha,ey;
stolen bases. summer ., Miles. Stout,
camel Gallagher >. RickerJ. Davis,
8awley: double plays Bender to Miles
20 Camel. Hemphiu to Miles; bases on
balls, by Kane 4, by Bender I hit by
pitcher Davis: struck out. Brown,
Kane .. Whaiey, Darrah; wild pitch,
Bender; left on bases. Saginaw 9.
Wheeling 6; sacrifice hits, Bender.
Brown. Violet. Kane; time, 2:15; UNI
pIre. McNeirley.
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ALMOST A SHUT OUT.


SpeC'2I % tbe REGISTER
Jackson, Mich, June 12.-"Farmer"
Brown, New Castles crack twi-ler. got
his bumps to-day, when the home
club touched him up for eleven hits.
w5ich, with fielding errors by the VS.
itors. resulted in nine runs being
scored. Miller held the Yanegsns
down. and almost shu, them out The
score:
r. H. E,
Jackson Gee. o., 90. o.. &C.. 9 II .
New castle. 81. &C.. ...... 9
Batteries. Jackson. Miller and Myers;
New Castle. Brown and Lavele
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PARKERSRURG WON.

SPECIAL % ne Rsglst3r.
Parkersburg, W Va, June 12.-The
Ohio University base ball team, Of
Athens. Ohio. arrived here as noon to-
DAY. and were met AT the depot by
large number of local "fSgs. The game
was called st X. Of p park at $3.50,
aud The attendance was large. The
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COMMENCEMENT.

The following programme will be
rendered by the pupils of st. Johns
school in St. johns hall, Bcnwood,
June 10th, at 1880 p. m:
PROGRAMME.
Chorus-......"We Are Merry Sunbeams"
Little Girls.
Piano Solo-..................." Eta Waltz"
Mary Il. Kelly.
Recitatio n..............."A Game of Tag
Little Girls.
Recitation and Cali:thenics...
The Little Boys.
Piano Duet.................F First Bud Waltz
Katie and Willie Blake.
Recitation. ........................On Boy
Thomas Deegan.
Trlo.................."Ca Boat Song
Masters NJ. Deegan, +. Altmeyer and
Edward Blade.
Piano Duet.................."G GLADYS Waltz"
Katy Reddy and S. Chapman.
Recitation. THE Ride Of Jenny McNeap'
Emma Nolan.
Chorus. Angels Are Watching U.s.
The Class.
Piano "AriOn's Carnival March"
Thomas and VI. L. Deegan.
Chorus. Strike for the Cause Of Freedom"
The Boys.
physical Culture" observation-disclosures.
The Class.
Sweet Warbler Of Spring"
NJ Cogley, j.. Nelson and NJ. Kelly.
Athletic Exercises ..........................
The Boys.
Chorus. "Oh! Give Me Home by the Sea"
The School.
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A SAD DEATH

The funeral of Lillian. inc ti
of Robert Haziett took place
home. 727 Market stree,
morning. Although the -aA,.-
private. countless numbers -,
from this city and surroun4-A-
attended. Ever since her '''.
cane known hundreds Of p 3D.
al the house 10 show the
Miss Hazlett was widely k'."-
greatly beloved by large c''.
ouaintances, who loved Der
many beautiful traits Of caf.'...
gentle disposition. She VS. "
of the Methods, EpiscopaI N1'..-
will be greatly missed.
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TIE BIG ROAD RACE TODAY.
The Start VIII be Made About Four
O'Clock This Afternoon,

From Market and Fourteenth
Streets "A Big Success Assured.
Wheeling Won an Exhibition
Game from Saginaw-Other Base
Ball Games and Notes - other
Sport. Local and by Wire.
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REDUCED RATES TO ST. L 5gg H. 3.
THE B. & o. FOR The H ,..-rOV
CAN NATIONAL COVE 'o p.
June 18th. 18Th, nth ana i'.I ~
& o. will sell excursion IL y.'sJ 100
Louis. via Cincinnati. al '",,,I Jl
trip rates; good returnins '
2lst, inclusive.
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THE NATIONAL LEAGUE.

