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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-10-11

LOOK at the big vote Yesterday. Who
says our city is not increasing its popu-
lation?
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REMEMBER the coffee at the Viens
Bakery, on the Centennial grounds and
( YOU want some Of the same kind 90 to
he A. Neuhsusen's Oyster Psrlors.
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WHO is the lucky man? is the question
which now agitates the public mind.
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FoR bargains attend now the forced
sale Of Dry Groods and Carpets of
j. w. FEEREL.
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FIRST BRySCH.

At the regular meeting Of this Branch
the following members were present,
the Asyor presiding: Messrs. Wallace,
Cowen, Egerter, Buttsr6eld, Baird,
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NoTICE.-lmmense stosk Of Dry
Goods sndCsrpets al forced ssle by
j. w. FKKkEL.
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FALL STILES Hats and Caps, whole
sale and retail, AT Dinger's, No. l0S7
Main street. -
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SOME fine music will be discoursed BY
Kramer's orchestra this evening at the
Union Restaurant.
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ASSEMBLY Hall Is ready for next sea-
son. Neuhsusen spent enough on it to
make it by far the incest amusement place
or private parties in this city.
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CITY PRISON.

The Committee on City Prison sub
mitted the report of the superintendent
of the City Prison for the month OF Sep
TENDER, with current bills amounting to
SIP ii annexed; also bill Of OFT X Go.
for tools, fuse, &c, amounting to $40 eSi
also bill of p. Mahoney, Tor horse and
cart, four days Sl2, and recommended
their payment. So ordered.
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FORCED SALE.-Grest Bargains in
Dry Goods and Carpets at whatever they
will bring Must be sold to raise money.
.s.. j. w. fERREL,
Cor. Main and Twentieth streets.
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ACCOUSTS.H

The joint standing committee on Ac-
counts reported balance due the Ex
change Bank OF Wheeling on the lst of
October OF 6OS4047. The committee
also examined the reports Of the Clerk of
the Municipal Court and the City Ser
gcant for the month Of September, with
the following result: Fines collected,
$3.50 %; lookup fees, $50 20; total amount
collected, $3l4 10. Bills were reported
by the committee aggregatlng Sl34,
which were ordered paid and the report
filed
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THE defeated candidate will not be
seen on the streets to-day.
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and yesterday voted the Republican
ticket. Joe Moone. another resident OF
Martins Ferry, went out West TO take
I'D his residence out there should he like
the country, but leaving bis goods 81
home. BE returned some three week:
previous to the day OF election and yes
terday attempted to vote, but was re-
iected. From this it will be seen that
the Democrats have good grounds for
beng dissatisfied.
The heaviest vote ever polled in Mar
tins Ferry wss poiled YESTERDAY
VOTES were challenged on both sides.
THE quiet way in which the election
passed of was noticeable.
AT BRIDGEPORT.
The work done over in Bridgeport
Yesterday in the way Of electioneer-
ing and the polling OF votes was
something more than common. The
workers were early on the battle
ground and votes were po.ied
very steadily until late in the day. The
biggest vote that Was ever cast in Bridge
port was probably polled yesterday,
and it is likely that very few persons en-
titled to cast their SURFACES were over
looked by the friends OF either side. No
unusual circumstance happened, nor did
there seem to be any drunkenness. But
underneath the external appearances OF
quiet there was an intense interest which
was easily noticeable by the way the cap
tsins marshaled their clans and kept
them on the alert.
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IMMENSE Fall Stock of Dry Goods and
Carpets and l will sell them cheaper
than any house in Wheeling.
J. w FERRET,
Cor. Main and Twentieth streets.
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If you wish to hear some fine music
call at the Union Restaurant this even
ing.
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GRAND concert at the Union Restaur-
ant this evening BY krsmer's orchestra
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FOUR oar-crushers were broken in the
LaBelle mills Monday night
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BETTING yesterday was about even on
the gubernatorisl candidates.
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Index 10 New Advertisements.

