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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1881-02-16
SECOND EDITION.
NOTE. APOana rSwa

Jeptha Lockwood, a machinist, re.
sidiug a, No. SIC Walnut street, was
seix d with an epiisptic ft on Sunday
Afternoon, while eat walking with his
Wit.
Edward Burke, Q small boy fell trem
the soaftsldiAg OF Q new hsuss, in Clay.
mont street, near A, en- Monday, and
received slight injaries.
"H&sel Krke" will be presented
here n Monday night next. The per-
Torrance will, undoubtedly, be greeted
with q crowded house.
The schooner John W. Hall left this
port Yesterday, ladsu with phosphate
from Walton & Whann's.
The Trinity choir concert will bN Civ.
en- TO- morrow night. 1t will BE- very
pleasant affair.
jobs Fshrenbach, sics for some time
past with rheumatism, Ia now cut OF
bed
There we're no hearings at the police
court last night.
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The Fantastic,

The second annual bali Of the Nan.
tifore Mutual Society will be given /,
Websser's Dancing Academy tO.uishtID
aid OF the Hebrew congregation, Mayer
l., Kahn will be master Of ceremonies
and l.. Fellheimer, Chsrlss ltais, J.
Bserwald and Max Rphrliu will bs
floor managers. The reception cOm.uit,
tse consists OF IS persons.
The 4. l.. Martin Democratic ClvL
will give its first ball on Friday ever
ing in Webstsr's Dancing Acsisny.
The committee Of arrangements nsu.
bars Is persons. Patrick Magnirs will
be master Of Ceremonies and Geo. T.
BarnhiIl will be floor manager. Hh
assistants will be Joseph MoCalIiu, "
Masten and Daniel Callahan.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1881-02-16

At the police court this no,ni''
Charlotte Turner, oolored, was sD.S ~ \
and costs for being drunk and 5i.' "
derry hnd annoying Dennis sb,,n '','
daneing class last night.
Joseph Heck and Joseph stoks, =.
grants, were each sentenced t, Il 5, -,
imprisonment in the county lsy :"
Emma Jones, colored, was fosl A.
and costs, for being drunk sEa Si.',
derby aud MASKING a windoy At I, ~.
sons restaurant. A
George Tomlinson, co.,, ohsrp-i viii
threatening to shoot Martin (;,o,, ,,',
oolored, was fined the costs Of tbs az.
and required to furnish a sloO Ds ~.
bond. Prom the testimony /, W."
ascertAined that Gross had bean m,
Ing his attentions to Mrs Toulin,o,
Also he had made certain brsps VbiS
George did not like. Hence the th,s,S
Two caaes Of drunkenness vs,a ala,
disposed OF.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1881-02-16

John W. Young, sen of Brigham
Young, arrived in Denver, Colorado, on
Monday night, and WAS Immediately
arrested by q Deputy U, S. Marshal al
Salt Lake City, where Young had been
indicted for bigamy. Young appears be-
fore U. s. Commissioner yesterday add
gave a bond for $4,000. II is supposed
the complainant ia defendants first
wife, Philadelphia lady whom he
married some years ago, and who left
him when he took second wife.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1881-02-16
MutuaIL Loan Association

The fourteenth annusl meeting ~ ,a
Mutual Loan Association was hela Nv !
night, when the following auoulS !
money wers sold: $500 at lts pei "" ,n'
premium, 5000 at lCs, 81 lvo 81 t,d " !
5000 at 10, $500 at 1o4 and Nv A. |.
|los per cent. The reJeipts dprinsSs
year have amounted to s4' n.t
The balance now in the tresSuF! l
90, 262.l7. Last years oti'''' -
r. altsted.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1881-02-16

DR.. VIM. Kline Of No. 93l Arch street
Philadelphia, Pa, has achieved repu.
tAtion second to none, as q TT Doctor.
His great name restores for brain and
nerve diseases has gained him large
and profitable practice as we'll as a
tremendous sale ofthe invaluable tres
tiss and price Of bottle of medicine
warranted to give instant relief to 6tq
$2. 90. He will visit the city In a few
weeks aud will give his personal at
tsntion to all who may call TO consult
him.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1881-02-16

A rare and beautiful phenou exon IN
witnessed st Denver, Colorado, 90 Nv.
day night. When the moon loi,, \
was haloed with rsdiating stresks d
light. As the halo faded, four lt,r
dogs, ''Or spots, appeared. with hu
lunar bows on q line With the 'lsan
Later, the bows were TRANSFORMED lA
halo, the moon and"dogs" being
nearly equal distances within It's dta
Finally, the halo contracted, spprIA
log close to tbs moon, and leaving IN
"dogs" outside the circle. ApOat Ri
O'cloak the phenomenon DISAPPEARED
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1881-02-16
V0r Fails,

