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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-01-03

CHILD BURNRD.-A little daughter Of
Miuhnel Bean, aged five years, was
burned, early on Wednesday morning,
so that she died about IL o'clock. The
particulars we have learned were about
as follows: In the morning the child
went to the kitchen for some purpose,
carrying in her hand a lamp that is
used without chimney. In minute
or two the mother heard a noise which
she supposed was merely an expression
OF 10y consequent on the return Of New
Years. But a shrek followed soon
sitter In which the dreadful word
"hre" was distingulshable, when
the mother proceeded 70 the room and
found the chlld's clothes in blaze.
Nearly all her clothing was burned oh
before she reached her. Medical as.
sistance was at once called in, but the
INJURIES were so severe that II was be-
yOnd human power TO save her life.
The little sufferer fingered In great ag-
ony until II O'Clock when death came
TO her relief. The hid was one OF I'M
usual promise aud the blow TO Its at.
flicted parents Ii q severe one. They
have the universal sympathy OF all
their friends.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-01-03

THE APocALYPsR.-Last evening the
great panorama OF the visions Of St,
John, as delIneatd inthe book Of Reve.
latious, was unrollsd before a large au.
dIeuce In Washington Hall, consider
ing the misty, murky weather, and
the sloppy, slushy condition Of
the pavements. OF course II is
not to be expected that the
same enthusiasm will be kIndled by an
exhibition of this kind, as by one of a
less serious and solemn character. Still
there ara scenes represented In which
it Is perfectly legitimate to give express
sIons of appreciation. and all such were
last evening received with hearty evil.
dences OF satisfaction. AS work OF art
tho Apocalypse stands without u
rival In us line. The artist has,
after years Of unremitting toll, brought
out upon the canvas his conceptions OF
the sublime visions OF the exiled Saint.
His work has received the commendR-
ton OF the greatest and best wherever
Il has been exhibited, and II Gustave
Dore had never produced any other
designs than those depicted IN this
panorama, his fame as an artist would
have been forever secured.
The Apocalypse will remain but two
days longer. We advise everybody to
90 and see Il. A Saturday afternoon
matinee will be held, afEordlng 4 hne
opportunity for ladies and children to
witness this wonderful and deeply In.
terestIng exhibition. Go tonight, and
20 early.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-01-03

ExHIBruoN.-our readers will re-
member that the children OF the Chap
line street NJ. f. Sunday School gave
an exhibition on Christmas night
which proved to be so excellent that itA
repetition was earnestly requested by
those who heard II. To gratIfy that de-
sire, those who had the matter in charge,
determined 10 repeat the programme
In Washington Hall, on New Years
evening. Announcement Of the fact
was made In our columns, and when
the time arrived, very respectable
audience greeted the little folks. The
exercises were Of an interesting chRrac.
Ter. The paris sustained by the chill.
dren were admirably done, and the
singing Is represented 10 have been es'
peciaIly fine. We do not know when
we have heard more praise bestowed
upon an entertainment, and we are
sure that all who were Interested III
getting 1t up must feel gratlaed with
the success attending their efforts. Al.
ter all, these exhibitions In which chill
dren are the chief actors, have 4 charm
about them that cOmpels those OF more
mature minds to acknowledge their
plsnsantnBRa and power.
The organ used on the occasion was
loaned TO the school by Mr.. w. IL.
Sheib, and the managers express them
selves under obligations TO hlm for bis
kindness.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-01-03

The people OF the United PrCsbyte.
rlan Church met for tho first time In
the basement OF their new church build.
ing on Wednesday evening, and spent
a couple Of hours very pleasantly in
social Intercourse and In devotional
exercises. Among the pleasant Incl.
dents OF the evening WIS the pressnta.
ton Of splendid copy Of the Scriptures
by the Fourth United Presbyterian
Church OF Allegheny City, Of which
Rev. q. A. hickey Is pastor. In re-
spending 10 the remarks made by Rev.
j. n. Mcclure, Mr.. DlCkey made Il
beautiful aud impressive address, The
congregation IA entering their new
house under very pleasant and prOmla.
Ing auspices. They will hold public
services on Sabbath, ut lOX u. III. and
7 %. III. In their now house. The Sabbath
school will meet Mt Up, M,
Al u Ins9ting held by this COngregA.
LIOn on last Monday evening the SALARY
OF their pHSl0r WAS raised SOU, aud 800
WIS given for the past year more than
had been pJOmlHed. We understand,
also that on New YEARS. eve, their pas
tor resolved u note from few personal
friends containing 500, for which hO
eIpresHed himself ~ deeply grateful.
May their prosperity bO long continued,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-01-03

