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TREND OF TRADE.

Only interruption OF Business Is
Labor Troubles = Iron and Steel
Trade RAILROAD Rdslncss Increase.
NEW YORK. July 2s.--R. g, Dun q
Co, in their weekly review Of trade will
say; The interruption of business by
labor troubles Of al surtshas been less
than In any other July for years. Nor
Is the movement OF products hamper
ed, Western receipts In July havs been
1855, $40 bushels, agBinst Lso9SSs last
year 10 date, and OF corn, 2o.ts5,a5i,
against s,l7S,SSb last year. even the La
test week showing large gnins over last
year. Exports from both coasts were
showing larEa gains over last year.
Exports from both coasts were 9.sSs. $50
bushels, forr Included, against s,sSS,1s9
last year, Corn exports also continue
surprising. ll,6S4,62l bushels for the
month thus far, against 6,767,e6S last
year. In spite Of large foreign buying,
cotton declined 70 6.12 cents,
0iiicIal returns make the Iron output
for the firat half OF 1899 only 6,2s9, ,i67
tons, with decline in known stocks out-
tons, and net exports were probably
over 100000 tons. While the increase Of
steel companies stock would probably
make actual consumption less than has
been estimated, It is much larger than
ever before, and yet appears less than
the production IN June, while produce
ton has much increased this month.
Meanwhile no advance In prices is sig
nldcant, and slackenlng Of demand In
some important branches. The heavy
rise IN prices naturally cuts on much
buying for an advance, and retardB
buying for consumption.
All records 9re broken in the Con-
nellBville output Of l00,7s2 tons coke for
the week with 1854 ovens yielding and
only 634 idle. Copper Is strong at lsi5
cents for lake, with spot scarce and
lead week at l.66 cents, but tin iH quo
ted at Sl.5b, London leading as usual.
Manufacturers have been buying
much wool, II 10 stated, but less the
past week, although many are taking
sample bales. GOodH are in fair de-
mand, but no further change in prices
Is mentioned Sales In four weeks
have been 46.72o,60O poundB,of which Ss,-
954, 800 were domestic in 1897, with new
tarih coming, speculation took 46,l09, 400
pounds, normal consumption boinB
about half that quantity. Cotton goods
are stronger for bleached, and the gem
eral tone 70 good In spite Of cheap cot
ton.
Shipments OF boots and shoes from
the east IN four weeks have been 394rS7s
cases, against 5s0,6S9 last year and In
1895, the nearest previous year, S51,Sbg
cases. Leather continues strong and
scarce, with continuation Of packers
lifting prices Of hides at Chicago 80
that many Of the tanners are quitting
that market.
Railroad business for July shows the
largest increase In any month this
year, I61 per cent larger than last
year. and 10.4 per cent larger than IN
1892.
Failures for the week have been i5l
in the United States, against 225 last
year, and 20 in canadar against 20 last
VanF.
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HALIFAX, N. g., July as,-The ma
rine court, which investigated the loss
Of the Red Cross Steamer Portia on
Big Fish shoal, to the Westward Of
Halifax harbor, on the night of July
10, has found her commander, Captain
W. ]. Farrell, responsible for the wreck
and has suspended his masters GER
tIflcate for six months. but has given
him mates certificate for that period
in consideration Of his conduct In saw
ing the lives Of those on board, all Of
whom escaped except q boy. The court
comments at considerable length on the
circumstances leading up TO the disns-
ter, and from the evidence draws the
conclusion that Captain Farrell was
guilty OF several grave errors In the
navigation Of his ship, notably running
at full speed through thick fog; rely
ing too much on dead reckoning to OBJ
tain his position, and not sounding
often enough.
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pNaREEs PROCLAMATION
To Citizens of Michigan to Weleomt
General Alger.

To Citizens of Michigan to welcome
General AlgeF.
DETROIT, Mich, July 2s.-Governor
Plngree this afternoon issued procla-
nation, ITO the people OF the state of
Michigan" which says:
on Wednesday. August u, the Hon.
Russell A. Alger, will return to his
home in Detroit from washington. Up
on request Of the citizens and mayor
and common council OF Detroit. ex-
tend to you an earnest invitation to
Join in giving him hearty reception
and greeting. It Is fitting that the
state recognize the worth and value 70
the nation OF the services OF General
Alger us secretary Of war.
You are cordially invited to attend
tn? reception nt the city hall and the
meeting In the light guard armory. De-
troit, at which time the people OF Mich
Igan will be given an opportunity 70
express their appreciation Of General
Alger and to extend their welcome to
Michignn's laSe representative IN the
highest council Of the nation.
TSigned.) II. S. PINGREE,
Governor.
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TERRIBLE CRIME
Committed in Texas = Mysterious
Murder Of a Child.


