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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-05-11

The Eclectic Medical Association met yester-
day morning in its second days session. The
following officers were elected for the ensuing
year; President, S. 8. Boots, Greenfield first
vice-president, Joshua Webb, Indianapolis; sec
ond vice-president, W. A. johnson, Raloigh; SEQ.
rotary. Charles H. Albeit, indianapolis: treas
urer. 8. III. Riley, MilrOyi corresponding secre-
tary, J. NJ. Westertield. Lewisvlle. The charges
of unprofessional conduct against DIR. A j.
Smith and Dir. Daniel Lesn were referred to u
special committee to be reported upon next
year. The presidents address, "The State of
Eclecticism in Indiann," was with other papers,
referred to the committee publication. The
association adjourned To meet on the second
Wednesday in May, 1884,
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-05-11
Fatal Accident to a Boy.

thirteen year-old boy named Sullivan, n son
Of John Sullivan, Bee Line checkmau, while
assisting in loading freight car in the Bee Line
yards yesterday afternoon, accidentally felt in
stepping from the depot platform TO tina car.
and barrel OF eggs which no was
transferring camo down on him, fraeturing his
skull and otherwise seriously iujuriug him. He
was removed, in an unconscious condition, to
his home, No. 3l5 South Missouri street, and Is
lying In II precautions state. Tho attending ply
stefan, Dr. Taylor, thinks that the boys injuries
will result fatally.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-05-11
Superior Court.

Room No I-Hon, NAPOLEON B. TAYLOR, Judge
EIecta Thornton ct al vs. Lewis Huffman ct
al; snit tn satisfy mortgage. Finding and de-
Gree for plainiiff
Johnston, Erwin & Co. VS.. Union Railway
Company ct al; suit for damages, On trial by
jury.
Howard & Denig vs. Philip Fl. Kelly ct al. i:
attachment proceedings. Dismissed by the
plaintiffs.
Room No 2-Hon. Daniel W. Howe. judge
Louisa Schus VS.. Central Plank-road Com
pany Dismissed Ivy plmntItf Mt her costs
George G. KnOwlt0n VS.. Charles Harmon sr
ct al; settlement between landlord and tenant
By court,
Fannie Heglin VS.. Albert Heglin; divorce
granted; grounds, failure to provide, cruel
treatment etc.
Charles Beard Allison Lamb; damage suit,
Dismissed for want of prosecution.
Catherine Smith vs.. Thomas ii. Irick. Com
missioner files t1nal repOrt.
Room No. 3-Hon Lewis O. Walker. Judge.
Daniel NJ. Bradbury VS.. Lawrence f. Shujer
1T al.; suit to set aside convrvanre. Judgment
VS.. Lawrence r. Shuler for S4O3.35.
Edward 8. Pope ct Hl vs.. Sinker, Davis g. Co:
suit on account. Tried and taken under advise.
msnt by the court.
John Klaiher va. Peter Dannis ct Rl; prnceed-
inigs supplementary to execution. Finding for
dPfendants.
William Fl. Mclaughlin Va. Adam Bettner;
suit on account. On trial by tho court.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-05-11

A successful Boston florist gives the fol-
lowing as his method of starting slips of rare
and tender plants: Underneath the usual
layer OF sand in which the slips are planted.
and covering the bottom of the pot or box.
me places a layer of oats, which, when soaked
with moisture, exude a mucilaginous
substance, acting as stimulant and feeder
to the tender roots of the slips BY this
method he seldom fails to root his slips.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-05-11

Co. vs. David Weber, A. L. Norwood Va. Henry
c. Holbrook, Mary a. Taggart VS.. Johanna G.
Pope, Joseph Stake vs. John Love, Bennett
Bryan va David Weber, 8. l.. Warner VS.. Polly
Wilson, John P. lie Page VS.. Daniel Fireman,
County of Boone VS.. Charles F. Hunt, Thomas
p. Miller VS.. II. W. Harrington. j. K. Feather
stone va. Patrick O'Brien, G. E. Wright VS.. A.
W. schwinge, and Felix Deitch vs.. Charles j.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-05-11

