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, 1878-08-15

A MISTAKEN MAN The male flirt sell
dom finds his victims among sensible
girls. They generally come of conquer
ors in tilt of hearts; and the dscomft-
ell coxccmS, although convinced against
his will, finds that all maidens are no!
like moths, to he caught by IL glare
However, he does not possess magn Inim-
ity enough to confess the truth, but will
slyly insinuate to his equally mean con-
federates that he had amused himself by
making love to Miss---,but ii he had
dreamed that she was 81 much interested
10 him, he would have reIrained, and
spared her poor tender heart. DeIuded
spooneyl he little knows that he affords
food for laughter for a dozen merry maid.
ems. Bur, girls, you must put down"
this conceited popinjsy. FIirt whenever
you discover 'Brkis is wiling but
maintain your dignity; allow NJ undue
faml liarry; keep him at respectful dis
tance, aud, If necessary, peIt him with
sugar coated bullets until you demolish
his brazen helmet, and show him to the
community in his true colors.
, 1878-08-15

ALTHOUGH Vice. President Wheeler
was cured Of liver complaint by taxing
one box of scrugg's pills, he refuses ~
sign an almanac certificate to that eiecs.
SINE men can't be grateful-they don'
know how.
, 1878-08-15
Calm Thought.

There is nothing which makes So great
| a difference between one man and another,
rs the practices Of calm aud serious think.
ing. To these who have been accustomed
to it, there is required at first AL effort /;
but it is entirely III their own power to
repeat this effort if they will, and when
they will. 1t becomes every day easier
by perseverance, aud habit-and the habit
so acquired exerts material iutiience
upou their condition Ms responsible and
immortal beings. In that great process,
therefore, in which consists the healthy
condition Of any man MS n moral being,
there is most important step, Of which
he must be conscious as An exercise ot
hi, own mind. You feel that you have
here power, however little you may At
tend to the exercise of it. You Can di-
rect your thoughts to any object you
please; you can contide them to objects
which are before you at the time, or oc
currences which have passed during the
day-or you can send them back to events
which took place many years ago. You
can direct them to persons whom you are
in the habit of meeting from day to day,
or to those who are separated from you
by thousands of miles. You can place
before you persons who lived, aud event,
which occurred long before you came in'
to existence, and you eau anticipate and
realize events which are not likely to oc
cur until you have ceased to exist Study
these wondrous processes of your mind
observe what power you have over them,
and what consequences of eternal import
ance must arise from exercising them
Alright. Ii you can thus think Of any
subject you please, why cannot you think
of God-Of His power, His wisdom, His
holiness, His justice His law which
He has written in your heart, and in Hi
revealed word1 Why cannot you think
Of, and realize the period when you shall
lie down in the grave; and that tremen
douS moment when all that are in their
graves shall hear the voice of the Son O
God, and they that hear shall live, ami
shall arise TO judgment3 Such truths As
these, duly considered, or thought Of,
could not fail, under D viue influence, IT,
exercise powerful effect upon all our
habits of thinking and acting in this
life.
, 1878-08-15

GAMBLERS LATIN--E plutJnS unGns
(won of many.)
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Lindsey Institute Notes.

The Lindsey Literary Society met al
the usual time yesterday afternoon. AT
ter the regular literary exercises, inter
esting miscellaneous business was trans
acted. The society decided that q mock
trial should take place on next Friday
afternoon, IN the case of the society
against John L. GIlchrist. 1t seems that
the Society imposed fine upon Mr.. Gill
christ for certain misdemeanors, OF which
he was not guilty. He refused TO pay
the fine, hence the trial. Messrs. Nc.
Cure, Grier and Dodson have been
chosen as aitorneys.in behalf of the So
cietv. Mr.. Gilchrst will be allowed 10
defend himself, and has also chosen a.
his attorneys Messrs. Jingle and Baker
The proceedings OF the trial viii be inter
esting.
The new officers recently elected by
the above Secretly are rs follows: PresI-
dent, George w. Leighton; Vice-Presi-
dent Ed. f. Boyd; Secretary, Charlie:
List; Critic, Ed. Thomas.
George Leighton, the son of Wheel.
ing's celebrated poet, is considered by oil
rs one of the best presiding officers the
Society has ever had.
A new paper is about to be started at
the Institute by some two or three enter.
prising boys of the school. This paper
will take the place of the LindSley BuL-
letin, which mas been suspended.
The Lindsey Institute Cadets, Com.
pany "a" will have their new uniforms
made before the 22nd Of February, in
order that they may celebrate the ami
verssry of Washington's birthday, BY a
grand parade.
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Coming Events,

