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YELLOW FEVER.
Howard Physicians Being Relieved
from Duty.
Closing Up of the Relief Committees
Commissary Department.
coyvEyrlovs CALLED N rESSrssrr.

9IEMPHIs, October ga Republican
Convention to nominate candidates fol
Congress from this district meets on the
2Sth.
The National Greenback party have
issued call for convention for the same
purpose on the 29th.
The following will be published to-mor-
row:
"The Democratic Executive Committee
OF the Tenth Congressional District oi
Tennessee, in view Of the prevalence Of
yellow fever in almost every town in said
District, deem it utterly impossible TO con-
stitute a convention for the nomination
OF q Democratic candidate to represent
said Congressional district in the Forty
sixth Congress which would represent
satisfactorily the wishes Of the party.
They deem it inexpedient to call Con-
vention, and therefore appeal with conf
dence TO the voters OF the district TO cast
their vote on the first Tuesday in Novem-
Der next for the candidate who will most
efficiently and satisfactorily represent and
defend their best interests in said Congress.
tSignedl N. D. L. SrHwART,
Chairman Dan. Er. Committee.
Hon. Casey Young, present member OF
Congress from this district, will tomorrow
announce himself rs an Independent can
didate for reelection. ..
NASHVILLE, October &C. B. simonton
was nominated by the Democrats for Con-
gress from the Ninth District. Hon. W.
II. Caldwell was not candidate for re-
election. The nominee is member OF the
present Tennessee Legislature.
NEW ORLEANS, October 25.-Rev. A. J.
Of Seamen's Bethel, has the
fever. Capt. J. ]. Mellows is conyales-
cling.
The Peabodys issued over forty-four
thousand rations. They tlll all outstand-
ing requisitions tomorrow, when the
doors OF their store will be closed. They
return thanks in card to the generous
donors everywhere for the charities
bestowed upon the suf-
iering citizens OF the city OF New
Orleans. Applications for relief to the
Young Mems Christian Association hav-
ing been made, 42 members Of this ASso-
citation have given notice that they will
continue operations until the calls upon
them cease. The applications to the How
ards to-day number Ill.
Ut. JAullsOH Anu Two nurses lelt VO-uay
for Mississippi City. DR.. Schlator also left
for Bay st Louis.
Baron RouoE, October 25.-Eight new
cases; one death. Weather warm.
TICESBuRG, October 25.-Deaths in the
city four; in the country three. d
DELTA, October 25.-E. n. Cramer and
4. VI. Brown died last night; three new
.s JACKSON, October 25.-Ten new cases;
six deaths. Among the deaths are Joseph
Miller, Edward Bailey, Mrs. Thomas Ma
rion, Bette Devine. Total cases, 356;
deaths, 81. Weather quite warm.
BAY 81. LouIs, October 25.-Two new
cases and one death are reported.
OsYKA, October 25.-Six new cases and
three deaths. Four others are very low.
Pass CHRISTIAN, October 25.-Eight new
cases and two deaths are reported during
the past two days.
PoxcHATouIA,O October 25.-Total cases;o
date, 10; deaths, 8. There are five cases
Of yellow fever at Springfield, seven miles
distant.
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SPORTING NEWS.


