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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-06-20

SoUIBs PROM TUE 'SQUIREs.-Mary Alder
complained against Nettie Gardner, and
Nettie Gardner against Annie Archibald
before Squire Wheeler, OF disturbing tue
peace. The parties met at the Justices
Office, and as it was clearly case Of dia'
mond cut diamond, all agreed upon a
compromise. IS
The cases Of Melissa Robinson and Mag.
gle Mitchell came up before Squire Miller
yesterday, and were continued until this
afternoon at 3 o'clock, alter a portion Of
the evidence had been heard.
Three boys, named Thomas 0'Brien,
James Sweeney and William Gillespie,
were before Squire Miller, yesterday after.
noon, charged with breaking into the resi-.
dence OF Mrs. Mcllwain and carrying Of
sundry articles. They were held for theiI
appearance at Court 10 answer, and being
unable to furnish bail, were committed
to jail. Last night they were singing in
their cells, apparently as happy as larks,
Squire Miller committed two lunatics
yesterday, named Thomas King and Dan
lei 0'Leary. King is , NONRESIDENT who
was picked up as ''vag" q few days since
and sent TO the Workh0pse. o'Leary live
In North Wheeling, and Is employed al
the Top Mil. He had been in Jail before
as lunatic, but got better and was dis
charged from custody. Yesterday morn
ing he was before the Police Court on q
charge OF disorderly conduct, and Judge
Cranmer, noticing that he was laboring
under mental alteration, turned him ovel
to Justice Miller. 1t is said that o. Leary
wasprostrated with the heat while at work
some time since, from the effects Of which
he has never recovered.
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SELLING BEER AND WINE AT PICNIcs.-
There seems to be general misunder.
standing concerning the recent action oil
Council upon the sale Of wine and beer al
picnics. Many people suppose that the
resolution introduced in the Second
Branch by Mr.. McSash, and adopted BY
both Branches Of Council, will put stop
to the business, but this is not correct,
Mr.. McNash's resolution simply sets forth
that in the opinion Of this Council the
public peace demands that hereafter no
license should be granted to any person OF
persons TO sell or give away spirituous OF
malt liquors at any picnic or celebration
held within the city limits" The ordi.
nance in relation to Cotfee-houses and or.
dinaries was amended September II, 1872,
by adding that any person desiring Ia
sell wine, ale, beer or spirits at picnic,
shall first pay to the Receiver Of the city
$40 for each day." And again, in July,
1876, a further amendment was added re-
stricting the sale OF intoxicating drinks at
picnics between the hours OF A. N. and
JPN.
This ordinance is of course still in force,
and will be until q new ordinance is en-.
acted or the old one repealed. The reso-
luton Of Mr.. McNash was good enough
so far as it went, but it did not 20 far
enough. An ordinance cannot beeitected
by resolution. What is needed is more
sweeping legislation. As the matter stands
at present, the authorities will no doubt
continue to issue special licenses for pic
mics whenever applied for and paid for in
advance, as they clearly have no instruc-
tons from Council to the contrary.
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PERSONAL MENTION. Rev. John W
Goodlin, reelected Secretary OF Home
Mission for the ninth time BY the Gen,
eral Synod of his denomination, is in the
city, and will preach tonight at the English
Lutheran Church.
Will, J. Applegate, of Wellsburg, regis.
tered at the New Mcclure yesterday.
Ed. Bowie, B. & o. Express Messenger
in this city, has gone to his home in Mary.
land to recuperate.
Frank Sellars, popular young Pitts.
burgher, arrived in the city yesterday on
visit TO friends.
L. Rowland, Travelling Agent OF the
Central Ohio Div. B. 4 0. road, is at the
New Mcclure.
Clarence Swearingen, of Philadelphia,
an old Wheeling boy, is in town on abriei
visit.
J. H. Root, prominent wool BUYER oil
Hartford, Conn, autographed yesterday
at the New Mcclure.
Mr. Peter Welty returned home last
night, from quitean extended trip through
West Va. and Maryland.
Rev. @. W. Manchester, OF Parkersburg,
will be in the city over Sunday, and occI.
Ply the pulpit OF the Fourth Street NJ. f.
Church, both morning and evening.
Major Tom Norton's large heart was
made very glad yesterday afternoon. He
is the proud poSsessor OF nine and
three-quarter pound boy. His bearing
last evening was more military than usual.
We extend hearty congratulations.
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dry, parched, sore throat losing flesh,
bronchial and asthmatic attacks, pneu.
