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Boston wool Market.

From the Boston Commercial Bulletin,
June ~.
The wool market has had quiet week;
in fact, business has been Stagnant. The
celebration has drawn OH both buyers
and sellers, while the pauclty Of business
ha. in nowisc been regretted. The sales,
reported are almost wholly the results OF
last Fridays and Saturday work, though
they make very respectable footing Tor
two days chickering's.
There has been no material change IN
the situation since our last report. Cali.
tornians have continued TO arrive freely,
and largely in better grades There is
some little tall, that perhaps values will
feel little easier when they open on
Monday next. The Maryland and Penn
svlvania farmers are hardly So stilras last
season, although getting from I4mI5lc
for their best clips us they run. The re-
ports from Michigan run just about II,
they did II week ago, the buyers paying
from 3S@iOc on the sheep, back, with
i2c asking in many more instances.
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INGENIOUS RAsCALITY.
4 Merchant Of ~. Louis Nearly h
trimmed by u thief.

For ingenuity and boldness comD LiI
St. Louis records al instance w" .La
stands WAY up in the first part Oh t"'
class The swlndle in question "as a
toc,ad ON Friday bv j. X. CUMMINGS
proprietor OF the st. LOUIS gas 800, 800
At that early hour that morning 800 ,ho
man of bu-iuc-s-likc ar cary" ~ "a. '"1
Lon.e of Mr.. Cummings. NeN' rue
nsrIv visitor brought forth DOOR, ne
,,ayc the book and two envelopes at the
- taIiiug the servant TO deliver the
L,nt ,n Mr.. Cummings and have MN
si o for the kilograms. As the teIe-
rams were prepaid he had no heSlt1-
ton in signing on II page where tHe DION
was made to open 10y means OF an eiaS
tic band The numbers on the kilograms
were written, and opposite each oil theSG
numbers. further toward the edge oil
the PAGE, was Il rectauglc enclosed IN II
black border of sufficient dimensions 10
admit long signature. over eAch Oh
these rectangles was printed the ""r"
signature" IL large black letters. MI
Cummings unsuspiciously wrote MS
name within the first rectangIe ana
was proceeding to do likewise IN the one
below. when ne noticed that part oil tle
paper touched by his pen appeared 10
move slightly. while the rest oil the ieai
remained stationary This looked queer
and Mr.. Cummings looked at th' doom,
and disc vered an ingcnoIS irauH. Ih"'
p,rt of the leaf which was enclosed III
The lower portion Of the rrrtangieS had
beer. cut out,aud with white h"chSr"uh"
il was very difficult To discover mat
the leaf was not perfect. y blank
check IF the Butchers and DrovrrS bank,
in which institution Mr.. Cummings
keen. IN. bank account, had been very
ingcniouslv folded and placed "nd'r
the leaf, so that while the line for t"e
SIGNATURE of the check came directly mt"
the lower rrc,unslc, the other end oil the
check pusscd through the slips above IN
such way as to present To the SlSner
lust that portion OF the check Where "''
Endorsement is usually written. W hen
Mr.. Cunmin. signed the first bank he
endorsed the check, and had he signed
the other, hc would have given his sig
nature To thcchccli. lad the check been
fastened bya little muciIag", 50 as to
keep it, place 1t is highly probable that
the discovery would not have been made.
Mr.. Cummings ~ soon us he saw the
fraud, ran to the door and called to the
scvant glrl to hold the messenger Tor
moment ti!lhe could get down, but the
YOUNG man. who was, of course, eagerly
watching for any signal Of danger, dash
ed out in tn street and made his escape
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Cincinnati Horse Market.

There is nj present only moderate
demand. and this for animals for home
use. Sales in the Fifth street auctions
for the past week footed uP $40 against
an equal number for the preceding
week. There were no shipments. Fan
CIV drivers are selling well. General
prices remain: Plugs S2OG TO- common
work $5O@ -, common drivers $65@9O,
medium drivers SCOOP street car
$S5m1lO. Boston chunks $Sj@l50.
GOOD harness Horses for home use
Sl2OGl5O, extra harness Horses $50
"a 200. heavy draft Sl5O@2OO
and $500 In the Mule market
prices are as follows: Fourteen
hands $4,000, - hands $lIOGdl55, II
hands $lj0tBl75.
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BAN KS.
CAPITAL. S25O.OoO.
SURPLUS, 100000.
JOHN X. BOTSFORD, President,
GEO. ADAMS, Vice President.
NJ. 4. CHANDLER, Cashier.
Bank of the Ohio Valley,
Successor to
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF WHEELING.

