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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-07-24
RIVER NEWS.
Stage of the Water and Movements Of the
Rontl.

Stage of the Water and Movements OF the
Boats.
The Courier is this mornings Park
ersburg packet.
The Elaine passed down at 8 p. m. on
her return to Parkersburg from her
usual weekly trip to Pittsburg, She had
good trip on board.
The river is still falling at this point
at the rate OF about inches per day,
The marks last evening showed depth
in the channel Of I feet.
The Katie Stockdale ofthe Cincinnati
Pittsburgh line is due down and the
Fashion Of the same line is due up, both
at early hours this morning,
The W. N. Chancellor is due up this
morning enroute from Cincinnati TO
Pittsburgh. She will probably resume
her place in her Charleston trade this
week.
The Andes got in from Cincinnati
at 8 p. IN, with good trip on board and
allher excursionists safe, happy and in
good health. This steamer will leave
to-day on her return trip TO Cincinnati
at 3 p. m., Capt. Charlie Muhleman in
command and Mart Noll in the office.
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REPAIRING THE DAMAGE.
Rapid Work Seems to Make but Little
Progress,

Rapid Work Seems to Make but Little
Progress.
The more work is done on the wrecked
Baltimore l. Ohio Railroad and the other
damaged property, the greater the dam,
age seems to be. The Western Union
Telegraph Company has large force Of
linemen at work. 1t has practically to re-
bnild its line through the flood district.
The Baltimore 4 Ohio Company sent
additional gangs OF men out on its line
yesterday. Nearly thousand are now
employed in all, but SO far little impress
sion has been made on the wreck. The
trestle over the creek in this city was
not completed by last evening, as
expected, but the work was continued
all night by the light OF torches. The
gap left in the track Just across the
creek from the Elm Grove school house
has been relaid on the remainder OF the
old road bed, The trestling Of the creek
where bridges were washed away can
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WIiIII-c Coal Fuel,

The Riverside Company's steel plant
and plate mill at Benwood started up
again yesterday, using coal in place Of
the natural gas, which the Natural Gas
Company Of West Virginia has been fur
nishing. So extensive is the damage
done by last weeks storm to the gas
company's line that il is not likely that
such large concerns us the Riverside will
be able 10 secure an adequate supply OF
gas for some time to come. When the
natural gas fixtures were put in at the
Riverside, Manager Hearne had them so
arranged that they could be taken out
on short notice aud coal substituted.
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers in the City and Wheeling People
Animal

Strangers in the City and Wheeling People
Abroad. .
Charles II. Straub, OF Grafton, was il
the city yesterday.
Wheeler Bachman is home from {
weeks visit to Cincinnati.
Mr.. E. A. Sweeney, OF Tyler county
was at the Stamm yesterday.
Mr.. Henry Serig and wife, Of Nortl
Main street, are visiting friends at Mari
eta.
Misses NIollie~ Sylvis and Jennie
Cowan are visiting friends ut Newport
Ohio.
Mr.. William Roehm, OF Philadelphia,
is again in the city, and as usual, is regis
tered at the Stamm.
Mr.. J. Wylic Mulholland, well
known Phildelphian, was registered at
the Mcclure yesterday.
Hon. John Jarrett, ex-President OF the
Amalgamated Association, is at the
Mcclure house, having stopped over here
on his way east.
Mrs. Clay Hunter and children, OF
Triadelphia, who lost their house in the
flood, are at her sisters, Miss Jennie
Logs, on Woods street, East Wheeling.
The many friends OF Mr.Will d. Fisher
will be pleased to learn that he has so
fur recovered from his sick spell as to be
able to attend to his duties at the Ex-
change bank.
Mr.. Joe 7. Noble, OF Claysville, was in
the city yesterday, having managed with
several others to drive in over the Ma
tional road, or what is left Of it, along
the line of devastation left by the terri
bic storm OF last Thursday night.
News has been received OF the recent
appointment to the United States Naval
Academy at Annapolis, of Mr.. Willie G.
Dawson, OF Louisiana, Mo-, nephew Of
Mr.. A. W. Campbell, of this city. He
Won his appointment by competitive ex-
animation. An older brother won an
appointment to West Point two years
ago in the same way.
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KILLED 4 HORSE.
Two Martins Ferry Youths Go Over AT
Abutment In u Buggy.

