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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-07-03

DxArR on 4 PIosnKn. MIRA. Aenes
ksdpAth oasiin disd al her hons In
Ooviitz Valley. W. r., June ssth. She
vas bora at Roxbsryshire, Scotland, on
kerii q, 1905, and came eth her father
10 the United States whsn shs was Il
years old. and settled In Randolph
County, Illinois. In che year 1881 she
uas married 10 Mr.. Seth Casain Of Pitta.
Acid, Maasaoh ohusst1a. and reunovea % Sc.
Clair, County. nlinoiss. where she lived
until she oame 10 UrcS,slz. IN 1e{6, acrosz
foos ef The Oascads Mounfains, On Sep
tember l5th. n The apring of 1850 she
se1tisd with her husbssnd and family on
the Cowiitxt where ahs has lived ever
siuce. Mr. uatffn was . farmer. Q man
Of sturdy undergraduates and calf -dirsc-
Ton. He was eisseed 20 tie oo1nciL in
Oregon, In 1861, 10 represent The district
north of TIE Oelumbta- now Washin1son
Territory, but did not Asssnd and af.
seeWArds served ne 3 member Of the
Coencil In tAs iRitsE Territory. h
died at freepors on ths GsxittR. On
Jaly ID lesA Mrs. CAtiin iwAs ths
rnolkex ok ten childsss. of whom seven
hoys grew 20 maahood and six snrrixs
ksF. One u these b Mr. John Oasltn,
tie cell known lawysr and rasfden3 oz
Portland. Another. uzptain koberi
Oafiin, graduated At Wsst Point, and
ssrvsd thruaRh the var ef the fshelliun
With distipefiun, losing ieg as The -
zlaulf on Retcfsh1fR. He h2s iately bsen
appuinfee Dsp1ty Governor AZ he ncl-
disraf Houns q WashinGsca-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-07-03

Great slaughter IN millinery. Hank
rupt stock ct x l. Clothing House. g
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-07-03

PuoxacSous LAwxkRs.--At sacramsn.
b iaat vssk, durtna the trial Of eass
against the Central Pacific Company,
Grove L. Jchnsan and q. O. Dsnssn,
opposing attorneys. rot into an Altercn-
fion. Johns1n ssFask Dsnsc1 D s<fbkinR
blow In the faoe with bis olinehsd Est.
The lawyers then olinehed and vrestied
about the courtroom until separated By
The officers OF the court. Tue court
then adjoufned and Johnson and q few
friends went ont on the steps Of the
courtheuse, Den8on remaining in the
courtroom. Johnsun began talking
about the case and became greatly ex-
cited, threw o4 Aia coat and started for
the courtroom, With the Avowed inten-
tion Of chaskis;ne Denscn. He was
sanghs and held. struggling 20 eet away
and shrisking. Let ma 90" IN kill
the ----- ---- - A friend entered
ne courtroom and whispered % Dsnson
10 prepare TO defend hirnself, as Johuscn
had shreateuea bis life. the doors were
closed. bat Denson, doabtlsss thiakinQ
that gohnson might ezItsf through The
County Oisrk's sf!iss, drew Q revolver
and declared that be would dsfend hin-
sslf. Al last johnson broke assay and
ian to his ofiiee, sson returning aFulsd
and accompanied BY his tvo soma. For
tunatciy. however, DeEIson's friends bad
secured carriage and had taken him
away or bIoodshsd would uuloabtedly
have resulted. The affair caused ths
arsassst sxcitemsnt ct the courthcuse,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-07-03

A vel 90 ths most sascliys method Of
diaps!lins ssssscn.s ID: solds e. and sts fever.
g csssnana ne systsna. = % t.sins z
iiquid fruis Tsnsdy, syrup sf Fla. aan-
tor sals By A. b. stsssrt.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-07-03

