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Daily Republican., 1880-02-27
Am INHUMAN FATHER.
The brutality OF Edward Dough.
erty towards his sick Som and
Infant children.

Infant children.
A case came to the attention of the
Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to
Children on Wednesday, and for inhu-
man treatment to children, has not been
equalled in our city. Edw. Dougherty
was the chief actor. Dougherty lives ON
Front st. between VanBuren and Har-
rison SITS. He has wife and six chill
dren; his wife has not been living with
him for some weeks, owing to the drunk
enness and rough treatment of her hus-
band. Since the woman has left her
home Dougherty has compelled his old
est daughter, little girl not fourteen
years of age. to do all the housework
and care for the children, all of whom
are younger than her except one, q boy
sixteen years old.
This lad has been sick for some time
past with quinsy, and was compelled
TO remain within the house. On Mon
day evening last, Mrs. Lavinia Rile,
who lives next door to Dougherty.
heard the lad scream. She entered the
house and found the father beating the
sick boy. He had him in the corner
and was beating him in an unmerciful
manner with his fists. With her aid
the boy got away and ran into her
house for protection. His face was bad
ly bruised from the effects of the cruel
blows the right side of his face was
wounded and the lip was cut. It seems
that this was not the first time Dough-
erty had beaten his sick boy, for on
Sunday night as late as IL o'clock Mrs.
Rile heard the lad scream, and next
morning he said his father had brutal
ly beaten him. His treatment to all of
his other children was equally as inhu-
man.
The Society for the Prevention of
Cruelty to Children, upon being In
formed of the case, sent DR.. Kane 10 the
house of Mr.. Rile to see the boy; he was
staying there afraid to go home, and in
his bare feet. Dougherty when ques-
toned by the Doctor, said he had new
er been cruel; then called his little girl
to prove this, but the child's face be-
came white with fear, and she failed to
answer. A warrant was issued and
given to officer Carey to serve. Dough-
erty promised to appear at the police
court yesterday morning. Instead OF
doing so he left the city, but before he
went he told his daughter that he
would kill himself if she testified
against him. Owing to the fact that
the S. p. G., q. cculd do nothing with
the children until conviction of the
offender Dougherty was given hear
ing last night, which was perfectly
proper as he had promised to come for
trial on his own recognizance. Austin
Harrington, Esq, represented the Sc
ciety. The Mayor fined him $40 and
costs, and held him under 5000 to keep
the peace. The children will be cared
for by the Society.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-27
sheriff Sales.

Yesterday afternoon, at the Lafayette
Hotel, Sheriff Pyle sold the following
real estate: A lot of land with three
story brick building erected thereon,
situate at the north west corner OF
Third and Shipley streets, owned by
Robert Morrison, was sold to Bejamin
Nieids, Esq, for the sum Of $500. A
lot of land with three story brick dwell
ing thereon, situate on Twelfth streets
between Tatnall and West, measuring
sixty -one feet and eleven inches deep
by fifteen feet and two inches wide, al
SO the property of Robert Morrison, was
purchased by Benjamin Niells Esq., :,
for the sum Of $500. A lot of land, sit
uate at the southeast corner of Four
teenth and Jefferson streets, eighty feet
deep and eighteen feet wide, the rrop-
erty of John P. Wells, was not sold ow-
ing to the fact that satisfactory bid
could not be received. A lot of land
on Jefferson street between Second and
Third with three-story brick building
erected thereon, being sixteen feet wide
and eighty feet deep, the property of
Amor o. Perkins, was purchased by
Charles Warner for the sum of 81 .45U.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-27
RATS AND sPARROws.
The Remarkable Faculty OF O
Gentleman Of this CITY seven
Rats Coming nj n Gall.

