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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-08

The river is falling slowly, The ice
still runs heavily, and Us the weather re-
mains cold it is impossible TO determine
how soon navigation can be resumed.
ny Telegraph
CINCINNATI, February I'll River lg
feet 8 inches and falling, and is full Of
heavy floating ice. Weather clear,
MEMPHIS, February THE river rose
10 inches. Weather clear and cold. De-
particle. b, Church and City Of Alton
New Orleans, the former leaving last
night
CAIRO, February River q feet A
inches and rising. Arrived-II. @. Yea
ger, Departed-City Of Vicksburg, Nc
ice in tho Ohio to-day indicating a gOrgc
above. Weather cloudy and mercury 1872
EVANSVILLE, February 7,-River fall
Ing pretty fast with about 10 feet on the
gauge. Robert Mitchell left for New
Orleans; Charles Morgan passed down
Idlewild was taken to Green River; the
Glasgow made an attempt To follow but
failed. Three inches OF snow fell last
night, Weather clear and cold to-day
but cloudy tonight. 8
I.oUJsyILLE, Fcbrunry River 0 feet
8 inches, Z feet $ inches in tho chute and
falling. Arrived-ThOmpson Dean, from
Cincinnati; Louisville, from Cincinnati,
Cold and cloudy, f. .rl.i,f
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TlRUsrEE's SALE.

by Virtue Of deed Of Trust mAto and executed
by Ellen Stanley. wife Of FranCis T. Shtnlcy with
the aid Francis T. STANLEY, her husband, 10 The
January, A. u. 1877, and recorded In The CleFk'I
Olliru Of the County Court Of Ohio county, West
VIFgna, In Decd Of Trust hook No. 4, pHgCS Ell
and 83S will nell at Public Auction, al Tho lFOnl
door Of The Court HOUSE Of said Ohio county, IN The
city Of Wheeling, on WEDNESDAY, The 11lh day
VI February, 1875 beginning Al 10 o'clock A. N. d
said day, the following described real estate that Il
10 ay; All Of lots Numbered eleven and twelve
III and ~ In the addition TO the City Of Wheeling
laid out by Moses W. ChApllne, james II. Forsyth,
Alexander Wilson and Marcus Wilson, situated al
the cOThCfGNst u MAin street and north Of Twenty.
NTH street formerly called Marshall arIpt) IN Tic
Sixth Ward Of Nild city. Each 0f said lots fronts
Nifty feet 100 lcCt on Main street, and extends est-
WnfVily one hundred n twenty-five feet W. iCCt)
10 ihealley In ihtOf Ral1 lola, being all the EnIG
property which was conveyed IL tue aall Ellen
Stanley a. her He and rlrrain estate by tlCtSl NJ
jacob Snyder and vile, 4rlng even date with the
Al1ve mentioned deed Oi irtislj together With all
aud singular, the improvements theron, consisting
NJ d iWO-stOry brick dwelling aud twlHstOry ffamU
business house, with other improvements
TRIMS or SALE,-One-iUuFth VI The purchase
money III clsl on the day Of ilc and the residue In
three equal seml-Nlinual installmenis, with interest
trOn tic deferred Payments Irum the day II sale,
the purchaser giving bond With approved personal
security and tho title to the property 10 IN iptnlnc
until tie purchase money i fully tEltl. Selling rs
trustee, will convey the title which Il veSleI In
me by the said deed II trust. The sdmc Il, how!
ever, believed 10 IL uneECeptlOnahlC.
lanl2 JAMES =. RUHEllS, Trustee
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TRAMPs IN THE RING.-It seems that
those interesting objects Of charity, tho
"lramping thousands" are not without
their little diversions. The intervals be.