BALTIMORE, October 25.-At Pimlico to
day q mile dash for all ages was won by
Dark; Egypt second, o1ole third. Time
The selling race, II miles for all ages, re;
suIted in A dead heat between Bertha and
Governor Hampton; Albertseoond. Time
Barnums City Hotel stake, l mile, was
won BY Boardman; Plenna I'd, staille 3d.
Time-l :4sf. -,
Compensation purse. mile heats; the
first heat was won-by Waifeld; LarlanieF
ID; Finesse Filly Sd. Tme-l:45t. Sec
ond heat, Lauianier lst; Waifeld ID
Finesse Filly Sd. Time-l:45!: The final
heat was won by Laulauier; Waifield 2t
i'B Bertha M won the deciding heat in the ID
race. Time-2:45i.
The grand ..steeple chase, q miles, va:
won BY Derby, Disturbance second, Tel
land third. Time, 6:l0l. Problem SHE'D
threw his rider and ran away.
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INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 25.-1n the United
States Court to-day the St Louis, Alton K
Terra Haute Railroad Company fled 4
complaint against the indianapolis 4 st.
Louis Railroad Company and other COM
panies owning stock and bonds in the lat
Ter named company, by which the former
seeks to enforce the existing lease or re-
gain possession Of its road between Terre
Haute and East St Louis. A temporary
restraining order was made against the In
dianapolis 4 st. Louis from paying the
other defendants any interest on the bonds
held BY them or refunding any money ad-
yanc9d BY them. The complainant also
asks for receiver Of 80 per cent OF the
gross earnings OF the road aud rs much
more Of the line operated by the Indiana
polls 4 St. Louis as is necessary to pay the
expenses Of that part of that road.
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a1E Of the prominent citizens Of Graf
n rere before the Taylor County Com
nO!oaers Of Election at Pruntytown yes
sshy to answer charges Of aiding, abet-
ps, or having 4 knowledge Of Illegal
wing in connection with the recent vote
"a the removal OF the County Seat from
R.a,y.owu TO Grafton. The people of
Pr7atytOwn are very suspicious, it seems,
Il tbe larre vote cast at Grafton for re-
a5rll. The vote stood 67l for removal to
I .siua, and at West Grafton 1859 to I.
1. EuOteyille it stood III to ., and at
laa;OVu ll4tos. The whole vote OF the
uuaty, for and against removal, was 2,25s,
s4stns I, ,9949 in lS76for Hayes and Tilden.
Ia votes in two years is certainly not a
ny remarkable increase, and it really
s.as considering that the Commission
:. .n friends Of Pruntytown, as il there
Sght be desire to interpose between the
Nic and its effect. The vote ofprunty.
sVn vas quite as unanimous against re-
nrIl t6s to A as Grafton's s.for- -remo-
M And 50 was the vote at Armstrong;
NOst, where it stood lls to 2, and at Cor
l'as where it was 924 to 1. This looks
cute IS one sided as the vote ut Graf
To, Iontown and Knottsville, and even
Mn.
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Funeral OF nI.hop Re.eeran..

CoLuMBus, October 25.-The funeral Of
the late Bishop Rosecrans- was held NJ ST.
Joseph's Cathedral this morning in the
presence OF an immense crowd, and thou
sands were unable to gain admittance. At
o'clock the remains were borne TO the
Cathedral by thirty men. At $3.50 fifteen
hundred children attended low mass. At
Q o'clock the office for the dead was cele-
brated by visiting Bishops and Priests.
High mass was then celebrated. Bishop
Foley, of Chicago, delivered 4 short ser,
mon. The remains were then deposited
in a vault under the Cathedral, the place
being selected by Bishop Rosecrans for en-
tombment when the Cathedral was being
built. Flags on the State House were at
half mast and the stores Of the Catholic
merchants were draped with mourning
during the obSeQuies,
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WASHINGTON, CO., PA.

Talmage's coming lecture upon "big
blunders" is the present sensation.
S. W. Scott, of waynesburg, has already
shipped over the narrow gauge about 900
bushelsof wheat.
Two car loads OF iron for the Pittsburgh
Southern Railroad arrived by the Hemp
field this morning, making. seyentreight'
loads received over that road. This Is ail
that will be shipped that way, and with
what has been received via the Charters
will complete the road to the point where
the tracElayers from the other end will be
met. In about three weeks, il the weather
continues favorable, the track will be cpni
tinuous over the road from Washingtont N
Pittsburgh, and the event should be duly
celebrated by our citizens, Our Waynes-
burg neighbors by their unfortunate
wrangle, having prevented. q -demoastra-
ton on the opening Of the W: 4 ". road,
let us make up Whist we lostthere IN this.
Let the demonstration be worthy the occa-
sion. What shall It be? At Kammerer
an OK roast will take place.
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AZ 44I1 OA - a a A' =
GENERAL, NEWS.
NO05 y
North Carolina 'Distillers Beginning
to Roost Lower---They Ask for
Executive CIemency.
Louisiana Anderson Interviewed
What He Says About the
Sherman Letter.
The Verdict in the Old Colony Rail-
road Accident.
Further Reports of Storm Disasters
90 8 60 60 & .o3N
A Lucky Raid on Hostile Red Skins.
Further Reports Of Storm Disasters
A Lucky Raid on Hostile Red Skins
PROM THE INDIAN BORDER.
CAPTURE OF HOSTILE cnEYEYNEs.

