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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-03-16
CHICAGO BEEF.
what = Prominent Butcher Thinks
OF 10 I'm Comparison with Our Pres.

what u Prominent Butcher Thinks
OF 10 I'm Comparison with Our Pres.
ent Meat.
Yesterday quite a number OF butchers
were noticed on the street, and a reporter
approached one of them, wanting to know
what was going OH. He was informed that
the butchers were examining the dressed
beef brought to the city by the company
recently formed.
What do you think of it," asked the re-
porter.
"Well, think it is first.class. or course
If could buy just as good beef in this vi
cinity, on foot at figures anything like
those paid in Chicago, would prefer to do
so, but such is not the case. The principal
beeyeS for sale are old cows, and even they
in q dozen that is corn.fed, and owing to
their age the meat is hardly fit TO eat, as it
is very dry and tough when cooked"
Butchers as q general thing do not care
anything about the tOughness of the meat,
if they can sell it, do they?' asked the re.
porter.
That is just where you are wrongly in
formed. Now | will give you an illuStra.
ton. Suppose sell you a roast and the
next day you invite me home to dinner.
Well, that very roast will be brought to the
table nicely Drowned and cooked to turn,
but when the host undertakes to cut it he
cannot really do anything with it except
chip it up. How do you suppose feel
over the matter? And another thing, if
sell person a bad or tough piece OF meat
this morning. next market day that per-
son buys from another butcher, but il ny
meat is always nice and tender, you can
bet he will be among my first customers
next market day. And so on. Now will
not buy any but the Chicago beef, if can
get ii - reasonable figure and good meat,
and you will find the majority OF butchers
will do likewise, as il is far superior to the
beef raised in this vicinity"
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Ax INrEREsr1Ha nupaEr


or news and Hsae. CsIleeaed at the
Wssersiae.
The Annie I. passed mn with tie boats
Rns;n.. "a. fair an the uh.rf vester3.v.
Tas ps.s,.,,a n....a -;,h . 80. - h.,.s.
The O1urnai Is the rarKersoufg Packes
to-day.
The II. ID. Townsend passed up with
empties.
The Bachelor departed for Pittsburgh
Yesterday.
dar mornino
~. Dill. $1,000 nm nth . tov NJ
lime stone boats,
The 81 Iavrence IL dine mn TODAY. en-
r,n.a tos p;s,shn,.b
iou.e ioi
Inc scoua passed up yesterday "ornis'
oesination' rit'soursn'
The Chancellor is due down this morn
ing, en- route for Charleston.
The river was falling slowly at da;k, with
feet OF water IN the channel.
The Emma Graham passed down yester-
day morning en- route for Cincinnati.
Wort On Cant Bav,s new boat is being
nnsbed along rapidIy' and is pronounced q
beantv bv ali the river men.
Its, Ionis the other dsv In vreckine
A., az p o. W;n. ' aI..aa s,u, ~ money vss
sne ny ah,nS ,Ss tnncsIa tsl.on
I iounu n H.. "a hs snr,s nnknnrn n.rson in
bs,,er dsvs
~. W.. p.,,.,. p;,..h,,, v.s,.,5.v
Inc mm. NfaI' Ieir IG.Sousn yeSis!
Ior tne oisteis, 70 pun oh asII ~. IuoI ~:
capt. moore say wouIu pe ms iaSH -. .Sa
Iise 70 come anu noa' 'ne '"'se on 'e'o''
ne reacneo IL.
Capt. VIM. K. Merrill, oil the snagooat
Woodruff, says that, owing TO the failure
of the river and harbor Dill TO become
law. the snagboat 4. A; Woodrut VIII
necessarily be laid up at Fulton, kyr dur
ing 1883 and the hall Oh 1854.
Steamboatmen between Parkersburg and
Portsmouth will be. glad to learu that the
Government has made arrangements to care
for the sick riyermen at Gall,polis, Ohio,
TINS giving those who nav hospital dues
rreater facilities for care at government ex.
pense than formerly. DR.. Crumley has been
appointed Marine Surgeon for that station.
An Evansville dispatch under date of
Monday, says: The pilots OF the Dora Cab,
Ter and Ariadne report the John a. Wood
as having grounded her tow at 0wensooro
Bar, SINKING In rec or lou, anu haShR slA
or seven sun on tne par. me oa'a nnu ths s
Ianoeo oelow. one attenpSa rLa 1son
ntn !. sss;.,; anu s1' III r. Iobn Wood
~ Lawn I'on;sv;Ila for New Orleans. had
o;.htas, Soats anJ n;ns harses
e'gn'eeh oos's anu a, n'.. 49,. ,
Juagej hcne s nn a. " H. ssJm;rsIiv
nasa of Iobn Con Ivan and others AGAINST the
steamer Acorn. The plaintiffs were EN-.
ployed as deckhands on the boat but it ap.
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BELLAIRE.
The Events or the Glass City, Bright,
Fresh and Readable.

