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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-11-23
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NEW York; Flour, receipts 2e.GgD
barrels; exports 565 barrels; market
well sustained and fairly active. with
out change. q. 5s5
Wheat. receipts $500 bushels: ex.
ports 209.122 bushels; spot market firm;
No. red IS7sc I. o. b. anoat: options
opened firm; closed firm and partly 10
net higher: close: March, sic; May,
SO&c; November. 77sc; December,
71%c, ,al52
Corn, receipts 1l5. $50 bushels: exports
h9,SS4 bushels; spot market steady; No.
2, Acc elevator; options irregular; closed
firm at 1s@Sc net advance; close:
May. 427c: December, 4i1sc.
Oats. receipts 100. 200 bushels: exports
1862 bushels; spot market steady; No.
2. 2Ghc; options dull but fairly steady.
Hay quiet. Hops steady. Hides firm.
Leather firm. Coal steady. Beef
steady. Cutmeats quiet.
Lard easier; refined weak.
Pork quiet. Tallow firm. Cottonseed
oil steady. Rosin quiet Turpentlne
steady. Rice steady. Molasses steady.
Coffee, spot Rio steady: mild market
quiet; futures opened steady and un-
cHhHpeu ~ I'VE poltHS lower, CLOSED
barely steady and net unchanged to
five points lower; sales, Al, 500 bags.
Sugar, raw firm. but quiet; refined
steady. ts.r't .E0N
BALTIMORE-.Flour steady; receipts
$50 barrels; exports 1900 barrels.
Wheat steady: spot and the month
ThG7lsc: receipts 20.1S5 bushels. Corn
firmer; mixed spot old 43&6444c; re-
ceipts 22l,946 bushels; exports 1851
bushels. Oats firm; No. 2 white 27h9
Csc: receipts 5,3S5 bushels. Butter
steady. Eggs steady at 2ic. Cheese
and sugar firm. n. *
C1NCfNNAT1-Flour quiet. Wheat
steady; No. Q red 76Ec. Corn steady;
No. 2 mixed 23@23lac. Rye quiet; No. 2,
53lsc. Lard firm at 81 90. Bulkmeats
firm and higher ut 81 10. Bacon active
at IS So. Whisky firm at 81 81. Sugar
steady. Sol,
TOLEDO-Whent dull and steady;
cash, lac. Corn dull and higher; cash.
3S3Ac. Oats quiet and firm; cash, 22hc.
Rye, sic. Cloverseed dull and weak;
cash. 1899 prime. Sc 10.
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Esarty Welcome Extended by citi.
zcns of Narcotics to the Warrior.
g9ERS WILL NEVER SURRENDER.
.viye Kruger: "vive les Boers':
~viye Ia Liberte' We're the Cries Of
the Populace-Many Sight-seers
Ont to Greet Dom Paul-Claims it
Was a Savage Warfare.

~ Mr., Kruger Clunul put pe elileu Ut
tho warmth Of his reception by the peo-
ple of Marseilles to-day. He may be
said 10 have been borne on an lrrcslst-
Iblc wave of enthusiasm from the land
Ing stage to his hotel. The broad
STREETS and boulevards through which
the route lay presented n perfect sea
of human beings. all gathered there by
the unanimous desire to welcome the
aged Beer statesman. From the mo-
ment the white. twelve cared barge left
the side of the Gelderland with Mr..
Kruger, who appeared to be in, good
bealta, sitting in her stern, surrounded
by the Boer representatives, Including
Vessels. 4 storm Of cheering broke and
never ceased until Mr.. Kruger entered
hs hotel Even then n vast cpncourse
Of people remained in front of the build
Ing until Mr.. Kruger appeared on the
balcony, where he had to remain for
some time, uncovered. acknowledging
tn acclamatlons of his thousands OF adj
mllrrs. who continued cheering until
they were hoarse with shouting.
Spoke in Dutch.
Replying to the addresses of welcome
Of the presidents of the Paris aud Mar
ra;,Ies .o,,,;ttoos Mr. Eru..r sro,,. t.,
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swo,,,d ~ ,r,ot nronor,,ors a, ~,
r.,s s,ro,5 tbrorrb n, c;,y +b,t tho
Gelderland had entered the harbor.
\ cold. northwest wind which set in
during the might cleared away yester-
days clouds. and the morning broke
fresh but with bright sunshine, The iu-
.heF harbor was all the gayer for the
decoration OF a number OF French
yachts with multi-colorcd flags and
pehhants, among which Boer flags were
PROMINENTLY displayed.
The Gelderland was sighted several
miles out at o'clock In the morning,
al" d. beyas ana Aiessrs' flscher ana
vessels, an Interpreter, and DR.. Van
hamel, Immediately proceeded TO the
Dutch w,reb,n In sto,u ,ou,,b ,5
boarded her. a conference between the
boer leaders ensued while the Gelder-
ilhd was slowed down behind the
Island of Tim Chateau are
Sn u 'ne Chh'eau d II.
Dor. firing a salute of twantv.ono ppns
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Na7.l.s 4aF7'5
ADJUSTMENTS,

