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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-05-22

PERSONAL MESrIos.-R. II. Brown,
Eco, Sheriff Of Hancock county, was in
the city yesterday on business.
James c. Collins, Esq, Of Belmont
county, Ohio, vas admitted TO practice
in the Circuit Court yesterday.
Mr.. Louis Winkler and wife, Mr.. John
Ligward, Mr.. John Roth and Mrs. Ehr-
mann, all OF this city, will:sail from Phil.
adelphia to-day, in the steamship Neder-
land, for Antwerp.
Mi. T. 81. Mong left for the East yester.
day, and expects to be absent about a
month.
Miss Wehrman, Of Cincinnati, Is q
guest OF Mrs. James Reed.
Mr.. James Cunningham, jr, Of Wheel.
ing, the well known temperance r%eyiyal-
ist, having been appointed TO a position
10 the Surgeon Generals Office Of the
War Department at Washington, some oil
his old soldier friends at Cameron held q
meeting the other day, q which DR.,
Stidger was chairman, and passed some
resolutions expressive Of their gratifca-
ton at the news Of his good fortune.
Mr.. Richard Pott, general agent Of the
Germania Life Insurance Company, Of
New York, is in the city.
Mr.. George Thompson, the young at.
torney, formerly Of this city, is travelling
for a law publishing house 10 Chicago.
Mr.. James W. Jones, father Of VIM. A.
Jones, OF this city, died yesterday morn.
ing at Shinston, Harrison County.
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River NeMn.
River ! feet eincbe,.and stationary.

River 7 feet 0 incbe1-and stationary.
Weather cloudy and cool.
The Exchange, from ST. Louis, passed
up at 8 o'clock yesterday morning.
The Salt Valley, for IronIon, passed
down at 81 o'clock yestedsy morning.
The Stockdale, for Cincinnati, passed
down at z o'clock yesterday morning.
The ONeal, for Pittsburgh, departed At
q o'clock yesterday morning.
The Emma Graham, from Cincinnati,
passed up at 7 o'clock yesterday morning.
The Courier departed for Parkenburg
at 10t o'clock yesterday morning.
The local packets arrived and departed
as usual.
The Andes departed for Cincinnati at
Al o'clock yesterday morning.
The Express Is to-dAy's packet for Par.
kersburg at l0i o'clock.
The Emma Graham, from Pittsburgh,
will pass down tonight
lBy TsIepaph.l
PITTSBURGH, May 2l.-Riyer s feet 4
inches. Weather stormy and cloudy.
MEMPHIS, May 21.-River fell / inch,
and now stands % feet s inches. Weather
cloudy. Arriyed-Cons. Miller, Cincin.
natl; Golddust, St. Louis. Departed
NowlAnd, Arkansas river; City Of Vicks,
burg, Illinois, Vicksburg; Yaeger, New
Orleans; Golden Crown, Cincinnati; Cap
ital City, st. Louis.
EVANSVILLE, May 2l.-Weather clean
and warm: River 20 feet and rising
Up-Arkansas Belle, Mary Miller, Silver
Cloud, Maggie Smith.
C1NCsSATI, May 21!-Riyer % fee
and falling. Arrived-Alice, Pittsburgh
Departed Alice 81. Paul. Weather
clear and pleasant.
VIcKsBuRa, May 2l.-Weather cloudy
and warm, thermometer s9e. River fel
4 inches. Up-Grand Tower. Down
Natehez.
CAIRO, III, May 2l.-Arriyed-Whale
St. Louis; Vint Shinkle, Cincinnati. De
parted-Mary Ann, Ohio River. River
q feet and rising. Weather clear anG
warm.
ST. LOUIS, MAY 21.-Arriyed-Lady
Lee, Peoria; War Eagle, Keokuk; Whale
Hammitt, Pittsburgh. Departed-Wal
Eagle, Keokuk; Lee, Peoria; Whale
arandT Tower, Helena, Yicksburg. Rive
rising; % feet above low water mark
Clear and pleasant.
NEW ORLEANS, May 2l.-Arrived-J,
8. Mcdonald and tow, George g. Lysls
and tow, Pittsburgh; Golden City, Gin
| %cinnati; John II. Hanna, Ouachita river
Departed-R. E. Lee, Vicksburg; Golden
Rule, Cincinnati; J. Mcdonald and tow
George G. Lysle and tow, Pittsburgh
Weather clear.
ssHRrrvEroRr, May 2l.-No arrivals OF
departures. Heavy rains. River on
stand.
