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Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-04
LOCAL NEWS.

It is thought that the ordinance for the remo-
val OF the curb markets will pass Council.
W. M. Kennard & Co. are removing to "Cen-
tral Hall, to-day. r ffTG -
The Sussex County Levy Court meets to-mor
row.
Candidates for the sherifralty are rapidly in
creasing in Sussex.
Gov. Ponder has appointed s. H. Layton
Justice OF the Peace for Sussex county.
Georgetown elocts Town Commissioners on
Saturday. .
Another season OF amusem ents will be inau-
gurated this evening. LE.l
Mrs. Bowers and her dramatic company came
up from Baltimore, this morning.
Rev. Mr.. Stubbs made a very favorable inn
precision upon the congregation which worships
at Asbury, yesterday.
A strong opposition to the removal of the curb
markets is being developed among the business
men of Market street.
Thomas b. Ooursey, Esq, advertisee at private
sale his valuable property, Spring Mills" near
Frederick, in Kent county. -F.....
Papering walls in panels is very popular
style, this season. Greenman, Pierson d Co.
have some very pretty samples.
A meeting of the congregation Of the Central
Presbyterian Church will be held in the Church
edihce, on Wednesday evening next, to elect q
successor to Rev. Mr. Shaw.
The Managers Of the Wilmington Female Bible
Society will hold stated meeting &C the resi-
dence Of Judge Hall, $40 Market street, on
Thursday evening, at 716 o'clock.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-04
Real Estate.

AssIaNEEs SALE.-The Asignees In trust Of
Enoch Moore, sold. this morning, at the Wash
ington House, the following property.
No. IA lot Of land and dwelling on French
street. between 7th and Sth to jesse Sharp, for
$500.
No. 2-Lot of land and dwellings, thereon, at
7th and Pine streets, to Enoch Moore, Jr., fol
$3.50.
No. 3-One- e-sixteenth interest in the Schooner
Brandywine, to Francis Barry, for $195.
No. 4.-Fifteen shares stock Of the Whining.
ton h Reading II. R., to L. O. Stotsenburg, al
$l5 so per share.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-04
Musical.
A NEW SINGING SOCIETY.

A musical society, called the " Choral Union,
of which Prof. P. Allen is Conductor, and John
Wainwright, Secretary, has been in existence
some five months II has now about 80 mem
bers, and number of applications for admission
have been made, 80 that the rooms occupied for
the weekly meetings, at Prof. Aliens house, have
become too small, and it is proposed to rent a
large and convenient meeting room on Market
street.
The Society has been practicing Roots Oantata
Of THE Haymakers, and have in view the Civ
ing Of public performance, at some future day.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-04
nIisreIlnneous Intelligence.

The Fifth Cavalry will take the place of the
Third Cavalry in Arizona, the Third going out
to the plains. The Twenty-third Infantry, now
in Oregon, and the Twenty-frst, in Arizona, will
change localities.
The wheat crop Of California, it is estimated,
will be so per cent, larger than in any previous
year
By recent order Of General Crook, all In
dians failing to come upon the reservation in
Arizona and be fed by February 18th, were TO be
regarded as hostile, and so dealt with.
According to an Omaha dispatch the blockade
has been renewed on the Union Pacific Railroad
as three trains are known to be " stuck in the
snow" at different points,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-04
CnIture nnd TreaIment of lhe CaIIa LILY.

To 1te Editor of The Commercial;
have heard 30 much complaint, of late, of
the lack of bloom in the Gala Lily" or Gala
EG,iopiod, that thought few words rs to their
treatment would interest many Of your readers.
During the vigorous groloiny season, (winter,)
water very freely, piofusely, stand in ,odter. As
soon as the leaves begin to wither. after the
bloom is over, water very sparingly few weeks,
then withhold entirely, keeping in shady place
till Fall. At first of winter, Cor sooner, il the
bloom is wanted early,) water once very freely,
and in week or ten days water again increasing
the quantity as the plants grow.
EDWARD TATNALL.
WrrAfrl1aroN March
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-04
An Honest Admission.