Jefferson De Angels is welcome Ma
comic opera star Is more welcome tina,
he. He will present what is said 10 h.
his greatest success, "a Royal Rogue"
at the Opera House Tuesday eyenln,
1t was written by Charles Klein, m,
author OF "El Captain" and the mus,c
Is by that clever and popular compoRr
w. T. Francis. The piece will have /,
regular comic opera stage setting al.
though Mr.. De Angels does not call 1,
a comic opera, and there will be elato.
rate and Appropriate scenery by Franz
Dodge, and rich and elaborate costume,
by Dazien. The company supporting
Mr.. De Angels Is large one, and Il
is headed by that dainty comedienne
Jessie Mackaye, who created such a
tremendous stir In London last yea,
She, will appear In role especiallr
written for her. That sterling artist
Henry Norman. Is also In the cast a.
are F. Newfoundland. Charles DUNCAN
Henry Wizard, John Dudley and ths
Misses Hilda Hollins, Adine Bouyer
Emily Francis and Maud Poole
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and remained until the end. Death
came 50 peacefully that the physicians
alone knew when 1t was all over. They
said Mr.. Daily was conscious until q few
minutes before he passed away.
The body will be removed to the Daily
home in Fifth avenue some time to-day
and the funeral will be held from St.
Patrlck's Cathedral. but at what time
has NOT been decided. The body proba.
bly, wiz be placed in q receiving vault
until the family decides upon the final
of final interment.
Mr.. Days body will be taken to the
house, No. 725 Fifth avenue. tomorrow.
The funeral will be held from that
place, the services including n solemn
high mass of requiem In st. Patrlck's
cathedral at II o'clock Thursday morn
Ing. F12h
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ga Ward Of France.n

The scenery used In "a Ward O.
France" which Is announced at the On.
era House on Thursday. November Is
is remarka Bile for Its historical accuracy
and for Its completeness even. to M
most minute detail. The various sets
were painted by Walter Burridge, Ear.
nest Gross and Joseph Delaharpe, ,hrss
Of the most famous artists OF the me-.
tropolls. The first act represents The
gardens of convent in Havre, stu.
ated on the brow of a hill overlooki,,
a remarkably beautiful landscape. IN.
second act represents the heavy, though
luxurious interiors Of the governors
palace at New Orleans. A gorgeous
oriental room In the home OF the DAT.
ing pirate. Latltte, makes the third act
For the fourth act, the ramparts Of a
fort showing the Gulf OF Mexico
stretching far Into the distance is 4
decided novelty in picturesque stage
settings. The last act occurs In the
courtyard Of the governors palace,
which Is magnificently decorated for
the brilliant Mardl Gras celebration.
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FRENCH ADMIRAL
And Staff Call pom the President.
Pleased With His Reception-Will
Entertain Cardinal Gibbons at

Entertain Cardinal Gibbons at
Luncheon.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 12.-AdmIral
Richard, commanding the French
squadron now in American waters, and
his staff accompanied by Mr.. Thlebaut.
the French charge d'afraires, called at
the navy department to-day to zee Sec
rotary Long. They also made short
calls upon the other cabinet officials In
the building and later were escorted to
the white house by Secretary Hay.
All of the French officers were in full
uniform OF the French naval service,
Respondent with gold epaulets and
braid, with many decorations OF honor.
Admiral Richard will entertain Cardi-
nal Gibbons at luncheon tomorrow on
board the "Cecille" and has asked the
members of the embassy to meet His
Eminence. The admiral expresses him.
self as infinitely pleased with the many
courtesies shown him. his officers and
crews during their stay in American
waters. The squadron will sail proba-
bly, on Wednesday for Hampton roads
to coal and then for Martinique.
After the official calls at the white
house and elsewhere Admiral Richard
and his officers were entertained at
luncheon by Captain ylgnal. Of the
French embassy. the members OF the
embassy staff also being guests.
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Black Patti.