There is to be grand masque ball
given BY the j. W. B. on Thursday
evening, February l4th, at Beethoven
hall.
A grand ball will be given at Union
hail, Benwood, on Friday evening, the
22nd instant, by the A. A. l. S. and Tin
Workers of tho United Ststes. Music
will be furnished by Viewig's full
orchestra.
A select social will be given by the I.
B. and G s at Stsmm's hall, out the pike,
next Friday evening. Kramer will spiel
for the boys.
A private masquerade will be given by
the +. }. o. L. Society at Schwarz's
Hall, south side, next Thursday. The
committee of arrangements are w. j.
Lutz, q. w. Welty, f. q. Hoffman, q.
}. Welty and Thomas McGrsil.
The ball to be given on the 18th inst,
by the Arlington Stove Moulders, prom
ises to be grand affair. 1t should be
well attended as 1t Is for the benefit OF
the Children's Home. Price of ticket 81 :.
Some of the public spirited citizens of
the South Side determined not 10 be out.
done by the rest of their fellow-citizens,
are organizing what is expected by its
projectors 10 be the grsndest masquerade
bali Of the season. Westwood's Hall has
been selected as the place for holding it,
and February Is the date. The Commit
tee is determined 10 leave nothing undone
to fulfill their antlcipstions and promises.
T. 7. Cocksynes excellent orchestra band
will furnish the music.
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Snow NRlilug.

Whether there is any fun IN snow ball
ing. depends altogether upon the posi-
ton occupied by the person meditauEg
upon the subject. Probably not less than
one thousand boys and young men
amused themselves in this sport i'll the
city yesterday. Nearly every pedestrian
or occupant of sleigh or wagon was
treated TO shower of balls at every
street corner he was compelled to pass.
AS rule the victims accepted the attack
in good humor, but sometimes they got
angry and resorted to various plans TO
rid themselves of the annoyance.
At Twenty fourth and Chapllne streets
Teutonic gentleman got out of his sleigh
and declared "By shiminy" he would sue
the city if the boys did not stop pe!Ling
him. A little later young man from
Centre Wheeling came along, and re-
ceiving the same treatment, stopped his
sleigh and tried to arrest the offenders.
He did not succeed, however.
At Twenty. second and Main streets q
we'll known gentleman was hailed with
shouts of "Here comes - calling
him by nsme), and the boys made ready
to give him treat. He coolly reached
down, and taking out his revolver point
ed it at the crowd, telling them to FIRE
away and he would do the same. He
was not molested.
But the most unfortunate victim of the
day, as far as learned was poor sick
woman from the country on her way to
see physician. 1t is the pride OF the
average American that he always treats
a lady with respect. Not so with the
crowd which at one time WAS gathered
on the corner of Twenty.third and Mar.
ket streets. They could not let the OPP
portuni,y of snow balling country people
in sleigh pass, and SO this poor inotien-
sive woman, in i'll health had TO suffer
unnecessarily from the hands of 3
thoughtless, unmsnnerly boy. Much
annoyance was also caused in North
Wheeling and especially at the Bridge
corner.
Many other incidents could be men
toned, but these are sufficient 20 indicate
that all persons do not view snowbsllng
in the same light, and some one may get
hurt.
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personalities.