MONA, weakened and debilitated state Of
the system, all these dangerous symptoms
are cured BY "Dr. SwRyne's Compound
Syrup OF Wild Cherry The first dose
gives RELIEF, and the worst cough and sore
lungs yield to Its healing prophecies
physicians recommend it.n
u have made use Of this preparation for
many years, and 1t has proved to be yery
reliable and efficaCious in the treatment Of
severe and long.standlng coughs. know
Of two patients, nowi in comfortable health,
and who but for Its use consider would
not now be liVing.-1saac s. Herbien, N.
D., Straustown, Berks county, Pa"
Price Trial bottles, % cents; large size,
which is the most economical, 81 o., or six
for s. 90. Asingle Accent bottle will Oft
entmes cure recent cough or cold, and
thus prevent much suffering and risk Of
life. Prepared only by Dr., SSaYne 4 Son,
Philadelphia Sold by leading druggists.
MWRkw
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The symptoms are moisture, like pers.
piration, intense itching, increased by
scratching, very distressing, particularly
at night as il pin worms were crawling in
AID about the rectum, the private parts
are sometimes affected; il allowed to con.
tinue, very serious results may follow,
DR. SwAYSA's ALL HEALING 0lYFMEST Is a
pleasant sure cure.
HONE CUREs.-We we're great sufferer
from Itching Piles, the symptoms were
as above described, the use Of Swayne's
Ointment in short time made Q perfect
cure.
J. ". CuRlsr, Boot & Shoe House, s44
N. 2dSt.
T; g. WEYxAS, Halter, s s. sth St,
Reader, II you are suffering from this
distressing Complaint, or letter, Itch,
SCald Head, Ring Worm, or any Orusty,
Scaly Skin Eruption, use Swayne's Oint.
ment and be cured. Sent by mail TO any
address on receipt Of price in currency or
8 cent postage stamps), 80 cents box,
three boxes, ST %. Address letters, DR..
Swayne & Son, $50 n. Sixth St., Philadel.
phia; Nocharge for advice. Sold by lead
ing druggists. NwF4w
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THE MoSoXGAIIA AGRICULTURAL AssocI.
ALTON IScoRPoRATED.-Secretary Of State
Brady yesterday issued a certificate Of in
corporation to the Monongalia Agricultur.
al Association, which was organized "ior
the purpose OF promoting the agricultural
and mechanical interests Of Mouongalia
and the adjoining counties, and encour.
aging the growth Of stock therein, and for
the purpose Of acquiring real estate for
fair grounds, buildings, etc" The corpor.
alton will carry on business at Morgan.
town, Monongalia county, and is TO ex.
pire on the first day Of January, 1899. One
hundred dollars has been subscribed
to the capital stock, OF which ten
dollars has been paid in, with
privilege reserved of increasing said capt.
tai BY sales Of additional shares 10 S., 600.
The capital SO subscribed is divided into
shares Of $40 each, and held by the follow
ing citizens OF Monongalia county: W. G.
McGrew, Fred. BreaEiron, VIM. w. John,
Joseph Snyder, VIM. Wagner, Fielding X.
o'Kelly, Elisha H. Coombs, Eliza G. La.
zier, Michael Muse, James @. Wallace.
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.; The marks indicate 9 feet inches and

The marks indicate 8 feet 4 inches and
falling.
Weather clear and warmer.
The Science left for Parkersburg yester.
day, in place Of the Courier.
The Hope arrived yesterday with the
Thanhauser in tow, taking her to Swee-
ney's to receive her machinery.
The Thompson is expected down, en-
route FOL Cincinnati, at noon to-day. Its
doubtful that she will be able 10 reach
here.
The Buckeye State, en- route to Pitts.
burgh, turned back from Parksrsburg yes.
terday, and will go to the bank until there
is more water.
The Telegram, Phaeton and o'Neal are
making their usual daily trips.
The Pittsburgh Commercial. Gazette OF
yesterday says: Owing to the low water
and pressure Of business, the Wheeling
packet, @. W. Bachelor, was several hours
behind time in getting in, and Captain
Wintringer concluded to lie over until to-
day. This will probably be the Batche-
lor's last trip until the river swells.
twenty-five snags are reported between
Pittsburgh and Cincinnati, some of them
bad ones and very much in the way.
The hull Of the old Granite State is 10
be converted into wharfboat at Catletts-
burg, ny.
II is proposed, says the Pittsburgh Com
nerctGl- Gd;EttI, to take of some 800 feet OF
the channel dixie at the trap, in order to
give better access to Middletown.
United States engineers have been ex-
aiming the Wolf River, in Wisconsin,
with view Of making It navigable, and
claim that an appropriation OF SIS 900 will
place the river in condition to allow boats
drawing 81 feet Of water to go up as far as
Shawano.