LOUISVILLE. May 2l.--Weather cleal
and warm. River rising, with II feet ii
fanal.
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Is Your HAIR Tam OR FALLING OUT!
Are you becoming prematurely bald OF
grayl II so, take the advice Of the great
German scientist, Leibig, and use ILondon
Heir Color Restorer.n It Is the best hair
tonic ADD restorer Of color ever introduced
TO the American people. It allays heat and
irritation, removes all tendency to dandruH
and ~inyigorates the action Of the capilla'
ries In tie highest degree. 1.-THE London
Hair Color Restorer' has earned q desery.
ed and lasting reputation for promoting
the growth and preserving the beauty Of
the human hair, suchM NO other prepara.
ton can boast Of. As q dresser It Is the
cheapest, because the most clearly and
lasting. Sold by all int-clvss druggists in
fne toilet articles everywhere, ct seventy.
Eve cents a bottle. Logan, List 4 Co.,
Wholesale Agents. daw
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MONDAY NIaHr's SroRM.-While the
hail storm on Monday evening did /
great deal OF damage to the fruit ant
crops, reports from the country yester-
day indicate that the loss will not be &c
heavy as was at first supposed. A great
deal ofiruit was stripped from the trees
and the wheat and corr damaged some
but the actual loss will fall far short oil
what was generally expected. There il
every prospect that we will yet have
bountiful crops.
Inquiry at several points in Bridge
port, where country folk do business, de-
veloped nothing serious in relation 4
storm damages on Monday evening. A
considerable amount Of glass was broken
in St. Clairsville and in farm houses, buI
the farmers report but little damage done
to the fruit and grain crop. On the
whole II is rather remarkable than 9th
erwise, that wheat should have sustained
go little damage.
John Pfarr, OF Pleasant Valley, wrote
Henry stamm a note yesterday, in which
he says "things look this morning as il the
Russians and Turks had fought a grea'
battle in this valley" Fruit, vegetables
and grain we're literally knocked Il
pieces.
The storm was severely felt up Cald
wells Run. Wheat and corn were cut e
the ground, fruit trees badly damaged
and grapes demolished. One farmer hat
a large patch Of strawberries almost TO
tally destroyed, scarcely 8 trace Of The
vines or berries being left. The damage
to the crops and fruit in this vicinity will
be heavy. Many chickens, geese and
turkeys were killed by the hail. We
heard OF one farmer who lost fourteen
out OF nineteen chickens.
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A RRMARARIs RRsuIr.-It makes no
difference how many Physicians, or how
much medicine you have tried, II Is now
an established fact that German Syrup ID
the only remedy which has given complete
satiEtaction In severe cases OF Lung Dis
eases. II u true there are yet Thousands
OF persons who are prediSposed to Throat
and Lung Affections, Consumption, Hem.
orrhageS, Asthma, Severe Colds settled on
the Breast; Pneumonia, Whooping Cough,
DC, who have no personal knowledge Of
Boschee's German Syrup. To such we
would say that 5000 dozen were sold last
year without n complaint CopEumptiyes
Try Just one bottle. Regular size rs cents.
Bold by all Druggists In America. eodAw
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MTcmsa PILEs"-ls q very prevalent
and distressing complaint the symptoms
Of which are moisture, like Precipitation.
intense itching, particularly at night wher
undressing, or after getting warm In bed.
might think pin.worms were crawling In
aud about the rectum; the private part
are sometimes Affected. Do not suffer an
other hour, aud allow them 10 become
aggravating while you have o pleasant and
sure cure In "swaynes Ointment" Also
cures teter and ali skin diseases. Mailed
to any address on receipt OF price, 80 cents
q boz. or three boxes II IS. Address let
ters 70 DR.. Swayne q Son, Philadelphia, OF
10 the Wheeling agents, Logan, List 4 Co.
Sold by all leading druggists at Wholesale
by Logan, List q Co. dAW
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Dua1sa the hail storm on Monday
evening, Miss Emma Miller, who resides
up CaIdwell's Run, was driving home 10
a light wagon. Her horse ran away, aud
she was thrown out and slightly injured.
The lady was picked up senseless and
carried into Parker Bros store, where
she soon recovered consciousness and Sas
able to proceed on her way home.