The Deia'oarean, in discussing Equal Repre-
sentation admits that the present principle
may not be detensible" This is frank and hon
est admission, which we are pleased to see, and
when even the DeldlOarean 30 expresses itself,
We hope to find large majority throughout the
State, in favor OF re-adjusting the present sys-
tenn of apportionment, in order to do justice to
New Castle county.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-04

WEDDING AT GRACE. = Mr.. William Burke and
Miss Katie lamar were united in marriage at
Grace Church, this morning, by the pastor, Rev.
Jacob Todd. At noon they took their departure
for st. Paul, Minnesota, where Mr. Burke be-
comes Secretary to Il. Q. Sewall, Superintendent
of the st. Paul and Pacific RR.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-04

FmE.-A fire broke out in a small shed con-
nected with Barclay & Bro bakery at Sixth
and Spruce streets, this morning, at few min
utes past three o'clock The alarm was sounded
from the City Hall, and the fire companies prompt
ly responded. The Reliance was the first upon
ware, and their united streams extinguished the
flames, but notuntil the shed had been consumed
and the dwelling somewhat damaged The loss
will amount to only few hundred dollars.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-04
APendInR OuentIon.

Shall the curb-stone market be removed from
Market street
Petitions for the removal have been presented
to Council, and remonstrance is now in circula-
ton. Opinions differ as to the change.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-04
Union Camp Ground.
PURCHASE OF A SITE IN oEon COUNTY.

PURCHASE OF SITE IN CECIL COUNTY.
A meeting representing Port Deposit Station,
Rising Sun and Charlestown Circuits, was held
in Port Deposit on Thursday, 18th ult., with ref
erence to the purchase of ground for future
Camp meeting purposes. After consultation,
the brethren purchased IA acres OF beautiful
woodland, about four miles from Port Deposit,
for which they paid 81 900. The united oongre-
cations held meeting there last summer. II is
proposed to improve the ground and sot it apart
to the worship Of God for the future.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-04
The ship Yards.

KEEL FOR PACIFIC STEAMSHIP LAID.
The keel for the first OF the iron steamships
which the Harlan & HOllingsworth Co., OF this
city, will build for the Pacific Mail Steamship
Company, was laid on Saturday and to-day.
The dimensions OF this vessel will be length,
over ALL $50 feet; width OF BEAM 40 feet depth
OF hold, from base line to top of spar deck 80
faa r.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-04
Personal Intelligence.

President Grant will visit Philadelphia about
Thursday next to attend wedding.
Judge McKean, OF Utah, and Attorney General
Williams had an interview with the President,
on Saturday, relative to Utah affairs.
Garibaldi has accepted ''with tbanks." the
honorary membership of Section So, "Interna-
tional Society" of New York His letter Of ac-
ceptanee is dated CAprera, February 9th.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-04
The Centennial CeIebratIon.

The Commissioners appointed from the vari-
ous States and Territories to arrange for the
grand Centennial Celebration of Independence.
to be held in Philadelphia, in 1876, are now in
session in that city. The Commissioners from
this State are W, T. Read, of New Castle, and
John II. Rodney, Esq, the latter being alternate
for Mr. Read
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-04
In 1s5Obnt ninaheata fnster thnn / q

In ls50.but nine heats faster than 1.46 were run
In ! America; in 1860 there were tweenty-thr eein
loiO' thirty-one; and in 1871, forty-four.
At Tampa, Fla, mulberrjes will probably be
ripe within week;at present that market is we'll
supplied with snap beans, peas, turnips, carrots
Count Moltke's autograph, preserved in the
royal library Of Munich, and dated Berlin, No
telnoer ~, 1871, runs as follows,-"Free only is
~! the people which is strong enough to maintain
It's freedom. Strong it becomes through union,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-04
Missouri.