In the inquest over the body of W. W. Hervey,
Yesterday, officer McMulen testified that "a
Mrs. Riu had told him that Hervey stated that
he had been drugged, assaulted aud robbed in an
East Washington-street saloon. Mira. Rau also
testified substantially to the same effect
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-05-11
DAILY WEATHER BULLETIN.
lnulCaIlOnS.
WAR DEPARTMENT,

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFTCE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON. May IL, A. NJ.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley Clearing
weather. winds mostly northerly, stationary or
lower temperature, and higher pressure.
For the Upper Lake Region-Fafr weather
winds mostly westerly. stationary or higher
temperature, and higher pressure.
For the Lower Lake Reglon-Loeal rains, fol-
lowed by clearing weather, northwesterly
winds. stationary or lower temperature, higher
pressure.
Local Observarions.
ISnTaNAPorrs MAY 70
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-05-11

Az EastOn, Pa, on Tuesday. John f. Heaiey
was thrown fifty feet In the afr by n premature
blast In the Fisher slate quarry, NJ ChapmHus.
His brains werN sOattored ia every direction.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-05-11
Circuit Court.

Hon. Joshua C. Adams, Judge.
Francis O'Reilly VS. jacob p Dunn ct nj Jurv
returned sealed verdict.
Before Hon. James E. Heller, Judge pro. tenn
Robert Gibson vs.. Lucinda Barbour CT nj. pro
ceedine TO make nnno pro tune entry, to correct
judgment. On trial by court.
Before John A. Holman. Judge pro. tenn,
John NJ. Shirley vs.. Judith A. Date; suit TO
quiet title. Morton for IL now trial argued and
taken under Amusement
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-05-11

Hon. Pierce Norton. judge
State VS. Martin Powers; assault and battery
with intent IA kill On trial by inry
State VS.. John Yorger; maintaining m nuhiic
nuisance. Defendant acquitted.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-05-11

One eye, the and scme of the brains were
found Tuesday evening. SOme parts OF the head
have not yet been found.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-05-11

The following cases were also decided:
1O.516. Moore VS.. Cottinaham. Hamilton
C. C. Reversed. Best, c.
$3.50. Sfraughan VS.. White. Hendricks O. O.
Reversed. Morris, @.
1880. Lee va Tenpleton. Hamilton C. c.
Affirmed conditionally. Bicknel, c..
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-05-11

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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-08
BRIDGEPORT.
a Variety OF Interesting News From
over the River.