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MOTHERS, NOTIFIES, MorHERs.-Don',
fail TO procure Mrs. Winslow's Soothing
Syrup Tor all diseases OF teething In chill.
dren. II relieves the child from pain,
cures wind collie, regulctes the bowels,
and, by giving relief and health TO the
child, gives rest to the mother. d&w
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JOHN F. SIMPSON, Of the Red From
Livery Stable on 14lh street, has added
10 his fine stock Of carriages, &c, a Lam
dau, which he will keep on the street sub
ject TO call Of parties desiring to go tc
any part Of the city. Ladies' desiring
carriages Tor shopping excursions have
only TO notify Mr.. Simpson, when We
hicles will be promptly on hand.
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BoARpoF PUBLIC WoRKs.-The Board
Of Public Works met at 10 o'clock yes.
terday morning, all the membera being
present except Attorney General White.
The preamble and resolutions adopted
by the citizens OF the First Ward Of this
city, at a public meeting held on Monday
evening, asking q reconsideration oil the
action Of the Board In changing the loea'
tion Of the National Road, which resolu.
lions were published in full in yesterday
mornings IsrEIIIGEscER, were pre-:
sen,ed by a committee consisting OF
Messrs. W. A. Wilson, G. J. Rawlingl
John A. Armstrong and Robert Marshall,
The memorial was filed for future consid.
Grafton, and the Board adjourned with
out ~transaclipg any further business.
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POLICE CouRr-Judgs 0raama.i

POLICE CouRT-Judgs 0ranm9.i
His Honor yesterday morning dispos.
ed Of the following cases
John Gebhart was fined $40 for allow.
ing unlawful gaming in his saloon. a
motion was made for an appeal by defend
ants counsel.
ton Of the cess pool ordinance. Paid,
Thomas Burke paid q ine oil 81 for
drunkenness.
Ferdinand Drummond was charged
with ~assaulting Lena Jefferson, with in
tent 10 commit rape. The case was
turned over to Justice Caldwell, who
held the defendant in $500 for his ap'
pearance at court.
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AoRASD party Is to be given at the
residence Of Mr.. v. J. Hyder, in Wetzel
county, on the 4th Of June. C~ockayne's
orchestra will be in attendance. Quite
a number Of our citizens have been in
yited; also residents Of Bellaire, Moundi-
vile, Claringion and other points.
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IL people will crafty the Unborn desire
TO speculate in chances they will do well
10 see that all Is fair and nothing against
them but the odds Of fortune. The
scheme OF the Louisiana State Lottery
Company, to be found in another column
Of this issue, commends itself TO all
such. Besides the enormous amount oil
money to be divided among the ticket
holders, Il should be noted that the
entire management Of the drawing Is In
the hands OF Generals G. 7. Beauregard,
Of Louisiana, and Jubal A. Early, oil
Virginia.
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MANAGER JOHN MoRoAs, Of the West'
ern Union Telegraph Office, at his home
ON the Island, last night, Serenaded the
editorial staff Of the 'ISrELLoEscER
through his wonderful musical telephone.
John rendered q boquet Of choice vocal
selections in 4 very satisfactory manner,
his voice being almost as distinct as II he
were In the same room with his listeners.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-05-22

Too MANY BALIs-A party went up
the river on Monday afternoon to shoot
Rlass balls. Ashort time alter they arriy.
ed at their destination, the hail began %
descend and they found to their sstiliao-
ton thatthere were too many tce) balls 70
shoot at with comfort, 80 they concluded
TO put Il of uptils some future time, which
conclusion was deemed highly adyisable.
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Iio4 Main Street.
unssIoNER,s SALE,

COMMISSIONERS SALE.
VIM. A. Hoover To- a Co. lrp cn.ne.,y.
Jacob F. Laikct ct al.
In the Circuit Court Of Ohio County.
In pursuance Of 4 decree entered 10 this cause At
the present term al sald Court, l will, on
SATURDAY, June %, 1873,
Al 10 o'clock A. ", proceed to tell at public aue-
lion, at the front dcoI Of the Court House Of Ohio
county, the following described real property, tn It
IL TO say: Lot numbered ihlrty-one l9ll, lying on
the east side Of The National Read In the town OF
Fulton, 10 Ohio county, West Virginia. (see Deed
Book No. 70, page l061
Also, a parceioi land In TIildelphiA district, 10
Ohio county, beginning al The junction oil B. L ".
MAnhRll's road being the southwest corner Of .
tract Of land rpld by F. folner 70 Frederick ko-
ber; thence with sid Kobef'a line N. S9H0, Z
Is 20 pNlef; thence N. tSe, W. 10 60 poles thence
&. 23Hs, W. 10 IS T3les: thence 4. 2?'. W. ~
poles; thence N. 6Iko, W. s poles; thence =, ~,
i6s0 poles tOh corner Ia q run, and thence 8. 10S,
L. 1852 poles 10 the beginning, containing . and
t0-iG0 acres, more or less
THRxs OF SALH-0 ne-third Of the puIeba1e
money, or rs much more as the purchaser may
elect, IN cash, and the residue In one and two yeHf'
from the day Of ale, with interest from aid day.