katb coming NJ u Jail.
George Ryan, residing at 707 But.
tonwood street, and employed in the
P. W. & B. railroad shops as engineer,
has a wonderful faculty for tanning
wild animals. A sewer runs immedi,
ately beneath the engine room. II is
infested by rats in great numbers and
Of all sizes. Many Of them Mr.. Ryan
has succeeded in tanning, and he has
learned them to come at call. They
will run up to him without the least
fear II no one else is by, and even at
times II stranger Ia near they will not
hesitate. He always feeds them, and
takes great pride in his pets. The
tanning process at first was q tedious
one, but, after q season, Mr.. Ryan had
no difficulty in inducing the little ami
mails to come around him. He can now
handle them, and they will sport
around him like kittens. Like Cob
bier Keezsr, he also possesses a re-
markable power over birds, and it is
not an unfreqnent sight to see num-
Der of sparrows fitting into the engine
room and perching around him in an
swer to his whistle, and eating crumbs
from his outstretched hand.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-27
ElAGlrfc LnmnR.

It has been concluded to use a num-
ber Of improved electric lamps on the
Delaware railroad, such as ara in use
at certain places on the ?. W. & B.
These lamps will be regulated each
day from Washington. They viii be
twelve in number, and they will be
placed at the principal stations down
the road. The work of putting them
up will be done next week.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-27
The "Meteor" ON Trial.

The new tug ''Meteor," of Bush &
Warner, went on trial trip from the
yard of Pusey & Jones yesterday, and
did excellently. She went al far as
the Navy yard below Philadelphia, and
made the up trip in an hour and fifty
FIVE minutes. A private excursion
will go down the bay tomorrow on her,
and she will be put on the line next
week.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-27
Ten thousand people have been saved


Ten thousand people have been saved
tom going into consumption during
The last 25 years, by using DR.. simms
White Pulmonic Balsam. SOC. and 81
Oepots, 4th and King streets md 60l
Arch street. Retailed by dealers. B,
'a'e and ask for this great cough medi
dine.
$40 barrels choice Western clover
ssed, 800 barrels choice Western time
ay seed and 100 barrels orchard grass
Ned, for sale at John A. Wilson's, cor.
del.
Take your children to Sutterley &
sawyer, 3O2 Market street, above Sd,
Df 1ne photographs. They take 6 fine
efd q photographs for 81, and one life
size for 81.
LW. Steward, 622 w. Front street,
ylIs VIM. Hughes wood burnt lime
S,Wsys on hand fresh from the Avon
use quarries. Also corn and oats
Tho!esale.
10 to Smeltz, No. Is East 4th street,
WI your apples and potatoes, If you
want to save money.
brOwning's G. & C. Cordial for sale
Y r; laylor * Fullerton, Druggists, 302
., oufInam Quassia or bitter cups only
80 80 cents, at Hartman's Drug Store, 5sh
sad Poplar.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-27
Lilo UOr Tax.

,he members of the National LIQUOR
Sss S''Oclation had an interview with the
|,'s ,,''Ssfe'ary of the Treasury yesterday
I%r ,IonAn1 among other things asked that he
|sr. a'ua recommend repeal OF the tsn.
ssa S4' stamp law, on the ground that IL
|snS,. % uo INST to discriminate against the
|inn rn,' interest and permit the malt
\, tnOr W. interest to escape. The Secreta-
w. 'a' not aware that this stamp tax
INn uo' imposed upon brewers. The
|,,n npor men told him it was burden
/ inis s upon them, and took a million
|ISsS saFs , out of their pockets last year.
|,r%a y !.hought the government could
|lava mu 10 relinquish it, inasmuch as the
|snu,5 s'T1ue from the whiskey interest
|njIoo NM" % Increased this year fully ten
Ssa,S,S tuS dollars over last year. The
|hS,'sary acceded to the demand, and
|Nss'' ,nt Ine whiskey people completed
|tl,nn.ol n Oil epbodying the proposed
|bmI ETC., and it was printed so
|epcs can be presented to Congress at
Daily Republican., 1880-02-27
THIS MORNING'S CAsEs.
The Washington Assembly's Ball.