Two Martins Ferry Youths Go Over an
Abutment In n Buggy.
Last Saturday two young bloods, Bob
Coss and Stump" Taylor, hired horse
and buggy from McCue Bros. livery
stable to take ride. They went up the
river to visit fishing camp, got very
full OF liquor, and started home. On
Patton's run a bridge was removed
some time since and set on new abut.
ments n short distance from the old
ones. A new drive turns off the main
road, but road still leads to the old
abutments. The boys gave up to the
ghostand went to sleep, trusting to the
better judgment and good sense OF the
horse to bring them home. When the
animal reached the turning off point al
the old abutments he naturally followed
the path he had often Travelled before
and the distance being short did moi
have time to see its mistake until on the
edge OF the stone. The poor animal
tried to jump to the other side and struck
against the stone wall, falling back OIL
the buggy. The poor brute died after al
hours suffering, but strange to say the
drivers, although they fell with the rig
were not Mt all hurt. The buggy wa
completely wrecked, and still lies in thu
run, ut a depth OF fifteen feet. The fal
was hard enough to sober the intoxi
Gated youths, who struck out for home
and sent word to the MCCue Bros. that
the horse was killed, and yesterday
skipped for Wheeling. The horse wa
valued at $3.50 and the buggy S75, which
loss the livery men will suffer, as the
parties are not responsible, and if ar
rested that will not repair the damage.
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Mr.. W. A. Lynch, of Canton, and Mr..
George P. Bisscll, Of Hartford, were at
the Mcclure yesterday. Mr.. Lynch is
the representative with Judge r. IL.
Cochran of the Eastern capitalists who
are behind the big railroad bridge pro-
jet, and Mr.. Bissell, member Of large
and well known banking concern in the
East, is one OF these capitalists. This is
his second visit here. He and Mr..
Lynch are here this time for the purpose
Of consulting With local representatives
and learning what progress is being
made.
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Some months ago, says the Peoria, ILL.,,
Journal OF recent date, j. W. Sanders
quit the employ Of Marshall, Murray {
Co., OF this city, to go down to Wheel
ing, W. Va, and start in the commission
business. He has now secured good
ioothold there and is coming back in n
week or two to take to himself bride.
The lady elect is Miss Ida Wallace, 4
damsel well known in the society circle
OF the First Methodist Episcopal church.
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is natures own true laxative. 1t is the
most easily taken, and the most effective
remedy known to cleanse the system
when bilious or costive; to dispel head
aches, colds and levers; to cure habituaI
constipation, indigestion, piles, etc
Manufactured only by the California
Fig Syrup Company, San Francisco, Cal
Sold by Logan & Co., Anton P. Hess
r. B. Burt and G. Menkemiller. Al
Bellaire by NJ. n. Mercer.
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ROBERT GARRETT,