NAnrxeros, July Z. 2.-seosstary Man.
sise isarned the fagta In The keilitr eass
~ this naornina. He nt oniss nInt f1x
ks(lar, appointed him 70 q elstkship
~ - kim 10 WORK. KslAar is the
1kio nan vho. having been osFtiasd t,y
- Civil ssxvics Comnissiou, usz re-
md bis sppointment By firrt Auditor
Q6eeossfk, on She ground that he was
<ksalefaf 10 OonQrsIssnian Warner and
SIkr nsm0crztn In bis hcms district.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-07-03

Il IlzykHFooL, July 2. - The Cuaaf1
6ssnspsklp Company has the ssssmeR
Ds5nsxztA II b pr0visions In search a.
thsI ovefdne steamer 0ailis. 10 10 gen.
esally tkouahs In chipping circles that
tha Anehnr Lia4 steamship Tanoafia,
eAieh tsft Neu T3fk on June Isth for
Assnnouth, is towing tbs GalIia-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-07-03

fstpeds Service for ceast Desenee.
LozDoz. Jaiy 3.-At pablie meeting
pr,siisa ss d ~ over by Lsrd ossser. ID ~ ~
sestiss fi,r ths eoass dsfenes Of Eng
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-07-03

floME July ss--Ths Mssitssr dsniss
tkaa thu aaspensior Of Editor Hosx.
of tne Eearsaf ds Resas, dsu1tes {
chssnes In The rslssione bsiua,n the
vsliosn and he QaiFinsl.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-07-03

IoxpoK. 1aiy 2--Ths Gordon Meme
siAl oouinlttee. nt meeting yesterday,
api1rosed the resolution % the Primes
ct Wsise In favor ef eatahiiskine 9
hosns for tralnina posE hoys fer mill.
;s.y ;.. ssd .i s.vl his !. esssss SO g, sa'ofiAl
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-07-03

PAnis, Jaly 2.-Adyises from Mads-
GallcAr say that tee Hosas usre rspaias1
IN hh a1lack % Fort 4anacne&.
II d Asnisd that the Prise Minister
IT NE Hosaa vas straaaied % death.
1fhs tetsxiGr of Madaessu4t y nou
thseatened With fAnains. Tks rips crop
hali haea dkasroNad
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-05-08

GENTIEMEN,s SILK AND FELT
~ fHAIs teneyated TO prosentgtylesal moderate
" WIN. 9flloWSky, The Practical Halter
e!lebutght Pa Leave your orders With .. q
s ~ y slssespln EfEess wheeling; NOE
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-05-08
Tue rhonas Concert.

A large and efficient corps OF usilefs
have been engaged for the May Festival
Concert by the Thomas orchestra to.tnor'
row evening at the Academy OF Music,
and those attending will have no trouble
in securing their seats. Every one should
be IN their seats promptly in order to hear
all Of the concert. The ushers have been
instructed not to allow persons TO 60 70
their seats while number is being played,
SO In case any are late they willhave 70 re.
main In the lobby until the number being
played is finished. 1t is not proposed TO
disturb tho musicians 81 the audience by
the creaking boots or rqstlilg skirts OF
lats corners.
4 special from Pittsburgh states that
the opening Festival concert there last
night was q grand success. It was arts.
ticaily, financially and socially the event
Of the season. The programme was q
superb one and exquisitely rendered. It
should be remembered that Wheeling 10
one OF the few cities on Mr.. Thomas
spring route in which Madame Frrsahs
SIadi, Emma Juch, Hattie Clapper, VIM.
Winch and Max Heinrich, together with
the full orchestra, all appear In one con-
cert. It Ia an unusual and very important
event for Wheeling, aud one that she
should appreciate by filling tho Academy
to Overlooking. Wheeling claims 10 be q
musical city; she should prove this by
literally patroniztng the finest musical
organization on this continent
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-05-08
BELLAIRE.
Fire Department ofnelals-Per.op.l and
Other Notes.