CAPTURE OF HOSTILE CHEfESNE.
CHEYExxE, October 25.-Tuesday after
noon Companies Band D, Third Cavalry,
under the command Of Capt. J. B. john
son and Lieut.. Thompson, left Camp Rob-
inson, Nebraska, and while scouting in the
southern hills, about 20 miles southeast Of
that post, came on about $50 Cheyennes
under Chief Dullknife. The hostiles at
first showed fight, but seeing themselves
outpnmbered gave up and were brought
into Major Cartoons camp on Chandron
Greek, where they were disarmed and
their stock taken away. The latter, num-
bering about no horses and mules, were
sent here.
; A courier from Chandron Creek this
evening reports that when the hostiles
were informed that their destination was
Camp Robinson they refused to go and
scattering over the prairie commenced
digging rife pits with their hunting
knives Ind they appeared TO haze rifles
secreted which they secured, having given
up only few old guns and reyolvers.
The artillery has been sent from here TO
shell them from their positions should
they continue their resistance. Consider
able excitement prevails here over the
anticipated trouble.
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ESTABLISHED AUGUsF. 1852
FAIRMoNT.
EArRNoNr. October 25.

FARNoNT, october %.
CSneIpoodsnee d The IntslliEenesr. p
Having seen. nothing in Yout-paper
from this place for some time We venture
TO send few items Of news.
Circuit Court has been in session since
the 18th inst, and has disposed Of quite q
number of cases on the docket. The
Grand Jury found about fifty indictments
for various infractions OF the law, many Of
which will doubtless be sustained. Patrick
Rafferty,, tried on the charge Of attempting
to commit rape on young girl near here
afew weeks ago, was convicted, and fined
800, and alsosentenced to one years con-
finement in the county Jail. Night ses-
siOns have been held during part Of this
week. Now that Judge Fleming has at
least two years more in Office we suppose
he wantsto clear the docket and etthiugs
in good shape. All speak highly both Of
his legal and executive ability.
Our community is again saddened by
the loss Of one esteemed and respected by
all. Mrs. Belle Hall, wife OF Sylvanus w.
Hall, for many years Clerk Of the Supreme
Court OF this State, died on the cd inst,
after an illness of several months. Mrs.
Hall has been affected for some years by
that disease OF this climate, pulmonary
consumption. All that could be done with
money or by skill was done to battle the
destroyer. She made two trips TO Califor- |
mia, heroically Drawing the storms Of the
Rocky Mountains in the winter, hoping
that the balmy breezes Of the Pacific coast
might be beneficial to her. But alas for |
human hopes! The disease was too firmly
rooted in the system, and her last trip ber |
ing fruitiess one, she came home to die
midst the scenes OF her childhood. Mrs.
II. had been for several years member OF
the Presbyterian Church Of this place.
The funeral services were held Thursday
afternoon, and were attended by large
circle OF relatives and friends.
Miss Emma Black, the young taty who
fell off Coal Run bridge on Monday night,
still lies in critical condition, fears being
that she will not recover. She
received yery severe bruises, cuts and
fractures on the jaws and head.
Prof. White, for many years q resident
of our community, leaves next week for
his new appointment IN your city,. We
ire sorry to lose him from our midst, but
,lad he is going no farther, and that
Wheeling gets noble worker in the cause
of Christianity and morality.
Rev. L. L. Stewart is the new pastor OF
he N: E. Church, OF Fairmont. Rev.
Alemong goes to. Palatine circuit.
The rain this week has been q welcome
visitor, as wells and cisterns were almost
empty hereabouts. The river Is lower
han it has been for years. ASoS.
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Piendi.h Assauit on a Priest.