Prof. John Hess, the magician, of this
city, is now travelling in Tennessee, and
writes back that good business greets
him everywhere.
George Burns, student at Bethany
College, son of ex-Superintendent of
State Schools Burns, is in the city.
President Thompson, of the West Vir-
ginia University, arrived in the city yes
terday, and will lecture on "Macauley'
at the Zane Street NJ. L. Church tonight
DR.. Joseph Ii. Little, one of the pro-
prletors of the Fulton House, Wash
ington, Pa, was in the city yesterday.
Z. Studebsker, OF the firm OF Stude-
baker Bros, wagon makers. South Bend,
Ind, has rooms as the Mcclure House.
OMalley, the Pittsburgh attorney,
smiled upon the fair ones st the M. l..
G.'s entertainment last night.
Mr.. Michael Lynch, well known
gentleman OF Centre Wheeling, went 10
Pittsburgh yesterday for brief visit.
A. J. Smith has returned from his visit
to De Witt, Iowa.
r. II. Ellingham leaves on Monday
for Pittsburgh.
Miss Ella johnson, the ogsnist at
Parker's Hall n. Z. L. T., will play St
Grand Temperance Jubilee st Washing
ton Hall on the 18th inst. Miss johnson
is thorough musician.
Mrs. l. T. Carpenter leaves to-day on
visit 10 friends in Allegheny, Pa.
Mr.. John Bodley, OF Bodley Bros,
wagon manufacturers of this city, who
hss been sbsen. from home for the psst
three weeks on q busIhess tour, returned
yesterday.
A. Hayward, engaged with an extern
sive pork packing and provision firm OF
Chicago, is in the city.
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RIVER News.

The marks at the landing last evening
indicated 10 feet in the chsnne! and falling
slowly, having receded foot since day.
light.
The Stockdsle passed up at 0 o'clock
yesterday, en- route TO Pitts burgh.
The Rsgon departed at 1890 A. NJ. for
Psrkersburg.
The Thsnbsuser departed for Msta.
moras at 1920 a. NJ.
The Fannie Tatum arrived from Pitts.
burgh at 4 o'clock, yesterday morning.
She took on 5000 kegs of nails for st.
Louis, and passed out last night.
The Hudson leaves a. o'clock this
afternoon for Cincinnati.
The O'Nesl will be the Pittsburgh boat
at o'clock this morning.
The Courier will leave on time for
Parkersburg.
The Stockdsle will pass down to-mor-
row morning for Cincinnati.
The Andes is due up Monday morning
from Cincinnati.
Pilot Sims informed US that q coal
barge has been sunk in the channel close
to the head of Reppert's bar,
By Telegraph.
PITTsBURGH, February l.-River G
feet inches and falling. Weather cloudy
and cool.
NEw ORLEANS, February l.-Arrived
--Rooert Mitchell, Cincinnati; Matches
YIcksburg; ID. Stein, Ouschits river. No
departures. Weather clear.
CINCINNATI, February River %
feet and rising slowly. Light snow
nearly all day. Depsrted-Andes,
Wheeling; Mary Muller, st. Louis.
VICKsBURG, February Weather
cloudy. River fell inch. Down-Lee
and Golden Crown. Up-Illinois and
Cherokee. ArriVed-Simpson Homer.
LOUISVILLE, February l.--Snowing.
Disqualification Rule and ANDY
Baum, CINCINNATI; Chss. Morgan. River
falling with 10 feet inches in the canal.
CAIRO, February 1.-Arrived-Colo-
RADIO, st. Louis; Standard, st. Louis,
Dippold, OHIO river. Departed Dip
pold, New Orleans; Colorado, Vicks-
burg. River rs feet inches and rising.
Weather cloudy.
MMMPHls, February River risen
6 inches, and now stands II feet 2 inches.
Weather cloudy. Arrived Belle of
Texas, Little Rock; Dispatch, st. Louis.
Depsrted-Grsnd Tower, Vicksburp;
Capital City, st. Louis; Donnslly and
Little Condor, New Orleans.
EVANSVILLE, February l.-Wes,her
cloudy, cold, showing and damp. River
q feet and rising slowly. Up-Silver
Thorn, NJ. Smith, IdlewIld, Joseph IL.
Bigby and tow. Down-Dick johnson,
Sam Roberts and tow, Golden Rule; the
Guthrie is due. The boats generally had
good trips, but business is insctive on
account Of the weather.
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Contest for u Sword.