A gang of men are busly engaged in
cleaning off the mud from Bank and Main
streets.
Building associations are in great de.
mand, Two new ones are to organize If
the requisite number OF subscribers are
obtained
Jesse Cline is erecting q very fine and
convenient office on Morgan street, near
his residence.
Mr.. Grervey, the baker, will soon move
his store into LOUIS Cooks block. A large
and fine bake.oven is being put up at the
rear end Of his store room.
Mrs. Annie Kaiser, OF Columbus, Ohio, is
visiting her mother, Dorathea Heinlein.i
Mr.. \. Dinsmore, the grocery man, sold
out 10 his brother, and is now working Tor
y Uranium & Sons.
The second story OF the { J.. & w. Il. K.
passenger depot is being changed into an
office for A. J. Bags
John McLarew, who has been working in
q depot at MassillOn, o, for some time, is
back TO his old home looking up old &C
quaintances.
Jacob Boneys,eel. now working in the
Belaire glass house, is in town smiling at
his old friends
Robt. MCCulley, who has been living in
Martins Ferry for the past year, is again
back to Bridgeport.
The new department Of the .Etna mill
was idle yesterday in order TO test the new
boiler.
George Galloway has now two water carts
running, What is the matter with our
saloons, that water is in such demand
Nj. Lummeral, of Pittsburgh, Pa, has
been visiting Lawyer Duncan.
Mr.. lIOrncr and family are now living
III MorristOwn, o.
~ Il IofI
town, o., yesterday on business
The LABEL Glass Company will be idle
the coming week.
West Wheeling has herb doctor. His
name is Sam Barker aud he is said to be
half Indian.
Miss Nan Cooke returned from st. Glars
vile last evening, where she has been
spending few days with her friends.
Miss Mamie Duncan arrived from Pitts
burgh last evening, where she has been
visiting for the past week.
Dne OF our prominent business men. a
popular druggist, seems highly elated over
the good fortune in there for him in the
near future He is still able to attend his
business, but promises his friends TO house
up in short time.
Quite q lively picnic and surprise party
Wss given by an old gentleman to a certain
young fellow who always esteemed his
beautiful daughter with great admiration.
The young man wrote her very interest
ing note and asked her for peruiSSi on to
call on her on a certain evening. She. not
having much love for him, showed the
note, with delight, TO her father, ard he
with promptness answered it, saying:
Won may call. but do not come in contact
with pa, and then signing her name. At
the appointed hour the old gentleman,
we'll armed, watched tor his victim at the
garden gate, AMI just as the young fellow
entered it, he WAS hoisted over as though
he was shot out >of a cannon, and as he was
picking himself up, he was singing: Over
the garden wall" with variations.
Col. i. c. Smith, the miller OF Smith L
Son. is dangerously i'll. His children
from Baltimore are now here.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-08
LITTLE WASHINGTON NEWS
Special 10 the Sunday Register

WASHINGTON, Pa, April "A gymna.
zium has been organized by the young men
of this place. The third story Of the First
National bank building has been rented for
that purpose and is being fitted up in fine
styles. suitable apparatuses will be pur-
chased in the East and shipped here as soon
as possible. The membership consists OF
about thirty persons, who held meeting
Thursday evening for the initiation OF
officers and to make arrangements for per.
manent organization.
Last Thursday the smoke stack OF the
Washington Lead works, which were de.
stroyed by fire short time ago, fell, crush
ing a railroad car which was standing near.
The directors of the works have determined
to rebuild and preparations will be made
Immediately for tearing down the old walls
so that the workmen may begin operations
with safety.
George Linn, druggist at Monongahela
City, Pa, is visiting his father, Prof. Linn,
Of Washington.
Aid. Cow, Jr, who is taking a course in
mechanical engineering at Columbus, o, is
spending short vacation at his home at
this place. He will return TO resume his
studies on Monday.
Mr.. Anderson BrownIee, OF the Western
Theological Seminary, Allegheny Pa, is
visiting friends here.
Ed. HSZlett. OF Wheeling. was i'll Wash
ingtUn Wednesday on business in Connec-
ton with the Wheeling Gas Works.
Mr. w. L. Hastings. after an extended
visit to Florida returned home Thursday.
Mr. w. {. Wiley, our genial postmaster,
is making a short visit with friends in
Wheeling.
Henry Hanke and son, of Wheeling, were
in Town yesterday.
Clark Bane, a commercial traveller from
Pittsburgh, spent Thursday with friends
in this place, and left that evening for
Wheeling.
D.F. McGill who was formerly PROBES
sor of Mathematics in W. and j. College,
and is at present attending the Western
Theological Seminary, is visiting friends
here.
The Observation-Disclosures has removed its
office to a building in the rear OF the Town
Hall.
George Miller will leave for Pittsburgh
Saturday, to practice law.
The work on the Il. & q. extension is
rapidly progressing. The hands, at pres
ent, are at work near Finleyville, Pa, and
expect to have the road ready for opera.
tiUn by June l.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-08
WELLSBURG WAITS.
.Spccial 10 h1 SlmdaY Reatsts,,