Fire Department ofaeIals-Psr.opsl and
Other Notes.
Mrs. W. J. Ferren is visiting at Barnes
vile.
George S. Evans, Of Urichsville, was in
town Yesterday.
The Baltimore kohio helpers are to
have conductors.
Adam Faupel is back from California,
much improved in health.
The postotfice as now altered and pol.
ished up is greatly improved in appear
ance.
The school children and teachers have
made several trips to the woods for wild
flowers. A
JIM. Maring is getting enough better TO
be able to walk about the room OCCASION
ally by using crutches.
The Panhandle and Pennsylvania Com.
pany pay car is expected here to-day 10
pay the Cleveland 4 Pittsburgh employees.
There will be q meeting Of The steel
workers Of the Bsllaire nail works at the
warehouse this forenoon at ten o'clock, to
which all persons are invited.
Will Mills Is to do some fancy skating as
part OF the exhibition OF the polo entertain.
ment in the Niagara rink Saturday night.
There will also be race, and all attend
ing the rink will have a chance In q water
set.
The Fire Department has again elected
George II. Muth Chief. Abe stahl was
chosen Secretary and John Davis Assist.
ant Secretary. After the meeting the boys
were treated at the Chiefs expense in LIB
erty hose house.
The arrangements for the Decoration
Day services have partly been msde by
Spangler Post G. A. r. Rev. 7. II. Tay.
lor, OF the South Bellaire N. L. Church,
will preach, in that church, the usual SER
mon to the Post on the Sunday preceding
Decoration Day. Hon. Lorenzo Danford
will make the address in Rose Hill ceme-
terry. The fire companies have decided
not to parade, but will march to the Square
for inspection. ~,
First class hob nail shoes at 81 10, equal
TO any at 81 so in the market, ut Helm
lein's shoe house, Bank building, Bellaire,
Ohio. We carry the largest stock in the
city and all OF the latest styles, both in
fine and medium priced goods. We don't
keep shfddy goods, but will sell you solid
foot wear at shoddy prices.
J.b. HElstEIY 4 RRa. ~
y Heilaire, Ohio.
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trouble over Tho Reilly Block.

The Board Of Public Works mot yester-
day morning and summoning Mr.. "
Reilly before II informed bin that he
would not be allowed TO construct the area
way on Fourteenth street Just below Mar
ket, that the builders mad begun to lay
the foundations for. twas 70 DO built for
the purpose Of allording an entrance 10
the basement Office that 1t was planned to
have under the corner room Of the new
Reilly block, going up at the corner Of
Fourteenth and Market streets, and
would have taken, up neasiy one
half OF the pavement and thus become
a nuieance. In building his new
block Mr.. Reilly loses twenty-five inches
OF ground, his old building having ex-
tended over that far on the pavement,
The common law in relation 70 such
nuisances ss this contemplated area way
would be Is very plain, and even Council
under II cannot grant the privilege for II
to lie built. This will cause somewhat Of
a cllange in the plan.oi the building. It
would be well hereafter fos builders to
submit their plans TO the Board bslere
commanding work
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-05-08
roaErr11EI NsunANoE.
a Wood County aiss Barn. nj. Ratp=Hsi

