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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-04-06

sTErNwAY grand, square and upright
pianos have obtained the highest honor
every awarded 10 tho piano manufacturer
IN the world. First Of the grand Gold
Medals Of honor. Worlds Fair, Paris.
lsG-London, 1853. The worlds great.
est Planists and Composers, including The
renowned DR.. Franz List and Anton Ri.
blnstein, the Academies OF Fine Arts Of
Paris, Berlin, and Stockholm, 90 well as
the piano.purchaSlng public Of Europe
and America, unite IN the unanimous yer.
dict OF the superiority Of the stelnway
Pianos over all others. Prices as low a.
the exclusive use Of the best materials and
most thorough workmanship viii permit.
Old pianos taken In exchange.
illustrated Catalogues, with price. List,
mailed Tree on application.
Adams q Lucas, Sole Agents, 1897
Market street. mr =, =! \.
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NEW SPRING AND SUMNER GooDs.-
9. Hess, northwest corner Of Main and
Quincy streets, has just received full lines
Of Cloths, CaSsimereS, Vestings, &c, Of the
latest styles and best makes, and adapted
to the season and this market. Large
stock Of Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods
always in store. All the clothing manu-
factured at this establishment warranted
to give satisfaction. Prices as reasonable
as any frst-class house in the city. Call
and examine goods and compare prices.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-04-06

THE BRIDGRroRr CRusApxRs,-on
Saturday afternoon the Bridgeport ladies,
thirty-nine in number, marched upon M
street and prayed In front OF the dinOrent
saloons Tor sometime. Besides the custo.
mary exercises, nothing OF Importance
occurred. Towards evening they march.
ed TO Etnaville, stopping at the several
saloons In that vicinity. Although meet.
ing with no noticeable success, The ladies
were not discouraged, and intend to con,
tinue the visits daily. Mrs. Neiniuger,
who hiss been notified by the Mayor to
stop selling, was before His Honor on
Saturday charged with violating one Of
the town ordinances relating to the sale
Of beer and ale, She gave bond for her
appearance today, when an examination
win be had. ~
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LORD STANLEY" vtNDIcArED.-We
save publicity to the following communi.
s .s with pleasure. 1t is selt.explana.
' 10. s ana will no doubt accomplish VIVA,
o Noace e the Public that the Gold
q sanseey esq bought four m ,cTtI So oan
from a Jew carrying il PubI Gn'1 F, ago
Day 1t was owned BY. a No,SSs ' e., Every
wednesday he Is q Whesky Dealer nn mani
and Market s:rets tho Honorable MN sHIr
Gage Craft and other gentlemen 'bs I'm:
satisfied that Lord Stanley retains thyS
Dignety IN Defiance to the universe.
49, LORD .. a STANLEY,
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BEFORE SQUIRE McCoRy1cx-Johr
Arthur, it,, VIM. Marshall and VIM. Ri
der were before Squire Nice ormick satur.
day, upon complaint Of John Pracht, who
charged them with throwing stones al
him at the East Wheeling Glass House
The case was continued from Tbursdav
The action against Marshall and ArthHr
was dismissed at their costs, and Ridrt,.
case was continued.
Barbara selah appeared before this
Justice Saturday and charged Harry Rob,
inSon with using insulting and abusive
language to her, on the evening OF The
third Of April, on l7th street, Eas
Wheeling. Robinson demanded a con,
tinuance on the ground Of absence of ma
teriAl witnesses, and entered into recog
niEAnce conditioned Tor his appearance
this morning at 0 o'clock. ~
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No OTHER MEDICINE ever attained
such an unprecedented sale as HR1M-
BoLD's BUoHu. Its name and fame are
known everywhere; and It deserves It's
great reputation, Tor It has undoubted
merit 1t is warranted to cure all d.
sesses of the kidness and the urinary or
gans. Beware Of counterleits. Genuine
has the private proprietary stamp Of H.
7. Helmbold on each bottle. For sale
BY all druggists. eod&w
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CoUNTy CoURT.-The County Court OF
Saturday transacted business as follows
The case Of Edward Butlercs. John E
Webb was continued at defendants costs
In the case ofthe Wheeling Wagon ant
Carriage Co. vsEE. B. Young and l.
Hussman, judgment was rendered fol
plaintiff for $894iS4i III ) 'sjk5SF 4
In case of Thos. Hogs %. Geo, Ankle
motion for new trial was overrlled, and
Judgment ordered'to be entered. ~
In the case Of, Frank Smith Is. Yalen-
tine Giesey, judgment for defendant.
In case Of VIM. Wick Ts. W. II. Elem.
Ing and Henry Helfepbine, garnishees, the
Jury failed to agree and we're discharged,
when court adjourned 10 this morning.
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Bargains in Secondhand Inslru.
mentS.