Ofal-List, Davenport & Parks.
Clock-Louis Dechert.
Wanted-Board.
Notice-U. 5. Building Association.
Cincinnati Papers-C. II, Quimby.
Grand Concentration Restaurant.
$4,000 worth Of Clothing must Dc
Sold. rexa rdIess Of cost. 10 quit busf-
ue.. GOLD BROS,
HOY Main street.
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THOUSANDS of garments are now going
away from J. Fox & Co.'S At less than
their manufacturing value.
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USDERwEAR Of every description at
prices never before heard of at the closing
out sale of j. Fox * Co., No. 80, 18th
street
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TOBY VANCE voted the Republican
ticket, straight"
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THE hat trade Is looking up.
THE gin-mllls opened, up last night at
Up. NJ, sharp.
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Independent greenback candidates
are running in the Sixth ard Seventh
districts, and an independent Republican
candidate is running in Garfeld's dis.
trict.
The present Ohio delegation in Con
gress is composed of thirteen Democrats
ard seven Republicans. The vote in 1874
xyao fnllnna.
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AT MARTINS FERRY.

Considerable dissatisfaction WAS mani
tested BY the Democrats of the Ferry
yesterday, caused by the untairness OF
the decisions of the judges OF election IN
regard to couple of individuals who
voted and one who did not vote. The
facts Of the matter are these: Two
brothers who had lived in Martins
Ferry, by the name of Vsnnatta, re-
moved, some time since, to the state OF
Virgins, took up their residence there
and worked there. About three
week. ago they came back to the Ferry,
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At BELLAIRE

.. much the same spirit as at Wheeling
was manifested. The people turned out
in force and polled large vote, and
those to whom was entrusted the work
OF guarding the polls, worked with
vim for their respective candidates. 1t
was expected that large number of
strangers would be transported here from
West Virginia by the RAIDS, but the pre-
parations OF the Democrats and firm
determination to mete out speedy pun
ishment 10 this class, had ss!utary
effect, and the attempt to run
in fraudulent votes was sum-
mn-ily nipped in the bud.
An amusing incident occurred at
one OF the polls early in the day, when
moke stepped up to cast his vote solid
and straight for the RAIDS, but on few
questions being propounded it was ascer-
tanned that Bellsire had been his home
for very short tlme-ttco days: On De-
ing refused the right of "sufferin," as he
expressed 1t, he gave place to the next
man, ard moved on, cursing the rati-
Gals, who had told him that he was free
niger" and bad the same right to ham
die ballot as we. as white man.
Several other incidents OF a
like nature were noticed, which
in connection with the blue looks
of the RAIDS, caused great merriment
among the crowds around the polls. No
disturbances worthy OF note occurred,
and both parties, last night, felt confident
that Pultney was solid for their ticket,
As IL Wheeling, the crowds fingered
around the polls throughout the day, and
not until near night did they disperse.
Altogether, the people are well satisfied
with the peaceful and orderly disposition
observed by all, and the entire absence
NJ I-rr laprass
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Dist. Dem. Rep.
l-Benoni y. Euller...Curran De Bruler.
flames X. Cobb......A. Humphreys.
Geo. A. Bicknell Jesse K NewSon.
4-Levin J. w )olen... LeOnidas Sexton.
WIN. y. Holman .ThOs. NJ. Browne.
ID. W. Chambers..M. y. Robinson.
Fl. Lsnders.. Ohm Hanna.
s-Wm. =. McLean....M. &. hunter.
Geo. McWilliams.M.D ID. White.
lU-W. y. Raymond. W IN. Ii. Calkins.
IA. r. Armstrong las l.. Evans.
PA. II. Hamilton....W.A A. Bonham.
H-Freeman Kelly John II. Baker.
An independent Republican candidate
is running IN the First district. Inde-
endent grecnback nominations have
been made in the Fourth, Seventh,
Eighth, Ninth and Tenth districts. In
1874 the vote at the Congressional cleo
ton was as follows:
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was ss follows:
Indiana.