The Washington Assembly will give
their fourth grand annual reception in
Webster's Dancing Academy, on Fri
day evening, April I'd. The manage
ment, headed by Mr.. James 7. Laws as
Master of Ceremonies, are making ex-
tensive preparations for the event, and
if their entertainments in past years
ars to be taken as criterion, the re-
ception to be given on the above named
date will be one of the most enjoyable
events Of the season.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-27
nalaWare AXenne Raptis1 Chnrch


Last night instead of tue usual re-
vival service the hour at the above
church was spent in prayer and testi-
mony.
Surely it could be said of that meet
ing that "Jesus was in the house,"
The Spirits power was indeed manifes-
ted in testimony, prayer, and songs of
praise.
The singing at these meetings by ths
choir is quite feature, and has been
wonderfully blessed in winning souls
to Christ.
Last evening Prof. Allen sang with
much pathos: "Where is my wan
dsricg boy tonight" By request Miss
Worth and Miss Pryor sang: "Must
60 empty handed" Tonight grand
time Is expected.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-27
Found M Mursi cred,

Philip Boltz, aged go years, who
lived alone in hut near Milan, Ind,
was found murdered in HE bed, on
Wednesday. William Strasineer, his
whose boot heels fitted marks
leading to and from the hut, has been
arrested. 1t is supposed he committed
the crime to secure to his family the
farm and money possessed by the uncle.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-27
Fish and EerrapIB.

Powell will have on his stall in the
Third street market, a fine variety OF
large black bass tor baking, sun-fish,
founders, pike, halibut, steak Goldfish,
hsilock, smeltz, herring, catfish and
other varieties Of the finny tribe also
slot of terrapin. Call early and avoid
the rush.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-27
A Card.

Dr. Hartley, 243 South Eighth street,
treats catarrh and throat
sfsctions, offensive breath, discharge
from the ears, &c. Trial treatments
daily from 0 a. m. to 5 p. m, and from
6to p. IN. Cure permanent and guar
sDteel. No advance fee required. The
afflicted should give him call.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-27
A Fine Mon uSnent.

Chas E. Smith, shipped TO day to
Union NJ. L. Church, near Odessa, a
very fine monument for the wife of Bish-
op Levi Scott. The monument consists
of large base, with die and tall column
of Italian marble, handsomely engra-
we'd. The whole presents very fine ap-
pearance, and shows that 1t is executed
in workman like manner.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-27
Spring OyercOats.

One of the most useful and pleasant
garments OF gentleman's wardrobe
Az now being made up out Of new
rods lust received from the manufac-
turers at the Model Tailor Store. We
ara also beginning quite lively to take
oders for spring suits. 1t will pay you
TO leave your order early this spring,
a. goods are advancing, and many Of
fine goods now in stock cannot be dupli-
Gated. Ferd Carson, Merchant Tailor,
233 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-27
. .oan Assoc iation Meeting.

The regular monthly meeting of the
Workingmen's Loan Association was
held in the Maris' Building last evening
81 200 was sold at 6 per cent, 81 900
at 81 per cent, aud the balance aggregat-
ing about 81, 600 was disposed Of at S
per cent.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-27
andIO Ce llt store.

Will sell you queensware and glass
ware st,bargaius also just received a
new lot of tinware, notions and novel
ties, Remember this Is for but a short
time Same old place, No. 22l Market
street!
Daily Republican., 1880-02-27
The ID. w. Freight House.

The new freight house of the Della
ware Western Railroad has been COM
.pleted, and looks " ell with new coat
Of paint. A substantial pavement of
Belgium blocks is being put down in
front of the building.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-27
urOcers, LOOK to Your Interest

SneIn, No. Is East 4th street, can
Gsll you choice apples and potatoes low
srthan any other commission man in
Wilmington. Call early for bargains.
No. Is East 4th street,
Daily Republican., 1880-02-27
Tine New. Engine House,

At a meeting of the Building com
mittee of the Water Witch Fire Com
pany, 1t was decided to extend the
time for opening proposals to March
3rd. Plans and specifications can be
seen at the engine houss every eve
ming.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-27

Anthony Fowler, young man, was
caught in the machinery of furniture
factory and killed, at Petersburg, Ont,
yesterday morning.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-27
The Weather.

wa Department, Office Of the Chief
IsSsl ~ othcer, Washington, Feb. 27-1
A. limitations for Friday-For the Mid
s,T M,, ,A'lsntic States, rising barometer,
ssa.1 D,aEf northwest winds, clear or fair
Daily Republican., 1880-02-27
Govern m mental Finances.