CHICAGO, July ga special to the
Chronicle from Dallas, Texas, says:
FannIn county, located seventy-fve
miles north Of Dallas. is In state Of
indignation over terrible crime. An
11-year-old white girl, the daughter Of
AIonzo Newton, farmer, was found
hanging llfeless from tree near the
family home by her father. The child
was left alone in the morning when the
father went to his work. As soon as
Mr, Newton discovered the. murder. OF
his child he aroused the neighborhoOd.
News was sent to Bonhatn, the coun-
ty seat, seven miles distant, and sherin
Rlbbllng's forces, the police Of the city,
headed by Chief Jackson, and the cit-
gems have searched diligently for a clew
TO the crime. The search was continued
all day, and Justice John Steel. acting
coroner, has been holding an official In
vestigation. The people OF Fannin coun-
ty are terribly aroused and a lynching,
perhaps two OF them, may be the out
come.
Sheriff Ribbllng said Tonight I'VE
cannot safely arrest the suspected per-
sons because OF the excited condition OF
the people. All can do is to watch and
prevent escapes"
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PARIS. July 2S.-At the meeting oi
the cabinet this morning the minister
Of foreign affairs, NJ. Dclcasse. briefly
summarized the provisions OF the
Franco-Amerlcan convention. NJ. Del
casse also disposed Of the story which
has created great sensation, to the ef'
feet that the czar OF Russia had tele-
graphed to Prince Louis Napoleon on
his birthday expressing the cordial hope
that each year would bring the prince
nearer the realization OF the best wishes
Of his friends, "who," It was alleged,
ton and that 1t had been cpncocted In
parla
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TUG LTNE WAR
On tho Iakcs-A Fight Against the
Combination.

On tho nakcs-A Fight Against the
Combination.
CHICAGO, July 2S.-Acoordlng to the
Tribune. the greatest war Of tug lines
ever seen on the lakes iS threatened
from the formation Of the great lakes
towing company, known aF the TUG
Trust" The committee OF the trust
consisting of Capt. Joseph Davidson.w
A. Collier and T. F. Newman inspected
the boats at Cleveland and Lorain to.
day md tomorrow steps viii be taken
nv the organizers OF the trust to get In
readiness to take over al lines on
which options have been obtained, Thus
fnr the Dunhnm Towing Company OF
Chicago; the two Butfalo lines; tho
Delta WreuklnR Company at Escnnabn
and one of the Toledo companies arc
outside OF the trust.
The companies at Buffalo uatly refns'
cd 10 accept the terms offered by the
trust company and meeting will DO
held soon OF all the companies outside
the combination TO organize elective
opposltlnn. Some Of the men who have
refnEed 10 sell at prices named BY the
triivt organizers are In favor OF form
Inc another company which VIII in-
oIude ali the outside boltp and then
combat the trus, at ail point9. Tho
ovtIiders nre bitter against the trust.
which has, they say. been too dictator
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HAGERSTowN, Nd, July 2s.-on
the eve of the day upon which three me-
groes are to pay the death penalty in
Baltimore for a similar crime, al man
Of the same color In this county raw
ished young white girl, and II cap
tured doubtless will also pay for the
outrage with his life. The victim Of the
assault is Emma Kerfoot f6 years OF
age. A young negro who apparently
answers the description given by tho
victim was arrested late last night and
ls in jail here, awaiting Identification.
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HoPKINsvILLE, Ky, July 2s.-Ad-
vices from Lafayette state that Peto
Clardy killed VIII Sonthall and Charles
southall, Wills brother, mortally
wounded Clardy. The southall BROTH
ers were in n tobacco field when Clardy
approached and without warning shot
Will Southall twice with shot gun,
killing him instantly. Charles SOuthall
then fellod Clardy with n stone and
struck him repeatedly on the head,
fracturinB his skull. Both families are
wealthy and prominent.
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HOUSTON, TEX, July as-In an in-
teryiew the Hon. ]. W. Bailey to-day
said: "1 am surely persuaded that the
national administration has entered
into a eull and complete agreement for
an alliance between Great Britain ana
the United States. This alliance, IN my
opinion, Is to be both offensive and de.
fenaiVe i think the reason It hos not
been published to the world is that for
political reasons the President 10 afraid
TO do sO,"
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CLEVELAND, July 2S.-The big de-
pnrtment store of the Hoyt, Kent, SET.
ton Co., on Euclid avenue, was placed
In tho hands Of a receiver to-day on ap-
piIcatlon OF II. II. Hoyt. who owns
controlling interest in the concern. MT, NJ:
8oyt charges other members OF the 1
connnnv with mismanagement. He
SsIed for nm Injunction, a receiver anu
eSWJtnbIe relief. Judge Strimple mas
nSmed W. II, Mcdonald as receiver. II
IS stated that the Rssets are N56'zsS'
ana the liabilities S256,2OO.
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FINF Upright PIANO FOR SALE