Mr.. Zugdslly, the champion W histler, re.
siding at Pittsburgh, has consented to ap-
pear at the Monumental Fair one night
Mr.. z. carries the gold medal. He will be
remembered as having won the recent con-
test with Miss Nettie Grey, the champion
female American whistler. A we'll attended
meeting of the committees was held last
night and the most encouraging reports
were made. The ladies and gentlemen in.
terested in this fair are quite enthusiastic
and everything looks encouraging.
Two wide-awake glee clubs have been or
ganized among the employees at the bottle
works. They are known as the Three Crow
Club and the Night Owl Club, with Nick
Thesis director of the former and Hi Henry
director Of the latter. A contest is talked
Of
A jury trial took place yesterday after
noon before Mayor Cooper, Mrs. Frank
Mason suing VIM. Robinson for assaulting
her. The jury was composed OF John
Crozier. Squire Highleyman. d. Murry
and Price Iosst, James Tallman appeared
for the plaintiff and VIM. Tallman for the
defendant. After retiring for few min
ntes the jury discharged Robinson.
Ms. Dave Hahn, the Gravel Hill tonsorial
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artist, 10 having his barber shop beauti6ed
by new paper and paint.
Mr.. J. w. Coulson is painting the cars re-
Gently purchased by the B., z. & G. road.
Arthur McClair is mentioned as q candi.
date for township treasurer, and Chas.
Bippers for council from the Fourth ward.
Fred Clinton's benefit by the G. L. d. A.
will take place at the City hall next
Mr.. and Mrs G. 81. Lewis left yesterday
to visit relatives at St Clairsville.
The. Young Mems Catholic Union has
organized two base ball clubs, with John
Manly and Mike Coghlan at the head OF
each and Father Cull manager OF the two.
Mr. II. L. Beck is back from q short trip
to Cleveland and other places. where he
has been purchasing grindstones.
Capt John Biglow, OF the b. d O., has
rented McKelvey's property at st. Glars
vile, as summer residence for his fam
lily.
tation to play Among the Breakers at
Dennison. About $50 seats have already
been sold for tomorrow night. Mr. Geo.
r. Grafton is painting the see merry.
Mr.. Addison Daley OF Pittsburgh, re-
turned yesterday after brief visit with
bis friend Mr.. w. o. Grafton, add is an
excellent man.
A fine large new ticket case mas been
placed in the B. & o. Office here and the
clever and good looking agent Mr.. "Mur-
nv" Fawcitt smiles all over.
Mr.. George Myers of Melottes furniture
store, returned yesterday from 9 weeks
trip out the B. 4 o.. road.
The Western exodus don't appear to be
confined TO the section. About forty per.
sons left Cambridge day or two ago for
Nebrasky.
Mr.. Charles Hicks and family of the
Fourth ward will 20 up to Wheeling to.
day and spend some days with friends and
relatives.
The Rev. Mrs. J. X. McKallip is again
dangerously i'll with consumption.
The bottle works are again running after
a brief stoppage for repairs to the furnace.
Messrs. Robt. Hutchison, of the Belmont
glass works, Charley Manly Of the lower
wharf, and George Brown Of the bottle
works, are all on the sick list.
Rev. George w. Peppers lectures at
Zilch's Hall, tomorrow night, on Ireland
and the Irish" The lecture will be under
the auspices of the Hibernians and will be
well attended. The Lodge will parade in
the afternoon.
The steamer Princess will make an extra
trip on Monday night to accommodate
those returning from the Opera-"Hearts
of Oak There are few tickets yet IN.
sold at McDermots for the above evening.
Go early and secure them. Nearly nifty
have already been sold by him.
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WEDDING CHIMES,
A Hotel wedding-D Discovered Married
Cards Issued.