The Schmulbach Zousves have been
engaged for some time past in securing
Candidates for handsome sword, which
is 10 be presented to the most popular
Captain of militia, or to the one recev-
ing the largest number of votes. The
sword is put up by this company at the
request OF the widow of the late Captain
William Stanley, and the proceeds will
be divided equally between Mrs. Stanley
and the Zouaves, so that voters will bene-
at two worthy objects at the same time.
The following officers have consented
to become candidates: Capt. VIM. w.
Miller, OF the Mathews Light Guards;
Capt. Hugh Sterling, OF the Gotf Light
Guards; Capt. w. l.. Bridges, Of the
Moundsyille Zouaves, and Capt. Shop
pard, of the Bsrnesvllle, o., company.
These are all popular officers, and it is
expected that the contest will be close
and exciting one. Captains Bridges and
and Sheppard will, of course, receive
their support manly from their own sec
tions, and the contest in the city will be
confined to our home candidates. The
sword is on exhibition at Chas. Helm
brights cigar store, on Market street,
where votes will be received from to-day
till the evening OF the I'D inst, when the
the polls will be transferred TO Turner
Hall, closing at midnight of that date.
The votes will be twenty-five cents each.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
ID made by Henry Otto and Rlcka, his
wife, to the undersigned trustee. dated
the 2Sth day OF December. A. u. ISL, and
recorded in the Clerks Office OF the Coun-
ty Court OF Ohio county, West Virginia,
in deed OF trust book No. 4, page 2Si, will
on SATURDAY, the 23rd day OF February,
A. ID. 1873, commencing at IL O'Clock A, NJ,
at the front door of the Court House of
said county. proceed to sell 10 the highest
aud best bidder the following property !:
The east hall OF lot eighty-tOur, fronting
twenty. five feet on the National road In
the town OF Triadelphia, aud running
back so as 10 make one full lot of said town
TERMS OF SALE-Three hundred dollars,
or as much more as the purchaser may
elect, cash the balance in two equal in
tallments, payable six and twelve months
after day OF sale, with interest from date,
and secured TO the satisfaction OF the tr1s-
tee. A. KEY MANN, Trustee.
RUSSELL q STIFEL, att'ys. talsi
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ATCtOuys MOnax.

This pedacious rodent, like most of his
brethren, of the biped class, rejoices in the
ambiguity OF several aliases. Vulgarly
he is the Ground Hog provincislly, the
Woodchuck; Continentally, the Arcto-
mys Moaar; metereolOgically, he may be
considered rs the scientific ancestor, a
sort of weather GUws of "Old Probabill-
ties" He is barometer, thermometer,
hvgrOmeter and thermometer, all in one.
He foretel!s the future by shadows, and
no doubt furnished the idea SO beautifully
expressed by the poet Campbell in
"LochellPs Warning"
The sunset Of life lends as mystical lore,
And: coming events cas-, their shadows
before"
It's instructive with us to veDerste all
soothssyers, especially one who hides
himself so long in csvernous darkness to
mediate on his oracle, and comes forth
with so little ostentatiJn TO disclose il.
1t is commonly supposed that he
breaks his winters sleep and comes forth
TO cast horoscope of the year by the
solar "aspect," that he may thus prog
no3ticste the weather for himself, but
this is to ignore the wisdom Of his win.
ter's rumingtion. Doubtless, so far as he
IS concerned, the problem has already
been worked out, and he comes forth
only 10 sdmonish us that 80 single
swallow does not make summer"
bat it may be that he is looking out for
himself, and knows some Of those many
'things in heaven and in earth that are
no. dreamt Of in our philosophy" Any
way, we elcome thee, venerable MonsI,
and shall take the weather like thee, as it
comes, Conten:ed
Whether IL rains or whether IL SHOWS,
Whether ii shines or whether 1t blows,
to button our cloak or throw it of, &C
cording to the need OF the honr and our
personal comfort.
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AMONG OUR CHURC HES.
W here our Citizens will Worship
Tomorrow.