tween soup house meals and sleep are mol
thrown away by our chronic tramps
After being fortified by several bowls oil
the mOurishing food prepared by Dick
MCCracken, the destitute travellers retire
to their quarters in tho station house and
engage III pcriecting themselves IN the
manly art OF self.defpnse. Il WINS in one
Of these natural diversions Of those
who detest idleness and long for
hard labor that Henry Fielding and
Thomas Davis, Of whose pedigree tho wri.
ter Is not familiar, carried away with tho
enthusiasm Of an almiring audience, OH
Saturday morning terminated their spar.
ring exercises with touch OF nature not
found In the manual. The contestants
were separated by the spectators, who
with due regard for the honor Of them.
selves and their benefactors In this city,
demanded "falr play" and ring ii
which IL end the l6dirc fhonneuF accord
Ing 10 tho code. Tie principals, accom-.
panied by about llfty Of their friends,
lliCrcupOn went down 10 the creek bank
nj the foot Of Chapline street aud prepar.
cd for the "mill." Just about the time
the preparations were complete, however,
Officer Henry came down like II wolf on
the fold and marched Davis and Fielding
10 the lookup In tho afternoon liza
Honor committed them to the care Of Mr..
Kennedy for the next twenty days. There
was some prospect Of m open rebellion
among the suffering tramls because Of
this summary Interference with their "a.
fOritC pnStinic, but the poor fellows were
probably awpd by the Stern cOuntennnccs
Of the boys in blue, as no insurrcction Inns
yet been reported.
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CELLnR RonnERY.-somc parties OH
Sunday morning about three O'clock ell
tered the cellar Of the residence Of Rev.
+. ball on 18th street, in what is known IA
Fishers Row. The parties carried on
some forty or fifty cars Of fruit besides n
quantity Of butter and other snhsLantinls,
When Mrs. Ball made her loss known Il
was discovered that she had not been
alone III receiving the attention Of the
burglarious visitors. Mr.. W. +. Nickel.
yey on examination Of his cellar found
That similar visit had resulted In the
carrying off Of similar amount Of the
same class Of gOOds. The yards Of several
other residents III the row gave evidence
by tracks in the SHOW oilaving been visitc
ed by the same or similar parties, without
slicCesS, however, owing u the fact that
there were no outside openings into the
cellars. The lDss sustained by The parties
mentioned would amount to some seventy.
five or eighty dollars.
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MARTINS FERRY ITEAH.-Mr. Joel
Wood leaves to-day for the East, where
hs goes in the interests Of'tha Wheeling
X Lake Erie Railroad,
The Pease Township Union Sunday
School Convention met yesterday in the
N. Z, Church. A large number q people
were in attendance, Nothing Of import
ance was done at the bank meeting on
Saturday, although the reports were very
encouraging,
The ferry boat has not been running
since Thursday on account Of the ice,
We haVn't heard Of any disturbances in
town on Saturday night 1t was too cold
for disturbers to venture out in the night
air.
The planning mill Of s. Medill & Co,
started up this morning, after being idle
since the first Of January,
We hear that on last Friday, as the II
o'clock train was coming down, when at
the crossing this side Of Rainey's coal
works, It run into wagon in which two
men were riding. Neither Of the men
nor the horses were hurt, but the wagon
was knocked to splinters, II is strange
that people will not be more careful when
crossing the railroad.
1t Is reported that tho furnace will
soon be blowed out but We hope that this
report is without foundation.
Our city dads passed a dieting Orli'
nance at their last meeting for those dis.
turbers Of the peace that are committed
in default Of payment Of the fine assessed,
1t strikes VI that after thirty days on
"bread and water" a fellow would be
pretty weak.
The Ohio City Iron and Nail Works
shut down Friday night for want Of iron
but will start up again this morning.
Marshal Hays Is confined To his bed
with hemOrrhage Of the lungs. Bob Is an
efficient officer, and his place will be hard
to fill.