~ hoou N091H lAastes' ststaAsas tase sssAa1
contstsss.
ON the night Of April 10 last; large
,,,,,, IN .ths farm Of Nathan Hutehinson.
~ y. -. - -. go
Of Wood county, Avoas eleEfn laiies t =,
Petersburg, ives destroyed by ire. The
building was insured for s. 500 In the New
York Underwriters and the contents for
s7OIin the same company. i
ETAa heFsesr which iEoee not inssseddY had
been turned out Of the stable that night
and Hutchinson declared that he was
away from home all night, but would not
state where he stayed. He also made an
affidayit that there was no lien on the
building, when in fact there was 81 ,OU0 on
fine property.
Tie $500 insurance had been taken
ont through Hunter Smiths agency, at
IParkemburg. Last week an agent Of the
company was sent to adjust the loss. He
and smith went out TO Hutchinson's home.
They questioned him but could not in
duco him TO state where he stayed the
night OF the 10th. The next day man
tby'the name Of Joseph P. Wiseman was
produced, who made an affidavit stating
that Hutchinson had stayed all night with
| MN on tue 1pths 3heS Melc SAAtuIAS0
separately and great discrepancies were
apparent, and Wiseman became fright
ened. The next day Wiseman
met the agent on the road and
inquired where he was going. The
agentrsplied that he was Goingto kanawha
Station to get an officer TO have him
tWisemanl arrested for, perjury. The
4 man then became thoroughly frightened
and begged that such an action should
not be- taken and he would ronfess all.
And then came startling tale. He had
agreed to testify as he had Tor $50, which
4 was TO be paid when the insurance money
\ was surned over; be received on account
an order for $. Hutchinson hearning OF
this, broke down and confessed that he
had destroyed the builing. He did 1t he
said because he needed the money to pay
pressing debts.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-05-08
ro.nirhi,s carnlysi.

The iangy dress carnival to be given at
the 6hapIinc stEeet rinE this evening bids
fair 10 be as enjoyable as any given this
season. Arrangements have been made
with the street car company SO as 10 &C.
commodate those from Bridgeport, the
island or the northern or southern parts
dtAthe city, who may degire q attend, and
at the rink nothing has been lelt uAdo4e
that would Ia any way add to tile comfort
81 tho patrons. Kramers full orches-
TIA will be present &c usual 10
furnish the music. II sholld
also be horne in mind that every one at.
tendtng the special seggt9n tonight, as
well as every session dlEing thls end ncIt
month, receives atiCket emitting him Ia
q chance In all four Of the handsome
prizes that are to DO drawn OF tho end Of
sist tme.
= Judging tse# the assurances that the
management has receiyeq there will DO a
very IaEEe RHRber pEeseVs N fSstHme,
and it viii sHlp!y repay one 70 80 and
lookon and emf v tha spaFt ia that way.
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KILLED BY THE CARS.
A 3. : Q. nRAKtSfAN1s RUN. OVER
And Both Legs Amputatad-Aftor Eight
Hours o. suHsrins Death Comes to HI.
Relief, and He Dies at the Hospital.
Ri. Remain. Taken Home.


John L. Mackey, a B. & o.. brakeman,
met with an accident on the Hempfeld
division yesterday morning, and sustained
Injuries which resulted in his death about
eight hours after the occurrence. He was
acting as brakeman on the first section oil
4 through west-bound freight, and about
4 O'Clock, when near Roney's Point, was
running over the top Of the cars. when he
overlooked the fact that gondola was
next TO q box car, and in stepping from
the latter he fell beneath the wheels and
was run over. Both legs were amputated,
one above the knee and the other near
the ankle. .,
He was not missed from the train until
II arrived In this city, and was not dis
covered until the second section came
along, when the engineer saw him lying
on the track, and pulled UP. Mackey
was UNCONSCIOUS. He was brought to this
city and taken to tbs hospital, where Or.
Ackermann dressed his wounds, Medical
skill was vain, however, TO save him, and
he died shortly after noon.
Coroner Schultze was notified, and
viewed the body, but concluded that an
inquest by aiufy was not necessary. The
remains were taken to Washington, Pa
on the evening train. Mackey's tather
lives at Washington. He was "a years old,
and unmarried.
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roo rnIN 4 swINpLE.
o.a.b PsddIsrs WHO Failed to Collect o,
af,,t. Ea.anIniaakN at..