Providence, R. l., October 25.-Esther
Cahill, formerly domestic in the employ
OF Father Rogers, Of Bristol, called upon
that clergyman last evening, desiring TO be
relieved Of pains in her head and breast,
which she said the Priest had imposed as
a penance. Father Rogers not performing
the miracle the woman struck him on the
head with lamp, cutting It badly and set
ting fire to her clothing and 70 the room.
The Priest leaped into an adjoining cis-
tern, from which he was rescued by the
peiehbors, who also extinguished the
flames in the house. The woman Is doubt.
less insane. She surrendered to the police
this morning, saying that she had killed
the Priest and burnt his house.
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,,,,,.:,. cn.nec. N sIassaehusetts.

-WAsIIISdToS, October 25.-4niormanon
from Massachusetts, both from Republican
and Butler headquarters, gives promise OF
solid Republican victory. ButleF's friends
are beginning to talk less hopefully. and
their best claim now Is that he has chance
Of election. They find that the Green
sack strength has rapidly decreased since
the October elections. The Republicans
have lust completed the most thorough
estimate Of the vote ever made in the sIate
previous to an election, and they teei con-
iident Of 5000 plurality for Talbot, and y
clear msjOtigot AL. .
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Arrest ofsouth caroIIua BUN Douers.

CHARLESTON, S. c., October 25.-District
Attorney Northrop and U. s. Commits
sioner Virgins are in Kingstron, the scene
OF swails trouble, and under their direc-
tions the following persons have been
arrested: G. P. Nelson, G. N. Gilland,
]. S. Heymm, ]. G. Smith, R. Norton,
Henry Davis, 6. S. Graham, W. D. Fitch,
Hugh Cooper, DR.. C. D. NJ Boyd, John
Frierson, Dr.J. S. James, VIM. NJ. Kinder,
W. S. Lee, P. W. Sessions and, ].
A. Kelley. An examination was
waived and bonds given by all
the parties for their appearance at the
next term of the United States Court. The
atfidavits were mostly made by negroes,
and the charges are all under sections 5,50S
to $50. Most of the persons arrested are
charged with interfering with swails in
his advocacy OF Rainey for Congress at the
White Oak meeting, The others are ar
rested for giving Swails notice to leave the
H00nfy
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w haa 8 call yesterday from our old
ssi Charley Barnard, who used TO run
+, ,,srery out at the foot Of St. Clairsyille
ID oa the National road, and whose
aEberies aud boquets have many 3
n aale glad the newspaper heart. For
tssea years past he has resided in :he
s1Asas, corner Of Iowa, at place called
Tlakou. in Allamakee county, at which
III; he still carries on the nursery busi-
~, AMI Shere he still aourishes,iD
h Ialn. He reports a. partial failure of
t. Eheat crop in that immediate part of
II West. bu, notwithstanding that fact
at people are not feeling the pressure
Z! the times to any grieyous extent. He
:is the West and has no desire to re-
=a to the scenes OF his youth.
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Chicago.