IxJURBD.-on Tuesday evening as
the IngOmar, plying between this city
and sunish, was on her way to the
latter place, she met with an accident
at Mouudsville, which completely DIS
abled her. The wrist on the shaft Of
one OF her wheels WAS broken, which
involved the destruction Ofthe cylinder
heads OF the engine. The wheel, also,
was badly damaged, we are told, be-
sides considerable injury wus inflicted
on other portions Of the steamer. Il
was impossible TO finish the trip With
her, and her passengers were detained
at MoundsYilIe until the next day. She
WAS brought up to the boat yard above
the Suspension Bridge, on Wednesday
and will be put In complete repair. We
presume the james Rees will take thu
Ingomar's place In that trade until the
repairs are made.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-01-03

TURNER'S PAPER FrLEs-About the
neatest and most convenient arrange
ment for keeping papers we have ever
seen, Is the file invented by Mr.. T. NJ.
Turner. Bills, letters, and any other
papers you may put in 1t, are always
before the eye, easily examined, and
held securely In position by an ingeni-
Gus spring arrangement. The file is
handsomely gotten up, and combines
utility and convenience as completely
as anything we have seen recently.
They are furnished at moderate cost.
A gentleman Ia now In the city who
will call on our merchants, lawyers
and business institutions, and solicit
their orders. He may be found at the
Stamm House. To any one who has
papers TO preserve, we would say that
We know OF no simpler aud efficient
file than that patented by Mr.. Turner.
It's Introduction into the counting room
dEspenses entirely with the awkward,
ill.contrIved and inconvenient pigeon
holes, i-ts
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-01-03

THH concsTt q lhe Ia Belle Hall,
South Wheeling, on New Years even
Ing, I6f lhebsneat rus LaBello BAp.
list flstion Sabbath School, was q
very Successiui and pleading AFFAIR.
The Concert wasl given BY che Baptist
sunday School, who went forth
through Snow and Indictment weather,
like aband ofbrGyO YolnntSoFs, % aid
their coslaborers in . noble work. The
exercises consisted Of feclthticnS, dia.
loguss, dsSIgnS, Scripture lessons and
singing. ae abs
The pieces were all well rendered,
and tie performers did Themselves
great credit. We have not space 70
enumeFate, but Will simply mention
some Of the pieces that called forth the
Rfeatest applause. The i'Seriptnre Lea
SON. BY Mis- RoWlOy and InIant Class,
wis 4 model lesson in execution. and
very touching ID eject. The relation
hMy Blessed Bible, % BY Miss Joanna
ChdtnoGk, was we'll rendered, and up.
propriate TO the occasion. Among the
most elective "Designs,p We would
mention 1.-THE Honys upon a Rock, Y
which WaS pictured almost 70 life; and
together with the Scripture repeated
and verses sung, had very telling Of.
fe9t upon. the iudlencs. The design
and dialogue, Faith, Hope and Char.
ity, was well performed and received
as also 1.-THE Holy, Angelsn and
dialogue on the Bible. 1.-THE Colloquy
l.of tho Nations" represented by saven
ladies, each Carrying the nag and tell
Ing Of the AchieVement8 OF her own
country, served 70 arouse the patriot.
Ism OF al. STARTING In Llts'' and
"0ld Aunt PeAb y's visit tothe city, "
were truly arnusing and withAl In.
sLructiYe, We thought we had laughed
about enough for one evening, whom
ont came Master Eddie Given Of the
Linaley institute, with bis "Battle oil
the Kitchen furniture and he soon
had the pots, kettles, tonBs, shovel aud
other things about q house in q blaze.
He portrayed the battle in such q Vivid
Hight that we almost saw the several
'1domeaticSn going for each other, Mas
Ter Eddie rendered the piece In splOn-
did style, which called forth shouts Of
merry laughter from old and young.
Owing 70 the car arrangements several
nice sacred pieces ct the close Of the
programme had 10 be omitted. Before
leaving, Mr.. Stewart, Superintendent
Of the Mission School, thanked the
friends for their kindly aid. We learn
that all were well pleased, and Q hand
some little sum was realized for the
benefit Of the Mission, y
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-01-03