This Bank is organized and prepared to
transact the business of banking in all its
details.
II succeeds the First National Bank of
Wheeling; Is owned by the same share
holders, and is under the same manage
ment.
BY carefully regarding the interests OF its
correspondents and depOsitorS, and by II
prompt and faithful execution OF their
wishes, 1t hopes To merit their esteem and
confidence.
Notes and Bills discounted.
Collections made on all points through
out the United States.
Deposit accounts subject TO check at
sight, received from banks, bankers, firms,
corporations and individuals.
Certificates of deposit issued payable on
demand, or ut fixed dates.
Interest allowed on special deposits.
DIRECTORS:
JOHN X. BOTSFORD, WM Il. SIMPSON.
JACOB =. RHODES, WM. \. TURNER,
GEORGE ADAMS, JOHS H. HOBBS,
GEO. w. FRANHHEIM, JOHS r.. WILSON,
HENRY VI. HARPER. my2l
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MISCELLANEOUS.
NELL & ELLINGHAM,
Wholesale GroCers,
1908 Main 81.

Have now in store and for sale
200 Halt Bills Lake Herring.
lJ White Fish.
30 No. Mackerel.--
2UO No. , MacktTcl.
40 Packages Mackerel, > and in quarter
barrels and kits.
- TirrccS choice Carolina Rice.
l5U Bills choice y. -. MolaSsrS.
~ Hhds choice y. q. Sugar.
~ Bbis Syrups.
2OO Bills Standards \. Il, Extra C. GranH-
lated, Powdered, Crushed, franklin and
&C Sugars.
$40 Bbls Flour, embracing White Rose,
Keystone, ldlewisr, Howard and other
standard brands.
100 Bags prime TO choice Coffee.
- Half Chests prime To choice &. i
Teas.
~ CaddicS prime 10 Choice G.. 4. Teas.
our Tobacco embraces Iialbrook' : j. X.
MilliucrS, PAGES ana other good and re-
liable brands. among the best in tn" couu-
try. Our stock is full and complete, and
will Toe offered to the trade at the lowest
market price. We invite close buyers To
all and examine our stock before purch
'sug elsewhere.
marble NELL fll.lN Gil M
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at'heeling Re9lster.
Terms, by Mail, in Advance.
DATTY REGISTER.

o,,. ,-aar * OOI Three months...2 U0
sly months. W one m0ninI;i %
TRI-WEEKLY REGISTER.
puhIish@d every Tuesday, Thursday anu
saturday.
pua cony. vr$4 W one conN,6 ihos's- "
Wv WEEKLY REGISTER. ooo
nm, cony' yr. 81 % Five copies, Nrs y W.
~ .,i,; Il mos ~ Ten cOpieS,l W. N UU
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The King Of Burmah has granted to
Great Britain the right TO send forces
through his dOminionS to western China
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The German government is preparing
a parliamentary measure prohibiting
public religious professions.
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RnT
SEED OATS.
An Ounce Of Prevention Worth ~
Pouud of Cnrc.'
THE CHILDREN'S HOME,
nErIIE CITY MmEEIING-

Corner OF Thirteenth and Jacob streets.
The only UnSrctarian ReiOrmatury in
the state OF West Virginia, controlled by
Directors and Lady Managers represent
ing all denominations, supported by vol
uutary contributions.
The Home is open to visitors on Thurs
day Of each week from 10 ) O'Clock p. m,
and to the relations of inmates on the
third Saturday OF each month, at the same
hours,
Contributions i'm Money, Provisions or
Clothing, will be- thankfully received at
any time, either at the Home, the office OF
List, Davenport 4 Parks, or the Dry Goods
House Di simpson & HOge. Inr2t&iSb
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WEST VIRGINIA
Goshen Choose

ljO Boxes New York Goshen.
100 Western Reserve.
Just received and tor sale by
mart VI. REILLY.
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FROM TYLER.
Farm News.