Owing to a misunderstanding between
husband nnd wife, a flne Clihoru Uprlsns
piano has been placed In our niiioS y i.,.l1 IoE
Immediate disposal. The piano y ,,IS5..SS TIso
SSIcEorinF. n man with national repu-
tn,Inn a. m expert plano builder.
We are authorized TO sell tho piano
,or one.hnlf OF the original price. II
Won wnnt or need piano, here Il, ls 2 ~ ~
opportunity. F, ". 4AuMER CO.
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WHEELING NIAN
Appointed Ono of the Receivers Of q
Big Land Company.

pARKERsBURe. W. va, July sS.-
Judge Jackson, of the United States
court, upon the petition Of Roland H.
smith, has appointed W. v. Hoge, of
wheeling, and r. Hilton Smith, Of
Pittsburgh. receivers OF the consoli-
dated Investment corporation and the
Webster Coal and Lumber Company,
and has enjolned both companies from
disposIng OF their property.
The first named company has It's Of
fees in New York City, and was eE-
gagged in developing the minerals and
other resources OF the land II con-
troled. Smith alleged a breach Of con-
tract as ground for his action. The
president OF the investments corpora
tIon is James H. Houston. Among the
directors are Ex-Governor Livingstone,
Of Georgia; Assistant Secretary OF War
Meiklejohn, Rear Admiral Franklin, U.
s, N; r. A. Palmer, United States pub
lie printer, and L. z. Laflln, Chicago.
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KINGSTON, Jamaica, July 2s.-Ad-
vices from santo Domingo to a Domini-
can here describe the existence of a well
planned and widespread plot by adher-
ents OF Jimines to depose President
Huereaux, which is was thought was
sure to succeed. The assassination Of
President Heureaux is regarded here
as an Indication OF the success Of the
pIot.
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Aged Politician Dead.

Special Dispatch to tho 1niclllgencer.
MT. PLEASANT, o., July 2s.-Georgo
Belts. coiored, aged eighty years, died
last night. from serious injuries re-
ceived during the afternoon at Dillon
vale, where he was thrown from a wa
gon He was a local political boss
among rOiored voters.
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Rolled 1900 Feor.

ZERAIAT, Switzerland, July 2s--Ear-
IL this morning tourists discovered
Madame Morol and her daughter at the
bottom Of a rayine near here. Evidsnt-
ly they had rolled a distance Of twelve
hundred feet. Madame Morel was dead,
ber skull having been fractured. Her
dsughter wSs badly Injured and deliEi-
ous, Until she RECEIVERS her sanity the
facts regarding the accident which Pc
fol the two women cannot ne aseeF"
falnad
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Rnrs Wnnt 20 CONC BACK.

CINCINNATI, o., July 2s.-The strike
of the messenger boys is practically
over. Neither the Western Union nor
the Postal made nny concessions. Most
OF the strikers applied for reinstate-
ment to-day, but they are compelled to
take their turns with recent nppioR-
tlOnB and the strongly organized union
viii not be recognized by either CONF
pRnys
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rhrnc chIldrcn pruwnetl.

EVANSVILLE, Ind. July 2S.-August
MattinEly. aged seventeen; Pearl
Chesney aged fourteen. ana Marion
opnpn. were drowned In the Ohio river
In Sront OF the city tonight, and three
Of their companions narrowly esoape1'
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pnno Rofnses % ArbItrate.

LONDON, July ss.-Ths Rome cor"
respondent OF the Daily Mall says the
pope viii refuse 20 arbitrate the Hayi-
santo Domingo frontier dispute unless
roth states Will give him full nDeEty ot
action and bind themselves 70 ae'Spt
Me decision without question.
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DoCroRs IDLE
In Iavann for First Time In tho CIty's
History.