ENTERTATNMENT.-T North street
NJ. Z. Sunday School gave an entertain.
Inent last evening, consisting Of music,
tablpnux, dialogues, 40. The PERFORM
ancss came Oh In the Church, which
was densely packed, the Hi-les and all
other available space being filled with
Z highly delighted audience. Soarly
ali the pieces werc rapturou.lY APP
pIaudsd, and 10 well pleased was the
large crowd, that Hn urgent request
was made 10 have ltrRponled, This the
management have consented to comply
with, and this evening, lhe same per.
formers, with m almost entire change
OF programme, will be happy to HeB
their friends. We think We arc safe In
saving that NIL who may go 10 the
North Htreet Church will bO highly en-
tsrtGlned. 10 early II you would No.
cure eligible seats.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-01-03

hTRIaEia MEN. me- marks On at
| Ysaf's oSsnlhg showed isfsot B inches
and ftllink. The following boats aFri.
yed and departed. J. n Mccullough
nfiiVod irom Cincinnati with a lirgo
anaount Of freight. Altar receiving (
iIhtES lot AZ c6ttSn from 80 II 4.
Hudson she departed ior Pittsburgh.
lThs,,d boatlg Ladder ard Baltic, Win
heavy tow5 passed up. The R. Moor,
with ons barge IN tor, and the Boi1,
with nine coal bolia, passed down.
The VIZ. Curtls, arrived from Piili-
burgh and amer taking between fonr
and dye hundred kegs Of MALTA, shippld
BY the LaBolle' Iron Works, and olhbr
freight, she departed for Nashville.
The Reboeca len for PAEkeAburg a.
\ IL q. m. 81
Yesterday evening tie marks lnalca.
\ ted 10 feet inches and falling. ~
Tho steamer Grey Eagle passed down
for Park0r1bnFg yestarday morning,
With q full trip. The EOonldag md
Leni Leoti passed up 70 Pittsburgh yea-
1 tsfday. The Dick Fulton passed down
4 With large TOW, There lIe 90 many
tow boats paSalnR that Il 70 impo8lible
Ito get thelf names. Our local packets
made no trips on New iYGar'6 day The
/ Express arrived from PaFler8bnrg and
departed at II 2, m.
The wheeling and Park ersburg trade
u well supplied with boats q present,
There are no less thAnitW daily lines,
eompoSsd Of the following side.Wheef
steamers: Rebecca, leaving here every
Monday, Wednesday and Ftiday at II
A. NJ; Express, every Tuesday,
WedneSdayland Saturday a II A. Nj
]. n. Mccullough, every Monday and
Thursday evening at Q o'clock; Lsni
IIeoti, every Tuesday and Friday even.
ings at Q O'Clock; 9roy Eagle, WedneS-
day and Saturday evenings 1t 2 o'clock.
| This ARRANGEMENT makes II convenient
for the trudibg community, they having
thai ohoiea Of either the evening ~
morning boats. o. t.i.tg 20 II
Boats leaving to-day: Grey Eagle,
for Plttsbnrg, atSa. M; Rebecca, for
Parkeraburg, at II \. M; Forest City,
for Stsubonvllle, at $50 p. M; james
Rses, for SnnfAh, at 8 p. mi LEM Le-
oil, for Marietta and P6rkerSburg, this
evening at 8 p. m.
q We are informed by 4 note from Capt.
j. l.. Thompson, Of the Edinburg, that
In consequence Of Ice encountered On
her last trip up, and heavy way bt1l.
ness, he will not be able TO come far.
theF than PaIkerSburE, from which
point he will return to CIpclnDRii; and
resume his regular day Of leaving here
on Saturday, the 18th Inst at 3 O'clock
Il - a .
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-01-03


FUNERAL.-The remains Of Mrs.
Gally we're yesterday followed to the
cemetery In East Wheeling, by n long
line Of bucks, filled with borrowing re.
latIyCs mud friends. The deceased was
ono of the oldest inhabitants Of tho
city, and was highly respected for hor
many e1cellencIes, and especially for
her forvent piety. She was the mother
Of Thomas DAILY, who ut one time had
national reputation an a lecturer on
Temperance. She came here before
there was Methodist church In tho
city, and WaS one Of tho sixteen that
composed the first class organized. The
other fifteen had "CTOssed the river"lonR
before she WA called 10 her reward.
Truly, mother In Israel has fallen.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-01-03

BuRNED.-A boy had his face pretty
badly burned on New Years's day, by
the premature discharge Of a pistol
with which he was celebrating the day.
The accident happened near the site Of
the Zane street bridge. This practice
Of firing pistols In the streets on holi.
days Ia a dangerous one, and the ordl.
nances forbldding 1t should be enforced.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-01-03