MooREs, TYLER Co., w. VA,O
Juno ID. lSi. /
, 1875-03-28

| Of coasumrtiau. Mr. C-aney eaa young man
Of much merit and proniss, sober, industrious,
, and respected BY al. His funeral wss attended
| By largs conco11tae az iteopls, e&corted BY ths
Catholic bknE, knu senlpel auco Souioty. and tbs
hresnea Of h1s COMPANY.
| - NOT 80 GREEN.
An apparently Terdaut gentleman from .
SOUTHERN village was il town FRIDAY, expressing
i desire to putctasa billiard >satoon. Our OF
| cur establishments OF ,ha, character .houghs 70
play sharp Oh him, and 10 gire tho plaza na zlr
Of business, sent ont into the highways and by
waya, Inviting tina boyB iu to play frns OF cost.
AZ a tnattor ct course, tha hall Was full and
thriving trade Was in progress all day lu tho
evening tie pro 1ie!or enaeaYorad to strlEc
targaLa. a3d e1tolisu tho eo;la character Of bis
trade but the other party thought it was II soo
lin,"-Aud left
MISCELLANEOUS.
Politics is on the rampa.e. Every oflce-geek-
or has = pernlaaent s:n.is on lila face ; had eT
er7 rotor ID Lis best Triepd *l1on ho would do
anything to sosye. Tho Ropunlican canousoa aro
to DO hcld Monday evening" aud tha City Con-
vontion Wcdans ~, tho Democratic caucuses
Tuesday evaniu., ana tho Congs3:ioa WeInes-
day.
Tho reasels in the Aarbar arc getting ready for
tho bualnoss OF the coming season. Cauliins,
rs9airlrS. painting, etc, are the order Of the
dat, and al hands are busy ut It.
Mrs. Campbell. an old lady Of IS years, resid-
ing with her soe-sn-lax, AIR. Drom On pzrk ay-
enue, felt iaat Friday, while passing down The
steps leading from the house, breaking her hip,
aud in}uriug her otherwise In serious manner.
M1t. D. T. parker, o3rucr OF Ann and Julius
strootn hlippsa and fell from tho,lcy door-stsps,
bruisin4 her, bnt incxily breaking ,.o bones. :. i
4 lad, Stu Of William Ernst. fatl upon tho ice,
the other say, bEeaAing hls shoulder. 49,
, 1875-03-28
ELGlN,

8Fee52l C0TrsdIdnaeHea " I;.e CSieas" 7titunt,.
ELdr>s, March 2.-Eaate- SERVICES will be hold
u thu Catholic aad Episcopal churches to-day.
Monday evening tho aanual meeting Of ths Eris-
copal Soc.etJ will occur, sud Wardans mud Yes-
trymoo tor tho ensuing year will be chosen.
". b. Sampson, Chicago raal es:ato operat-
or, has been around town for few da7e. His
frsends intimate that i15 wli settle here With his
family. He cannot find more desirable lcca~
ton.
The south wing Of the Insane Asylum will be
opeacd for occupancy April i, and mauy moro
uufortunatcs viii be cured. It was the genera!
expectation here that G. N. Holden would - re-
nominated as Trustee, place ho has illeo
with credit 70 himself and fidelity to tbs 6tato.
An old-faahioued spell:ug-sonool ia proluisea
ia the II. E. Church FRIDAY evening.
john Eribs. tho defau!ter, has been placed in
Gensva Jail III efault Of furnishing $500 bail
to anawer to tho charge Of eubszaleueu1. The
csso, "a examined presents worse features shap
at first. The law-6rm OF which no was u nae,a-
Der au1fe,B to tho extent OF near!y s6,UD3.
Other parties are as follows: Seth Sherwood,
q. Si.1@; john soapy, s1ssSooo; Mrs. DaRgctt,
Chicago. $685.. A. Pingree, e47o, sud other
names g. as yet unknown. Mrs. Daggett last year
gave hrlbbs monay to pay hor ta1ss. This hs
gambled away, and hez place has boon sud for
taxes. It is reasonably vail known who the men
wero vho have thus deliberately robbed kribbs
Of money, name, and credit. Some Of them par
tho city sl0o per aunum for such privileges:
others occupy rcspopsibla places, and are npheld
by people WHO are fea:fuIly horrcr~st;icken
"hen John Dos steals loaf of bread OF bnshel
Of coal
The City Marshal for a year has endeayored to
b1'ng s1nary persons ku ,wn a. gamblers, to
Justice, but every lawyer in ths city has been At
the beck Of the sascals, exhibiting in many in
stances, an nnseemLy haste to ba ranked amone
thelr defenders uutil the vicious class has naorly
secured control Of some courts OF so-callod ;us-
tics. Perhaps this last lesson will be beneficial
Social life is progressing in Elgin. Nearly
every evening 10 occupied by come Of the var
ous religions and literary societies in public e.
ercisea.
, 1875-03-28
WAUk GAN,