S0Eus iSsueus
A quiet and pleasant wedding scene was
enacted at the parlors of the St. James
Hotel at 80 o'clock, yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. John Fowler and Miss Leonore Harvey,
of Wellsburg, were the happy parties, the
trip to this city having been q little ante
nuptial tour. DR.. Cunningham was called
in by Capt. John Kirker, who acted as
master OF ceremonies, and soon made the
twain one flesh. Mr.. Ira Latimer, of Wells
burg, and Miss Lizzie Adams, OF Mingo
Junction, friends Of the bride and groom,
acted as attendants. Mrs. Harry Holiday
and Mrs. Theo. Morris, with Judges Green,
were witnesses. Capt kirker is q friend
Of both parties, and was happy as q king.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fowler returned to Wells
burg by the All train.
On the 18th day OF January Mr.. John F
Oswald and Miss Lillian I. Benson. of this
city, were Joined in bonds matrimonial at
Smiths Ferry, Pa, by John McFall, q
Justice OF the Peace at that place. These
young people intended to keep the matter
q secret until they got ready TO 60 to
housekeeping this spring and would have
succeeded, probably, but for the fact that
some irresponsible scribblers in the city
concocted O story about them running
away and getting married ut West Alex
ander, which was not true. They were
married at the residence Of Squire McFAll
The many friends of the hsppy couple,
although necessarily tardy in their con.
gratulstions, will join in wishing them
long life and hsppiness.-Bsil1irs Independ.
cnt .... ..
Cards are out for the wedding on the
2sth inst, of Miss Carrie. daughter of Lson-
ard Mallonce, ESQ, and Mr. John W. Cow
herd, all of Grafton, W. Va
Last evening Mr.. Albert Meder, of this
city, and Miss Emma Bolen. of Bellaire,
were united in marriage at the house of the
brides father, on Gravel Hill. Mr.. Joseph
Bolts and Miss Maggie Leasure were the
attendants. Mr.. Meder is clerk at the Cen
trll Glass Works, and has many friends.
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A NOVEL METHOD.
Now an lndIgent Stranger tried to
Make Money.

There are many ways Of making money,
but the most new and original was deyel-
oped yesterday. Geo. Schad, the butcher,
was driving up Market street, yesterday,
when he saw a man walk leisurely out in
the street IN front Of the horse and make
no effort TO get out OF the way. Mr.. Schad
called out to hIm, but instead of needing,
the unknown laid down directly in the
horses path. The animal at once stopped
short, and the man got up and walked of.
Mr.. Schad soon after entered a saloon and
the stranger followed him and opened a
conversation.
Il want some money out of you"
What for?'
~ could sue you and get damages for
running over nue., but I'll compromise on
SO"
"You must be drunk. can prove by a
dozen persons that you deliberately laid
down and were not hurt after all"
well, give me ten cents tc get loaf OF
bread"
But Schad refused to be imposed on and
would give him nothing This is certainly
q novel way of getting money.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-03-16
ASCENSION DAY.
How the knights Templar VIII Cele-
hrafe H.

Last night, committees from Wheeling
and Cyrene Communicates, Knights Temp.
lar, held joint meeting to discuss the pro-
posed celebration Of Ascension Day, May
2. The following working committees were
appointed:
Committee on Place and Minster-J. V.
l. Rodgers, Geo. +. Irvine, Anselan Buck.
hsnnon and Hugh Sterling.
Committee on Printing-Jno. NJ. Birch,
K. II. List, J. w. Morris, J. A. Miller and
ID. r. Brooks.
Committee on Bsnd-W. H. Travis, 6.
waterhouse, Jr., John Brown, ]. N. Birch
and A. Wilson, Jr.
Committee on Vocal Masic-Jos. Hall,
Allen Brock, C. \. Lucas, Il. J. Smythe
and J. f Mendel.
Committee adjourned subject to the call
of the Chairman, VIM. II. Travis. Allen
Brock was secretary.
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A TRIO OF ROBBERIES.
Two shops and y stsbIe-A FiendIsh
Proceeding.


Yesterday morning the discovery was
made-and IL is getting to be very com
mon discoyery-that burglars had been at
their nefarious work. They had first
broken into the blacksmith shop Of B. II.
Renpard, on Chapline street, in the rear Of
,yisher's foundry. A lot of tools were
taken and the papers in q small desk
were taken out and tumbled about pro-
mlscuOusly. The tools stolen were
used in breaking into the carpen
ter shop of Pat 0BrIen, Just
below. A file was broken of IN tue front
door. and finally entrance gained from the
rear. The heartleSS Nandsls got out 8
number Of private papers, plans, and de-
signs, and ruthleSsly burned them. The
tool chest was then forced and tools to the
yslHe Of $500 taken
From there the thieves went across 10
Eccles' stable snd broke in there. Their
visit was apparent, but nothing Of value
was missed.
These nocturnal visits are becoming too
common and the city will achieve bad
name If soIoe method is not devised to
check them.
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PERSONAL POINTS.
Fresh Gossip of the Doings of Various
People.