GOV. PALMER ADHEREs TO THE ADMINIsTRArIoN.
ST. LOUIS, March 4.
Governor Palmer has refused the overtures Of
Gratz Brown, the Republicans and the Passive
Policy" Democrats to accept the nomination for
Presidency from the Cincinnati Convention, and
asserts himself warm friend Of President Grant
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-04

THE WESTERN MARKET.-0nly a portion of
the stalls in this market were rented on Satur-
day, and those were principally in the front or
middle block Of stalls. A number Of those rent
ed, were sold at auction. Premiums, as high as
S25, were paid for the choice.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-04

Co-PARTNERsHIP NoTIoE.-F. A. Churchman
and George Churchman give notice elsewhere
that they have renewed their partnership, under
the firm name Of f. A. Il G. Churchman to car
ry on the general commission and wholesale
timber business.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-04
Dramatic.

LADY AUDLEY's SECRET, THIS EVENING"
The engagement of Mrs. D. P. Bowers, at the
Opera House, opens this evening, the beautiful
and talented star taking the part OF Lady aud
Sy. She is supported by Mr.. J. 9. McCollum,
who appears as Robert Audley, and by company
announced as one OF Unusual strength" Among
its members is Mr.. ]. D. Germon, with whom
our people are favorably acquainted.
The engagement Of seats has been fair, and
there will be no doubt, good audience. On
Wednesday evening, the house will be packed to
see East Lynne
AN niPoRTANT NEW ANNOUNCEMENT.
Stars multiply in our dramatic sky. We are
authorized to say that an engagement has been
made with Mr. E. L. Davenport and his Star
Company from the Chestnut st, Theatre, in Phil
Of next week. the 18th inst. Mr.. Davenport will
play his celebrated part of Sir Giles 0UerTedch,
Ill NeD Way 10 Pay Old Debts.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-04
Weather Record.

REPORT OF THE SIGNAL SERVICE BUREAU.
WASHINGTON, Mar. 4.
Probabilities A falling temperature and
clearing weather will extend Southeastward, over
Ohio valley, and Eastward to Lake Ontario and
New Jersey during the day.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-04
Massachusetts.

DISASTROUS FIRE AT LEoAINsrER CENTRE.
BosToN, March 4.
The Union Comb Companys factory, at Leo
minister Centre, was burned on Saturday night.
LOSS, hundred thousand dollars.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-04
RIsht Hourn a pny,. NerI..

The superintendent of the construction of the
Post office at Columbia, s. c., having announc-
ed that on and after March LIST ten hours would
be days work, his workmen struck, calling his
attention to the act OF Congress prescribing
eight hours as days labor. Many Of the work
men, who are from the North, have gone home.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-04
AN IMPORTANT NEW ANNOUNCEMENT.
A Compliment from down the Bay.

The st. Michaels, talbot Co.. Comet says of
the WILMINGTON COMMERCIAL =
This sprightly daily has been and ia
now one of the most readable and newsy daily
papers issued south of New York. 1t is always
as fresh az daisy, and is welcome visitor in
our sanctum. We hope the day is not far distant
When it will be enlarged, its ability deserves.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-04
gEatAa.

CRAIG.-In Philadelphia, on the 3D. inst, Of small
pox, George 3. Craig, formerly OF this city.
Remains Inferred at Laurel Hill Cemetery, on the
afternoon OF March 4th.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-04
France.

RECALL OF THE GERMAN AMBASSADOR.
LONDON, March 4.
Count Won Arnim, the German ambassador to
France, has been ordered to return home for
the purpose Of reporting his opinion as to the
stability Of the present government of France.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-04

One year from to-day Ulysses s, Grant will be
rs-naugurated Chief Magistrate Of the American
peOple.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-04
Commercial Reports.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.