Frank Walls and Paddy Neal got Out
Of the lookup Friday night by breaking q
hole through the brick wall which
surrounds The iron cells, They moi
having been put in the cells on that
night Il il more than likely that they
had some outside assistance, Walls was
reCaptured yesterday morning by Officers
AIosgroye and Beck anil put back in the
lookup, but Paddy has not been seen yet
There were services In the First Pres
bytcrian Church Friday afternoon, with
preaching by Rev. Grimes, Of Cadiz, fol-
lowed ut night by Roy. MOifat, OF Wheel
ing, and Saturday and Sunday by Rev
PFinglC, Of Morristown, Yesterday was
the regular communion season Of the
Church.
Your compositors made us say thai
Mr., 0. G. Parker was summoned 10 Steu-
benyille, when 1t should have been 81
ClairsVillo,
Our bakers are selling four loaves Of
bread for % cents, instead Of three as for.
merly, and we should Judge that even nj
that price they make a good rate Of profit,
Capt. John Rodgers left Saturday for
ClarkSburg, w. Va, lie expects 10 be
gone about two weeks,
A gentleman who resides In Burllng-
ton, and on whose veracily we can rely,
informs US that he saw u snake killed on
the "a Of this month. That was certain
ly early for his snakeslip to put in an ap-
pearanCc.
The Cooper Shop Co. paid of satur-
day. They pay every two weeks, and dis
tribute n considerable amount Of cash
among tho men and boys working there,
HARRY FoRRtsTER.
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WnEELINn, FebrnnrY o. 1S7b.
The Great Represented Amer.
lean Piano Manufacturers.


MesSrs. steinway 4 Sons arc undoubt.
edly entitled to this proud appellation,
and also that Of being the piano makers
Of the world, for their instruments are
now heard In every land on which the sun
rises and sets. Recognized o. the pioneers
and introdncers Of improvements which
have tended to the perfection Of that In.
strumCnt which Is appreciated az tho
household prize Of every well regulated
establishment, their fame Ia Justly world
wide, and has been crowned with laarels
never previously bestowed upon any other
piano manufacturer in this or any other
country.
Some idea Of the vastneS Of their bust;
meas and the manufacturing facilities
necessarily required may DO gathered
from the iact-obtained on inQuiry--as
TO the present condition Of local Ameri-
can manufactures, that during the week
ending Dec. 8, In addition 10 their large
and constantly increasing city retail
trade, they shipped seventy-four now
pianos to all parts Of the Union and
Europe, and during the following one, the
unexampled number Of one hundred and
tlCO The same average Of shipments
still continuing, comment IL unnecessary i.
A full stock Of Stcinway Pianos al the
sole agency, ADAMS Il Lucas,
1917 Market Street.
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/. BLUM & bro.
MONDAY, FEBRUARY $. 1875.

NmV11N'EhMRA1pe%'
MONDAY, FEBRUARY $. 1875.
- =
New Advertisements.
Attention, Odd Fellows.
Notice to All Coopers.
Fer RcnL-Dwelling House.
Martins Ferry Bonds for Sale.
Trustees Sale.
WEATHER RECORD. - The following
shows the range Of the thermometer III
observed at Silyeys Drug Store, cornci
opposite PoStOIlice, yesterday:
'A u la d 's "a 7E&
SUNDAY.
saw m 'H& 7r,%y.
Harry are they who have no colds.
Sr. VALENTINES Day Is drawing near.
II L. in order 10 dam these "cOltl
waves"
TnE Maliltons "Ding Dong" nj the
Opera llOilsG tonight.
-$~
'TnEcOld wave of The l,ast few days was
not welcomed By many.
------$~$s----
SrELLlN1 Schools are lpcOming fash.
iOllablc In the nrighbOring towns.
HIE street cars are generally we'll
pnlrOnilcd these balmy afternoons.
WnENtherc il All ley pavement III front
Of u surgeons Office, Il means business.
TnE tramls relieve the monotony Of
station house life with spatring exer.
ciscs.