AT the first Baptist Church, young
mems prayer meeting at 9 A. N. Preach.
ing at lO:SO-"The Apostles Plea and
Plan to Save Souls" The hand of fell
lowship will be given to new members,
and the Lords Supper commemorsted.
Sunday School at 2 Pm. Preaching at I.
Theme, "Apostacy."
Revival meetings will be continued In
the Baptist Church during the week.
On Thursday evening, by request, it
was made 8 special subject of prayer that
God would prepare the way FOR Rev. Z.
2. Hsmmond's coming to this city.
These special meetings have greatly
cheered the church, and conversions, or
reservations, occur frequently.
First Presbyterian Church, Chapline
street. Preaching by the pastor, Rev.
ID. A. Cunningham, ID. D., at l09 A. NJ.
and at p. NJ. Morning subject, "Duty
of the Saved" evening, "The Last Cos
pel Call" A welcome given to all.
North Street NJ. E. Church, George
G. Wilding pastor. Morning subject,
"The Worlds offerings to Christ-E1cuse
instead OF Services" evening, Gan
Answer to Excuses why People are not
Christians"
The usual services will be held at the
Disciples Church tomorrow by the pas
tor Rev. o. =. Miller, at 10! A. M.and
PM
First English Evangelical Lutheran
Church, Sixteenth street, between Mar.
ket and Chapline. Services this (Satur-
day) afternoon at o'clock, and to-mor.
row rs follows: 1880 A. NJ. the rite OF
confirmation with the ordinances of bap.
tism, and the Lords Supper will be ad.
ministered, Rev. d. r. 2. Barry, OF Free.
port, Pa, assisting the pastor; 2 P. NJ
Sunday school, object lesson and ad'
dresses; 7 p. NJ. sermon, subject, ga
true Christian spirit" All seats free.
The revival services at the Wesley NJ
Z, Church still continue, with the inter.
est still increasing. Fifty accessions and
conversions are reported, and many more
are on the way.
United Presbyterian Church, Rev. j
T. Mcclure, pastor. Services tomorrow
at l05 A. NJ. and P. NJ. Sabbath school
at 2 P. NJ, w. j. w. Cowden, Superin'
tendcnt.
Services will be held as usual on Sun
day at the Church of the Immaculate
Conception. Subject of English sermon
"Tho necessity of notifying our pas
sions in order to obtain heaven. Subject
for German sermon, synopsis of English
sermon preached at the same service.
At the Wesley NJ. L. Church, service:
for Sunday, 8 a. NJ. experience meeting
l04 o'clock preaching, followed by
baptismsl services by the pastor. AT
A. n the funeral of William McGill will
take place at the church, TO which al
the friends are invited, especially the
parents and friends OF the Sunday School
children. Preaching at night by the
pastor. There will be services every
night during the week and children''
meeting on Tuesday and Friday after
noon at 81 o'clock.
Services ut the Reformed, Episcopa
Church, l,2O5 Chspline street, at 1875
A. NJ. and p. NJ.
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Letter Carrier., Report.

Work done By the letter carriers dur.
ing the month Of January, 1878:
UEIIyERED.
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SIeighing Accidents.