WASHINGTON, D. c., July pa
private letter from General Ludlow, in
HavanG, to n friend in this city, gives n
very encouraging account OF the sItua-
ton in that city. He says TINT tho
health conditions of the city are such
as TO leave the doctors without employ
ment to n great extent.
The 1900 troops In the Havana COM
mnnd are in excellent condition. Gen.
Ludlow feels very much encouraged
about The government OF the city, md
GnyH tho reforms instituted by tho
Americans are working successfully.
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Special Dispatch to the 1ntelllgUncer
HUNTINGTON, W. Va, July 2s,-
Henson Johnston, of Wayne county.
wns bitten by mud dog Saturday, and
left ycstcrday for the PnstCur Institute,
New York, to be treated,
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ON the Big Consolidated cars cannot
purchase articles from butchers and
groccrs.
May tic up Building Operations.

CHICAGO, July 2s.-omclals Of or
ganized labor here declare the brick
makers strike is liable to precipitate
a general walking out Of the building
trades unions with forces $1,000 strong,
thus tying up building operations In
the city,
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uAMBuRG-Arrived: Steamer Graf
waidersee, New York.
sOUTHA1IPToN-Arriyed: SSeatlSE saHl,
PrinE Regent Lultpold. saiIeo; sleatli'
or Auguste Victoria, New 1oLN. @ "a,
LIVERPo0L-ArriVed; steamer HeF-
manic. New York.
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Dcoth Of senator Forakcr's Mother
CINCINNATI, Ohio, July Ex-senator
]. q. Fornkcrs mother died to-day a.
IiIllsboro. Ohio, Mrs. Foraker hau
been seriously Ill for the past three
months,
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MANY INJURED


IN ttRilrOhu Wrctill gAuttF 4AilciS
City, Pa.
PITTSBURGH, Pa, July 3s.-Twenty
people we're injured Tonight in a wreck
on the West Penn railroad at Herr's
station, a few miles aove Allegheny
city. None of the injured are likely to
die, but a number OF them nre quite
badly hurt. Among those suffering the
most are; C. H Peach, Earl Beach, a.
q. Nichols, ]. S. Sweeney, Solomon Wal
lis, B. G. Bealor, James Poole, Harry
Hicks, w. ]. Coss, p. g. COss, 7. Il.
jackson and oscar Wailace, all resi-
dents OF suburban points between Alle-
gheny and Apollo. The accident hap
pened at one OF the round house switch
es at Herr's station. As the Apollo ac-
commodatIon going east at aSout 25:
mile-an-hour gait. came into the yard
q switch split, throwing the passenger
train With terrific force against two
tracked engines Tue smoker and
middle coach Of the accommodation.
which was crowded 70 the Limit. were
literally smashed to BpllntefR How the
passengers escaped death = q miracle.
The wounded were promptly cared for
and taken 10 hospitals or their homes,
and Of midnight all are reported doing
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into hopeless bankruptcy aHa invite the
necessary Americas capital to extrl-
cate the country tron lls embarrass-
ments.
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CALAMBA'S CAPTURE.
oaiolaI Report OF General Otis List
of the casualties-Cable Boats
NInrnrnrr,fa.

oHclaI Report OF General Otis : List
of the Casualties-Cable Boats
Movements.
WASHINGTON, D. c.. July 2S.-The
ward apartment this morning received
It's first official report of the capture of
Cnlamba in the following cablegram
from General Otis:
Hall, one thousand men, captured
calnmba important strategic position
Laguna de Bay yesterday, driving out
three hundred insurgents. Command
composed portions Fourth Cavalry.
Twenty-nrst Infantry, Washington vol
unteers, transported in launches and
cascoed, BunboHts accompanying.
Casualties: PrIvates Charles Glee-
supp and McDuffy, H, Twenty-first, kill
ed. Corporal Thomas Totten, q,
Fourth mortaliy, wounded. Privntes
Michael Sheridan, Herbert Tracey Ma
poleOn White, X, Twenty-frst, serious
~ wounded. Privates Kinds and Plum
mer, C, and Samson. c, Fourth, Phillip,
H, Christie and Hollister. D, and Ash
land, ], Twenty-first, slightly wounded.
Insurgent casualties unknown. Forty
Spanish prisoners released; Spanish
gunboat In good condition. long sought
for in bay, captured. This town the
directed objective OF Lawton when he
captured Santa Cruz, and launches in
April, but unable to reach town by
boats on account of shoal water"
MANILA, July 2s, 5:15 p. MIN COM
plIance with an order received from
Madrid, the Spanish transport Alive
will proceed from Manila Immediately
to the Caroline islands in order to re-
patriate the garrison, and Inhabitants
OF those Islands.
There Is great interest in the first at-
tempt Of a cable boat to follow the
movements OF the army. The boat left
Tambay near Taguig, ut tho northern
end Of Laguna de Bay, this morning,
after making connection With the land
wire, and successfully laid eighteen
miles OF cable 1t is expected that the
cable boat will reach Calamba to-
night
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KINGSTON, jamaica, July 2s.-Pri-
vate advlces received By mail from
Hayti state that at the conference be-
tween the Hnytinn minister Of finance
and the creditors Of the nation on
Tuesday tho latter refused to accept
the proposals for consolidation OF tho
Interior debt because they had despair
ed Of accomplishing a permanent basis
OF financial prosperity under present
conditions. It Is ndded that the credi-
tors have determined to ngitnto for on
American protectorate to which end
they are willing to drive the country
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wcnthor Forecast for To-dny.