CHICAGO, October 25.-Flour Wheat
Dull, weak and lower; No. red winter sSc
cash; SIC November; No. 2 Chicago spring
79kc cash: s03kas0Ifc November; 81 lfsas2c
December; No. 3 do 6sa6sSi rejected 52lze.
Corn-Actiye but lower; 3S%c cash: SSI3c
November; Sc December. oats-Dull, weak
and lower; l9Hc cash; lsxc November;
1875. December. Rye-Steady and unchang-
ed. Bariey-Dull and lower; Csc cash; 9ee
November; extra No. 8, 56Ila57Ife. Pork
Good demand but at lower rates; 81 3ca7 81
cash; 81 TX November; s. S0a7 321s De
rates to cash and November; So O5a6 o. De
cember. Bulk Meats-Dull and prices shade
lower; shoulders SsEaSAc; short nib 4Ac; short
clear 4jsc. Whisky-Steady and unchanged
at Il %
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SPAIN.
ATTEMPTED ASSASSINATION OF THE KING OF
SPAIN,

ATTEMPTED ASSASSINATION OF THE KING OF
sPAIS.
MADRID, October 95.-As the King was
driving through the street known as Gale
Mayor this evening man in house fred
a pistol at him. The King was not touched
and continued on his way to the Palace
amid the acelamations OF the crowd. The
man wasimmediately seized by the soldiers
and taken TO prison.
King Alfonso's would-be assassin is
named Juan Moncasi, aged 9, by trade
cooper, and native of Terragona. He
states that he is member OF the Interna-
tional Society, and his crime was premedi-
tated. He arrived at Madrid, October
10Th. Moncasi wasrescued with difficulty
from some women who wished to lynch
him. All OF the Foreign Ministers and
Diplomatists in Madrid have congratulated
the King on his escape. A solemn Te
Deum will be sung tomorrow. Judicial
proceedings have already been commenced
against Moncasi.
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PHILApEtrH1A, October 25.-Flour-Q Quiet
and steady; superfne e 50a3 90; extras s. 90
as 50; Minnesota family 81 50a525 high grades
S6 76as CO. Wheat-Easy; No. Cred 81 00IEG;;
amber 81 DIAL o. white 81 0Sal CO; No. . Chi.
cago sc. Corn-Dull: yellow 4sa4s5Ic; /;
mixed 46Ila47e. oats-Firm; white western
26a2ac; western mixed 2ia26c. Rye-Steady
at SIC. Proviions-Dull. Pork-SS 75aa 90.
Hams-Smoked 10aiI 14c; picked saac; green
terSFfrm; New York State and Bradford
county, Pa, extras lsa20c; Western Reserve
l4al6c Eggs-Firm; western 21a22c. Cheese
Steady; western full cream s1Sa9I4c. Pc
troleumLQuiet; refined exc; crude Il1ssc.
XhiskY-rnchanged
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in the dealings, and advancing KalIt per
cent A weaker feeling subsequently, set In,
with . decline Of 9laX per cent which was
followed however by strong and buoyant
market During the afternoon the special
feature was Western Union, which sold up
from siII 70 9s, closing 1t the highest point
Sextto this stock Granger shares. Lake Shore
and coal stOckswere the most prominent The
general market showed an advance OF k toSA
per cent at the close.
Transactions aggregated $4,000 shares, OF
which 2,2o0 were Erie, 5000 Lake Shore,
{, 800 Northwestern common, 5000 preferred,
5000 New jersey Central. $500 Union Pacific,
5000 St Paul common, $500 preferred, Ca
600 LAckAwanna, and 8, 900 Western Union.
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Defeat OF Judge Ferguson.