DAAbNsAo 80 SSSVAN~Auau AahNAuA
ments.
Having been gathering in from our
country Emergencies all second hand and
exchanged pianos and organs, we will
now close them out regardless Of cost 10
hrst corners. Many Of the instruments
have been used only a short time, and
can be relied on as being in good repair
and condition before delivery. One
double,reed Mason & Hamlin Organ,
$50, another at 800; and many others,
some Of them as low as $25. Must be
closed out within ten days; so come
along early and secure your choice, as we
must have the room just now for new
stock arriving daily. II you can't pay
all down, bring along what money you
can spare and you can have terms to
suit you on the balance. We also give
the privilege Of having them exchanged
for new ones at any time you desire. Be
sure and come early, and remember the
place is at VIM. H. Sheib's, lila, Main
Street.
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WANT TO KSow.-A good many dis.
appointed wssherwomen and boarding.
house keepers want to know how long
that unfortunate financial panic, which
has lately swept over the land" is going
to serve as pretext for impecunious de-
linquents.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-04-06

To THE PuBLIc.-Prlce Carpets and
Dry Goods before you come, and IL /
don't save you 20 per cent don't buy OF
me. No stall, but must unload 70 make
room Tor more new goods that am re-
S Gavin daily. j. W. FerrOl, Centre
Wheeling,
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AMONG the many improvements on
Main street the one watch ellcits the most
general admiration Is the redtting at
R05tnSon's Gallery, which, when complet.
cd, will be one Of the most attractive and
pleasant places for visitors in the city.
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HEAVY RoBDERY.-steele Miller or
Friday End entered complaint before Squire
Gillespy' charging George Price ant
VIM smith with stealing q pocket book
Of the value OF twenty-five cents, and
about seventy cents 10 fractional cur.
rency. Tho case was examined sstur.
day, and resulted In the discharge Of the
accused. a.aI : ''S y. ~ :
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JUsT RRoElvED.-New Goods, New
Goods, of all kinds, and I will sell them
cheaper than any old remnant prices In
the city Gall and price, and decide on
the merits Of goods at J. W. Ferrel's,
Centre Wheeling.
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NEW CIGAR sToRE.-Messrs. Peter
Costello and Barney Galligan have en-.
tered into co.partnership under the firm
name Of Costello 6 Co., and will today
open a cigar store at No. S7;G14th street,
under the Opera House. Mr.. Costello
was formerly with Altmyer 6 Jones, and
Mr.. Galligan is too well known TO make
further notice necessary. The firm will
keep constantly on hand a fl;.e stock Of
both imported and domestic cigars, be.
sides all the miscellaneous articles usually
found in first.class smoking emporium.
The business will DO under the manage.
ment Of Mr.. Costello.
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PUBLIC sAIE.-1t will be seen by an
advertisement in another column that
the Board Of Education on the 26th inst.
will offer for sale some very desirable
property located on the corner Of 18th
and Chlplinestreets. The terms Of sale
arc easy, and the lots VIM be sold sep.
arately, or in parts to suit purchasers.
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To MY TRApE.-I will say to those
who, from the rush Of business, have had
to leave for the want Of proper attention
that have secured two more statesmen.
]. w. Ferrel, Centre Wheeling.
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The PRussIAN BAND.-There was not
q very large audience in the Opera
House Saturday night. but those who
were present never enjoyed better mu sic.
Every part Of the programme was heartily
applauded. The band give a matinee this
afternoon, and appear tonight for the
last time.
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GUARDIAN APPo1NTED.-In the Coun-
ty Court Saturday, Charles W. Adams
was appointed Guardian of Ellen Adams,
aged four years, and Laura Adams, aged
sixteen months. Bond, 500.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-04-06

AMUsBMENTs-Social enjoyment is at
the aood.tide, as our columns to-day tes-
tify. The yotaries oE-Pteasure seem de.
termined to whistle care down the
wind" Ell.
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From the IndIauapOlIs journal !