Indiana.
Ia Indiana N full ticket of state Off
GERS were elected. as well as members OF
Congress. There were three tickets in
the field: Democratic. Republican, and
Independent.
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OFFICE SALOON and Restaurant will
serve shell oysters IN every style
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The candidates for members of Con-
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The following are The Congressional
candidates:
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The marks at the landing last evening
indicated Q feet inches in tue chspn,,
aud stationary.
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DEMOCRATIC.
Governor-James ID. Williams.
Lieutenant Governor-Isaa p. Gray.
Secretary Of State-John Enos Net.
Auditor-Ebeueze Henderson.
Treasurer-Benj. &. Shaw.
Attorney acknowledgements A. Bus
kirk.
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REPU BLICAS.
Governor Benjamin Harrison.
Lieutenant Gov 5. Rob-
ertson.
Secretary of Stste--lsaiah 7. Watts.
Auditor-W NJ. Hess.
Tressurer-Geo. F. Herriott.
Attorney Observation-Disclosures w. Cor
don.
The vote of Indiana of late wears has
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Political Notes from Preston County
FELLowsvILLE, PRESTON Co, |
w. Va, August s, 1876.

FELLowSVILLE, PRESTON TO-, [
w. Va, August s, 1876. :
Editors of the Register:
1t NAV he of interest to the readers OF
YOUR most reliable and honorable paper
to hear from this part OF the
little state. The farmers are en-
thusiastic over the fruits of their labors.
They have reduced one fact to demon
stration that is roo. pig or die. l hear
some talk about the silver jingling in
their pockets but have not heard it
Jingle here yet. This little city OF Peth,
which is composed mostly of RAIDS closed
their shops and taken up the daily business
of pitching horse shoes and are waiting
tor pensions. If Hayes gets the prefer
ence, he'll have host of aspirants around
hun. We have only thirteen candidates
for assessor for this district and no tell
ing how many more will offer before
election day arrives.
Hon. j. &. Kimbel is the Democratic
candidate tor this county for the Legisls.
ture. He is man of great experience
and will do honor to his fellow men. He
will sweep this county with the largest
msjority ever known here.
Radical peg legs, wooden men, thieves
and salry grabbers have ruled us long
enough. Let US fill our offices with good
and honest men and we will mourn no
longer. Political.
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and in the letter, of septance of Tildeif
and Hendricks, are A3cNrdspce WITH
the views which 0A NY o..
casions I have expressed and
defended privately and spabHcly. ]
should be faithless 10 naysel BY not
UNFOLDING and defepdjng them now, ~
the honr Of trial, and therefore shall give
my support in this election to the Presl-
Dental ticket adopted by the Democratic
Convention. In taking this step de.
sire, however, to add that l shall not re:
nounce Independent action IN political
matters relative to our own state and
city, whenever questions of national
policy of paramount Importance are not
involved.
These two, it will'be seen, both claim
; still to be independent voters. 1t is not
of course, logical to claim that other in
dependent voters will be blindiy led BY
them; but it is fair to say that the same
thoughts and principles that influence
these two distinguished men will infiu
ence the many wnoin measure, have il
the past looked TO them for political guild
ance.
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WIFE REATING.

We have this detestable crime natural
lied among us, but it does not flourish as
il does in old England. The frequency
with which brutal assaults are committed
by "nayyies" on their wives is one OF
the strange features of English crime
records. But this is not so strange as
the leniency with which sucn GRIM
insls are treated. Here are two cases re-
ported by the Pail Mall Budet: 1.-TWO cases
were tried, one directly following the
other. In the first case, man named
ELLICoTT was charged with the man
slaughter OF his wife at Davenport. lie
pleaded guilty. The evidence showed
that he struck the woman with his
clenched fist, and she died in half an
hour. The judge, BARON AMPHLETT'
said that assaults on women should be
severely treated, and in order to make
serious example of the prls
oner he would be sentenced to SIX
months imprisonment. In the next case
a man named HILL, marine store
dealer, was charged with stealing four
tleeces of wool, which were found in his
possession, and clearly identified by the
prosecutor and his witnesses. The ac-
cused said he bought the wool. The
prisoner had hitherto borne good char
acter. The same Judge sentenced him to
five years penal scrvltude'"
Now here was a case of brutal muir
der of wife punished with six months
imprisonment, and theft of few
pounds of wool punished with five years
penal servitude. There seems to be q
trace of the ancient right of man to beat
his wife still lingering in England. If
he beats her too much and kills her, it is
an imprudence and misdemeanor, de-
serving six months imprisonment, but it
is not a crime like theft, deserving five
years of penal servitude.
Fortunately for us we do not in Amer
lea recognize the divine right OF man to
beat his wife. We have a prejudice
against the ancient custom of knocking
down the wife of the bosom and
then giving her ga good 'un' IN the face
with heavy hob nailed high-low shoe.
We have occasional crimes of this char
acter; but the whole American tempera.
ment revolts at violence toward woman,
and likes to see punishment follow upon
it swiftly and vindictively.
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GEN. BUFFERS LETTER OF AC'
CEPTANCE.