On Friday night one hundred and
eighteen tiamps slept IN the station
house,
'l'nEnE have been fewer lectures In
Wheeling this winter than during any
previous season.
TIE large sale Of ElmwOoi collars
ptovcs4heif popularity. II YOU have not
yet worn them, try them al once,
IT Ia the opinion Of gentlemen we'll
posted that trade during The spring will
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Now is Your Time, Ladies.
Do Not Miss This Opportunity.

During this week we will offer extra In.
duCements throughout our entire Stock
Of Dry Goods. This being the last week
OF our Annual clOsing.olt Sale Of Fall
and Winter Stock, we have determined 10
show our customers that our Prices are
shaped In accordance with the exlgen.
CieS Of the present fine. with this firm
resolution upon our mind, weare prepared
to meet all the expectations to be enter.
talned upon such occasions. Our only
object In vlew 10 to make this Winding. up
Sale a final success!
During this week We include all our De.
partments In General-Dress Goods, Silks,
Wooden Goods, Domestic and Ready. made
Suits, 60. All these Departments have
undergone remarkable reductions. We
urgently request every lady 10 call on IS
during this week, Take our "word'' for
II, you will hear OF unusually low prices.
Come for sure, as we will not hereafter
duplicate anything sold this week.
Smashing Prices will prevail.
ia |. BLUM & BRO.
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strange. HHt Tfne.

II Ia natural for people mlFetine with
Consumption, Coughs, Severe Colds, OF
any other disease Of the Throat and
Lungs, to put of from day 10 day buying
an article that they know has cured iheif
neighbot, friend, or relative, yet they
have no faith in Il until Il IL TOO late. II
you will 60 to your Druggist and get a
bottleof BoscttIEs GERMAN SYRUP, your
immediate cure IL a. certain a. you live,
II has lately been introduced In this
county from Germany, and DfuggisIa
and people everywhere are elaled over
ia SUGGEST. You can get a sample bottle
tot 10 cents and Try II. Regnlat size
bottle Is cents. eodAW
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INDIsCRTMINATE Adj IL q question
perhaps Of equal Importance with tho re.
movaI Of the capital, whether the tramp
business has not been greatly overdOne,
and whether or not good people IRE not In
n measure responsible for the Increase
good people who mean we'll IN their error.
Before the Soup House was established
the number Of tramps in this city never
exceeded thirty, and averaged only about
twenty-five. Since that the number has
steadily increased, aud we have bad as
many as one hundred and twenty-five In
the city at one time. Still they come, We
have been informed by manufacturers Of
this city that when they wanted wOrkmen
and offered to pay dollar aud n half u
day the proposal was met with insulting
remarks, and the tramp, after having OK.
halRted his wrath, filled his pipe and
sootlled his troubled feelings with another
smoke.
The knowledge that these people do
live without manual or mental labor, or
to put II plainly, inslOthfulness and filth,
suggests the hypothesis that somebody
WIN uUtN WUEh hubb GUutTluulc lUE tHtlE
support. These inlOlcnt and impudent
vagabOnds are bound for no particular
point Of the compass, but seek 10 exc ont
nm existence without returning an equiv.
alcnt therefor. Thcreare plenty OF wor.
thy people who need aid, and II is but
lending encouragement To imposition for
anybody to feed or clOthe persons indis-
criminately without 10 much M to look
into the merits Of tho case. The Soup
House Is II deserving institution, mud Inns
tlOnO much good, but there certainly
should be some restrictions put upon
these worthless and troublesome tranips.
The very fact that there Ia 80 much
renl tlestltutiOn among tho poor rather
aids than ObstruGts the success Of pro-
fessiOnal tramps, who reason correctly,
that at the present time the hand Of
Charity il open 10 all who need anil who
dOnOt. Think how the ranks OfstrOlling
bcggars are being recruited aud strength.
enetl, aud reflect on The causes which lead
or contribute To their result.
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Chr Main and 9OtGG st a..