There is only one sure method to dis
cover whether an article is worth any
thing or not, and that is to try it. Mr..
Waller B. Gardner, foreman AmsrisaH
Steam Gauge Co, &c Chardon street,
Boston, Mass, did this with popular
preparation, and observes: "The St.
Jacobs Oil has long been in use amona
the employees of this company, who
have been burnt and injured working
among tho machinery, and it never
failed 10 care them. can highly re-
commend it,"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1881-02-16
Atene o.. era House.

The ourletqne performance, "The
Tourists in a Palace Car" was given al
the Opera House last night to very
large audience. This entertainment
was very enjoyable and the performers
were frequently eOoored. Between
the first and second acts Prof. p. Eael-
Ter, tbs celebrated solo violinist and
composer from Boston, performed sew
eral dificalt violin solos. His efforts
were heartily appreciated ana he was
loudly applauded.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1881-02-16

W. J. Lsnk, sold for Ada Burrk, Il
New Castle HID. ,on The l th iust., sta'
follow ing prices: Horses from s1t b
s125t; spring colts from s45 to sIlE
spring calves from Sl0 to s20; two yN
old balls $50; shosts, 7 cents per Ii
At the sale OF James Truax, ofEsutCa,
stock was sold as follows-HMI
$l42t, sl25, sl2S, 800; one pair nua
$500; COWS from $50 to $40; cslveG irs
$l8 to t22; shoats att cents per h.;
yoarg pigs at 81 per pair; hay, s2N
ton. Farm implements in prOpHhaN'
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1881-02-16

The stockholders Of the Permanent
Exhibition Company, Of PhiAd'IpAla,
decided, on Monday morning, BY 'oa
OF 1916 10 1882 Shsrss, TO authorize 'As
Directors to elese the Exhibition a. soon
as in their judgment was d'7uet es'
to sell the building and all the PloN
ty OF every description belonging 10 W.
Company, and as soon as possible 'Ag ~
after to take legal measures for 'hear|
solution Of the corporation, psynea"A
Its debts and distribution OF lis SS''S
among the stockholders.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1881-02-16

"Angel OF Ntght" - what DR.. Ball.
Cough Syrup has been termed by par
ents, whose worrying and coughing
children have been soothed and cured
and have secured sweet slumber hy
using this excellent remedy. Price on y
rs cents bottle.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1881-02-16

Fred Kienls, butcher, who oceupit
stalls Nos. 81 aud 80 Second Stree
Market, has puroh ased very hand'
some pair of steers from Brinton King
Chadd's Ford. Pa, aged 8 years al
which weighed gross weight 4oo:
pounds. The steers have tesE photo
grsphed By J, K Suttprly, 3s2 Mark.
street, in his usual handsome and arsie
tic stvle.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1881-02-16
CnncsrIrnne RepeAIed,

The concert given in Nstionll N N
on January 9th by the WIDOW IN h h
Independent Seminary, No l. j., wiz .,,s
repeated on the evenings OF f'Is hi
24:h, 25th aud 26th, on Wv i.Inhj,|
instant DR.. Bristsr, Of PhilSos ~ d,
will lecture to children, ana W " m
18th land .,26th instant a 'es''"
hs held,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1881-02-16

Five turpentine max SIS were killed
and two Injured by the blowing down
Of their hut, near Carthage, in Moore
county, North Carolina, on Friday
night The fallen cabin caught Gre, and
the bodies of the killed were burned,
Three men were killed by the breaking
of mast, willis rigging q ship at dock
in Brooklyn, yesterday afternoon.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1881-02-16
Nn.nasea BY Freshet',

VIM. MoNenamin, chairman 0' ,bul
Oils Street Committee, reports iii cI,t|
bridge had been wished away ID S Nh
mont street, near Fourteenth ,,. y
ward, and that the banks sss Vb I'd
streets in that neigh borhood h'', , n
considerably damaged by 'O' :"
freshets.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1881-02-16

The sandry Civil appropriation bill
was finished yesterday by the Sub
Committee having 1t in charge ano
sent TO the printer. Il will probably
be reported to the House this week.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1881-02-16
A Rare On nneo.