PHILADELPHIA, March 4.
Cotton dull unchanged. Flour firm ; super
fne S5.30@5.75 extras unchanged. Wheat
firm amber, $1.6491.65. Rye, $50. Corn dull;
yellow, 69@65c Western mixed, 65@6516c.
White oats, 55c. ; mixed, 53@54c. Whisky dull,
911Sc.,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-04

A New Bedford man vented his spite by paying
Judgment of S2s limb of the law had obtain
ed against him in one cent pieces. The lawyer
says he never before thought $2S was so much
. money.
A Yankee who has recently visited Norway, de-
scribed the maelstrom, as seen by bin, to be no
more than an ocean current between to islands,
less dangerous than many on the coast Of Maine.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-04
DAify GemmertiaG:
IEMKINa . ATkINsoM.

WILMER ATKINSON. Publisher.
pN-Por TsrnS Bts., See Second Hag@
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-04
AnIceberg at Chester.

The Chester (Pa.) Aduocdte says, There has
been an immense iceberg frowning upon our city
days. One of our townsmen, who loves adven-
ture, scaled its heights, one afternoon, and says
that it was easily thirty feet above high water
mark Captain Pike, ''the oldest inhabitant, u
aaya that the ''likes'o that berg was never seen
to sea.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-04
SUCCESSFUL AND POPULAR
LOAN.

EOAASs
Few securities have ever been placed upon the
market which, in short time, have taken 80 hlgn
a stand, or become so widely popular with prudent
MNrerS ~ PscSc caEe Raroad Company The seven
Thirty Gold Loan OF this Great corporation Is
already solid and gratifying success, and the
present daily sales are
LARGER THAN EVER BEFORE.
From the N. Y. World.l
The most prominent feature in financial AFFAIRS at
the present time is the increasing demand fer nrs-
class railway bonds. both here and In Europe. Tne
large surplus of money seeking investment Is now
ing steadily into American railr1ad bends. wnieh
are attracting shrewd and conservative capitalists
and investors to an unprecedented extent During
the month some important negotiations have been
cOnsummated ia Europe, and the bankers markell
s nSw dsmaad MANY depostors in savings
banks are removing their funds, and are investing
in the new railroad bonds now Offering on tne mar
ket.
[From the New York Trbune.l
Gbulllons of the $40 bonds have been exchanged
for those Of apparent equal s3nndness, 0ut MMen
bear more tempting rate OF interest lncladea IA
way Company, offered by Messrs Jay Cooke n Co.,
at par, in currency, and which bear gold INTEREST
at seven and threetenths per cent. per annun.
They are first and only mortgage upon one OF tne
greatest-if not the greatest-rnnway enterprises
US sueakinE Of the re turning abundance of loanab,e
capital the financial editor Of the Tribune also re-
marks = - -, -, 49,,
prevailing before the Chicago fire, 1t would not be
surprsing II all that class OF securities to which the
northern Pacific belongs were materially advanced
in prceP
[From the N. Y. independently
WAs an investment security we know Of none OF
whatever character, equal to the Northern Pactnc
1905 They combine the two great requisites SAFE
ty and profit. The favor in which these bonds are
held by investors is indicated by the large sales,
which, thus far during January, have been at the
rate of two millions per month.
1.-THE inquiry for bonds by those VINO intend pur-
chasing lands gives assurance oil large settlements
upon the lands during the next season. The COM
pany lands in Minnesota are now ready LOT SAFE,
and those on the western terminus soon will be- The
Company are prepared to permit parties to take up
land at any point along the line OF the road 70 be
subsequently, appraised and paid Tor. Tne 1acb Is
conceded that the sales OF land Will build the ROAD
We recently saw an off1cal report OF an engineer
stating that from the garden valley OF the st hea
River Of the North to the foot hills OF the Rocky
Mountains there was but a single strip OF poor
| land the whole distance. ,,--.,-,...
WThe future Of this great enterprise is promising
in tile extreme, and the bonds OF the Company are
as sure as the obligation Of the best government on
| earth. = -.
/ ments to make as EMINENTLY SAFE AND DE
Maps, pamphlets and full information will be fur
\ nished on application to
JOHN McLEAR 81 SON,
Bankers, and Dealers in q. s., State and City
Securities,
No. 6o2 Market Street
dec16-smd&w wilmington, Delaware
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-04