While out sleighing yesterday, Mr..
Selby Jones met with the accident of up
setting his sleigh near the Suspension
bridge corner on the Island, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jones, who were returning home,
with two children in the sleigh, were
thrown out. No one was hurt except
one Of the children, who was slightly
scratched about the face. In returning
10 this side of the river and when st the
same place where he first upset his
sleigh, he met with like misfortune.
Fortunately, Mr.. Jones was not injured.
LAST evening, while indulging in the
delightful psstime of sleighing, sleigh
driven by Mr.. Hcrkheimer collided with
another sleigh nes- the stone bridge on
Main street, which resulted in breaking
the shsits of Mr.. Horkheimer's sleigh,
and throwing him and gentleman by
the nsme'of Bloch upon the ground. No
injury to either of the gentlemen.
Yesterday evening while out sleighing,
Mr.. Frank Woodmsnsee met with the
accident OF breaking both runners of his
sleigh. The accident occurred on market
street, Just at the bridge. No damage TO
horse or driver.
While cut sleigh riding Thursday
afternoon, horse driven by Mrs. S. II.
woodward, wife OF President Woodward
Of the La Belle nail works, took fright
and dashed up Chapline street at furi-
ous rate. When near the corner OF
Twenty-si1th street he Suddenly stopped,
and it is said by persons who witnessed
the affair il he had no. done so nothing
could have saved the occupants OF the
sleigh from being thrown against post
and perhaps killed.
A stylish Centre Wheeling cigar
maker and his friend were treated TO
snow bath by the upsetting OF their
sleigh at the corner of Twenty-sixth snd
Chspline streets yesterday morning. Ne
damage was done.
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CONGRESSIONAL,
WAsHrNoroS, Fcbrus,v ,
H1USE l.

Mr.. Baker, of Indiana r,,
charges sgains. the door. keens D'sseaist
House, reciting that he has On -; q tas
sixty-three names more than are IL .'. fa'a
lied by law, and demanding an i rr.ao,'
CATION. The subject was enterts, ~ sSa'
a Question OF privilege, and ate, . s
discussion the investigation ~ %'ss
charges was referred to the Comm, IL
on Reform in Civil Service.
The House then went into Conn.,.
tee of the Whole on the priys,s ' a
dar. After some time tho come @,ea'
arose and reported to the Houss ~"
private bills, principally pension ,I1 I:NI
but no action wss taken thereon O''
Adjourned till Monday
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FOR SALE.

A HALF LOT ON THE WEST SIDE OF
N Main St.. Fifth ward, between Twenty
second and Twenty-third stS., beginning
at point 30 feet south of &. w. Seabrights
clothing store and extending % feet south,
and extending $50 feet west to n wide alley.
Also frame tenement house on the east
side of Eefi street, Second ward, between
Eleventh aud Twelfth streets. For terms,
&c, apply TO JAS. WHEELER, Esq,
Real Estate Agent, Office corner Main and
ORD StrpptS Eifth ward iag
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THE COURTS.
Yesterdays Proceedings I'm the Dir
ferenr Judiciary Bodies.
CIRCUIT coURT-JUDGE MELVIN.

CIRCUIT CoURT-JUDGE MELVIN.
The will of Otto Kreps was proven
upon the oaths of the subscribing Wit
nesses and admitted TO record, Elizabeth
Kreps, qualified as executrix, giving
personal bond in tine sum of 81 goo.
A final decree in favor OF defendants
was directed to be entered in the case OF
VIM. Nichols We. Isaac Cots, trustee,
and others.
An application for the removal to
Ohio of the personal estate OF ). V.
Moeller, a minor, was submitted.
Adjourned until o'clock this morn
ing.
MUNICIPAL coURT-JUDGE cRANMER.
p. D. Carroll VS.. Andrew Ii. Rey-
nolds, in assumpsit. Case continued I'm
til the next term, at cost of plaintiff
Adjourned until ten o'clock this morn
ing.
POLICE CoURT-JUDGE CRANMER.
David Ryan, disorderly vsgrant, fined
81 and costs. Committed.
John Wilson, disorderly vsgrant, fined
81 and costs. Committed.
George Rssp, drunken vagrsnt, tined
81 and costs. Committed.
Henry Bushmau, disorderly vagrsnt
(home talent), fined 81 and costs.
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GnInniInhle MRtIer.

The following letters are detained al the
Wheeling postothce, awaiting the neces-
ssry stamps to forward them to their
destinations
Mr.. A. Hslstead, city; Annie B. Kline,
No. 60 Eighteenth street, city; Miss
Caroline Baker, Central Glass Works,
city; Frank Demi, No. 92l Msrke. street,
city; Lizzie Brockhsrdt, Ne. SS7 Alley
c, city; Mrs. Celia Nudge, No. So Alley
10, CITY.