| Sre-d! Corrnspondr1,cs of TIE Ch1e1qo Tribune,
WAuEEaAx. March 27.-La5t Wednesdays =
! Times had ia editorial upon Court House mat
tets in Wauaagan, in which It pretended that
there wan ring in Lake County which for years
| had been irving to set up = "gsantlc Court
Houso job" on tho ci:y. There ia not boy or
| girl going ovt, to tbs preparatory schools who
weull have made aueh . statement. Tho
simple fuc: OF the matter is that the
Court House horo has been condemnad, IL NJ
architectural Disgrace 10 IN otherwise haau-itul
city and, in tho natural couSEe Of eselts, mast
giyo way to soma new aid ,eai:abte building.
THE cHinpIoa BUILDING oo:84irFE&.
1n E. u; Dennis. Georgs Kirk, and William B.
builders Who can double Discount: any other
committee in the United States. In 1866
the people OF Waukegan taxed Themselves for
new school houses, aud appointed the above-
mined gentlemen 70 o.Efy cut taeir plaaR: Ii
the three onsuirg years Nessrs. Donul, KrE.
and Dodge purchased the Rises and erec.e1 three
handsome brick baiid'uss. capabe oi acconuo-
dating soma 800 pupils vlich would. b7
any judse, of buildings be estia,eted
at 81s5. .0od. As, however, tho &o1.-
hardly have beeo smart enough to steal luusupr
and bricks for thrse years without beng oHs.
the question, How they tlsd manage to build tha
scaool-housss At the price s one Of the ounun-
drums Of tho present century.
HOME AGAIN.
9. G. Buell., Sheriff Of Lake County, took
1hree prisoners down to Joliet this week two OF
thcm having teao allotted twelve months for
burglary, sud the third, decidedly ex-DAptist
preacher, having eighteen months for lArosny.
coined at Joliet, ho having been only 4 few
months cut OF that interesting institution.
THE HALLELu1AH BAND
gave an entertainment at phen,x Hail. Tuesday
, 1875-03-28