The BLACK Patti" hns rallied aroun'
her Troubadour banners about all wv
talent worth having In the coloIeu
world OF comedy, song and dance hs'
success has been so great that she ~.
been able to create a sort OF moh9ppn
and plutocrncy OF Jet tint! ne
company for this season, the MN y,
her great success. numbers over wv
score Of white teeth and shiny.ese,s
male and female funines and funs.e.s'
This collection OF talented sihst. ME-.
dancers and calse-walkers. not 10 ~
get the "koflir- koon-Eing OF hM.,
and KoIns," Is headed by the NERVE ~
drole merry Andrew thnt ever spn' ',I
face In twain when he smiled ~,
Watty "a n corkGr--in fact, a fancy 90,
glnss stopper. In the way of'a Eo,n
corker-who don't need burnt corr !"
be black or be merry, droll or hilarious.
~ amusing. The Troubadours VIII "a
pear Mt the Opera House Fridn! ""'
Saturday, November Is and H.
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"a Bachelors Romance

The sale OF seats for Tim Murphys
engagement at the Opera House
Wednesday. November II. Is progress.
ing very favorably. Tha. Manage,
iFeinler has taken quite an interest Ia
this splendid actors engagement Is
therefore quite evident. "a Bachelors
Romance" is 4 play that one likns to
linGer over. to remember. and Screa.s
happy dreams around on the prlnlpal,
after they have served their purpose
and passed from view. Mr.. Murpays
supporting company includes VIM. H.
Pascoe. ]. Lester Walack, Percy
Brooke. Fred A. Thomson. John r
Armstrong. Louise Thorndyke Bouc!.
cault, Fanny Addison. Pitt, Dorothy
Sherrod and Ethel Strickland. Mana.
ger Berger has supplied an elaborate
production in every detail.
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"Devil's Auction.O

The management Of the Opera HOUSE
wishes to call the attention Of the the
atre-goins public to the engagement OF
the Devils Auction" on next Monday
November 10. This seasons producuon
will be the best ever given by Manage,
Yale. and is full OF novelties and speciM
features, besldss the. massive scenery.
transformations and funny lticH
scenes. In conjunction may be men en-.
toned the high class specinl;ics .!
Mile Irene and Zaza, the Girl with 'ns
Dog with the Auburn Hair, the lhts,
Brothers Leando. comedy acrooats a'.a
gymnasts: the Sisters Clements, !"
songs and artistic dancing: the siuo'
MIA troupe OF English singers and daH.
GERS. imported for this seasons tUu. .
Richard T. Brown. the comcd'an;. M.y
Annie Lloyd. known ms the T ,,,i.
Spark" Amelia Marrrofrer and alsA
Maccari, European premieres, and hu'
mcrous others.
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Howard Clark In Line.

In last nights Publication parade,
Howard Clark, the book-keeper at the
News office, wa: o prominent figure. al
though he Is one OF those Democrats
who would exalt Mr.. Bryan Into "the
greatest living American" He was an
Involuntary marcher, though he yelled
with the best Of them. 1t was an
election wager he lad made with John
R. Reed. a Republican. 1t is rumored
the Young Mems Democratic Club viii
investigate Clark.
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Refused to Review the Case.

WASHINGTON. D. c.. Nov. H.
Chief Justice Fuller to-day announced
the refusal OF the United States SUI
preme court to review the proceedings
OF the provisional court established by
Governor General Davis In Porto Rico
in the case OF Jose Juan Vidal and 9TH
er by which they were ousted from the
municipal. offices Of the town OF Quay
ANA In that island. The refusal was
based upon the ground that the court
is not empowered to review the pro-
ceedings OF military tribunal by Ger
tiOrari
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RIVER NEWS.


The F. A. Goebel, for Darlington, at
s p. M. was the; only departure on
Monday.
The marks at G p. M, Monday. show
ed feet and stationary. Weather,
cloudy and cool
To-day's packets arc the Telephone,
for Matamoras, at II a. m. and the i.
a. Goebel, for Darlington, at $3.50 p. IN.
Wheeling people should take steps TO
give the City OF Wheeling rouslng
send-ofr when she takes her initial
trip.
The new City of, Wheeling Is now
fully equipped and ready to enter her
trade. She will enter the Wheeling
Parkersburg trade. leaving Wheeling at
II n. m. on Monday and Wednesday,
and on Thursday night Will go through
TO Pittsburgh, and returning Will leave
for Parkcrsburg Saturday ut tmid-
night
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Statler-Barr Nuptials.