Gen. BUTLER has been again per.
suaded tn become candidate for Con-
gress, in accordance with the request OF
various Republican voters of his district.
The General processes to be touched by
what he properly calls too tiatterlng
expression of confidence from those who
have knowH him so long, but though
10th to give up the "quiet and independ-
ence ofprivste life" he considers that
"dooty is dooty." 1t is due to the hero
of Big Bethel and Bermuda Hundred to
say that If he didn't often come to the
front in time of war he never
fingers long in the rear in time
of peace. To bottle him up when
there are opportunities of politi.
cal expansion as a matter of complete
impossibility. His views of the Southern
questions arc of course extreme and
ey,nce an uncomfortable ardor to rival
Senator Morton in waving the bloody
shirt. The greater part of his letter Is
however devoted to the finance. He
engages to support the Republican plat
form on that subject, and then undertakes
to show that it is platform he can sup
port without any change IN his greenback
views. almost of necessity" the next
Congress will revisethe tariff-a tax that
has become exceedingly burdensome' to
both manufacturer and consumer. The
district which Mr.. BUTLER propoSes to
run from gave the present incumbent,
Mr.. TARBoX, Democrat, 1854 majority.
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the INDEPENDENT VOTE.

Two representative men have spoken
out on the subject of the nominations,
one of whom fairly represents the indie.
pendent vote, and the other the German
vote, and both are Republicans of the old
school. They are CHARLES FRANCIS
ADAMS and General SIsGEL. Mr. ADAMS
writes tos gentleman in Jersey City as
follows:
"Qu,NCr, August 5, lS76.-Desr Sir:
1 am enc of the class now demominated
independents, asking no fsvors and vot
ing for the best men, without regard to
party lines. propose to maintain my
position. But rs to the choice between
Mr.. Tilden and Mr.. Hayes, though hsv-
ing no prepossessi0n against either, do
not hesitate to say that the former is far
the most fitted TO meet the emergency in
our politics, IN my opinion, and l intend
to vote for him."
CHARLES FRANCIS ADAMS was our
representative in England under LIN
COLIN, and fitly represented the country
there. He is man whose pure and ele-
waited character is not questioned even by
his enemies. He carries weight with
him. General SIEaEL is q man in whom
the Germsn-Americans feel pride and
affection. He certainly represents the
German vote in this campaign more truly
than CARL SCHURz docs. Here is bis
letter TO Mr.. DANA, of the New York
.Sim:
SIR:-Having received Of late several
invitations to address political meetings,
it seems to mo my duty to declare, for
the purpose of avoiding all misunder-
standing, that the principles and policy
laid down IN the Democratic platform,
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DIED:

BRENTLlNGER-At his residence, SOl
II, 1916, at $50 o'clock, DR., r. 4. BRENT.
LINGER, aged ~ years.
Funeral Tuesday afternoon at o'clock.
Relatives and friends OF the family are re-
specially invited to attend
McHALE-Ai his residence, corner OF
Twenty. fourth and Market streets, Sunday
morning. the 18th inst, at 50 O'Clock,
MYLEs MoHALE, aged A year,.
Funeral Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock,
from his late residence. lntermenta at the
New Catholic cemetery. Friends OF the
family are invited to attend.
Pittsburgh papers please copy.l
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TRUSTEES SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF Trust
d made by Manus McGlnty and wife TO
Josiah r. Updegraf rs Trustee, dated the
3Dth day Of september, 1879, and recorded
in the Office or the Clerk OF the County
Court OF Ohio county, West Virginia, In
deed book No. IS, page Isl, and the Circuit
Court Of said Ohio county having, by an
order made on the lah day OF July. lb16,
and entered in cbancery order book No. b,
page $40, appointed the undersigned ~
trustee in said deed OF trust, IN place of
said Updcgraf. now deceased, l Will, on
Thursday, August 81. 1876, cornmenc.
ing at 10 o'clock A. NJ, at the front door OF
the Court House OF Ohio county, West Viz
ginia, pro, eed TO sell TO the highest and
best bidder the following described real
estate, to-wit: a part OF lot numbered
thirteen, lying In that part OF the city OF
wheeling, West Virginia, commonly
called East Wheeling, IL being the same
property conveyed BY John hrbenZ and
vile % said Manus NcCinty by Iced dated
the stb day of November, lst6. and re-
corded in the Clerks offiCe of the County
Court OF Ohie county, in deed book No. 81,
page 81.
Ceiling as trustee shall covey such title
as Is vested IN me by said deed of tru 4, tut
the title Il believed TO be good.
Terms OF sale cash.
iy3iI A. Z. MCKEE, Trustee.
]. W. MITCHELL, Auctioneer.
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In Kentucky grandson of HENRY
CLAY was beaten by few votes for
district attorney. This is a bad year for
crsndsons, and therefore, Gen. BENJA-
MIN HARRISON, the grandson of "Old
Tippecanoe," might as well throw up
the sponge in Indiana at once. 1t is an
off.ycsr for inherited greatness.
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FOR THE LEGISLATURE.

Editors Of ;he Register.
Please announce CHARLES II. POL
LOCK, Esq, Of Clsrksburg, as Demo
cratic candidate for the House OF Delegates
from Harrison county, subject to the de-
cision of the nominating Convention,
and Oblige.
agSeg MANY DEMOCRATS.
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FOR SALE.

w story brick tenement houses on
Twenty fifth street, Tor sale. They are
nearly new and in excellent repair. Each
contains four rooms and n kitchen, and
both have good cellars. Any person de-
string "a cheap dwelling hOu e well located
and upon reasonable terms, will do well
10 calf For full particulars apply 10 the
undersigned at their office, No. 1876 Chap
line street, Wheeling, W. Va.
CRACRAFT & COLE,
aprl5h Attorneys.
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TRUSTEES SALE.
Valuable Real Estate for Sale

DING DESIROUS OF LEAVING
ID town offer the following property for
sale, described rs follows: Lot No. In
square one, situated on the corner OF Mar
ket and Thirty-third streets. The said lot
has two buildings thereon. containing
three rooms each. Also one brick build
ing containing three rooms, situated on
the corner OF III irty-third street and alley
Il, in the Eighth ward. Terms reasonable
Apply To ID. J. McCORMlCk.
iy2Sl
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FOR SHERIFF..

Etilors Of the Register:
Please announce w. ii. SHAFER, the
popular Mailer, rs the Workingmen's can.
didate for Sheriff Ohio county, at the
coming election oblige
aug2-i MANY VOTEks.
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FoR SALE.

c,oUARE IN THE CITY OF WHEEL
= ing. bounded by Jacob, Water, Forty
first and Forty second streets, known az
the Samuel OFT property, containing about
three % acres. one large mansion house,
brick tenement and stable on the pro-
perty. Street cars pass the property. For
terms, &c, apply 10
ANDERSON q PAUL.,
iylT l1UU Market Street.
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Meeting Of the Ohio County Execu-

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO THE
~ members OF the Ohio county Demo-
cratic Executive Committee, who were
appointed by the Democratic Convention
Oh Monday last, To meet in this city, nj
the democratic Central Club Rooms,
Crangles Block, on Tuesday, August 18th,
AZ . &C. ock +. NJ, Tor the purpose OF organ
ization. By request of the members OF the
com mittee. agl0aefg
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West Wheeling Property

NOR SALE. l WILL SELL AT PRl-
T vate sale. at low figure, one House
and Lot i'm n est Wheeling, at the head OF
the ferry landing. Terms reasonable.
PHIL. MEDERT,
a.Ib 1892 Marx et Square.