fresn ~Ossip Oh the DOlnSS OIL various
People.
Mrs S. S. Kissner left for the East yes
terdsy.
Captain Andrew Wilson is rapidly i'm
proving.
Gov. J. B. Jackson went to Parkersburg,
yesterday.
Col J. B. Peyton is hard at work prepar-
ing the acts for publication.
Col. Ben Wilson arrived in the city last
night, and registered at the Mcclure.
Miss Janet Wood, yesterday, terminated
visit with Miss Hubbard, South Side, and
returned to her Staunton home.
Mr.. George Fordyce, Of Garrett, Indiana,
train dispatcher OF all trains on the B. &
D. from Chicago Junction TO Chicago, spent
last night in the city, on his way TO Pitts
burgh.
Willie B. McMechen, courier extraordin-
airy of the Thurbers, New York, is in the
city demolishing food at the Hale-Geoege
I. Bell, with Joseph Bell & Son, Wheeling,
is at the St. Albert-ChdrIestoa Call.
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THE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION.

Number and Glass of Books Issued
since the Opening.
That the public library is we'll patronized
is at once made evident by a glance in its
room any day or evening. Since its open
ing, last October, 24S9 tickets have been
issued, showing that number of regular
subscribers. This does not, of course, be-
gin to Indicate the number who come there
and read.
Last night, at the Board of Education,
Superintendent Birch submitted the fol-
lowing. condensed from the report of
Librarian Pendleton:
Circulation from opening Of Library,
October 18th TO February 24th-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-03-16

In the spring time the average young
mans fancy turns promptly toward deco.
rating himself in stylish snit As spring
now cometh on apace, 'twere well to make
investigations and negotiations as to where
you can best be suited, and in so doing
don't fail to call on Messrs C. Hess & Sons,
the merchant tailors, at their handsome
and commodious new store room, No. 1921
Market street. Here is displayed most.
magnificent stock of suitings, embracin,
every variety of foreign and domestic
goods, of the latest designs. Messrs. Hess
4 Sens bsve taken great elre in selecting
these goods. and in the hands Of their thor.
cpeh!y competent cutters, are sure to Sit.
Give them q call.
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II seems impossible that a remedy made
Of such common, simple plants as Hops,
Buehu, Mandrake. Dsndelion, &C., should
make so many and such great cures rs Hop
Bitters do; but when old and young, rich
and poor, pastor and doctor. lawyer and
editor, all testify TO having been cured by
them, YOU must believe and try them your
self, and doubt no longer.
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GERMAN DEPARTMENT,

Enrollment-Washinto 20; Madison,
81; Clay, 81 Union, 80; Centre. +6; Webster,
So; Richie, 50. Total, S39. Pupils of Ger
man parentsge, 2l0; pupils not Of German
paEentage, l29; number Of classes, ~;
number of teaches, 4; amount paid for in
struction, 1854.
Respectfully submitted,
JOHN VI. BIEcH
Superintendent.
The Board then adjourned.
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SWanun are rapidly 6ndine

-Swaxan are rapidly finding places in
!, -s----,-i professions and moze lucrative
tine nsn ma, from which they we're formal
oecuP s,rdsa. Many are graduating in
~ - Mrs. Lydia +. Psnkhasn, Of
me0l'' Mss is minister of health to
L issnns,uds Who may never touch the hem
Nous ,par garment or behold the genial light
~, modest sounlsnanes'
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Sherlf's Sale.

Ohio County Circuit Court
W.. FL. Fa. In A66unpslt. .
c. 6. whitman,
BY virtue OF an execution in the above en- :.
titled cause, issued and TO me directed. have
levied upon the following described personal
property, and will, on
Saturday. the gath day or March. 1888,
commencing at 10 o'clock A. ~, on the farm
of Peregrine Whitman, two miles from Val.
ley Grove, Ohio county, West virginia, pro.
coed to sell 70 the highest and best bidder for
cash, viz: 4 mules, ] sorrel mare, . milch
cows, 5 steers, 1 heller, 4 calves, rs wet hen,
50 ewes q head Of sheep tmixed lot>, rams,
10 young hogs, 2 rows aud Is pigs, lyshpea.
moSer, grain drill, wagon, top buggy, 300
bushels OF corn In crib, % bushels OF oats, .
tons Of hay In barn, stacks Of hay, set OF
wagon ladders, ] snlky hay rake, ! corn
Of single pillow harness, ] set OF single buggy
harness, hillside pillow, double shove, plow
Harrow, 1 sled, 2 sets OF double trees, Work
bench, shovel, 2saddles, 8 Ealters, 4pitch.
forks, 3 barrels salt.
mriI CP. BROWN, q O. G.
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Fine imported Thermometers
for sale by Jacob w. Grub,
Optician and Jeweler.
rha Mnasharrn.nnx-