Wednesday evening, at the home Of
the BRIDES mother. Mrs. Catherine
Barr, on Zane street, occurs the mar
riage OF Mr.. William Statler. or Buff
falo, N. T.. formerly OF Wheeling, TO
Miss Essle May Barr. charming girl
OF the Island. The officiating minister
will be Rev. C. E. Clark, OF the Thorn
son NJ. Z. church. The friends Of the
contracting couple win extend hearty
congratulations.
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De Vonde Stock Company.

The return of this favorite attraction
to the Grand Opera House crowded the
theatre last night. and splendid pro-
duction of Ten Ton Door" was given
by Chester De Vonde and his capable
supporting company. The play Is a
military mclodrama, with particularly
strong cllmaNes. so skillfully presenter
as to invariably secure curtain ca!i
for the principals In the cast. ina
company vii be on the boards for Inc
remainder OF the week. This after
Moons bill will Ranch Hero" and TO- 70,
night DR.. Jekyll and Mr.. Hyde WIN
be presented. with Mr.. De Vonde IN Inc
title roles. Those who have ssen
others In this dual role are invited 10
make q comparison with Mr.. 10
Vonde's work.
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The Census Of 1900.

4 booklet giving the population A., =,
nil cities OF the United States OF .''V y,
and over according TO the census a.
1900. has just been issued BY the ~, ,,I.
senscr department OF the Chicago, '''
wnukcc e ST. Paul Railway, ana =
copy OF II may be obtained by sehu'" %
your address, with two cent stnnp, A.
pay postage. To the General Passensss,'
Agent OF tho Chicago. Milwaukee O. 90
Paul Railway. Chicago, III,
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Spnnish-American Vets.

This evening, ut the home Of Lieut..
John P. Foster. corner Of Twenty-sixth
and Chapline streets. South Side. there
will be. a meeting OF all veterans OF the
Spanish-American war. residing In
Wheeling and vicinity, for the purpose
Of forming an organization. A full
attendance Of both officers and men Is
desired. -
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Philharmonic Tonight.

This evening, ut the Carroll Club
auditorium. the Philharmonic Quar-
tctte. after season of retirement, will
give the first OF It's winter series OF pub
lie concerts. Musical Wheeling well
comes this opportunity with the great
est satisfaction. and without doubt will
show Its appreciation by u very liberal
patronage.
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Closed Their Doors.

The Pittsburgh brokerage firm of A..
E. Meyer &: Co., with branch office
in Wheeling, yesterday morning closed
its doors. on account Of the phenomenal
rise in the stock quotations. Custom
ers do not lose on the suspension, which
is said to be only temporary. 1t Is an
nounced that the firm will resume as
usual Wednesday morning.
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Hurt by American Steel,

LONDON, nov. 12.-At meeting of
the Swansea Harbor Trust to-day Sir
John Jones Jenkins; chairman of the
Swansea Metal, Exchange, said that the
Importation OF American steel bars
threatened the.destructlon of the local
steel industry and that the trust would
lose the large revenue now derived from
the importation Of iron ore.
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AWARDS OF ARMoR
Arranged by Secretary Long-com-
panies Made Concessions,

arIuHgeu uy oecretary IonB-Com-
panies Made Concessions.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Nov.12.-Sec-
rotary Long practically has arranged
the basis Of the awards Of armor for the
battleships. Several small details were
kept open by the ordnance bureau for
the secretary's personal consideration.
These will Immediately be disposed Of
and the awards announced in the course
of a day or two. The armor companies
have made considerable concessions
from their original bids at the secre-
tary's first instance. and 1t is believed
at the department.: that the terms upon
which the contracts will be awarded
Will be found generally satisfactory.
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WARREN-River ninc-tenths OF n
foot. Weather, cloudy and cold.
MORGANTOWN River Z feet and
stationary. Weather, clear and cool,
OIL CITY-Rivcr . inches and fall
Ing. Weather. cloudy and cool.
BROWNSVILLE = River feet ls
Inches and stationary.
T. GREENSBORO - River feet and
stationary. Weather, clear and cold.
STEUBENVILLE = River . feet 4
inches and stationary, Weather, clear
and cold.
: PITTSDURGH-Rivcr 20 feet and
rising. Weather. cloudy and cooler.
PARKERSBuRG-Oh river feet
and rising. Weather. cloudy: temper
aturc. "a. No boats. Little Nunawha
rising.
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Naval Appropriations.