TEO. w. BUSH, French street wharf, now offers
" at the lowest market price, KOh-i-noor Lehgh
and Mount Carmel Coal. These Goals are of the
purest and best qualities.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-04

Few securities have ever been placed upon the
market which, in so short time, ,have taken 80 high
a stand or become 80 widely popular with prudent
investors as have the First Mortgage Bonds OF tho
Northern Pacific Railroad Company. The seven
Thirty Gold Loan OF this Great corporation Is
already solid and gratifying success, and the
present daily sales are
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-04

ENTERPRISE COAL.-Persons VINO ara tired of
" trying to burn slate and dirt, should go TO
FOUT, West and Water streets, and buy the EN-
TERPRISE COAL and get clear of both. Try It /;
you will want no other.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-09-04
CANTERBURY CATHEDRAL ON FIRE.
Destruction OF the Whole
Building-No Serious Harm Done.
LONDON, September 3.

LONDON, September 3.
Dispatches from Canterbury say that the
magnificent Cathedral has taken fire by the
accidental upsetting of a charcoal furnace,
which was In use by the workmen repairing
the roof. Water was hard to get. and by eleven
o'clock the flames had q Grr hold upon the
eastern end Of the roof, over the altar and
shrine of st. Thomas-a-Becket. At this time
1t was feared that the whole edifce would be
destroyed, and great excitement prevailed In
the town. The dremen now obtained a full
supply of water, and, assisted by the entire
garrison, went vigorously to work. Shortly
before noon the fremen had the flames under
control, and soon suppressed them. About
one hundred and fifty feet Of the roof was
burned up. Everything that could be moved
was taken out of the Cathedral before the IRE
men began to play upon the flames.
LONDON, September 80 P. NJ.
The latest dispatches report that the fire IN
Canterbury Cathedral is completely extln-
guished. The shrine of Thomas'a.Becket
has not been injured. The Mosaic pavement
OF The Cathedral Is covered with melted lead.
The altar was deluged with water, and the IL
terror of the edIice is filled with smoke. 1t
has been the habit for the past three hundred
years to hold religious services In the Cathe-
dral daily. This custom was not broken by
the fire, as the services were held after the
suppression OF the flames.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-09-04
GPQ1fTT0AL GOSSIP.
uh. Louisville Observation-Disclosures
NoreS fsom North Carolina, Maine, &c.
WASHINGTON, September |.

WASHINGTON, September l.
The prominent topic of conversation among
tho noutIclans here Is The Blanton Duncan
business and the close Identification OF the
Grant administration herewith. The accusa-
ton that $50, 1000 has been placed to Dnncans
credit In a bank here, to be used by him Ia
Carving ont his straight-out convention
scheme. has not been denied. and seems not
likely to be, and may therefore be set down as
true. .h,, o;,r
from Greensboro, NC, says: " talnk tne
ifull stren0th of the Radical party In this state
was brought out 10 the last election. We are
aonHdent ieven admitting the fifteen hundreo
majority OF Caldwell to lie an honest return OF
ihs vote, that we can carry North Carolina oy
ar least five thousand for Mr.. Greeley IN NO
yember. for two reasons: Ffrst-Many hepno'
licans who voted for Caldwell Will vote ZOE MT.
Greeley. while the entire Conservative vote
Isave afew insignificant exceptions) will be
cast also tor Mr.. Greeley. Secopd-lt Will De
impossible for the Radicals 10 bring the same
Influence. monetary and otherwise, TO eear ID
this State In November which were USED oy
themin the recent election; the PRESIDENTIAL
election being general, other States VIII re,
.onirs consideration at their hands, which VIII
relieve Us 10 the extent ot D clFll hDefty VIZ
rory In this State"
notwithstanding the often repeated asser.
.,fons i'm administration circles and elsewhere
that ;PerDam, the Republican candidate iol
re.election to the guoernatorial chair In Mains
viii carry the State by an overwhelming ma
aority,, it appears that Governor Perham MIN
20 don't think it Willabe such an easy y9o
!. '9afurday q letter Was received IN tnls CHI
On = ssa by a prominent oGicisl, in which ne
from b. Official to be aure and have all tne
asked Inc y IRs who are employed In the pup
voters In M a.. = to be sent nome 10 vote; slmi
Ito departme1. ,Neen received from the Repuo
Lar iet asp S, nate : for, Congress. and permission or
nc sas Sap pesident of Maine has been gwen o |:
tsSSe heads OF the depprtmi:.ats iF " y "esA'
leave of absence.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-09-04
THE NEW YORK DEMOCRATIC CON-
HuArrInN
sP4RKS FROM THE WIRE s.