CINCINNATI 8; BOSTON 3.
LOUISVILLE S; PHILADELPHIA 3.
CHICAGO l: BALTIMORE 9.
CLEVELAND 8; BROOKLYN 4.
FITTSBURG s: NEW YORK 3.
WASHINGTON 10; ST LOUIS 6.
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Don't fail to attend the Special Sale of
Kid Gloves from Toe TO zoe pair al l.. {.
Good & Co.'S.
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speciai Sale of Kid Gloves from loo to
roc pair at L. ). Good & Co.'s.
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Genuine Turtle Soup this evening at
Barney Stubs saloon.
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Nearly leo fancy coli
OatuEQdy. orsd Taffeta Silk Par
asols at ,s1.S7, worth $500.
GEO. N. SHOOK & CO.
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game resulted ) TO in favor OF Par
kersburg.
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INTERSTATE LEAGUE.

Saginaw Yesterday will Play sunday.
Results OF Games in the Three Leagues.
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speclaI Sale of Kid Gloves rom
7oc "A pair at l.. ;. Good a Co.'S
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Kid Gloves from Zoe to 79e par D
;. Good a. 90.
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Don't fail to attend the Spe'i..l .
Kid Gloves from 1Oc 20 'Oc % par
Good a. Co.'S.
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PARLOR CARS on B. q o. N.''
46 AND A.. 49,. II
On and after Monday. June l'.-.
until further notice, Parlor Oa'5
run on b. & o. trains 40 anu 49,
tween Wheeling and CumD'.l'"
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EAST SIDE VS.. WEST SIDE.
The business msn's ball game will
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A Very Creditable Programme Rendered
at the Convent Hall Last Evening-A
Large Crowd in Attendance Prizes
Awarded the Members of the Class.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-04-27
NOTABLE PEOPLE.

Prof. Edwin Hamlin Woodruff leaves
stanford university. California 10 accent
the professorship Of law at Cornell.
In 1850 the number OF convicts In peni-
tenttaries was S7.55s. or 100 10 the million
OF population. In this country in 1880 the
number OF convicts was 45.233 or ~ 10
the million of population
William NJ. Chase's advice 10 women
with artistic ambition Is not encoura gire
FOR he says that unless she is pecun5artfv
independent for at least a term of years
no woman. however talented, is likely no
prosper.
Bishop Potter is most accom- pltshes
after dinner speaker. having a aufe, buf
very effective way OF saying witty things
and telling pertinent stories that is In
strictly good taste. while at the same time
IL accompiishes its purpose.
Edward WortIey Montgu, the eceen.rtr
son of Lady Mary, Is said to have nos
sessed more snuh boxes than would suf-
fee a Chinese Idol with a hundred ros..s
a collection which, perhaps. was nsvsr
equaied unless by that of King George ~
VINO was not less exnavagant and recher-
che In snuff and snuff boxes than In other
things.
W. J. II. Nourse. OF Boston. who was a
member OF Gen. Wolseiey's Nile expes.i-
ton OF 1884. tells some Interesting sfaryes
about II Every evening"" he SAYS eve
had a ration OF jamaica rum served ~
US. AT first We were allowed 10 carry ~
our gill; but the men got to saving n mn
in bottle for a blowout. and 50 ne wers
made TO drink IL on the SPOT"
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PERSONAL.