WASHINGTON. D. c.. Nov. 1.-THE
comparative statement Of estimates and
appropriations for the navy for the ifs
cal years Of 1901 and 1902 shows that
the total appropriations for the year
1901 were sG5.130,9l6 ard the total esti-
mates for 1902 are $S7.172,63l.
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Irwin to Tnke n Ride.

Thomas Kindelberger, conductor on
the Wheeling G. Elm Grove railway.
Will wheel VIII Irwin. sheriff-elect of
Ohio county, from the latter's drug
store to the Knights Of Pythias tenn
pie and return. in settlement OF an
election waEer.
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GOING TO CINCINNATI.
Wheeling to be Represented ut the
81 - River Convention.

F." Acellilb " NC fSepleoeAleu III Iue
.a River Convention.
This evening Wheeling's delegation
to the annual convention OF the Ohio
Valley Improvement Association. the
organization that has done so much for
the system OF governmental improve
ment OF that greatest artery Of COM
merce. the Ohio river, will leave for
Cincinnati to attend the convention,
which opens Wednesday,. In the party
will be Congressman Dovcner, Mr. L. E.
Sands, Mr.. Howard Hazlett, secretary
Of the chamber OF commerce: Postmas-
ter George Wise and other leading citi-
zens. The principal project for which
the association IS now moving Is the
authorization Of contracts for dams at
Galllpolis, Ohio. and Cincinnati, thus
committing the national government to
big extension OF the system of slack
water Improvement.
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Scott. Congressman B. B. Doyener,
County Chairman W. II. Hornish,
Sheriff Richards. Postmaster Wise,
A. c.. Davis. Lester Smith. Ad. x
Israel, Col. Morris Horkhelmer,
Harry ". Mcclure. f. w, Nes-

lsrael, Sol. MOTIFS fiorkhelmer,
Harry ". Mcclure. F. W, Nes-
kf bitt. s. g. Smith, D. c.
Dinserl Richard Robertson.
q. and about sixty others. ats
koehnline's Ship OF State" Bearing 20
b Mill Workers from Bridgeport.
The Rough Riders.
The Rough Riders were again the fea-
ture of the parade. BY far the largest
portion of THE demonstration was men
clothed In Khaki. This was the last OPP
portunlty of the Rough Rlders-and Of
the other clubs, as well-to turn out,
and they took advantage OF the oppor-
tunity good and strong. The Elkins
Cadets made a fine appearance. and
were given rousing reception through
out the long march. The Six Footers,
stalwart and imposlngly uniformed,
showed to great advantage. A club
that cnthused everybody was the Full
ton Boys Republican Club, which was
In line sixteen strong. headed by its own
juvenile drum corps. The visiting
clubs were the Blackburn Cadets, OF
Bellnire, and the Mckinley and Roose-
welt Club, Of Bridgeport, both of which
were given positions OF honor at the
front of the first division. and presented
q fine appearance,
1t was after 1880. when the column
reached Fourteenth street from. the
South Side and disbanded.. Everybody
was happy, but ducedly tired, don't you
knnlv -rl r. z -. s1'sT - 49, ss' la 1tgs
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Eighth Ward Rough Riders.

Company A, Eighth Ward Rough
Riders. will meet at their hall at the
corner OF Thirty-third and Jacob streets
at 1880 o'clock tonight. All the men,
bcrs are urged to be present, as business
of Importance Will be considered.
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SALT TRUST ADVANCES
Price of the Product More Than 100
Per Cent-Control the Product.

Per Cent-Control the Product.
CHICAGO, Nov. 12.-The Chronicle
tional Salt Company yesterday put the
price of common table salt of fair
quality to 81 so per 100 pounds. The
price before was 81 10 per 100 for the
same grade. The National Salt Com
pany controls directly 95 per cent OF
the salt output of the country, and Is
able indirectly to dominate the remain.
Ing 8 per cent OF the production,
''The principal mines OF the National
company, which Is commonly known as
the Salt Trust. are in Michigan"
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German Train perailed

BERLIN. Nov. IA train carrying
a number Of workmen as passengers
was derailed to-day near Brueggan. Six
men were killed and. several We're in
Jured.
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Fifty Cases of Bubouic Plnrue

PORT LOUIS. Island OF MaurItius,
Nov. 12.-Fifty fresh cases of the .bu-
bonic plague have occurred on the
Island the last week, and thirty-four
deaths have resulted from the disease
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U. S. Court Will Recess.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Nov. 12.-The
announcement was made in the United
States supreme court to-day that that
tribunal would take recess for fort
night from next Monday.