Capt. Clcments's own donation O
500, in connection with that OF Mr.. Gar
rett, is regarded us very liberal in view
OF the serious loss the Il. 4 O. company
itself suffered. The contributions were
both unsolicited.
The committee at Elm Grove on Sun
day collected over 800, and the one al
Triadclphia nearly $500. The commit
tee expresses its gratitude to the public
for the liberal response to the appeals
on behalf OF the sufferers.
President Cruise went out yesterday
evening to the infrmary, where the
Roard Of Commissioners Relief Com
mittee met at 6 p. III. Mr.. Cruise told
an ISTELLIGENCER reporter that with
the kind donations OF societies and indi'
viduals the wants Of the sufferers, so far
rs food and clothing were concerned,
would be provided for without expend'
ing any of the cash subscribed, leaving
the full amount to be applied upon the
damaged houses and in setting up in
life again those rendered homeless and
destitute by the waters.
on cALDwELL's RUN.
The work OF cleaning, repairing and
otherwise cffacing the effects Of the aw-
full rush of waters as shown in Cald.
wells run proceeds slowly, so slowly in
fact, apparently, that so far there is
nothing to show for it. The principal
reason, however, that there is nothing
to show is that there is so much to be
done that what has been done does not
appear to be anything, so great is the
contrast. 1t will be weeks and it is not
improbable that another season will roll
around before oil the traces are gone.
The streets are still filled with stones
and debris. Some progress has been
made in the way OF clearing yards and
houses OF refuse, and several habitations
are thoroughly cleaned ont, but scarcely
fit to live in by reason OF the dampness.
The residents OF the run were busy
cleaning up yesterday afternoon when
the storm clouds began to gather and
were apprehensive OF more danger and
damage. Again last night when the
rains were falling there was great I'M
easiness.
The funeral OF little Tommie Howley,
whose body was recovered Sunday, took
place yesterday afternoon at o'clock
from the residence OF his uncle, Mr.
James Howley. 1t was very largely at
tended, and the expressions OF sympathy
for the bereaved father, who was Crazed
by seeing his family swept into the jaws
OF Death before his very eyes, were nu-
merous and sincere.
At the Chapline street crossing OF the
run narrow temporary structure has
been built, over which the street cars
and foot passengers are able to cross,
but vehicles are forced to still 90 up and
over the Jacob street bridge to reach
Eighth ward. This bridge is hard
to reach, and in case OF large
fire on the south side OF what
is now little rivulet, in place
OF the raging torrent Of Thursday night,
the apparatus of tho Fire Department
would be likely to encounter trouble.
The matter Of bridges at the EoG and
Chapline street crossings will be brought
to Councils attention tonight. Men
were at work yesterday propping up the
suspended and weakened gas and water
pipes in a more substantial manner.
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A pretty heavy rain commenced to
fall last night shortly before IL o'clock.
It was accompanied by vivid lightning.
A rumor of destructive storm at Wells
burg was widely aaoat here before the
rain fell, but as the communication with
Wellsburg is still cut of, it could not
have been authentic. Ordinarily the
rain which fell here would not do any
harm, but il it extended a few miles
east its effects there will be serious,
softening the crumbling banks whore
bridges were washed away and COM
plotting the wreck OF others only par
TALLY destroyed, besides making the
temporary roads through fields and to
the iords nasty to travel, il not i'm
passable,
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The Baltimore & Ohio Railroad will
sell excurJion tickets next Sunday, May
20, and continue to sell them during the
entire summer, to Pittsburgh, at the rate
Of 81 so the round trip, tickets good ioF
Sunday only. Will also sell excursion
tickets to Washington, Pa, at the rate Of
81. Trains leave Wheelingat 5 and $40
O. m.
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FOR HOT WEATMER.

A full line OF lightweight Serges, Pin
Cheeks and Drap dc Etes, which We are
prepared TO make up In the best style at
reasonable prices.
Bulbriggan Underwear at 81 90 a
Suit and upwards. Fancy Flannel Shirts
nj 50 cents and upwards, ut
c. HESS & SONS,
1921 l. 1928 Market Street.
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Wnnted-IIOuscReCpG
lOSl-pOCGet book.
Bicycle Parade.
Beaver College and Musical Institute.
Sale Of l'Ouds aud Stocks.
Dinner Sets Tea SCtS-Ewiug Bros.
Notice TO Lien Holders.
Hay and Strnw-GcO. Hook.
When They Leave Us-Third page.
For observation-disclosures Andes.
Notice TO Travellers.
White Mountain FrccGcrs-NcsbItt& bro.
West Virginia Exposition and State Fair
Fourth page.
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There was a serious cutting afrray in
the Eighth ward last night, a man named
Healey cutting q man named Shipley in
the back and side. The particulars OIL
the difficulty were not known, and
though the police were looking for the
parties they had not been arrested up to
5 a. m. Shipley's wounds are said to be
pretty bad. though not dangerous.
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Heinlein was summoned as soon us the
woman was brought home, and reset
the broken member. t..
Nearly all the sufferers from last
weeks heavy storm have recovered
from the shock and got to work clearing
away the debris and repairing the dam
age. The destruction Of many pretty
yards will make months OF work for the
owners in fixing them rs they were.
Nothing has been done with the cooper
shop, and the rubbish is still piled up
ut the foot OF Bennett street.
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Special Excursion to the Cincinnati Expo

The steamer Andes leaves Wheeling
for Cincinnati Tuesday, July "A, ut p.
M, arrives at Cincinnati Thursday after
noon, returning Friday at midnight. A
brass band will accompany the excur-
sion. Round trip tickets, $40; from
Marietta and Parkersburg, 81 90; Ravens
wood. So 90.
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FOR THE BENEFIT OF FLOOD SUI
FERERS,
AT THE BON.TON.