SOCIETY.
On Monday, the St. feorgius Benevolent So,
cier3 will be presen1pd with new and gorgeous
banner, Of which the following is description !:
l. Ii IT rod doabln danask, s feet b5 ~ feet,
with gold embroi ley. gold fringe, and gull
of st. GeorgiuA executed for the Society at
Mnenchen, ae,manY. This ia oncrcled BY Il
wreath embroidered in imitation Of laurel, un-
der which the mama ST Georgus ia also oD-
brods1ed In threads OF gold. On the rsyerse
ap:es's the legerd: "St. g. T. U. Society, Mil
waukee, Wis. Organized duly 20, 1851" This
is also enc1c1ed BY embroidery: The latter was
and ia verY c1editabe specimen Of the taste
and ingenuity foetercd in their institution.
Though the 6anaAr il fitst~clRss in material and
execution, 1t cost but $500.
I1EM3.
Theice in tha river il honeyconbed.
Hue watcr is soen in the lase, beyond tho Ice
1t last, and the wavea hare begun the hreakine-
up p1ocess iu-sho.e.
*lsnon and Bhad are not food for the working
t41tses. Tho frs: is 50 couta per pound: the
latter 81 70 S1.50 each!
The snow ia fast disappearing, and apprehen-
ai1us Of n Hood are decreasing. Still. thera is
terrific lot Of Gnov to bo neited up the country
Tao G. I. Society gave a. capital entertainment
!. Harmony Hall Ihursday evening, for the
srs i sake Of charity, winch bsnodted tba,eby
800 rcrtb.
TIC F. L. Keller Dramatic Company, with
hiias Eloa Carfano. the Spanish ragedienne,
tor the leading roles, will play SESSION OF six
nights At tho Opera House, commencing Mon
dav. Entertainments viii ba given ono night in
French and ano:ner night in Gormau.
Every night tl:s week there have beon 1T least
two or three soetab1es. lectures, CT eotortain-
msnts OF cna Kind or another, Of superior
o1dar.
, 1875-03-28
OTHER SUBURBS.
KnR Mdnn nln


Tho Board Of Trustees held special meeting
Tuesday night, at which were present. George a.
camphell, President; Pollock. Stevens, and OIL
bert; l. @. Collins, Jr., Village Attorney; and @,
J. Corse, Clerk.
5ares "inspih, L. G. Collins, ST., and s. 4.
Burhans, we're appointed judges, and g. J..
cofse and u. @. Dunlap clerks Of the election to
% he'd a. tbs depot for si1 Trustees and ono
Village olexk On ths goth day Of Apnl.
An ordinance was passed granting to 4. ].
Snelf the right 70 gravel the Rand road through
Norwood Park, and locate toll-este
a. tha southeast corner Of Eastern
ana Norwood avenues. The Treasurers report
vas received aud referred to the COMMITTEES
On Finance, Also the Clerks estimate Of The az
porsss OF tho next fiscal year. After orderipe
some 1 nesded improvements the Board adjourned,
The spe!hng gschool and soc;able combined
camo Oh THURSDAY evening ~ announced, and
was pronounced by ali present the haupiaat
gathering OF the season- Nr. and bIrs. Collins
understand tho art Of making THAR Fuests
feet II bona. Mies ,Winchel was cboeen pro.
nonnces. and the fun commenced. Tha 1awTtrs.
u. D.'s, d D.'s, professors, editors, and newss
paper repor.erq. vera among the first cnosan hn,
toey could not stand the first fire. and drooned
rom the ranks inss4nter. Mra. Gulich sni NJ
1d2yeEs we're the last to snccumb tha f1rat ronnd
aad 10 the second contest M1sa Hattia W;ncba5
grseefully bore away the hooors.
=. EvASsroa.
Owing to typographical error IN fhe renor+ ~
the dutg-teat OF the Wster-Works. TIE Tr1n11xr;
slated that 81 til pounds were lifted loot hiol,
with 100 pounus OF Coal, when in realitr 81 77l.-
'NE' pounds we're TINS }iftad. The three cipher.
, 1875-03-28