'It'lI' "a tN' .'t'Ht'V bNy'e'''i
WELLsrcRG, April The knights dt
Labor" gave dance at he school hall, on
Friday evening, which was attended by an
immense crowd. Their brother Knights at
Steubenville sent down a delegation Of
about thirty couples. and there was about
the same number from here, which made
sixty couples in all. The music was fur
nished by Professor callers band, snd was
undoubtedly the best that has ever been
furnished for any dance here this season.
notwithstanding the large crowd the very
best of order was maintained, which re-
fliCts much credit upon the committee OF
arrangements.
Miss Sadie Mccormick, an attractive
young lady from Wheeling, is visiting
friends in town.
Miss Stella Swearingen. who has been
visiting Miss Jennie LETTERS, returned to
her home on Thursday.
Two or three rougn and tumble fights
occurred on the streets Friday night. Dur
ing one of them on the Hudson House
corner large pane of glass in Mr.. Geotge's
bank was broken.
Judge Boyd, of Wheeling was in town
Saturday attending to some unfinished
court business.
The Gas Company will commence laying
pipe and making other preparations for
using the naturdl gas ITOLu tnelI Wcl III
earnest this week
Miss Julis Purvis was the accomplished
guest of Mrs. W, +. Campbell several days
during tie week.
T. G. Lockard, General Travelling Agent
for the Singer Sewing Machine Company,
spent the week with his family and re-
turned to Pittsburgh yesterday.
Hazlett Cummings. OF Wheeling, but
now attending Washington College, is
spending two weeks vacation with Harry
PAUL..
MRS. Laura Beltz, OF Steubenville. is Wis
iting friends in town.
Miss Jessie Merryman, an attractive
young lady from Wellsvil!e, who has been
visiting Miss Mamie Dornan, takes her de-
parture for home tomorrow.
John Bane, a young man q years old.
died at his home. about a mile from town,
Saturday, of consumption. He leaves a
wife and one child
The members of the Episcopal Church
are taking steps to sell their church here.
They contemplate building q new one.
They say they are annoyed so much by
passing trains that they are sometimes
obliged TO stop services
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-08

LEGAL nsies 81 Interest - Lew,
thN RNa0efHal

| LEGAL nstes 81 Interest - Lsy.,,
I~F tAs Bseasafal.
Min Ida Smith, OF Woodsfield. q :.
present In oar CITY sttendinr Il" q
I scbool Of Hrs. wilkinson. This lad "a
| laree elsse in paintipg In Woods6eI3 as'
Mines Clark, Heron and Ksrch. OF ", =,
Ch.stsl, were In The city Saturday. Az.
panied BY Sister Jane Francis TN
| youps ladies' have just added paipti,a
IN 10 tAeir studieS. The Mount /,
proud Of iins class In painting and A., w =
inRand will no doubt surprise their ms.
friends With a 6ns display At the J ssI,
dis.Tibutfen.
Geo. Storm Ia, nmOy ed from his form.
residence 70 20 g. Penn street, which ~
hereafter be the loestion Of his studio ""
A few fine pasteh Of tie Frene& s,h..
will be on exhibition the coming veei J,
EicolYs They arc something entirs'n
new,ih the way Of pictures and amst.n!
will find in them nsw system OF hsudiin,
and color.
Mrs. G. II. Berger 10 the possessor az .
very fine Barboiine vase OF roses in h,S
reli. ..Some fine tintisg in this vase.
Mss Annie b. Morgan, . charming Hs,.
risville. o., lady, has returned home att,
a visit Of several weeks amsng friend,
Miss Annie 10 noted among her ac,usin,
snces for her beautiful psin ling sod bein,
the happy owner Of 9 b. aHtifui person. IS
reigns as belle OF her city.
Miss Ida Frew and Miss Jennie BsiI,,
both students in Mrs. wilkinson cl..
are out OF the city.
Mr.. John Myles and father are takio,
some excellent views near Monnt de-
Chantal.
The portrait of Mr.. Lot Joy at Nicoils' h,,
been attracting attention considerably /,
was painted BY Storm, aud is . splendid
likeness. Mr. 8. has made complete revo
luton in bis eoloring and secures som,
very natural flesh tints. He has acquir, /
the ability 10 portray on canvas . man,
thoughts and most striking expansion
without which no man can paint 8 good
portrait,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-08
AMECHANICAL MARVEL.
An Engraving Machine that does Away
with Hard Work.