Hon. NJ. P. Hurd. OF La Conner. 4. =,
the Butler. "
J. W. McCase. a business man NJ Co.
honlish. IL al the Diiler. i'o
John Thomsone, the we,I-kuoxn ca.,s--
man Of The Dallss. - at the Sor.herr
H. ]. Evans. O. Vancouver. x.s a, -.
Rainer-Grand for short time vs.,ar'
day.
o. T.. willouEhby. editor Of The D..
Townsend Call. was al the Northern ys..
terday.
Frank l. Champion, a real esta,. r
and broker Of Mt. Vernon, is Al the
Butler
IL w Horton. Of Mt Vernon. la, -.
Butler. He vas called to the city by s,ek.
ness of his wife
Cal Hesiig. Of Portland, manager of ,hs
Northwestern theatrical Assoctatsors ma
at the Butler yesterday.
Can't. Rice. OF the Nirarax1,ar h.xs
Bundalser. nov II Port Biakeiev. vas A.
the Northern IaSt night
J S. Parker. w. ID. Hathaway. ID
Hathaway and T. Stewart all rs,s.dent. ~
Prairie. are al the Diiisr. -
Capt ]. r. Primrose arrived In Tbs r,,v
yesterday from Port Townsend ana reg.
Uttered at the Northern.
william Brown. general freight agent ~
the Canadian PacstAc. With healiaaarterx I
Vancouver. 10 at tise Northern.
Mr. ard Ms. T. A. Wauchop<. to;,rixt.
from Australia stopped a; the RSsner-
Grand yesterday for q short time.
J. Howard Watson. Of Lake che.an. ana
z N Wilson. OF Fetrn&ven. uaern<ser~ n
the state road commission. are guests At
tas Buick.
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Washington City. April ESPECIAL
Reports have reached the pension depart.
ment that certain old soldiers in Kittitas
county were drawing pensions from the
government which were obtained by
fraudulent means, or to which they were
not entitled. The result has been q visit
from an agent Of the pension bureau, who
has compelled several pensioners to go to
Tacoma at great expense and inccnveni-
ence to themselves and wholly without
cause. for it appears upon full investiga-
ton that the charges were not sustained.
1t IL said that a man named Brown, who
occupied a position As commander Of the
local post, is responsible for the reports
made to the department because he was
recently defeated for reelection as COM
mander. The pensioners who have been
compelled to make a trip to Tacoma have
clearly established the justice Of their
claims. but the trip has been. in each case,
an expensive one. and. in some cases. has
cost more than an entire quarters PEN
sion 1t Is believed that the department
now thoroughly understands the animus
OF these reports. and that there will be lit
Tie. II any. further trouble for the old SOL
diers OF that section.
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The New York Court Of Appeals has ans
tained tho new BARRIERS Law as eors,,s,,-
tscnal. and hereafter no man can 90,
shaved a; barber shop after o'clock on
Sunday IN New Yo-k and Saratoga Strings
and in every other part Of the state earh.r
shops viii ee closed entirely On thar ssx
In the two places excepted there I. vary
little complaint made. hut elsewhere ,sn
BARRIERS ara complaining bitterly Of the
loss ~ trade They say the result I, that
rass are learning to shave taer,.n,vo. a,
Sunday morning. sai worse shaa thai. ar,
setsias into tire hahi; Of doing I, them
selves On other days OF the wces.
If sAs, WIRE the oaiy objection to the
bill the BARRIERS would probably have q,
submit; under n. rule cf the greatest good
20 the greatest number. bat 4 seems
from the protests whiea are e~lnx made
BY the paNlsc sAs; saere Il a great number
Of rssn who prefer to ~ shaved ~ barriers.
Closing barker shess at e'elork o. san-
DAYS aoes noe seen 70 he a. unreasonable
prcvisicr. hecauss II ere barber shop re-
unairea erea durtn< ,se whole CAV. the
composition might fierce others 70 do Ike
wise: and a hars-wcrsssx body ~ snea.
whose hours are long enough during the
week. would be deprived Of the op,e--
sunsty fer rest which ,asy nigh, ,.ss, as
well have.
MOI have eseors,e accustomed 70 shaving
On Sunday mernsaSs. sad Il ssss Hos ssssa