'rhnsGfg Journal. .......,
Ths defeat Of Judge Ferguson in Kama
'a county is perhaps the most unlocked
End to the people OF that county the
soS suicidal result OF the late election.
hEN through Ferguson Charleston first
sraed the Capital. Those who remem-
Ia the bitterness OF the struggle, and who
&1rng it all watched the tactics of this
ArVi man, though he was not . mem.
as'Ot the legislature the year Of the first
''neTAl, but worked behind the scenes,
I'll recall the consummate skill with
,Ihieh be carried of the prize in behalf OF
h section. Afterwards when Charleston
ID the Capital by its removal to Wheel
~, Ferguson was elected expressly for
ne purpose Of recapturing it, The pros
lvc; in that direction at the time was not
bright one, but the result was
1 success. By providing for the
SSnlSion Of the question TO q
'HPular vote, Ferguson managed 70 Oh.
NE the First aud Second Congressional
Nssnets between two localities, and at the
Nne time threw q tub 10 the Wheeling
vale by permitting her TO remain thaseal
d government for ten years longer. The
oaiEone We all know. The Capital W.:
gam located at Charleston. The man
taS did all this, and The only man who
ould have done it, is rejected by the veE,
P9ple IN whose behalf the victories wert
aoa; !heingradtude Of this net was only
.ISei!et by its stupidity, and II Charles
w again loses the seat OF government
Aad loses it this time iorever, there will b.
siay, even among her former eteadtas
EIreadS, who viii feel that she deserves it
sGa Judge James H. Brown, ex-Speake
AeNhorter, and Judge Ferguson. in tn
SSeF House no one would have dared :!
S','afb the recent settlement OF the Capi
question; as it is, We shall not be at q
SIpn.ed i the whole subject Is again se
Sog IN the open sea, and then woe .
'A'ieStnn, it;she has not 4 clear head AM
4Naiy hand At the wheel.
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NEw YoRx, October 25.-The Fenian
Brotherhood, in Convention here, abolish
ed the Office OF Head Centre, whose duties
will devolve upon q general Secretary, IN
der the supervision Of Central Council.
This action Is said to be at the recommen-
dation Of James Stephens, ex-Chiet Of the
brotherhood and soon again to assume the
direction. The change Is regarded As the
virtual discarling OF 0'Donoyan Rosa,
General Bouri1e and the other persons
having charge Of the skirmishing fund.
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The Verdict I'm the Old Colony Railroad
Accident.

Bosrox, October 25.-Judge Bumpus
made public to-day his verdict in the case
Of Chas. II. Hartwell, the conductor who
is charged with having caused the accident
at Wallaston. on the old Colony Road.
Hartwell is adiudged guilty Of manslaugh-
ter and held in $1,000 for trial in pecem-
Der. Engineer Halbert, of the freight
train, isadjudged guilty OF gross negligence
in occupying the inward track without
giving the proper signal. The verdict fur
ther states that engineer Westgater for the
forward engine o.tthe excursion tram, was ",
train under the circumstances, as he did
not possess that complete knowledge or
familiarity with the track and switches Of
the road such as regular engineers would
have, and further II the rules Of the road
had been followed no accident would have
occurred.
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LOUISVILLE, October 25.-Some excite
ment has been produced tonight by the
appearance Of q thousand or more men
and boys in front OF the city Jail, drawn
together by the presence therein Of Geo.
Washington, negro, who outraged Man
ces Otte on Sunday last, using q knife 70
accomplish his purpose. The arrest Of the
leader and the determined efforts OF the
police, who are ALARMED with guns, has
scattered the crowd. Pickets arG stationed
Al ali the streets leading into the Jail, and
any effort atIynehing will be met with q
stormy opposition,
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They are to debate the currency ques'
ton at the New Cumberland Literary So
ciety-to-night.---
The Hancock Ladepadas learns that
Freeman Bros. & Co. have contracted for
a new and improved kiln to be built at
their works on the other side of the river.
Allthe sewer pipe works along the river
are running fnllblast with plenty OF orders
Al good prices. 50 much for an associa'
ton and uniform prices all around.
The produce men are making prepara-
tions' 10 start forth coast. Below we give
YOU the names OF those taking boats;
Goucher 1 Call, A. j. Stewart, VIM; and
John Myers, Wm. Myers, Sr., and slant
Myers. From Freeman's Landing, " v
Porter and Caldwell & Kerr.
The citizens OF East Liverpool, by an
overwhelming majority, have declared
themselves m favor OF the establishment,
OF water worksGat cost not to exceed
$4,000.
The Jury in the case OF Maggie MeSser
Va, John F. Cunningham brought IN q
verdict Of guilty.
The lndtpaSdelt says that the Scout Is
ON her Way up and will bring 500 bar
ofapples from Wheeling for the Mahan
frtIit house.