The attention Of the curious has recently
bPeN attracted To- an INSTRUMENT seen
through the window OF the engraving
room Of J. W. Grub jewslry store, aud
q REGISrEE reporter called in Yesterday to
inquire its use. Ii is an Eugls engraving
machine, apdlent that has completely Su-
perCsded hand engraving and engraving by
the pantagraph. Ii is on the principle OF
the long snd short arms Of lever, except
that the lever Is, in this case, pendulum.
Tie long arm is used to describe the letter
desired, aud in - doing, the short one, with
the groove attached, works on the metal to
be engraved. The result is miraculous Tae
hardest metal and the most delicate ivory
or pesrl is engraved with the same ease
and IN less than One-tenth OF the time re-
quiTed by the hand process. The letters,
too, are much more perfect, aS the machine
@gtS ARd does no. merely S'nt'r, Oat let.
ter. u is y a marvel of ingenuity sni me-
chemical skill. aud does the required work
beautifully. BY the old process Mr.. G,u55
would have been rusaed With work To be
done by il, but can now work 50 quickly aS
to ill all his orders promptly.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-08
kSuyDrIse Party,

Mrs. Mary Ycager, Of the East End, was
rendered surprise party by numerous
friends, at her residence. in honor OF her
liity.seventh birthday, Monday evening
The visitors, To a great extent, were com
posed of relatives and friends, and spent a
happy, enjoyable evening. each guest doing
all that laid in his power to make the affair
success, and most certainly succeeded in
their object. At IL +. VI. the supper was
served, and was such rs to well deserve the
compliments showrred on the hostess for
this portion of the evenings attractions.
After supper the visitors again resumed
their amusements. spending happy social
hour ere the chimes proclaimed the hour
when 'graveyards yawn" and the time for
reluctant parting.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-08

Yesterdays Decisions in the Varieus
TribunRlS-

SUPREME COURT.
The court met at 10 O'Clock Yesterday
morning and disposed OF the folio wing
cases:
A.G. CrinraR ct al. vs. W. II. Edwards ct
al, from kanawha county; opinion b.
Woods; decree Of Circuit Court reversed
and cause rrms0ded.
Graham Bros. vs.. NJ. 4. Carroll, from
Summers county: writ Of error AMI super
sCdeaS was allowed: bond 800.
Holmes Conrad trustees, ". W. VI. Buck
et a. from Hampshire county; opinion by
snyder: decree reversed and cause re
msuded
ShcpLeri's administrators ". Peabody
Insurance Company; from Jefferson CDun-
~: opinion BY Green; judgment Of Circuit
COurt reversed and new trial awarded.
Hoffman & GARAGE ". Benjamin. Ryan. ct
al. from MOnongalia county; opinion by
Green: decree OF Circuit Court reversed aud
cause remanded.
d. Dilworth, Jr., vs.. L. GreathCusa from
Barbour county; petition for writ Ot super
>edesr refused.
State OF West Virginia vs.. GOodsll Mead
oWs: from Summers county; writ OF error
allowed.
levi Grea,house " s. G. SIpp; from
Preston county: writ Of error and SUperSe-
desS allow ed; bond $40.
J. II. Brooks. 81 al. VS.. l.. J. Martin,
sdmix.. from Mason county; appeal al
lowed; bond $50.
Joseph banks ". Rpdshraver \ Frank
hOuser, from Preston county; writ Of error
and super ,adeas allowed: bond S2pl
I. & J. Cunningham vs.. lChabDd Sayre
IT al from Jackson county; opinion Oy
Johnson; Judgment vi Circuit tDuvt 1t
.iImPd.
Robert r. Burke " Lucinda Burke,
from Wood county; opinion by Johnson;
decree Of Circuit Court reversed aud bill
dismissed.
Hon. \. +. Raymond was. on motion OF
A. J. Clarke, E>u, admitted 10 practice in
this court.
Adjourned until next saturday at ton
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-08
Happy Eight.
Pleasant Hon.