Yesterdays customs receipts reached
nearly 81 ,25O, ,O0C-a figure not often
reached or exceeded since the war. The
total customs receipts for the current
fiscal year ending June 30 are estima-
ted by the Treasury Department at
$153, 600, 900, and the internal revenue
receipts at sll7,0G0,000, making an
revenue, with the receipts
from miscellaneous sources, of about
$500, 1000. The total expenditures
of the Government for the current year,
including the sinkig fund and the in
terest on the public debt, will foot up
about $27S ,020 900.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-27
State or the tn ermOmeter

!" ", 'le REPUBLICAN Office, on Friday
morning, Feb. 27:
Ot,lDoSck, 10 o'clock, II o'clock
W. 600 67o
Daily Republican., 1880-02-27
Attention, YOunK Ladies !

RumfOri Bros, 404 Market street,
have just received the spring styles Of
grey mixed, brown mixed and nutrs
mixed Derbys, for ladies.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-27
AmusemenlF.

THE RENTz-SANTLY NOVELTY CoMpA,
NY. The sale of reserved seats for the
performance by the Rentz-Santly Nov
city Company has commenced at c. F.
Thomas & Co book store. The Roches.
ter democrat" speaking of the per-
formancs Of this company say: There
were very few ladies present, but had
the exact nature of the performance
been known beforehand, this would
probably have been different, as there
was nothing in the entire lengthy pro-
gramme which could be charged with
improperly. There were eleven ladies',
six brunettes and five blondes--and
their first appearance in the minstrel
ring was dazzling sight, for they were
rot only good-looking but attired in
long trailing dresses of yellow, blue,
green and other gaudy tinted silks.
Contrasted with the burnt-cork artists,
Lew Benedict and Charles Wilson, who
were the end-men, their appearance
was a novel one. The minstrel busi-
ness was will done; the jokes cracked
by the "niggahs" were laughable and
brought down the house. This was es-
pecially true of Lew Bsnedict's afro
cious collsction of puns and his stump
speech. Their Courtney. Hanlan race
came in for full share of the mirth.
The great hit Of the evening was ''Pin-
afore" as burlesqued by the company
the parts Of the gallant sailors being
taken by the females. The "Sir Joseph
Weisbeer" of Charles Wilson was
stunning production and produced roars
of laughter, as did also the "Dick Dead
beat" of James Sanford.
NOTES OF THE LOCAL STAGE.
Just now there is dearth of amuse.
ments. The Millard Club is rehearsing
for its concert which takes place in a few
weeks. Friends of the club are assured
that it will be an excellent concert.
The Augustine DAILY Company in
"Arabian Nights is looked at the Opera
House for Monday night, March Sth.
Congress.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-27
POLICE COURT.
Those Who Danced aud Pafd the
Piper Before HIS Homer Mayor
Almond.

l
Almond.
Lottie Short was the first prisoner al
police court last night. The charge
was drunkenness. Officer Chambers
testified that yesterday morning he
saw her, and did not think she could
get along. 1t was shown that his pre-
sumption was correct for when Lottie
reached the railroad track she fell
sprawling. In her defense the woman
said that she had gotten out Of Jail but
q few hours before. having been confin-
ed there for sixty days. She begged
for discharge and the Mayor conclud-
cd to let her off.
William Wallar, a negro boy, who
looked as II he didn't care cent what
happened came into the dock next, and
declared 1t wasn't 80, when he was in
formed that the charge was that of dis
orderly conduct. Mary Brinckly tes-
tilted that he came into her house on
Greeley street and acted in most unruly
manner, and finally threatened to shoot
her. Wallar declared that he never
had pistol in Greeley street or any
where else. "That Greeley street," re-
marked the Mayor, sis terrible place,
and Pll have to fine you dollar and
costs and hold you to keep the peace. !"
William Carney, small lad was
tried for throwing stones at the door of
Joseph Lindsey's house at No. 1902
Reed street. 1t was shown that Lind
sey watched for the boy, and saw
Carney throw stones night before last.
He was fined 81 and cost.
Edward Dougherty, whose case is
fully given elsewhere, was tried and
convicted.
Three lads named James Swift, VIM.
Carney and Albert Hinger were tried
for disorderly conduct and fined the
costs aud held to keep the peace.
THIS MORNINGS CASES.
With the exception of one drunk the
only case tried this morning was that
of William Jones, who was arraigned for
abusing and oyer driving the horses OF
John Hanson, on Walnut street, last
night. Robert Morrison, an "employe"
of Hanson, brought the charge. One
dollar and costs was the penalty.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-27