FROM tue indianapolis journal
The BLACK CROOK LAST N1aHT.-The
demand for seats was far beyond the sup,
ply, Before hslEpast seven tickets fol
for the gallery were refused at the office
and before eight o'clock the pare uette and
dress circle were crowded and the rear
alsles packed with those unable to obtain
seats, It's estimated that between two
and three hundred people were turned
away, and those disappointed ones will
come in this evening. as the company to,
night appears for the last time.
AS aspectscu.ar drama the Black Crook
Is superior, and has held the boards Tor q
long time with no abatement of patronage,
Bidwell & Marlborough have many In,
teresting features, new scenery and new
costumes, rendering the play more attrac.
tive. -. -
This Black Crook Company will Ap-
pear here at the Opera House, commenc.
ing April 9th. ~ .a,rr
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ExPRRIMENTs.-The members Of the
Wheeling Scientific Association meet al
their room tonight. A series Of interest.
ing experiments arc announced to take
place.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-04-06

ARE blscksmiths, who make living
by forging, or carpenters, who do a little
counter fitting, worse than men who sell
iron and steel for livIngp
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-04-06

For the cheapest Black Silk ever
brought to the city at 81 rs per yard, go
to Henry Jacobs.
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We shall expect to record the trium'
plant election to day of our friend Capt.
Dean as Mayor Of Martins Ferry.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-04-06

TIE greaest bargainst ever offered in
Black Alpacas at Acc per yard, is at
Henry Jacobs.
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ONE bale more ofthose heavy fine forty
inch muslin at 12ic per yard. ]. W. Fer.
rel, Centre Wheeling.
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MONDAY, APRIL Q, 1874.
New Advertisements.

Steamer Andes.
English and German Mas Meeting.
Health Officers Report.
Carpets and Wall Paper. ...
Smith, Dean & Wells.
Mattresses.
Paull's Wall Paper Store.
Wanted-situstlon.
Remnants.
Public Sale Of Real Estate.
Sign OF the Big Pitcher.
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MoRTUARY REroRT.-We are indebted
to DR.. s. l.. Jepson, our efficient Health
Officer, Tor the following report Of deaths
occurring in the city during the month OF
March
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-04-06

THE largest stock of Bleached and
Brown Muslin, at your own prices, at
Henry Jacobs,
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TEMrERANoEM MASS MEETINGS.
Addresses by Rev. Miller, Miss Me.
holm and PEesIdent HAYs.