be laid Tuesday, April 6. for tho purpose o1
eiecdng Supervisor, q Town Clerk Consta
!: bic, au Assessor. Collector. Commissioner o.
Highways an orarsaer for eath ROAD district u
School Trusted.
In accordaurs With tho instructions Of Judge
Cody, Of tho Circuit Court, tbs Graad jury aaa
inveut'gated tho eoadltion Of = = ...
TIE COUNTY JAIL. ..
and has arrived ii The coAclusion that It Is neat
aud woi-kept, in fac. quite 4 desirabla place IN
which to liye- lha Grand Ju,y even venturod
to a113sest that it. WAS an institution "hlca. IN
several respects, would con-r4,-lui.e fsEoraoi1
vita tho ruDm iu WHICH, It holds ifs sessions-
ITEMS.
b. 4 meeting is holding ut ull's school-houso for
tho puEp ,sb Of ooaalsring thu adylsabsls5 Of
erecting II that VICINITY butter and cneose fac
tory. II the pro jeo: mnoss win sulc;e1s en-
courageme1t works will be at oaoe erected upon
sito YET to la selected.
TIE Milton Doar,l OF Town Andttors will meet
ut the Town Clork'o dn1os Tucsaag at p. H., to
consider and to pa<a upon III. claims against
tha town which may bo presout4d to taor con-
elderation.
Ing Monday, at which the prem un llst wAs re"
viBed and extensive alli;ons nsade to the aar1e,
especially ia tho hne-ar department..
4 spellina,- social Eaa hsld! 1T tho u. E.
Church Monday evening, wteh Waa . most
pleasant aff1.r. DR.. Hiatt aad PTot. f:scher
eight me,nhera. G. II. Thrst1ler wts the suc-
eeatful nnan.
.Tuo sabLath-achoo,s Of Whaton will bold =
quarterly reunion at tho eaaesa chapel to-
moro v, at E:Sp y. m.
A school exhibition will bo given this eyeaing
at Turner Junction, Yhs cxetoses will consist
of mutio, fatcss roalin*s, and defamation. An
Admission fee Ut IS centa 'ill aa cba:ged. Last
evening tho aclool pres. D. ed u the public Ihe
Last Loaf" the srtinS OF whic, has oBea highly
spoken Of.
The reading-room at Downefs Grovo, founded
only short siAa ago, has 1a3 solumes Of wh.oh
ta enty-six arc in German, s:x daily, sal niue
teen xeek1y no=s3apers, and ten monshfy Ena.-
azincs are received regularly. Tle 1uadlng-
room promises 70 ba q SUCCESS.
The Dn"norA Grove publ. sohool olosns Fri
day for Vacation. Tho ayorags atteudaaca dur
lng TIE last term yas l50.
AFR. DMnal Durham, Of Nayne, has gone to
Kansas, in order to make arnigcmonts Aor In
producing into ti4at 6tate tho iorLaau harseA
, 1875-03-28


Special Corresoondtn>a af 1Ae Canaoo Tribune,
KEsosaA, Merch 27~-Csasar Augustus is q
promising aspirant for the honors and euolu-
ments OF IN egcstic profession. He Is an eu-
thusiast1c microscopist but being poor. he is nn-
able to own q microscope, aud uses tunblsr in
stead Cnssr investigated tina physical proper
ties of Bourbon till his stop became unsteady
and his pathway devious. Members OF his pro-
fession endeavored to lead him into the straisLt
path. Ladies sought to entioa him from his mi
croseope aud failed Officers Of the law and
other couse: Tators OF the public morals tried TO
hide bib iudiscrction instead Of locking him up
in jail, a. thoy dld Paddy Burns.
"Eo@ IooK rou WHAT ToLLowB."
Paddy Burns il = MiiesiAn who sometimes In
dulees in vinous pota:ions. Patrick felt pngilis-
tic last Monday evenlng,-in fact VAS boiling
over ~ith st'eusth and. in order to relieve
aud eve-c!osera. walked into Jaeer's saloon, and
stepping up to an ino1enaive Teuton, smashed
his nose. Afse, this. Oiicor Losie expostrIated
with him. when he turned u7on the officer with
abusive ianguaee. acd the officer turned upon
him the key of tho watch-bouse kext day
Jnstce Stebbins set the pr1os OF such lu1uries II
81 and costs.
THE FIRE DEPARTMENT..
1t , special m se.in2 II the Fire Department
ises Monday evening, tho question Of loanine
tho CITY the surplus funds In the treasury WAS
e!.oassed. and, By two-thirda vote. 1t was de-
c:oed to ioaa to tho city IL their funds except
Ss'n, to be used towards paying tor tho steam
OBITUARY.
-, ~: .. Tears. fur tha past swcnty-fi-e years
resident of this city, died last SUNDAY n,rhs
h LssF . snort iitness. hr. Tears was one of our
| 10y o1Aneas = nen, ac.:re in his public duties,
.sx. asu ca11stlan gentleman. His loss viii be-
~. a1e y ~. H:s fuueras lAst Wednesday
re -. eto<'o n' oY large number Of aorrowing
g" hr. Lnss c7<n~J dted laa: afonc,- morn;ns