The Mozart Singing Society gave grand
ball Wednesday evening at Notes Hall on
the South Side. This society is composed
of limited number of our German citi-
zens and is one of the Oldest organizations
Of the kind in the city. \ large crowd
was present and spent most enjoyable
evening, dancing to the exquisite music
furnished by the Opera House Orchestra.
In spite of the constant Am on the dan
cling floor, the evenings pleasures were not
marred by any unpleasant disturbances.
Beer drinking was INDUCED in by many
but by none to excess. Good natured roll
licking fun was the order of the evening,
the dancing music, as ever held the first
place among the guests who never quilted
the floor till the morning bells proclaimed
the hour OF A. NJ. when the Kehruas
struck up and the affair is an event Of the
mast
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-08
THE FIRST ANNIYERSARY
0T the squRre-DeaIinE. One-Price
Clothing House

Has proved so much a success that il kept
the proprietor, his five statesmen aud a
number of boys constantly on the 30 sell
ing goods from early nom till twelve
O'Clock at night Although the house claims
10 have been only one year old yesterday,
the proprietor is much older himself, anu
therefore too much fstigUed to write much
of an advertisement Yet he will say that
he will open out ON Monday morning with
a handsOmer stock OF ready made clothing
Tor Men. Boys aud children, than was
ever exhibited IN Wheeling.
Our Piece Goods for merchsut tailoring
are great in variety and July Is to p per
cent. cheaper than any tailoring establish
ment IN the city.
Our Furnishing Goods are unsurpassed,
and ia this We do not otter miraculous
prices in one thing and charge XoSbitantly
to- all the rest, but give all our patrons the
guarantee that all are sold at Il uniformly
low Price.
Although our CHRONOS were called en- to
q great extent we have still quantity left
and will present them to those who patron
re the house.
Ladies and citizens Of Wheeling and the
surrounding neighborhood, hank you
very kindly for the liberal patronage SIX
tended during the year last P,st, aud wish
to assure you that my constant aim shall
be not to diminish my plumber of friends
and customers, but to hold all l have aud
by FAIR ASD SQUARE DEALING to increase
that number many, man., fold.
Respectfully.
}. BIBLES,
Square Dealing One Prite Clothier, Mer-
chant Taller and Fur isher, il5S Main
Street
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-08
WAITE Il WAITS
Personal and General News from the
River Rank.

The river was rising slowly at dark last
night, with IL feet 3 inches Of water in the
channel.
The Courier left for Parkersburg. at 10: 80
yesterday morning.
The Bachelor departed for Pittsburg
yesterday morning.
The Stockdale is due up this morning
enroute for Rttsburg.
The Anderson is due up early this Morn
ing, from Ironton to Pittsburg.
The elegant sidewbeel, st. Lawrence, is
due down 10, day eDroute for Cincinnati
Shippers will please take notice.
The Scotia passed down at 1 o'clock yes
terday morning, en- route for Cincinnati.
The H. NJ. Townsend and Heatherington
passed up with tie boats yesterday.
The Regular left at ) O'Clock yesterday
afternoon for Marietta, with good trip.
The Jennie Campbell swung into the
stream last night with over LOO tons of
iron. nails and glassware.
The Monitor arrived from below with .
tow Of ties.
Business quite brisk en- the landing.