For west Virginia, Western Pennsyiva-
,,jn and Ohio, threatening SaturuRy
SbowerS and cooler Sunday; variable
winds.
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Tho temperature yesterday as Is opseTyiea Ws ri,s,
PA ~ + ii0Snfteerth street, was as follows;
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HAYTT IN TROUBLE.
Financial Afairs in bad shapc-wu

Financial Airairs IN bad shapc-Want
American Protcctorato.
PORT AU PRINCE. July 2S.-There
was another meeting yesterday Of the
creditors OF the government to consider
propositions made to them last Tues
day for the consolidation OF the interior
debt. The creditors will probably ae-
cept certain Of the governments propO-
sitions but will refuse others. The
meeting broke up without any definite
decision having been reached. The
government will now make new propo-
sItions to the creditors.
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The Pigs squealed

J.Aifred Magoon appeared before
the District Magistrate this morn
ing to answer charge, OF "Common
Nuisance
Mr.. Magoon, who now looks like
an Italian Count in the last stage Of
consum ption, did not display the
courage as he did when summoned
years ago for killing Chinaman on
Maui
He was cool and collected, how
ever, and his whiskers were con-
stantly nursed, while he sat next to
his counsel Mr.. Sillimap, who took
in" the proceedings with grin of
pleasure.
Geo. A. Davis, the celebrated at
torney, was the complaining witness.
He said that the stencil from Ma
goon's pig pen was very offensive,
and that the noise made by the hogs
during the night was very annoying
to him, and kept him awake. Mr..
Davis also complained over calf
language. He understood that the
calf represented Mr.. Magoon, but
even then he could not slump" it.
Cross-examined, Mr.. Davis admit
ted that Mr.. Magoon had treated
him in a very insulting manner, but
he claimed that the proceedings had
not been brought in spirit of spite.
Mr.. "Gus" Schuman corroborated
the testimony Of Mr., Davis, and said
that Mr.. Magoon's pigs and calf
were nuisance.
Mr.. Magoon did not make a de-
Tense and upon motion of the
Marshal, the case was continued
until Thursday to give the great
lawyer chance to remove his hogs
and live in harmony with his neigh
bors.
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Teaching Mynahs.

To train the Mynah for singing or
talking he must be caught young,
or reared in the cage, and the little
cord under the tongue must be cut,
Like as with the English Startling to
teach the bird requires some pa
thence and much repetition of the
tune or words at first, and clear
aud distinct enunciation. The sim
plest plan to teach them to initiate
the songs OF certain birds is, after
the ligature has been cut, to place a
singing bird close to but hidden
from them,
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High Ball,

Besides the famous Jesse Moore
whisky, the Anchor Saloon is now
serving to customers the celebrated
"High Ball." a white malt whisky
marked Cyrus Noble and which with
plain soda is considered beverage
for the most particular mortals
Try it.
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ToNaAN STAMPS.

THE MOST BEAUTIFUL EVER IS
Il sued IS for full set, cancelled or I'M
cancelled, including several odd South Sea
Islands. Also few large official envelopes
with Royai crest, out of date now, at 81
apiece. Address,
X. McLENNAN,
Tonga, Friendly Islands
+. y. Box 81. 1066-6m
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Died,

HEss-In Honlululu, H. l., Jan. 8,
1899, Emil Hess, native of Swtzer-
land, aged 81, The funeral will be
held this, afternoon at A O'Clock,
from Arion hall, re of the Opera
House.