lfE1MBoIb's rucHu Ia still in the re.
NTH Of liz popularity. Notwithstanding
the absence Of Dr.. Helmbold, The cele.
btated medicine Ia still manufactured al
the laboratory at philadelphia, and Ia
sold by all respectable dtuggiSLa. II Ia
warranted for all diseases oil The kidneys
and Urinary organs. Beware Of counter.
feits. Genuine has ptoptietors private
stamp. John F. Hehty, New York, Sole
Agent, I6w.
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BE1LAIRE ITEMs,-There was quite an
exciting time Saturday evening on Water
street, occasioned by the arrest Of two
roughs who resisted the officers, and as
sistance had to be called to the powers
that be in the city. A hearing before the
Mayor showed conclusively that whisky
and fighting were not in consoRance with
municipal law, so they deposited the
usual amount Of currency.
Burglars seem to have a hankeFing
after Mr.. ThOs. H. Morris house. Another
effort was made last night to effect an en-
trance, this being the second within lew
weeks, but luckily the operators were
alarmed before gaining admittance,
Whisky suits seem to be the order Of
the day in thiscity
II half dozen or dozen boys should
be missing some day their parents may
look about the coke ovens, and they will
in all probability find a cremated evil
dence Of their once darling son who has
been given too much lately toroOsting on
top oil these frail structures.
Taxes are now the question, and Cook
Kelley is looking up the delinquents.
So far a. the reporter is concerned, We
can only say, 1.-THE Lord forgive him, he
knows not what he writes.n
The Council will look up the interests
Of the city tomorrow night, at least the
part they own Of 1t,
Ice still floats down the broad Ohio.
On the tapis for this evening is per,
Torrance to be given at Central Hall by
the "Noyelty Comedy Company" which
will doubtless DO good thing on ice, as il
IL recommended blythe press.
The head OF tho Bcllaire correspondent
OF the Sunday NcTs Is neither fair haired
nor rOunl-its soft,
Tho men working in the B, & O. r, Il
shops We're doubtless much pleased by be
ing put on full time last week,
Sheriff Cochran was among rs the other
day, He looked just AZ happy as ever and
presented his little requests just US pleas
antly "a ever.
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TnEsL Louis Republican, relates sundry
incidents going 10 show that ns long al
the soup houses are generous with their
soup Il IL not easy 20 get men 10 work
Some Ice dealers recently went to The
soup houses and stations 10 engage 300
men At s. so per day 10 work attheif Ice
houses, but the lazy lOnts, with theft
manly bosoms full Of charity soup, re.
fused to stir. The authorities then took
the matter in hand, and when one Of this
valuable class Of citizens comes for food
he Ia offered work. II he refuses to &C.
cept II he Ia walked off "a a vagtant and
made 10 work Under sentence Of the
court.
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[Adyerdament.l
a Reply.

WHEELING, feDFuaEy u 1870
MIS- RhuliRe Sguia:
That the publication Of my private note
to you is piece Of III patured spite, will
be readily perceived by the public. !
have no prejudice whatever against any
nationality, but when two different ma
tioRalitiGs cannot agree in the same
school, choose 10 take my children
away Il for the sake Of nothing else but
peace. l suppose that your habit Of al
lowing your scholars to settle their little
disputes by kicking each other will be
esteemed sufficient excuse for my action
As writing for the newspapers Is not my
forte, | shall pay no further attention to
anything you may write,
MRS, MARTIN THORNTON.