Cloth PsddIers WHO Failed to Collect on
tl,p!s Fraudulent Notes.,
Three or four months sgq two men tray.
eled through the country in this vicinity
selling cloth for suits. They sold fair
looking cloth atyeFy low prices, and rep.
resented that they had tailors following
them up, who would be along in day or
two 70 make up thee cloths without charge,
Each customer was asked 10 sign biz
name 10 anorder 10 be sent back 10 tho
tailotG. OF course the men WHO were to
make tho suits never came, and instead OF
beiae-ap order the pepers signed were
,ptomisGoyy notes for various Smounts,
Recently several Of these purchasers have
received notice that theirN otes are due at
a Cleveland bank. They naturally de.
clined to pay. Whereupon one i. Wit.
man, Of 512 Woodland avenue,
Cleveland, Ohio, writes to them
thai ho obtained the notes ID
payment ios goods sold to Alexander
Burnstein and A. speE1, asld That as lie 10
an innocent third party, the fact thai The
notes were obtained by fraud will not pre-.
vent his collecting upon them. he
thssstens 70 sue II the notes arc not paid.
It is safe 70 cay be.will never sue. TO
bring suit against aBlylct the parties he
will have 10 come TO West Virginia and
II he shows up here he wiflprohably have
some difficulty to convince the Ohio
County Courts that he Is the innocent
third party he clalmsto be,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-05-08
GOOD roRa sTTonIEs
shown by the Prize FlE1.sts-Eet rllaa Dis.

shown by the Prize Figh,ers-Eek FIlnn Dis.
charged.
'fPlugger' Condfey had bis preliminary
l,earinabefore Squire Arkle yesterday az
ternoon on the charge Of rohhing John
Hughes Of SO. II seems that 1t was Con,
drey, and not Eek Filan, upon whom the
empty pocket book was found. The testi-
mony Yesterday showed no reason 10 sus-
peet FiIan Of completely in the robbery, II
indeed there was any robbery, and Squire
Arkle discharged Filan honorably. Con.
drey claims that he picked up the pocket
book in the Senate saloon, and that it was
empty. The barkeeper said Hughes
showed him his pocket book short time
before, and there gas only little change
less than a dollar-in it The justice
reserved his decision as to Coudrey until
to-day.
]. r. Cowden represented the State and
John @. PepdIetop the prisoner. The at
tempts to get tho WITNESSES "a tell about
tho alleged prize fight between Hughes
aud Van Walt resulted III little butamuse-
ment for the auditors. All present tcsti-
fed that they were so glofiously drunk on
that occasion that they could remember
nothing that took place. II transpifed,
however, that the tght toek PLACE at
Stockyard Hollow. out the pike, and not
on tho Island. Van Walt and Hughes
were committed to await hearing on
Monday on the charge OF prizs lighting.
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Wallace& Co.'s show was in Mounds.
Vile Tuesday afternoon and evening. The
crowd present waa not rs large as Mounds.
Vile and surrounding country usually
sends to similar entertainments The mum.
Der OF sharpers accompanying this show
and the multiplicity and ingenuity Of
their devices Tor fleecing the nnsophisti:
Gated and pn&aFy Of .liSif money was
something astonishing, and to the shame
OF some Of the young men Of the
town II must BIO admitted that they 80 far
forgot Themselves as to 10 cajoled into
acting as stool pigeons TO lead others into
losing their money to these oily tongned
sharks. Mayor Purdy and Sergeant Bran
non swooped down upon tho horde OF
swinaiing sharpefs Just before noon and
closed up their games, One OF the sharp.
.ers.was arrested by Sergeant Btannon and
compelled TO refund TO John Hobbs go,
which he had Thin on one OF the
games, sg. In sa,lli
. . IL 'H
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-05-08
"MEoUi MR-E-EoUw