The purchaser or purchasers to execute bonds Tor
the deferred payments, End the legal title 10 bere-
tasned a a further security.
my22-w Special Commissioner.
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Apour IL o'clock yesterday morning
an oatsman who WA enjoying q pull on
the river IN his roW.boAt, not observing
his close proximity TO q barge, ran under
the end oil the barge aud narrowly escap.
ed drowning. We did not hear his name.
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NEXT Saturday afternoon, between 4
and s o'clock, a skif race will be rowed
by Sam. Pemberton and Tom Helms, and
q. Greer and n. Kuhn. The distance
will be one mile, the course TO extend
from the Top Mill TO the suspension
bridge. Stakes, one key Of beer.
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AN elegant sword, scarf and chapeau
will be competed for by the Presidents oil
three prominent Catholic Societies, Of
the festival given by the Sisters Of Char
ity 10 June next. The candidates are
VIM. Myles, OF the St. Patrick's Society
Charles r. Behler, OF the 81. Alphonsus
Society; and N. J. o'Raue, Of the Ancient
Order OF Hibernians.
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MuaIIx at &c per yard a! 9. 9. ROth'.

Premium Ice CREAM.-Uncle Peter
Zinn, at the Bridge Corner, Is now pre-
pared to furnish his celebrated Premium
Ice Cresm, upon short notice, to picnic
parties, festivals,a and the public generally
at the very lowest prices. Mr.. linn has
the reputation Of making the best ice
cream in this part Of the country, and the
popularity Of the Premium Ice Cream ID
wide spread. Try II and see II 1t is not ex'
actly as represented.
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GREAT sMAsH.uP BY THE HAIL
ST0RM-At VIM. H. Franks Clothing
Store, the skyiIuht Of HE store being
broken and considerable Goods damaged
ywater, which will be sold Of 0 sacrifice.
Call early and get bargains at 46 Twelfth
sfrpat.
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THE new water works at Moundsville
was started up for the first time yester-
day, and worked like q charm. Il was
built to supply the penitentiary with wa
ter from the river, a distance Of three
ouarters Of 4 mile.
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BRTHDAY.-Mr. Henry Ebelipg, the
veteran musician, celebrated his seventy.
third birthday yesterday. Kramer's or
chestra, Of which he isa member, sere-
nlded him at bis residence, zoos Eoti
street, Centre Wheeling, last evening,
after which they were invited In the
house and with numerous other friends
srent the evening In music and mirth.
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ArrEMpr TO COMMIT RAPE.-Ferdi.
nand Drummond, a cripple, was arrested
Yesterday morning and taken before the
police court 10 answer a charge Of as
saulting a little girl named Lena Fetter..
son. The evidence in the cas- showed
that the otfense was Of a more serious
character, however, and His Honor d.
rected that the prisoner be taken before a
Justice for an examination upon a charge
Of attempting to commit rape. Drum
mond was t%hereupon taken before Justice
Caldwell at P. N. for u hearing.
Il seems that Mr.. and Mrs. Jefferson,
the parents OF Lena,reside on 10Th street,
and work during the day at the stamm
House, leaving Lena and q little brother
at home alone. Lena is about nine years
old, and her brother several years young.
err. The offense with which Drummond
stands charged is said TO have been com,
mitted on Monday afternoon, during the
absence Of the child's parents from home.
Drummopd was held In the sum OF $500
TO answer at court, and failing to furnish
the necessary bond was committed to Jail.
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HEREAFTER the Az p. N. train on the
P. ". & Ky. road that reaches Steuben.
vile junction at SIS p. n, connects d.
rect With sleepers for Cincinnati at that
point on the train leaving Pittsburgh at
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THE LITTLE oxrroRS GusssPRIn-
GLittle Monitor Remple,n who can talk
temperance In seven different languages,
without the aid Of a photograph, has al.
ways been considered an exceedingly
mild hammered young mar, but u eeef1s
that II Ia q dangerous thing 10 impeach
his honah, sAhi He was reused yester-
day, and proved to be q sleeping lion,
sweeping down upon the newspaper fold
with an utter disregard Of consequences
which was really awful TO contemplate.