A lot Of dishes to be sold cheap with.
in the next ten daJs, Tea sets cheap.
Those jsst going to house keeping
shcu d give as q call Il Tt.yd aud TAT
nsll tt.eets.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1881-02-16

81 have used DR.. Bulls Coa u. TO,
personally and in my family ~ ~ to 81
three years, and am prepare, ,a to
that there Is nothing to compass is sts.,
as a remedy for coughs, S ,.inors, N
James Corris, Dentist Bsla~'''
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1881-02-16

THOR RENT "A SMALL PLACE OF 7
Y acres, near Campbell's Shops az four
miles from city limits. 2ood buildings ;
superior spring OF water, fruit, &c. Apply 10
kNANS PENN NOTION,
No. 5 East Sth street,
or to Dennis Callahan on the prem ses.
iebl6-et.eOu
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1881-02-16

Dr.. Simms' Vegetable Liver Pills (suga:
1Jatrd) move the bowels easy bv acting d.
sectty on the liver, restore the lost energies
~ promoting the healthy action Of she liver;
n doing this, neadaahe, neuralgia, pains In
she right or ieI side or through the limbs,
Indigestion, oostlveress, sicK stomach, weak
hacH, dizziness, bad feelings through the
Body acriag limbs, bLsousnesS, general
weakness AID other bodily inhrniEies are
3ured they positively Operate without
ErIping, st3kenng, weakening or leaving the
0weis costge. i spiendid, easy, purgatiye
and liver cur9 Z, cents Aad 81 . box. Main
iepot, Attn and K1aE stu. Philadelphia COZ
Arch street ,1J.d hv deaierS Ill
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1881-02-16

Edmund B. Holm ssworth, formerly
of this city, was buried in the Wllmin
gton and Brandywins cemetery Ture
day. The deceased vas II years ola
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1881-02-16

The jefferson Bo den libel cases caE1t
up in the U. 8. District Court TO-DAY
4 number OF witnesses were examined
but 10 deoi ion was arrived at.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1881-02-16

LHOR RENT "A DESIRABLE HOUSE
z in good location, side. back and
front yard with porch. containing tooms,
papered throughout In November, and in
PEI feet order. Rent $tS per month. Apply
on the promises. 1918 Washington St, VII.
mingtoA, Del. tebltt2t
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1881-02-16

dencs oil ;. rraphaseA, In the iowa Of
CRrtstiata. Del, en-
MONDAY, FEBRUARY IS, 1881.
att O'Clock, p. m.
One good wtrk or driving horse, ore roc away
earIiaEe, ~ sleigh and bells, two SEES Of
carriage harness, iko9C COW, cutting box.
corn boxes. Il lot chickens and ducks, one
WhGeiOarrOw.
Alss hoHs oholh goods. consisting Of three
pait OF btdse2ds beds ABd bed lrg, bu.
reau and glass, washstAnd, bow and pitcher
sideo0ard WINDOW shades Lali dozen rush
bottom chairs, sofa, stove, wtnioOr chairs.
oil carpet, pitcher, tables small cI Oh, &c
Ato bar"r0Cn fixtures, huGh as stoves mali
dozen ohairP, desk, reA sale, ! dossn hotties
OF clAret Wine.a 10. OF cid, brown stout por.
wine, tstt,es glasses barrel Of ciaer vine
gar, two empty barrels, tAree coal oil lamps
side tab.es, Two bat racks, shVvelF, lantern,
and two beer fAAcetts.
1HRNs ALI sums OF S2b and under cash a u
ever tkat Amount credit Of six months vi
be given ny the purchaser kivtnK BAN able
nCte with approved security, interest gddsd.
EMMA g. TR2PhAGFN.
Admlnistratrix
A. CANNON, Austieneer.
n ~ Il
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Go TO smelts & Co., No. 10 p Ps
s.rsst, for produce OF al. k'AN
tees and appls.c specially
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r....-.o s Anmipisar

Mrs. Margaret Griffith has . ,as Isl,
letters of admi nistration on Wv cltr
OF Bdmund Griffith, late Of 'u''
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u Il. ROBINSON h 90,
BANKERS AND BR0KEES
n. h. DOR. FOURTH AND Ius.RKFT
Wilmington, Del.
q. s. YOURS FOE SALE
SILVER BOUGHT ANU SULu.
EeI4L1Vrr, JOhNSUN Il 90.
B&EAEAS AND RROEENs
CONNER SIXTH AND MARAET SITS
Wilmington Delaware.
DIREOT PRIVATE WIRE
From Guy Office TO toe New York aad pnHS
fo3phla Stock EIehanSe5. Quotations iur
n!sbed simultaneously witE salo5 beta.
made at those eEchSLRes.
Philadelphia, Now YorR aud San Francisco
'.ocgs and bonds bouRnt GRG sold sud oar
ton 0g I1a7giu-
FoG SALE-I0 shs. First Natl Bank.
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Wei De Meyers
CA T AR Ri