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The MAJILToNA-ThesO eccentric art.
lists appear in the Opera House tonight
in the goblin operate spectacle, entitled
"Ding Dong, or the Pretty Laundresses Of
Lutzen," written expressly for them. A
cOmiCal eccentriCity called "The Laugh
lug ,lIyena," Is included in the pro-
gramme. The company consists Of tho
following ladies and gentlemen; Miss
Marie Maiilton, Miss Louisa Crazy, Miss
Annie Kemp Bowler, Miss Carrie Tauben-
rich, Mr.. ChaS, Majilton, Mr.. II. u, Brad.
ley, Miss Alice Kemp, Mr., Ed. Chapman,
Mr.. Fred Perkins, Mr.. Frank Ma1ilton,
The engagement Is limited to two nights,
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"a green SPOT In tho waste Of time
On which lie niOhidty lOVtH 10 dwell"

roLiCE CouRT-T'hrec cases were OK.
anlinpd at the Saturday morning session
Of the police court, viz:
Michael CLARK, arrested by Officer
birch for creating Lumult and disorder,
was fined $40 and costs.
Officer lex arrested Patrick McCne
upon charge Of drunkenness. McCue was
fined 50 and costs, but execution was sliS-
pended OIL condition that he leave the
city.
August Hankp, arrested by Officer
Baum for 'liserIlerly conduct, was fined
s. and costs.
IN The afternoon Henry Fielding and
Thomas Davis, two ttamps, were before
the court charged by Officer Henry with
diSoftlefly conduct, They we're fined $40
and COSTS each.
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Mus. JONES, how Ia your health this
morning 2 Thank you, madam, much I'M
proved. ! bought bottle Of DIR. Bulls
Cough Syrup Iast night, antl after the
first dove the cough was checked. slept
well, and lave not cOughed once this
morning, d&w
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SUBURBAN DELlult1s.--Friday night
last about twenty couples sought with
alncrity the elegant suburban residence oil
Mr.. Wright. lIrlght.eyed stars shonC
atspiciOIsly upon the pleasure seekers
tho inmnlerinlizell hands Of E0lns, I'M.
parted to the cheeks and lips Of the fair
ones n bloom whose sweetness lIcrmcs
could not point In words too we'll. Music,
spacious rooms and the Misses NrighR'
kind welcomes assured the gathered com.
tany that a nights pleasure was their's.
The hours flew hy,and the company tardily
took their leave with many expression
Of having had joyous time. And now
the OCcaSi0n remains
"a green SPOT In tic waste Of time
On which lie niNhiOfF lOfiN Ia 1wAll
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PRIzE DRAwtNu.-'The numbers Tint
drew the prizes at Halls Gallery are.
No. 200, llrst prize; No. Olb, second
prim; No. 1874, third prize. Holders of
above numbers will please present them,
u mn
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FoRCED sALE.-Best prints at &c per
yard, carpets, and tho ehliteStOck Of dry
goods even cheaper, rs there Ia but a
few daysto close out the stock al
]. ". FERREL's,
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DWELLING HOUSE For sALE.-l
~ offer for sale my house and ground on
the northeast corner Of 18th street and The
alley between Jacob and Woods streets.
The ground fronts ninety feet on 18th street
and Is one hundred aud thirty feet In depth.
viii sell house md thirty feet Of ground
separately. WM. +. HUBBARD,
sep25 1914 Chnpline ".
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A MAGNIFICENT stock Of tine oil Paint.
ings, Engravinga and ChfomoS, also fine
Watches and Plated Ware, will be offered
at public auction this evening and every
afternoon and evening thereafter until
sold, al 1920 Market street, CrangleS
block. W. H. HGLLER,
Auctioneef.
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II The editor Of the iyaaddy MaR would
read tho 1NTELMGENCER regularly, he
wouldn't display so much ignorance. The
list Of officers Of the Shakespeare Club,
which the Nars says has not yet been or.
gani1ed, was published in our columns
several weeks ago.
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VALENTINES DAY-Don't forget that,
this PostoIliCe being a carrier office, II re.
guiFcs fro eeRs postage on drop letters,
instead Of the old rate. The mistake 81
mailing drops with a one cent stamp Ia
made continually.
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L. v. BLoNDsis the only place In The
city wllcreyOu can purchase a pair Of box.
tOetl buttonei CATERS.