Five per cent Of our total sales for
this entire week will be given for the
benefit of the food sufferers. Every
sale will be recorded. We shall make
Il our aim 10 sell our goods about % per
cent less than elsewhere. As this Is II
bona ilde offer, and for u charitable pur-
pose, we hope the public will give us n
liberal share Of their patronage.
THE BON.T0N.
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THE Beaver College, under the care OF
DR.. Taylor, is one OF the most desirable
places for the education OF young girls
and young ladies. 1t is admirably To-
Gated and well conducted. Send for
circular.
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for habitual constipation, dyspepsia, and
kindred ills is the famous California
liquid fruit remedy, Syrup Of Figs. 1t
strengthens as well as Cleanses the sys-
TEN, it is easily taken, and perfectly
harmless. Sold by Logan & Co., Anton
P. Hess, r. B. Burt. and G. Menkemeller.
At Bellaire by NJ. n. Mercer.
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On and after Sunday, May 9, the Ohio
River Railroad will sell excursion tick.
cts every Sunday until further notice
Wheeling to Sistersville and return
81 80, Wheeling to Parkersburg and re.
turn s. %. Tickets good one day only.
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Address Registered Letters to
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL B4Sk En-, Il.

REMEMBER That Tas,r tsS P and Ra, rI@
charge Of the drawings Is guanple o 'g, ~. II
fairness and integrity that the chAul ,,a f,i
equal, and that no one eau possibly "'''"'
number will draw Il Prize, ......,aip ,tfs
"REMEMBER also, that ne lRyIH5,,.r,. 81 Srs
Il GUARANTEED ny FOUR NAII3SA .i IA. iia prJ
dent T oi AM mi Iu Ii whose ca'ef Ey'
are recognized BY the highest GoGI. ,.d l,ta,
beware Of any limitations OF I..lf.aag
schemes"
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WASHINGTON, July 24.-For West Vir-
rinia and Western Pennsylvania, fair,
preceded by local rains OH lakes, station
airy temperature, followed Tuesday night
By slightly cooler variable winds.
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NEW YORK, July G-The stock market wa,
quiet to-day, being dull in the forenoon with
very little character, but more active and
stronger later In the day. The opening was quiet
and steady, and the carly dealings developed a
firm tone, during the prevalence Of which every.
thing advanced small fractions; but these gains
were afterwards wiped out, the market bccOm.
IN the afternoon, however, and the market pre-.
gentcd II more animated appearance immediate.
ly, aud Reading, New England, Union Pacific
and lAckAwannA taking the lead, prices were Rd.
vRnced slowly, the improvement cCRsIng only
with the close Of business. The close was active
and strong at about the best prices Of the day.
The closing prices show advances throughout
the list.
Railroad bonds were fairly active sales 81 BIZ.
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BALTIMORE, July 2i.-Wheat western steady
aud dull; No. . red Apotand July SjaSjJic Au,
gust sSI tasJ71ic; September sGIsc. Corn, western
dun; mixed spot, July and August j2JSc: Sep.
tcmber &c: year 47lEc. Oats. firm western
Whlt9 q SR43c; do mixed i0IIlc. Rye firm and
higher; prime 59aGOc. Hay steady; prime to
chOtce western SIS tnRip TO- Provisions quiet
aud steady: mess pork SIS 70. Butter quiet
and steady ut lSa2Oc, Eggs easy at loo.
NEW YORK, July gI-Petroleum opened steady
at S3I4c, aud after slight decline In the irst
hour became strong and advanced TO SC. A
reaction then vet In and the market closed steady
II Si9Ic: sales l,l0s, 100 barrels.
NEW YoRE, July @l-The dry goods market
was very quiet.
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THE CANNON FUND.

1t Increases In spite ot Unfnvorable Cir
cunStanceS.
There has been so much to occupy the
attention OF the public OF late that the
Republican campaign cannon fund has
been nearly forgotten. But in spite OF
tho flood and other occurrences, it has
been pulling up steadily, il slowly. The
roll OF honor since the last report was
published is us follows:
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WE have the only successful machine
and method Of delnagnetlZing watches
In West Virginia
JACOB W. GRUBB, Jewcler,
Cor. Twelfth d Market StS.
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The thermometer at Schnepfs drug
store, Opera House corner, yesterday,
rnnisinrnl na fOllOMB:
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EOTE.-Tlckcts drawing Capital fii"t' "'' ~
entitled TO terminal Prizes. .,...- H., ,.,,.s,rs.
desired, write lcgbly to the undersigned. g,T ,,r
stating your residence, with shle l'' G 4.
street and Number. More rapid return IH.., y, ~
livery Will b. assured By your cna"'hs ~" "
velope bearing your igll adGfyss. ,,..... n,l,-.
or New York Exchange In ordinary Igiilh
rency by Express lat our expense GI4tfy'''' "
''''e' - II. 4. pAuPlllN,
or N. A. DAupHIN,
Washington, D. G.
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THE HOVLEY Girls body
Found in the River Several Miles
Below Benwood Yesterday.
FIVE BODIES STILL LOST.
Repairing the Ravagcs of the Flood
slowly-The Work of Relief Yes
terday Liberal Volunteer
Donations Given.