TEOB One package te generally sutii-
" eient Il real cure d CRtarrh Tor 81 90
llXT-ltaw
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UTANrEL "A RELIABLE SINGLE
w man as gardener; one who under
stands the care OF horses; rtf requi ed. sd
dress h., REPUBLICAN office. tebl6.3t
ESOR RENT.-A FlRSr-CLASS STORE
H. and fixtures 1T IA Monroe ST.; closing
business on acc Junt Of health. ieb 6t2t
r O>1'--4OLD REVERSIBLE SLEEVE
IL button. tn finder vii DO patd VI
BY leaving the same at this othoe. isbA6.Stt
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NEwADvEKTIAEMEN1E.
VbUBLlO SALE

viii he sold at public sale at tho late resi-.
dencs oil ;. rraphagel, In the IOWA 0i
CRrtstiata, Del, en-
MlMIAY EMRRI,A &C 1NaI
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1881-02-16

Us. YOURS FOE SALE.
SILE In BOUGHT AND SUI.u,
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A. CANNON, Auetieneer.
febl6 10, 2I,and 25t
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, 1881-11-30
81. KITS.

The Gazette informs us that the Go
vernon had appointed a Commission to
report on the best way of protecting
the town of Basseterre from floods. 1t
will be remembered that a professional
engineer has lately. reported that the best
thing TO do is to abandon the present site
altogether. 1t may be presumed that the
owners of property in BasseterIe do not
find this q pleasant solution. and hope that
the newly appointed commission will find
them a less costly way out of the difficulty.
, 1881-11-30
The King OF Ktaly al Vienna.
VIENNA, Oct. so.

JENNA, OCl. 0V.
The first visit paid by their lIal>an
ATaiesties in Vienna was to the widow
of Baron Haymcrle, who, as may be
remembered, was Ambassador i'll
Rome for some years. The Baroness,
who was on the point Of starting for
Frankfort to spend the winter with
her family, delayed her departure on
receiving a telegram from Rome
requesting her to do so as their
Majesties wished to express in person
their sympathy with her in her great
afliction. The Queen warmly en-
braced the Baroness, and both she
and the King expressed their grief ct
the loss she had sustained. While
their MajestieS were making their
round OF visits to the various mem
bors Of the Royal family on Friday,
the italian ministers paid their first
visit to the Foreign Office. They
remained with NJ. de Kallay, who is
in temporary charge Of the foreign
affairs Of the Empire, for over an
hour. As they were accompanied by
Count Bianchi de Layagna, Chef de
Cajinet is would appear that the visit
was not merely one OF ceremony, but
one for the transaction of business.
On the other hand, the presence of
SO many persons at the conference
would seem to exclude anything like
confidential communications on the
part Of the Italian Ministers. Indeed,
if such confidential communications
were to be made with respect to any
future transactions they could scarce
~ have been addressed to NJ. de
Kallay, for, although he holds the
temporary direction Of the Foreign
Office, he is not the official and re-
Sponsible representative of the Minis
try for Foreign Affairs, for this Office
has been intrusted to the
Minister of Finance, NJ. dc Szlavy.
NJ. de Kallay might, indeed, have
received Instructions, but he could
scarcely have carried on negotiations
of a character binding for the future
Minister of Foreign Affairs. 1t APP
pears to be probable, therefore, that
the business transacted on this occa-
sion referred TO pending affairs, which
always exist between neighbouring
countries and which are more easily
and quickly settled by direct negotia-
tons. There is for instance the
fishery question in the Adriatic, which
has long been a subject Of dispute
between the two countries. Whether
the present visit is meant to lead to
anything like positive political stlpu-
lations or not the course OF it is such
that it promises to exercise the most
momentous influence on The relations
of the two countries, and thereby, in
its consequences, on the general
political situation. ~ have not come
TO pay a ceremonial visit, but am
pursuing a curse of policy is a mot
, 1881-11-30