The steubenvilIe Ga.er says: 1.-THE fol.
lowing are the distractions reported at
this end OF the river: A snag in the chan
mel, below the Government light at the
loot OF Captina Island; run either side.
a snag opposite the coal works at the foot
Of Burlington bar. A big log on the shore
bar, above the Government light at the
Sisters" A break opposite the old coal
works at the end Of Pike Island; run the
shore side. A big root at the foot Of AEingo
Island; run the shore side. A big snSg
100 yards below William Freeman's pipe
works. A snag opposite New Cumber-
lAuu Ianulng. Dig Tree opposite Cltt.
ton brick works, on the edge Of the bar.
A big root opposite big trees at the foot OF
Montgomery Island.
1t Is possible that the Andes will leave
Cincinnati as usual to-day and try to
make her way back, in spite Of the scant
water.
A big rise would cause the coal men Of
Pittsburgh to leap for Joy, as large
amount Is ready TO go out on the first
"boom."
The United States lighthouse tender,
Lily, leaves Cincinnati to-day for Pitts.
burgh, on her quarterly inspection Of this
end Of her district.
The Cincinnati Enquinr Of yesterday
says: Captain J. V. Reynolds yesterday
purchased the Laura L. Davis from Capt
i q -Rnnn nnnAnir, Rnrnnlin iii .lsSLL
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The CIDER ORDINAHcE.-The following
is the full text OF the ordinance prohibit.
ing the sale Of intoxicating cider, as PASS
ed by Council:
WHEREAS, 1t is represented that certain
persons who have not licenses to keep
coffee houses or ordinaries have been, on
all days Of the week, selling both to min
ors and adults, intoxicating liquors under
the names OF cider, sweet cider, crab cider,
ETC., to he drank on the premises where
sold. whereby many persons have become
drunk, to the great detriment OF the peace
and good order OF the citizens; therefore,
SEC. |. Be it ordained by the Council OF
Wheeling, That it shall be unlawful for
any person or persons not having license
to Keep an ordinary ora coffee house, to
sell or offer for sale within the city of
Wheeling, to be used as a beverage, any
liquor composed wholly or in part Of
cider, or called cider, which Is intoxicating.
SEC. 2. Every person who shall offend
against the provisions OF the preceding
section shall, for each ofense, be fined not
less than i've nor more than fifty dollars;
provided, that il the offense be Committed
on Sunday, or it be by sale to a person
who IS under twenty.one years OF age, the
tine shall be not leas than ten nor more
than 500, and in default OF payment
thereof he sentenced to Imprisonment and
to labor without compensation at any pub.
lie works or improvements Of the city for
a period not exceeding one year.
SIC. 8. This ordinance shall be in force
from and alter the date OF its passage.
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For the White = Take the whites o.
eight eggs beaten stiff add two cups So
gar, one half cup butter, three,iourths cur
sweet milk, one teaspooniul extract lem.
on, three cups -four having In Il one meas
ure Banner Baking Powder mixed
thoroughly In the dry -four.
For the Yellow-Take the yolks oil
eight eggs well beaten; add one cup white
sugar, half cup butter, half cup sweet
milk, the grated rind aud Juice Of one
orange, one and three.iourths cups -four
having In II one.ha.i measure "Banner''
Baking Powder mixed thoroughly in the
dry flour; bake In pound cake or long CAT
pans, pouring In first layer Of white,
then layer Of yellow and white alter.
nately; bake In q slow oven.
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It is TACT we'll established by unquestiona.
bic testimony that Halls Hair REVIEWER re-
news, cleanses, brightenS, inyigorates and re-
stores to It's original color and lustre, faded
gray or discolored hair, cheaply, quickly and
surely. The poorest people prefer to buy It
and use 1t, rather than to proclaim in man
ner more fOrcible than words can dclipeats,
through blanched locks or gEissly beard, that
they are agbd and passing 70 decay. A very
short trial will convince the most Skephcal
that It does eradicate the scalp diseases which
rob the hair Of Its color and life.-Fot SCOT
Kan. Daily Monitor,
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GRAND AMATEUR PEDESTRIAN CONTEST
On next Saturday afternoon, June 2lst, at
Hornbrook Garden, will give q prize OF
Sl5 to the best and $40 to the second best
amateur pedestrian in contest OF eight
above stated. Entrance lee s.. Any par.
ties wishing to contest will leave their
name at 4.arRmie's restaurant. The mum.
Der OF contestants limited to ten, In the
evening dance will take place, and Billy
Mayors band will play Tor the dancers.
Trains will run on the Hempfeld Railroad
and Elm Grove Road every forty minutes
until II o'clock in the evening.