The bodyof Mary Howley, the twelve
year old daughter Of Thomas Howley,
who with her mother, two brothers and
baby sister was drowned by the flood in
Ca!dwelFs run, was found yesterday on
the river bank at Schaefer's coal works,
several miles below Bellaire, on the
Ohio side. At least body was found,
and there is little doubt that it is that OF
Mary Howlcy. 1t was that Of girl
about eleven years old, dark short hair,
blue eyes, blue calico dress, red flannel
skirt and white cotton drawers. An in
quest was held by Coroner Boyd and
the corpse will be kept until to-day for
identification.
There were rumOrs OF other bodies
being recovered yesterday further down
the river, but none OF these could be
authenticated. The bodies OF Mrs.
Howley, her elder boy, John, and her
baby, John Holman and Herman Stem
eel are still lost.
The storm sufferers are beginning to
get on their feet, and are getting things
in shape. The damage to houses and
household goods can soon be repaired,
but IL will be many month before the
traces OF the more serious ravages OF the
waters are efIaced. Some signs OF the
wreck and devastation, in changed water
courses and the like, will remain for {
generation, to be pointed out to children
yet unborn.
THE RELIEF WORK.
President Cruise, Of the Board o.
County Commissioners, yesterday re
ceived the following letter:
Frank Gr,,st, Esq., Presidet Ohio County Relic
.issOcidii0n:
| DEAR SiR:-In compliance with tele'
gram from Mr.. Robert Garrett, OF which
Il copy is given below, you are author
lied to draw on us through the house o
Messrs. Robert Garrett & Sons, Balti
more, Nd, for 81 900, this being his in
! dividual contribution for the relief o
the sufferers from the late flood.
The following is his telegram, viz:
BALTIMORE, Mp, July %.
", W. CicmcRts, IFhoihg, ". Va:
| have this moment received your tel
egram. My thoughts and sympathie'
have been with the people OF Wheeling
Their past friendship for my people n
well us their courtesies to me indiyidu
ally the last time was there have beer
freshly recalled to my recollection by
your message. Praygive to the proper au
thoritics for the use OF the sufferers 81 ,00t
for me individually, to be used in suCt
form MS you may deem proper ant
best. lam always sure OF the welcome
you will give me and you have Otter
been in my thoughts during the pas
year.
[Signed] ROBERT GARRETT.
Yours respectfully.
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Gbt Sutellioentcr.
New Advertisements.

once. No.. s6 aud 81 Fonrteenth Street.
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Grand Monthly Drawing
In the Academy Of Music, New Orleans
Tuaedav. August 1888,

PRIZE, 100000.
100000 Tickets at Twenty Dollar each Halves
$40; Quarters 50; Tenihs g; IweniirunsI'
~ LDn unILI.
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We cannot do justice to the esteem In wh!ra
CutiCunI, the great skin Cutc. aud Cuirun
SOap, nh exquisite skin Bcautihcr prItrl
from It, md CuticurU ResOlvcul, the new hoUl
Purifier, arG held by the Thousands upon ih0g
sands whose lives have been made happy by he
cure Of HgOniZing. Illuminating, itching ,aly
and pimply diseases Of the sEu, scalp, aud
blood, with loss OF nair.
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We the undersigned Banks aud Bankers W..
pay all Prizes drawn In The Louisiana STATE b''
terieS which may be presented At our coH"lt'''
L. NJ. WALMsLEY, Pres. Louisiana Sat lGnI.
PIERRE LANAUN, Pres. state National hailA'
A. BALDWIN, Pres. New Orleans Natl l4hA'
Carl, KOUN. Pres. Union National Bank.
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UNPRECEDENTED ATTRACTION!
LOnisinnn Stntn LOtterN E0MnAMY.

Incorporated by the Legislature in lss, iC'
Educational and Charitable purposes, aud IL
franchise made n part OF the present state Goa.
SitutiOn, III 1879, by an overwhelming popular
vote.
It's GRAND EXTRAORDINARY DRAWINGS take
place semi annually, June and December, aud
It's GRAND SINGLE HuMRER DRAwISGs take place
on each OF the other ten months In the year 40!
are all drawn in public, ut the Academy Of No
sic, New Orleans, La.