A Practical Joke on Man who Hates
Some curiosity was caused among read.
es Of The ISrEtL,ogSceRy yesterday morn
ing by the following, which appeared
among the new advertisements:
yyTANTED-A GOOD SOUND CAT.
wv Euquire between hours Of 10 and II A y. Of
WIZ. ELLISulIAM, Of NELL & klllngham.
Many people "slzcd 1t up" at once as a
Joke. Others took It in good faith. Mr..
Ellingham himself overlooked the adyer-
tisement until short time after he ap,
peared at tho store, when dirty-faced
boy Of 8 or . came 10, catryinga covered
basket, and asked:,
SIS Mr.. Ellingham int"
1Yes, sirS that's my name. Whatisit?"
NJ see you want o cst,p said the bay,
and lie lifted the cover and showed . lony
feline OF nondescript breed.
"Whatln shrieked Mr.. Ellingham, who
never did love cats, and now hates them
with an intense hatred. who wants a
swhy, don't your Law your notice in
the paper"
Mr.. Ellingham looked at the boyn then
at the cat, then at his iavorite newspaper.
he soon found the "notice," but he did
not buy the cat.
Just az the boy disappeared in the di-
rection OF the river, tie telephone rang,
and this collogny took place over the
wires:
as that Slr. Ellingham9"
"Yes; what Is it2"
"Sfeoww
Bang went the receiver up, and Mr..
ElIiBgham irowned.
4 little Irish girl with bright looking
tabby kitten catered pretty soon.
SIS Mr.. Klingham mere" she asked.
"No; he doesn't stay here, Yop will
find him at Benwood."
Another telephone message:
EIs tbst Ellingham?" III
"Eo; he mas gone mp street"
"When he comes back teii bin he can
find lust the cat lie -"
"WhizzI" Nr. Ellingham rang off.
To condense the day into hrief space.
twenty.four boys and girls With e4ts OF
assorted shapes, hues and sizes, called ct
the store during the day, and the girls at
connect; e With Sci Z Ellingham.
Drnmmers sgQt OHIO. the racket" and
handed Mr.. Dillingham; picture eards villa
cats aud kittens on them, Inquiries eaple
for the latest quotations on cats; on the
street his friends cried "Miaoul" and
then ran. It is safe to say Mr.. EIliug.
ham dFeamel Of cats last night.
Itisnot. known vh9 pagsed the "ad" to
be inserted, but BIZ. Ellin9hsm eHteFtains
suspicious Of Young friend who recently
ran al over st. Louis in obedience to tele,
graphic instructions from him, trying to
ascertain the gnepeial standing of"Al X.
Hail. (aIcoholl,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-05-08
ABOUT PEOPLE.
strangers in tho City and Wheeling Folk.
ah.oad

strangers in tho City and Wheeling Folk,
Abroad.
Hon. D. H. Leonard, of Parkersbnrg, is
in the city.
in the city yesterday.
Miss aPet' Terrell, Of West Liberty, is
in the city visiting friends. fSssll
Mrs. D. @. List has returned from q
visit TO friends in the east.
Mr.. u. Walker Peterson left yesterday
for trip 10 Rincon, New Mexico.
o. II. shat1er left last evening for Pitts.
burgh. Hewill return to-day ut noon.
win J. e. Bown, Of st. Louis, former
we'll known Wheelingitc, is visiting in the
The family Of Rev. g. NJ. Shot will re:
turn to the city to-day from an extended
trip South and occupy their new house,
corner Jacob street aud Alley s.
Tom D. Campbell, former well known
Wheeling boy, who has made Cincinnati
his headuarters for number Of years
past, has connected himself with the
AIonon route.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-05-08

A SPECIAL meeting Of Council will be
held this evening. There are q number
81 important papers demanding attention,
chief among which Is the proposed $780,
mn loan ordtnonca
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-05-08
Gonfsetio,,sr,.,1.
oats d a,,,td gaps.

NEW YORK HATBLEA0HERY NO.
IN 3! sixisenh street Ladies', aud Misses
tetedt hleached eelnEed and hrfthed IN the latest
!tyles promptly. MIhincn' work done Of The usual