SuRPRIsR PAK1Y.--A number Of the
friends Of tho RBv. Mr.. Cross, Of the
South Wheeling Presbyterian Church,
called on that gentleman, New YEARS.
morning and presented HIN with u
lnrge stock Of the uRceauario" and dell
cncls. Of life, In the shape or hams, tur-
keys, canned fruits. clothing, DO, 30.
backs Were left, "a not, but the articles
they did ChTry to the minister were
equally ~ necessary ~ money could
possibly be, The donation WRHH hand.
some nne, and wHH bestowed upon Ono
! who Is every why worthy to receive II.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-01-03

DnownED. = On Now Years eve,
james Daily, an OmployOinthe plumb
Ing establishment Of Mr.. William
Hare, len bis work abopt O'Clock, and
the noztmornIng was found drowned
In the creek, near his rdSidence. BE
resided in a house near The East end Of
Zane street bridge, and alhttle girl liv-
ing In that ueighborhood says abe saw
him ON the bridge about sK O'Clock!
This was The last seen Of him while
alive. The old structure had been
partially removed, and It waS' ne
cessary for those crossing, % walk on .
very narrow pathway for q distance Of
several feet. II Is supposed that Mt.
Daily fell oR at this point, a. his hat
was u discovered on the leo sim'
mediAtsly underneath Il. Some mOmp
berS Of. his family awaited
his coming home until late
hour In the night, when be
coming alarmed for his safety, START
ed IN search Of him. His hat was
'found.somstlme during the night, and
all further attempts 70 ascertain his
whereabouts were 'unsuccessfnl, until
morning, when, after dragging the
creek but q short time his body was
drawn to the surface. Esqr. BulgeE
being informed Of the circumstances,
Immediately summoned q Coroner'a
Jury Several witnesses were exam.
lined and the foregoing facts ELECTED. A
verdict Of accidental drowning Wal
rendered. ~ ~ lE.iH - Hut 81
MI. Daily ID represented to have been
a sober and industrious man. He bad
been resident Of this city for many
years, and was highly respected by all
who knew him. He was inferred, yes
terday, 10 the Catholic Cemetery. e
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-01-03

ARREsr.-BenIamIn Hazard, as we
are informed, finished term In jail on
Monday or Tuesday. Yesterday. II
our information iS correct, he laid the
foundation for another job Of boarding
out tine ut the expense Of the public.
II seems that he ia too fond Of whisky,
and when under It's influence, Is dis:
posed 10 be cross to his family; ut least
we were told that he abused his vile
shamefully, cutting n terrible cash IN.
der her arm with a large knife, and
acting more like demon than hu.
man being. He was promptly arrested.
and will, perhaps, have u hearing this
morning.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-01-03

BELLAIRE WoRKs.-steam was raised
under the boilers Of this new enter
prise, few days since, and we are told
thatthemaehinery worked remarkably
well, It Is contemplated to commence
boiling iron on Monday next, and we
presume that the company will at once
begin TO make nails. We are pleased
10 notice the erection Of works Of this
character in our nelghborhoOd. We
have no doubt that the productions Of
the Bsllaire works will fully sustain
the reputation OF similar manufac-
lures in our city.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-01-03

FIaHE-An eyewitness informed US
yesterday, that a disgraceful fight came
of In North Wheeling, in which the
celebrated a.Toby'' Vance was one of
the parties. Both Of the buffers were
stripped OF nearly all their clothing
except their pautaloons, and wore out
on n public street taking a regular set
70 in the midst OF the mud and
slush. No arrests were made that we
heard Of --...'- ~.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-01-03

broken Ixro.-The paint shop OF
Messrs. Tlppett & Groves, on Quincy
street, was broken into on Wednesday
afternoon. wedo not know what object
n robber could have In entering an es.
tablIshment Of that character, ns they
are usually filled with such articles
as would be rather inconvenient to
carry OF. Our friends Tippet & Groves
keep their valuAbles elsewhere. and
the only damage they sustained was
the breakIng OF a diamond used tor
cutting glass, the mixing OF colors and
destruction Of papers. .t.t .
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-01-03

POLICE CoURT.-New Years day
yielded only one case and half TO the
court, yesterday morning. Martin
Bsrrett Imbibed too freely Of benElne
whisky and had to pay for his Impru'
dsnce to the tune Of one dollar and
costs. The half case was that of some
individuals getting up an "onplesint'
MIS-" which they compromised before
the trial came on. The costs were paid
by the defendant, we believe, and they
all departed to be seen no more In the
Police Court until the recurrence OF an
other spree. which will not, probably
be very tar in the future.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-01-03