Senator Sumner sailed from New York in
the Malta. oo,o
The City of Selma has subscribed sl6o, 900
for an iron bridge over the Alabama River.
"A male child, ak months old. supposed to
he one of the victims of the Metis disaster,
hoated ashore at Providence.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-09-04
TIE nERMONT ELECTIONS.
Cheering Partial Returns.
BURLINGTON, September 8.

BURLINGTON, September 3.
Excitement about the election aSsorbs all
business. 1t is believed that the Republicans
will carry the State by q reduced majority.
A close canvass OF some seventy towns
shows o Liberal strength OF about 5000, with
o few losses from Democrats who will vote
with the Republicans rather than endorse
Greeley. The polls opened at ten A. NJ.
RUTLAND, September 80 P. NJ.
The Democrats gain 500 in this town.
MONTPELIER, September 8.
Ten towns which In 1870 gave 1870 Republic
can majority now give 1902.
.seven,y-six towns elect seventy-one Repuo!-
llcans. four Democrats, and one Greeleyite for
lbe Legislature. The vote for governor In
afty.sevep towns is 1887 for Converse and
Gs24 for Gardner. The straight Republican
tickets are apparently all elected.
TIE NEW YORK DEMOCRATIC CON-
VENTION.
SYRACUSE. September 3.
Augustus Schell is growing IN strength De-
fore the convention.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-09-04
ABOUT THE ONLY CERTAIN THING

about chance is the absolute certainty that in
the long run results will right themselves,
while at the same time experience teaches
that 1t Is utterly useless for the gambler to
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-09-04
, gHIRsT7NG FOR BLOOD.
Finale TO a savase Fight.
New YORK. September 8.

NEW IUNht OPVS
of%srman Ilpkin In q fight last night. LIP
Hia.threw a glass tumbler at Frame, traclur-
mo bis SKULL. Both were arrested. Frame
wIil die. When taken TO the station, Frame;
Who was crazy, was found drinking the blood
WSSch was copiously flowing from his fraclnr-
ed head.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-09-04

CIRCULAR CREDITS for Travellers, available.
throughout the world. BILE Ct Exchange andr'
Telegraphlc fransrers on any part Of Europe IN 8
sums 70 suit, pay1e&-
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-09-04
THE S%TRAIGHT-OUT CHEAT.
MEETING IND ORGANIZATION OF
THE LOUISVILLE CONVENTION

Charles O'Conor's DIsquIsltion on Gov
ment and the Evils of Borrowing
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. States MIsrepre-
sentea-The Convention hdjourns In
Confusion to this Morning.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-08-08

4 SURE J Il + Y F. n Y Y | IF
FOR Fever and ArGe loterm'sns. Filhtgsn2ss and al
disorders arising from malarioa they highly
rrcumrlr hed az an ANTI GSPEl II md in Of
INDIGESTION are Iv4UAEls. ~ an APPETIZER
and RECt PEWANT and in casrs Of GtNfRAL nEBIL.
lTY they have never in single Instance tiled in pro-
ducinG the most happy suits. They particularly