The cause Of this burst Of indignation
may be briefly stated. Mr.. Alfred Rhein-
strom, the well known short hand re-
porter, has been gathering items for the
evening paper during the absence Of Mr..
John Day, one Of their regular re.
porters. A day or two ago Rhein.
strom ~perpetrated a phunny item
on some OF the boys who oc-
c~asionalIy assemble at Kemple's Office in
the evening hours, and for inhictipg such
a Eat Joke upon his readers the sub.repor.
ter ought certainly 10 have been hanged,
drawn and quartefed. Kemple was per.
suaded by some Of the boys about the
Court House that the item referred 10
was u direct attack upon his personal
character, and q complete. yindication
was absolutely necessary In order TO set
himself right before the community.
In order 10 reach every man, woman
and child within q circuit OF twenty
miles, Jake hastened to publish q card in
the IsrEILloEScER, giving his statement
Of the case, and abiding to Rheinetrom
as q "meddlesome puppy" But his I'D.
yisers insisted that although n card was
we'll enough in It's way, it was Imperative
that Rheinstrom should be compelled 10
sign q retraction, and swallow the words
used in the obnoxious paragraph.
The r~etraction was prepared, sealed and
delivered, but Il was not signed. Armed
with the formidable document Kemple
sought Rheinstrom and demanded that
that gentleman should ut once attach his
John Hancock to certificate Of goode char.
acter which he had brought with him.
Rheinstrom demurred 10 the indict-
ment and each count thereof, when
the Little Monitor suddenly un-
masked q battery and stormed Rhein-
strom's plug hat with his cane. The
besieged msde a vigorous defense, aod for
a few seconds dread war ragged in blind
fury. Justice VIM. Phillips and Consia-
BILE General Price distinguished them
selves at this awful moment, when the
dreadful clash Of kold.headed canes
awoke the silence Of Blackstone
Row, by rushing into the fray
at the peril OF their lives, and
separating the modern Gladiators. Both
were marched 10 Justice Phillips office,
and examined upon u charge Of wilfully,
and with malice aiorethought, creating
,umult and disorder on 8 public high
way. The trial resulted in Kemple being
held in $500 to insure his good behavior
and required TO pay 81 and costs for his
pugilstic fun, while Rheinstrom was
| honorably discharged.
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oyyn in MARITIME Ferry the %luvenil,
bosom burns with aferyor that IL has mol
known for many = long day, at the ap
pearanee Of numerous flaming eircuI
biIIs. GThe Great Pacific Circus" will ex'
hibit there next Monday.
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KRAAER's full band has been engaged
10 play for the Bethany College Com.
mencement on Jane 10Th and 10Th, and
al Morgantown on the 25th, 18th, and
9Th. This goes 10 show that our mu!i-
clans are stu popular through the
State.
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PETITION IN BAsKRuProY,-Mr. Adam
Kalbheiscb, formerly proprietor OF the
Tidal Wave Saloon, and later OF the
Opera House Saloon, has filed a voluntary
petition in bankruptcy. His liabilities
amount to about $1,000, the follow
ing being his principal creditors: James
o.. Morris, Wheeling, $500; Henry
schmulbach, Wheeling, $500; James
Williamson, Pomeroy, $500; Kinghorn &
Kress, Wheeling, $50; John Robrecht,
Wheeling, S5s; Anton Rsymann, Wheel.
ing, $50; Carl Meyers, Wheeling, SIS; C.
Seibert, PLEASANT Valley, $50; John
Kalbheisch, Darlington, $50; city Of
Wheeling, $50; Charles seabright, Wheel.
ing, Sls; Nail City Brewing Company,
Wheeling, S65.
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New ARRIVAL For THE LADrEs.-
Just received by express another lot oil
Ladies' French Heel Walking Slippers,
Ladies' Kid Princess Button, Ladies'
Long Branch Ties, Ladies' Grecian But,
ton and Duchess Button. All the above
goods and the latest styles. Ladies, call
and see them, at L. v. BLosD's,
1135 Main st.
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MAxYo Of our oldIonS unite In proclaim.
inc Dr.. Bulls Blood Mixture the most
wonderful inyiRorant that ever sustained
the sinking system. d&W
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john RorMrR will open ten thousand
bolts Of choice new style Of Wall Paper
with Border 10 match, at Nos. 20l9 and
202l Main street.
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TRAvELERs often wonder why theil
fellow.trayelers are so loud In their
praise Of the Colonnade Hotel, Philadel-
phia, but, after 9 visit themselves, they
are sAtis6ed Of is famous excellence.