D.
RAISED 10 THE PRIRsTHooD.-V0ry
interesting services were held in the
Cathedral on Filth street, on New
Years day. The occasion was that Of
the elevation Of three gentlemen,
Messrs. Burke, McMenamin and Maui
ner to the Priesthood, !hey having re-
celyed the order Of Deacon the day
previous. The solemn exercises were
witnessed by u large OonCourse Of the
members and friends Of that denoml.
nation. The addresswas delivered by
the Right Reverend Bishop whelRn,
who chose the foundation ofhIs remarks
the words, "Yon have not chosen me
but have chosen you and appointed
that you should 60 and bring forth
fruit, and your fruit should remain,
that whatsoever you shall ask OF the
Father in my name He may give 1t
you"
The design Of the discourse was TO
show the divine appointment OF min
istry; the jealousy with which the Re-
deemer claimed the appointment Of that
ministry as his own; the great ends for
which the ministry was appointed; and
that the attempt 10 substitute anything
else Instead Of the ministry Of Christ's
appointment Is Us futile as TO attempt
the placing Of n new sun or other stars
In the armament: or on earth, to modi.
fy the laws by which God commanded
that every seed should produce Its like.
We believe 1t ls not yet decided where
the newly made clergymen viii be To-
Clted. -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-01-03

"PRovE THE PupDrNa. "LTry Logan
List & Co. Excelsior Baking Powder
and you will say, as Thousands nov
Say-"It Is the best we have ever used
Now Is tine lime TO prove Il 10 youl
Buckwheat Cakes and Blscultl Getths
genuine.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-01-03

TnE out of mind the custom Of
presenting some token OF love or re-
membrane 70 friends on Christmas
has prevailed, and no doubt will con-
tinue to doso until the end Of time. No
more appropriate gin could be made 10
your lady friends than pair OF those
Bohemian Glass Vases, or one Of those
elegant Toilet Sets, 70 be had at Z
BockIng'at No. l, Odd Fellows Hall.
Call and exanine his stock before ma
king your purohaAes.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-01-03

EN1ARoEMENr.-we were told yes.
terday, that the Benwood Nail Works
arctic be enlarged, and that the work
has already been commenced. A build
ing l4O feet long, and of proportional
width, is well advanced toward compile
tIon, and will be ready for occupancy
by the LIST OF April or May. We learned,
also, that when the one now being
erected is finished, another Of similar
size will be commenced,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-01-03

PH1ABLE.-A drunken woman was
paradlng the streets Of East Wheeling
yesterday, much 70 the annoyance oil
good citizens, and to the merrimeut Of
the Juvenile portion Of the population.
Her language aud couductwere Of the
bRssst description. Cannot something
be done 70. stOpsuch exhibitions on our
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-01-03

oxToBY & DUTYIELD, Jewellers, lOl
Main street, wish their friends and
patrons u "Happy New Year." and re-
specially inform their debtors, who
wish 70 return the compliment, that
the best way 10 do 80 will be to make
prompt January settlements"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-01-03


FATAL SPor. Several mornings since
we made mention OF the fact that quite
a number OF wagons and carriages had
recently been broken at the west end
Of the Suspension Bridge. On New
Years night two more occurrences OF
the same character happened at that
point. The omnibus used in transfer.
ring the mails and passengers between
the city and Bridgeport, on the night
mentioned, got Wedged In the tracks,
and one OF lis Rxles broken. Not three
minutes afterwards a sleigh was caught
In the same manner and was thorough.
" demorallzed. Both vehicles were
rendered useless for the time being
the passengers being compelled 70
abandon them, II there ls any way by
which such accidents can be avoided,
IL should be adopted Without delay.
We don't know that blame can be at
taohed to any one for them. II q DIFF
ferent arrangement Of the tracks can
be made that would lead TO their nom
occurrence, It would be great accom-.
mediation 10 those who travel that route
In Wagons aud carriages, and would
stop a source OF considerable annoy
anca, H.# .".
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-01-03

LrnRARY socIHTY.-A, meeting Of
the young gentlemen Of South Wheel
ihg VIII be held in the rooms Of the
Young Men's Christian Association
located In that portion OF the city, on
Saturday evening naxt for the purpose
OF organizing a,llteEaTy society.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-01-03

BADNESS, grayness, and other i'm.
perfecLlons Of the hair viii be regarded
- inexcusabls aiter trial Of Mrs. 8.
A. Aliens Improved (neIO Styttl Hair
Restorer or dressing, lin one bottle
Every Druggist sells II. Prlce One
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-01-03

! ,THnRB arc thousands who are look.
ing about for the best Sewing Machine
for n gIit for some dear friend. They
will do well not TO lose aight of the
Florence, Brown & HlggenS, Agents.