Collector Clark, at Atlanta, tele.
graphed to Washington yesterday re-
porting a seizure of 4two Illicit distille.
ries in Rabun and one in Murray county,
Ga.
The receipts Of wheat in Chicago last
year were 34,000,000 bushels, ,O00,-
900 more than in any previous year.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-27

nFtlCE FOR RENT.-LIGHr, AIRY
~ ana easy access; suitable for attornev
physician or conveyancer Mo. w AZ ~
rent moderate. Apply to EDWARD BRINE,
HUNS or q. J. BELT, 9th and Market sts
Daily Republican., 1880-02-27
NEW ADVERTISER "A u NT.,

NOTICE.-THE SUBSCRIBER uAu
~ ing lost or miSlaid deposit noolr No
S43l, notice IS hereby given that she has made
application to the Wilmington Sayinp F"nS
Tor new book. MARY Ii. WAND. NN
%H-la"-o" ga w. Fifth st.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-27

ySSo THE VOTERS uF NEW CASTLE
IA COUNTY!
GENTLEMEN 81 again offer myself as a.
candidate q for the Office of Sheriff, subject
W the aecision OF the Republican nomination.
WILLIAM H. PIERCE.
Z+z'-u Wilmington Hundred.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1880-01-07

and wanted q place 10 stay through
the winter,
The Vermont splralallst eonven'
ton met In Waterbury Friday for q
three days session Mr., House Of
Bennington, president, In the ehsir,
Col, y, q, Bailey, Of the Boston Globe,
said that he had been q spinatulist for
twenty-five years, hut no was no Uni
yersalist. II there was not a hell he
believed there ought 10 be one tor the
bad characters he did not want to
live with them, aud they would not
want TO live with the good
The Washington County Court
adopted the rules for practice recon-
mepded by tho State Bar Association,
for the purpose Of having uniform
rules OF practice throughout the State
The sentence 81 Royal y, Catr, cons
yicted OF murder In tho first degree,
was respited on exceptions by the re-
spondent.
Mark Midget, Of Fletcher, a gen
lloman upward Of seventy, recently
shot q white owl alter an exciting
chase Of 25 miles,
-Georgs W, Flags OF llainIrce,
anl Duhur Of Malburo, Mae, arc to
wrcstle IN Burlington on the ID Of
January for s2a0 side,
--l,ev. j. /, Cumm ingS, pastor OF
the Methodist church NJ West Wind
sor, died December 2?, from the Of
ieets oi malarial icvcr. The deceased
vas forty five years old
The pupils OF WhoclocS school
have put out their teacher, Pehy
johnson, Of st. JohnsDury, after the
father Of u boy he had punished
tor disobcdicnce had told johnson
that his boy should do what he liked.
--In all but four OF the 80 towns
of the State thus far canvassed, the
state Bible society has found Ameri-
can families destitute Of any portion OF
the Bible. OF the 2j,305 families
visited, 1928 were without copy OF
the Word of Col, 524 OF whom were
Americas families,
There is n rumor that the wife OF
Bracket &. Corser, route agent be-
tween Springfield, Mass, and New
port, has fallen heir to m estate IN
funds in the bank Of England, amount
ing to $4,000 900, this amount being
her alleged share OF an estate OF $3.50
900, 900.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1880-01-07
MARRIAGES..