WASHINGTON, ID. c., March 16.-For the
Tennessee and Ohio Valley and Lower Lake
winds, followed by falling barometer.
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department

he Wheeling RsorsTEa vs. foundsd "
Ia, atthS TIM o. the insusurstion o. "
etafe Of Wa vi1KinlA. ~ - pat ga ~
Of tbs new Btats, closely iAsnnesd vtts ~
sDtsrpr,.s. sn1 esstsibdnpg e .e 80: 49,
In Che Iuss sIultaooa With yhiee or 80
ibs stat1 - lperassd N grselst r.ass ~. ~.
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ib1 1ssstrsis svsv ~ ofths s'ss' -
arr. Raourn vm sessiaes e hess:Sss,ss
he sdVoSSfo o. 4 keool sal libee0 Hcn
The ooodsel q Dsbie a2.,n tes nS.S
ana ass.sAs..s g q q: ~ se1 a. ave-
S 2 :. en- g 'ss s .ss,Ssx q ~ fSEs 800
ne wE.1y sss.ssEsg Ssl
ri. $3.50 srsss9 - ssr5sssss 8. ...s:s -
be- slysly ssssl ysy hU' sss"s"'
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~. r,tssis essysar - xH.sssss
sGus1ay 49, 80 ys.s se2 AiG
Dally ksE1T4I T.. -. 1fiS ~
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Forty Years Experience or an. Old

Forty HeaFs ExpefIenco o. IN Ofu
Nurse.
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup is the
prescription of one OF the best female ply
sicians and nurses in the United States,
and has been used for forty years with
neverfailing success by millions Of mothers
for their children. 1t relieves the child
from pain, cures dysentery and diarrhoea,
griping in the bowels and wind collie. BY
giving health to the child relieves the
mother. Price IS cents bottle.
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Mbeelias Resister
FRIDAY. MARCH Is, 1853.
Index to New Advertisements

HornbrOok Park for Sale at Auction,
Just Receiyed-J. T. Stone.
For CincInnati-Steamer st. Lawrence.
Regular Kanawha Packet-Steamer Chan
cellor.
Wsnted-Situation.
Wanted-6irl That Can Cook.
Save Your Eyes-I. G. Dillon.
NobbY ckWear-T. c. Moffat & Co.
Meisterschaft School-Miss s. Newman.
To Housekeepers-R-H II. List.
ladies Button ShoeS-W. II. Forster.
Silverware-Miller & Frsnzheim.
TinWare-G. w. JohnSon'S Sons.
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0EMOyAL AND NEW ARRIVAL OF
Il BugRies ,Phastons and Spring Wagons.
All varranted and great, Bargains. ealsl
rooms No. l5s2 and 1901 Main street, old stand
OF Mr. Wagner. Also, one coal bank mule for
kale. J. W. EEhAE%
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ES~The wonders of modern chemistry are
apparent in the beautiful Diamond Dyes.
All kinds and colors Of ink can be made
from then.
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1851 Prizes, amounting to----------------ekto
psde only 70 ne ofdcs Of The Company n
Tcr further informstsss wits elsesfy, ~.
ing full addrasA Send orden ~ Expce
eniy 10 n. A DAUPHlN,
New Orleans, La, o.
MA. pAgPHM. mssvsnfh q. wa1hins'
n. R-in The Exfrsordinssy semi.Annsal
Drawing Of next June The Capital me WV
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ek IA ean per day 1t home. Samples wortE
Portland Maine fYisss
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Q. 7. BEAUREoARD,
]. A. EARLY.

Incorporated In isss for Is year By the Lse.
islature for Educational and Charitable pdfs
reeerye fund Of over Ss606oe kaS sincs ben
added. BY an overwhein ing popular vote its
franchise vas made part OF Che pssssnt Dtats
The only Lottery ever voted on and sndorosd
by the people Of any btato.
II never scales or pospone1 lts Grand
8iuRle Number Drnwtn0 take place monthly.
Aspiendid opportunity 70 Win 9 Fortuna.
Fourth Grand DfaWfng, Cla0 d, at NEW Oh.
LkANs, Tuesday, April 10, 1SsS-i56th
Monthly Drawing.
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A large assortment OF Percals, forHeriy sold
AT ~ and i5c, will be closed out AZ s and loo.
All our Lawns sold at t0c Will be closed At
eta. An our l2S Lawns TO be closed out at
81 cents
A large line Of elegant