Washington Hall was filed to ttp ut
most capacity on Saturday evening, al
the available room being occupied, and
many left who could not obtain an en-
trance to the hall The meeting opened
BY singing the hymn commencing
"JOSuI, lover Of my SOUL"
alter which Rev. Mr.. Rhleldafer, Of the
Fulton N. 3. Church, led In prayer.
The President Of the band then intro.
duced Rev. J. Q. A. Miller, Of Bridgeport,
Ohio, who sang hymn written express.
" Tor the Crusaders, to the tune Of "John
Brown" the whole audience joining in
the chorus, "GlorY, glory HalleluIah." AT
the conclusion Of the singing the rever.
end gentleman addressed the audience on
the subject Of temperance.
At the conclusion Of Mr.JMillers re.
marks Miss sallle Meholln, OF this city,
was introduced to the audience and was
received with applause. She said she
did not desire to say anything to discour-
age the noble women IN their W ork; she
desired to SEQ the day when every one
who deals in the traffic will desist from
the Sale Of liquors Her next thought
was, will the reformation be q permanent
oneS In answer to the question she said
we must consider the enlistment astIor life.
Mothers should begin at home to train
their children, and to Danish drinks from
their homes. Here followed an incident OF
q young man who was ruined by using DO.
nestle wines manufactured at home.
Many parents do not try to make their
homes attractive, to induce young men to
Stay at home instead Of visiting billiard
saloons and drinking places. Her argu-
ment led to the idea that the young must
have society and AMUSEMENT and II they
could not have 1t OF home they would
seek IT elsewhere. She earnestly ap
pealed to mothers to do their duty in re-
gard to training the young at home, and
educate their minds against this traffic.
The hymn commencing "Behcld g
stranger at the door" was sung, and aftel
the usual announcements and the Doxol-
ogy, Rev. a. ]. LYDIA pronounced ths
benediction. .TS a- T~af b.
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The children will resume their studies
In the public shcOols to-day
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GONE EAsT.-J, W. Ferrel desires to
inform thepublic and his many customers
that he is now in New York, and having
taken advantage OF the great decline in
goods will openithis week one Of the;lar-
gest and most complete stock of'goods
evsrbtought to,this city. Ladies' viii do
well to call and examine before purchas.
ing, as l will sell cheap. ]. W. Ferrel,
Center Wheeling. - !. :, =
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THRRR were twenty-five deaths in THU
city during the month OF March.
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y GRAND EASTER HIATNns, LThis Cast.
er Monday afternoon grand matinee
win be given, at the Opera House by the
Prussian Band. Children to the matinee
ouly'25 cents. Asplendid Easter Monday
nights bill this evening, and positively
the last concert by this fAVorite band in
this city. Seats can DO secured at Adams
b Lucas Music Store. 1sh ssIl
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A SPECIAL meeting Of the Board Of
Education will be held on Wednesday
evening.
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Before the time announced for tn
meeting yesterday afternoon had arrived
the hall was filed and people were com.
PEELED to 60 away. Hundreds wer
unable to gain admittance.
The meeting was opened by singing
hymn, when Rev. DR.. Cox led in prayer.
Rev. DR.. Hays, President Of Washing,
ton College, was introduced 10 the audi.
ence. He said that the Washingtonial
Society marked the first success in tn,
war against intemperance, and grounC
then gained had never been lost. Thu
present movement carries the Chris
tisn community into a clearel
comprehension Of their duties. From
what he had seen Of the movement h
was prepared to give it into the hands O
the Christian women Of the land Will
his cordial endorsement. Every move
ment in the direction oil the suppression
of intemperance was to him Of the deep.
est and widest importance. Without &
deep religious feeling among the commui
nifty, the success Of any movement OF THU
kind, however, he thought would be prob
lematicaL Underlying this movement Is
a revival Of the religion Of the Lord
Jesus Christ, and God having linked them
together, 1t is important that We
should not let them be separated.
He had been asked, would be allow bill
wife or sister to 90 out upon the stree
and pEay5 He had every confidence il
his wife and sister, and If they should
talk 1t over and agree to go upon the
street they were perfectly competent L
do as they wished. He thought there was
too much capital individually invested in
the liquor traffic to beovercome in day
God has given into the hands OF the ladie.
a difficult problem-an important re-
sponsibilitY. They must have an abund-
ant love and charity for those engaged In
the business, for 1t is Gods work, and
every soul that is saved is precious
He considered the drunkard the prime
criminal, and the liquor seller his &C.
complete, and neither entitled to public
sympathy. This movement should
accomplish one thing-make vice
ashamed Of ITSELF Both the liquor seller
and the drunkard should be made to feel
their disgrace. This woman's movement
should 60 to good many of the respect.
able houses and offer pledge to those
who set wine upon their Christmas table
and SOW the seeds Of drunkenness among
other mems children. he bid the ladies
go on, and do anything and every
thing to promote the cause in
the land. No permanent good can be
accomplished unless It Is built upon tho
strength Of religion, and assisted by those
outside the church who feel the evils OF
intemperance. He had no council TO
give, whether they should go on the
street or not; they knew best as to that.
Alter singing hymn, Rev. Mofat led
in prayer, when the meeting closed with
the Doxology. 9
The regular afternoon prayer meeting
will be held to-day at Q o'clock at the
Fourth Street NJ. E. Church. All ladies
who have signed the pledge are requested
to be present at this meeting.
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ADH1TTEp TO THE BAR.-Col. A, 8
Mcclure, Of Wooster, O., was admitted tc
practice ia The County Court Saturday.
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The U. s. District Court begins SEES.
sion in this city to-day.
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THE Board of Commissioners meets
this morning.
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COUNTY COURT will probably adjourn
this week.
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Medical.
Ayers
PectOral
For Diseases Of tho Throat and LungS,
such as Coughs, Colds, Whooping-
Cough, Bronchitis, Asthma,
and Consumption.