In Springfield December eth, by Rev.
George Lewis, Mr., Fred Damon and Mrs
Ida Hopkins, both of Springfield.
In Barnard Jan. lst at the residence Of
the brides parents, by Rev. Mr. Culver Of
Windsor, Albert Culver late Of Quechee
and Miss Eta Il. Thayer.
In Springfield December 3lst, by Rev.
james Tabor, Mr.. Fred NJ. Rice and Miss
Emma c. Putnam, both of Springfield.
In Sprinaeld, December, 3lst, by Rev.
James Tabor, Mr.. Everett Bingham and
Miss Roella n. Putnam, both Of Spring
field.
In Woodstock, January 9TH, by Rev.
O. X. Crosby, Frank b. Markham OF Bethel
and Miss Lizzy j. Addms, Of Barnard.
In Woodstock, December 3lst. by Rev.
Moses Kidder, Mr.. Charles. View of Wood
stock, and Mrs. Emma Drucker OF San
Francisco.
In White River Junction, December
Goth, by Rev. A. j. Hough, Mr.. George
Wilcox and Sarah j. Rourke, both Of this
place.
In w. II. Junction Dec. 3Oth, by Rev.
A. j. Hough, James f. White and Cert
rude A. Talbort, both Of Lebanon.
In Roxbury. December Goth, by Rev.
S. A. Parker, Oscar N. Stoughton and
Miss Alice j. Lyman, both of Royalton.
In Roxbury, December 9th by Rev.
c. H. Covell, Mr.. A. II. Wellington OF
Lebanon, N. H., and Miss Emma Spauld-
ing of Roxhury,
In Lebanon, N. II, December 9th,
Rev. DR.. A. B. Rich, FL. Clatlin and
Alice Northrep, both of Lebanon.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1880-01-07
NEw HAMPSHIRE.

The insane wife OF William Whit
more OF Cornish, took dose Of Paris
green the other night, from the effects
of which she died in about twenty.
four hours.
An additional advance Of eight
per cent. has been made IN the wages
ia the mills at Baskerville, which,
with the five per cent. gwen Deem
Der |, makes the increase thirteen per.
cent.
Portsmouth is organizing Il boot
and shoe manufacturing company with
a capital $4,000.
AT least 1900 men are logging in
Plattsburg this winter, and they will
get out about 100000 feet of lnm-
Dor into the Connecticut river.
The Ashuelot steam mill at keene
is. about to start up, after twelve
years idleness, on furniture and en-
ploy 100 hands.
Gen. Alfred Hoyt of Durham
has recovered $lO6l from the Boston
and Maine railroad for the loss of a
house and goods burned 10y locomotive
sparks.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1880-01-07

The jury in the case Of johns n,
Buzzell, charged with the murder Of
his illegiilmate child, came into eonrt
Friday morning and returned q vlreiet
Of "not guilty" The prisoner Was
overcome by emotion and sank sob
blng into his chair, lie was dscharg,
cd on the accusation u murder aud
held for breaking Jali The verdict
created general surprise, rs II was eE'
peeted that liuzzell would no convict
Cd Of murder IN tho second degree.
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log which will prove successful apd
Insure q kiod Of monument that shall
look finished aad be pleasing TO the
eye,
The most magnificent aud costly
nfyate residence in Washington was
partially destroyed by dre Tuesday
night, "Casllo Stewart" was erected
ia 1928 by ", NJ, Stewart, then
Senator from Nevada, and rated rs q
sbonanza king II was an Imposing
structure 81 peculiar construction re'
senbliug u public building moe Than
a private residence, aud occupying
the highest ground Ia tho city, IN the
most anslocralle section, always ai'
lracleA tho attention of visitors II
oosl about $4,000, and the furniture
over 100000. 10 say nothing OF the
fine paintings AMI rare works of art,
many Of which arc total loss
Mr., Hayes aud Secretary Evorts
lately suspended their search tor
somebody 10 take tho Russian mission
to indulge IL a spirited argument up
an the subject If dress coats, The
great question was sheIher swallow
tnIl. or lrocl; coats were the proper
lhlng Tor New Years receptions, Mr.
RyaHs held that The G'oeEs were good
enough Tor hlW, but Hayes wanted
the Secretary OF State Ia understand
chat hi, receptions were Just aS h'sl
toned Il. aug receptions The Sw"l'
low.lnilg Won the day, l'noNo'