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BENwooD FEsrrvAL.-A committee oil
ladies and gentlemen Of the Benwood NJ.
E, Church held q festival for the benefit
OF the church, beginning May 6, and on
June IL met to close,the contest for gold.
headed cane, serving during the evening
ice cream, strawberries, &c. The result
OF the entire festival, net, is S2S5, the
greater part Of which was paid to the pas.
tor on his salary, the balance liQuidating
other church debts, leaving It almost free
from debt Of any kind. The committe de.
sire to return their thanks 10 Mr. Il, W.
Fisher for the use Of his hall, and to the
community for their liberal patronage.
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tHR summer is upon ua with all It's beau,
ties and blessings but 1t brings with It also
those diseases incident TO warm weather 10 mar
our happiness. Can we too we'll appreciate a
remedy which will cure Diarrhea, Bysentery,
Inflammation Of the Bowels and Stomach,
Sour Stomach Headaches, and host Of Sum.
mer Complaints? LawsOn's Curative will cure
all OF them easily and promptly, without
causing pain or disagreeable sensations, A
child can take it. Il cantalns only the beSt
remedial agents known to physicians TO be
adapted to these complaints Keepit on hand
for prompt use, NwR&y
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Sew AdYertIsements.

Lemons and Orangcs-N. Schulz.
Lost-Gold Ring.
Three Thousand Dollars.
Ten Thousand Pounds Sugar-BehrenI
4 Co.
The Weekly Sun.
Lawn Chairs, Rockers and settees-
ATbenz 4 Co.
Hassocks and ottomans-G C. Mendel &
;, White Mountain Freezers-Nesbitt &
Bro.
Selling OF at cost-Henry ROemer.
Ho! for the Picnic.
Choice Teas-R. ]. Smyth.
Four Days Meeting.
Notice to Contractors.
1. Blum 4 Bro-Head Of Local.
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LAoERys. WnsEY.-EdiIors I1selioncey /;
The Register has stated that the shooting
atfray near Mason's Saloon, Centre Wheel:
ing, was caused by the combatants having
partaken Of too much lager; that the
workingmen's payday Saturday means
lager, and that lager means fight. The
Register man does not, however, attribute
any fighting to whisky. The writer Is a
moderate beer drinker, and has 50 far not
been able to get to lighting by his indulg.
ing in beer; and 1t Is his honest belief
that We would have fewer drunkards il
there were no whisky Jugs carried home
and no whisky TASKS hidden in the coat
pockets: II a person drinks lager to an
excess his stomach becomes disorderly,
caused by the quantity OF the fluid that
can he taken without creating real intoxi.
cation, while q very small quantity OF
whisky will cause drunkenness, and It's
effect is constant craving for more.
A BIER DRfNERR.
III ..l... r.. m 1850
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0pD FELLOWS HALL AssocIArrox.-The
annual meeting Of the Odd Fellows Hall
Association was held on Wednesday
evening, when the following Board OF hi.
rectors was elected: AlonSo Loring, ]. T.
Holman, Lewis 0rth, Henry Uthman,
Andrew Britt, Jacob Morris, ]. NJ. Todd,
Henry Stamm and VIM. Eilingham. A
semi.annuRl dividend OF 8 per share, paw.
able July 18th, was declared BY The Also.
citation. The Board reelected their old
officers: President, ]. n. Todd; Secretary,
!. I Holman; Treasurer, Henry 9TH.
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FIRST FRuIrS.-Learning on yesterday
that the Ohio Valley Protective Union Of
this city had lost one OF its members by
death, who held at his death 5000
membership, We called at the office Of the
Association, No. 1918 Market street, and
were shown the papers and evidence of
prompt payment Of loss, and were per-
mltted to copy the following receipt:
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BIRTHDAY PARrY.-A party was given al
the residence Of Mr.. F. W, Plummer. on
the Island, last night, the occasion being
the celebration OF the birthday OF Miss
Sallie, Mr.. Plummer's daughter. Quite a
large number Of friends were present who
spent q delightful evening. Mayors string
band furnished the music and Peter Claus
the refreshments.
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Are keeping the finest French Kid arch
instep, ladies' button boots made. Also
a complete assortment OF Ladies', Misses,
and Children's Newport Ties, button
walking shoes and slippers. Mems hand
sewed strap ties, button boots, and Boys
sewed shoes. All these goods are from
the most reliable manufacturers in the
United States and are sold at as low figures
as much inferior work. 1900, opposite
Mcclure House.