|. !. !. /. |. ]. !. !. |.
80 Among the great
MAf8 discoveries Of mo-
~GI On science, few Eig
Of more real vN.U5
|I to mankind tliah
NI1V Ethis CiTectual rem.
sdy for oil di'eaSca
Va >ot the Throat auI
4 AM Lungs. A vast ii.
AMAV al Of lts virtues,
Mt., throughout this aud
tt{ other countries, i,14
shown that II doel
surely and edactuRliy control item. Tho toi
tinony Of our best citizens, Of MI classes, cf.
tablbhes the fact, that CHERRY PECTolAL
will and does relieve aud cure the affecting
disorders Of the Throat and Lungs beyond my
other medicine. TIC most dangerous E!ec
tons Of the Pulmonary Organs yield to It's
powers and cases Of Consumption cured
by this preparation, arc publicly known, 50
remarkable as hardly 70 DO believed, were
they not proven beyond dlSputof 4 As a rem
edy Y Is adequate, on which the public NAV
rely for full protection. by curing Coughs,
the iorerunners Of more serious disease, Il
saves unnumbered lives, and m amount Of
suffering not to DO computed. It challenges
trtAlS5a conylnces the most seepdCal
Every family should keep 1t on hand as II
protection against tho carly and unperceivcd
attacks Of Pulmonary Affections, which are
easily met at first, but which become iucun-
ble, and too often fatal, II neglected. Tender
lungs need this defence; and II Is unwise to
be without Il, As a safeguard to children,
amid the distressing diseases which beset the
Throat and Chest Of childhood, CHERRY
PICTORIAL Is invaluable; for, by It's Timely
VnttltifVt1an IL
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ASK your grocer for Turner'S Roasted
Coffee and Pure Spices. The best inthe
1t '4.ANs' cod
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THERMOMETER REcoRD-The follow.
lngshows the range oil the temperature as
observed at Silvey's Drug Store, corner
opposite the Post Office:
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POLICE Court. - Before the police
court Saturday morning three cases were
disposed Of. -
BooSe Lessura was the frat called. As
Boose Is q steady customer, His Honor
could not part with him for less than
thirty days. y. ~ .o.
George Boyce presented cherry.col-
ored nose TO the audience! The last Bit
Of coloring was considered cheap at s..
A blind man named howe was fined
So and costs for creating tumult and dis.
order on Friday night.
There were no cases examined In the
afternoon.
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"ryERERN THERE"-"I coUDENT GET
tN."-The pictures of the persons who
made the above EXPLANATIONS are posted
around the city, and the one with the
smiling countenance clearly expresses the
satisfaction he had by securing a seat-to
obtain which. he went and had It reserved
for him. Nov, as the reserved seat sale
will commence at the Opera House Box
Office tomorrow between 10 A. NJ and 4
p. N. for the Carnctoss and Dlxey Min
strels all should avail themselves Of the
opportunity, so they can not say II
couldn't get in" = . :?
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IAN ouTRAaE."-Under this head the
Sunday NsIS tells Us about party Of
Germans who were quietly talking to-
gether IN Bridgeport while the ladies
were praying at one Of the saloons on
Saturday, when City Marshal Hays "
commanded them TO stop talking, and In
tllcted a serious wound upon the head Of
one OF the number with a "cAin." We
confess our ignorance as 10 what the
weapon mentioned above may be like
but suppose 1t must be something hori.
BILE. With two trialng corrections, how.
ever, the article Is correct. In the first
place, the circumstance mentioned did
not take place; and in the second place
the name Of the Bridgeport Marshal d
Smith, which is slightly different from
Hays"
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MARTINS REsTAURANT.-Mr. Martin
Thornton, the proprietor OF the above
well known restaurant, is now establish.
ad in his large and .commodious rooms
on Market street, opposite the city, build.
ing. The rooms have been Handsomely
furnished, and are excelled by none in the
city. In connection with the restaurant
are private rooms for the use Of ladies
accompanied by gentlemen, or ladies
alone. For preparing suppers for select
parties the facilities Of this restaurant
cannot be surpassed. The quality Of the
viands is too well known to need mention.