w ICIIlC1 III Is lAUN VI
racterizes the situation. The few
DAVIS which the Royal couple have
spent here have entirely changed the
relations not only between the two
dynasties but between the two
peoples, and have brought them
nearer to each other than years OF
the usual intercourse from a distance
could have done.
At the great State dinner yesterday.
the Emperor, drinking the health OF
his guests, said =
while thanking your Majesties
for your kind visit, which is a pledge
of a sincere and lasting friendship,
/ drink to the health of His Majesty
the King of Italy, and of Her Majes-
ty the Queen Of Italy, and OF the
Royal Family"
To this the King ofItaly replied =
"DeepIy touched BY the affection
ate reception which the Queen and
myself have received here, [ drink to
the health of the Emperor and fling,
of Her Majesty the Empress and
Queen, and the Imperial Family,
expressing, ut the same time, a SIN
cere wish that the cordial relations
which bind us together may also draw
our peoples more closely together"
This wish has already began to be
fulfilled, for nothing q equal the
unalloyed satisfaction which the visit
has caused, and which has found SO
loud and general an expression
throughout Austria and Hungary.
This feeling has found its echo in
Italy, and the Municipality of Rome
have telegraphed to the Burgomaster
of Vienna, expressing the thanks of
the city for the warm reception
awarded to their Italian Majesties,
adding that the harmony of the
Soyereisns and the friendship Of the
Austrian and Italian peoples would
he the surcst foundation for the well
fare of both and a fresh guarantee
for European civilization. The Bur-
gomaster communicated the kilograms
to the Council, and sent a reply ex-
pressing the conviction that the
friendship between the Sovereigns of
Austria and Italy would strengthen
the friendship between the two peo-
pies to the welfare of both. Milan,
Genoa, and Foggia have followed
the example of Rome, while from the
last news has been received here that
addresses were being sent from the
provinces expressing approval at the
visit. Such an approach between
the two houses would appear, per-
haps, to be more valuable than any
written stipulation between statesmen.
The series of entertainments has
passed off very successfully, although
many people are still out of town.
The State visit to the opera was a
very fine sight. Besides their Males
ties of Austria and Italy, almost all
the Archlukes and Archduchesses IN
Vienna were present in the State box
in the centre of the house. Among
them were the Grown Prince and
Princess, looking extremely well; as
we'll as the Archduchess Gisela and
her husband. Last night, after the
State dinner, the Emperor, accompa-
Mod bv tho KinU and Queen and the
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-09-16

tia cnn1on1 hoIdIv upnnIn{rnfno The umV-
,,oss ~ rsrrI;.ss ! ror<icn o{the $40.
Am Hsthe Whi~ nsrfv n Vir~;r;e
- swsllowed An ~ ~ Know Xoth-
inUs N 1aSs fhe KeDublicans a fhnt
500 - nou, ahsorhe6 ~ ~ ranndin-
tom sscsicn ~ Nnhone rhe RennhI;c-
~ olIIcc-holdcrs az V,rpinin have for
TIA most mart merely obexed the i'm
press Given 81 The Adminisfrafion -
Wnshinv;on. whose sympathy with Ma
hone n nnmistakable me Renublicnn
ncwsnnners AZ ria North with few az
ceptions warmly abet this polit;cnl ~
lance. and seek 10 cover The naked
mess az Reputation with the shallow
pretense that Malone and his faction
are the Champions az - free ballot ana
: fair count Thus the contest n Viz
C;n;a 4 narrowed down 10 Al ;ssue
6cfween fhe Conservative Democrncv.
Mo Uncomfortable declare N favor IL
the pavment az the entire debt. nnd
the Malone Roadiusters. who - une-
ouiyocally proclaim the purpose 70 10
1ndiste ! horizon n ii 81 such 4 con-
fesf fhe people az this country cannot
remain Indifferent spectators.
the Democrats a. VIRGINIA are an
0aoed n 4 contest that viii tar All their
ener0v And resourt es. and that entitlcs
Them - the earnest and active sympa-
INV 81 TIE party Throughout the land.
Ia The election 81 1850 the combined
vote a. the Nahoneites and the Rcpub-
licans exceoded the Democratic vote
nearlv twenty thousand. Should the
abeorntion III the Republicans bv the
Malone faction be complete the defeat
~ the Democrats i inevitable. The
mas a. me Republicans Of Virginia are
neeroes to whom Malone : platform Of
. 1e.o vc<a ~ - t.x.t;ov, Il exfrcme-
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there are no stones in Nantucket. 80 no
bones were broker; but her head had
such bump that she saw bright lights
flashing. and heard hum 81 strange
sounds; and soon her poor hack began
70 ache. and her head felt sore. and She
opened her eyes once moro 20 find her
self safe il her dear fathers arms; and
then they ali wept together for thank
fulness.
And this was the last ride that Doro-
thy ever took on the sails of the old
windmill So. Nicholas.