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-Four DAYS MEETlSo.-The colored
Methodist Episcopal Churches of Wheel.
ing and Bridgeport Circuit will hold four
days' meeting at the Island Fair Grounds,
beginning this morning at . o'clock, and
closing on Monday next at 10 a. NJ.
Among the ministers Of prominence ex.
pected 10 be present and participate in the
exercises arc Rev. George W. Downing, E.
W. S. Hammond, W. II, ]. McDade, @. ].
Nichols, Marshal W, Taylor, D, D.
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OTr's HALL TEMPERANCE UNION give
an leo cream SOCIAL Friday and Saturday
evenings. Signor Basoni's Italian Band
has been secured for both nights. All are
welcome. Also, dramatic entertainment
on Saturday evening, and an exciting
walking match for an elegant prize. Don't
fail to be there. Admission 10 cents.
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FoR UPWARDS OF THrRrY WARS Mrs
Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been used
for children. II correCts acidity Of the
stomach, relieves trind oolic, regulates the
bowels, cures dysent9y and didrhaa,
whether arising from teething or other
causes. An old and well.tried remedy,
% cents bottle. D&W
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URccling, June 10, 1873.

THERE's 10 MrsrAKR, that one.half the
spasms and cramps in children are the ne.
suit Of worms, and even adults are ire.
quently treated under mistake, while the
genuine seat OF the disease Is worms. Try
"Dr. G. MeLAne's Celebrated VeTmifuge,h
taking great care to see "Fleming Bros,
Pittsburgh" on the label, and you viii
learn O grand secret,
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A sTRFEE Oar BuIlY.-Yes.erday morn.
ing as car No. y Of the Citizens line was
proceeding down ChRpline street, Eighth
Ward, o large, powerfully built man, pref.
ty well saturated With benxine, Jumped
ABOARD, aud proceeding 70 the front OF he
car deliberately took the reins from the
hands Of the driver, pushed that individ.
tlal roughly aside, and announced his In.
tention Of running the car. The driver
made some show Of resistance, when the
bully elected mfrom thecar. There were
several persons in the car, and as they
were rapidly nearing the B. 4 o. Railroad
crossing, the scene Of several fatal acct.
dents, the passengers became alarmed at
the risk they ran by being In custody OF q
drunken driver, The elected driver
Jumped back on the car, and with Mr.,
VIM. Q. Handlan, who went TO his assist.
ance, took hold OF the intruder and sue.
ceeded In throwing him out. The fellow
fell lat upon his stomach, and was evil.
IDENTIFY pretty badly Jared by theial He
was assisted by q bystander to Justice
Schultz's office, where he cleaned himself
up. He was not arrested, although Con.
stable Schultz was present and saw q part
Of the difficulty. None In the car knew
the fellows name, but II was stated that he
either g now or has been In the employ
Of The Elm Grove Company as a driver.
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SEVENTEENTH ANNlvRRsARY.-Seye
years ago the First English Evan. Lutheran
Church Of this city was re.organiEed by
Rev. S. B. BarnitE, Its present pastor. The
anniversary Of this relation between pastor
and people Is TO be appropriately celebrat-
ed the coming Sunday. A preparatory
service TO be held tonight. The Church
will be appropriately decked with flowers
for the Sunday services, and Rev. Mr..
Goodlin, the Secretary Of the Board Of
Home Missions and great iavorite here,
will take part in the impressive occasion.
the morning service, and an Sppropriate
discourse delivered by Rev, Mr.. Goodlin
in the evening. The Sunday School at
two o'clock in the afternoon Is to have a
suitably illustrated lesson, singing and ad-
dresses. The occasion promises to be one
OF much interest.
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0nEw JacksOn's bestsweet Navy Tobacco


John Roemer, Nos. 2Ol0 and 209l Main,
has received great variety OF Summer
Goods which will be sold very cheap for
cash. Fifty pieces latest styles Of Lawns,
s, 10 and l2lc. 200 Silk Parasols, from 75c,
to g 90; 100 Linen SUITS, from - 90 to
S 90; 50 pieces Grenadines, from 10 to
2Sc. White Goods, Notions, Carpets,
Wall Paper, and the whole OF our i'm.
mense stock will be sold, regardless OF cost,
for cash. Call soon.
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"TRuTH lies In nutshell" and "breyi.
~ is the soul Of wit" To be brief, when
the shell Is broken, the truth will be dis
covered, thatth Grand Central Hotel, on
Broadway, New York, now kept on both
plans, the American $3.50 or 81 20, and
the European 81 90 and upwards, per day,
gives more satisfaction for the same
money, than any other frst-class house in
Gotham. An elegant Restaurant, at mod
crate prices, is conducted by the Grand
central. MMR