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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-02-25
local BREYIrIES.
Matters of Minor Moment in md About
Tho CITY.

Matters of Minor Moment in md About
uIe CITY.
MATsSEE d. the GEand to dag.
OPERA House this evcnlng-"Thc Wife,"
TnI GRAND this evenIDg-Beach & Bowcrss
TninstretS.
THE river did not get below the twenty-five
foot mark until yesterday.
REDEcCA CRIsN ELL got drunk last night and
was run In BY Officer Creighton.
TIE second new Smith furnace at tho LaIIele
viii be ready to go On Thursday.
YESTERDAY the vlGilant engine was pumping
ont the basement OF Thomson ~ Z. church on
the Island.
THE senior classes In the public grammar
schools will hAYc an examination al Richie
| lchool Friday.
THE County Commissioner Committee on
Court House and jail met yesterday and audited
the mo1thly bills.
YESTERDAY mornIug chimney fell Oh an old
frame hOu'e on Coal street, almost AtriGiug
women who was Standing near.
Tux Island school will not reopen until Thurs'
day morning, AS IL will not be possible 10 have
the house ready before this evening.
THE work on CGldwell's run, which was stop.
ped by the Hood was resumed by HKllock Bros,
the contractors, yesterday morning.
LOUD complaint Is heard that on certain
prominent. street corners on the Island the
wallis,
MEN and teams were at work Yesterday grading
the lot In the rear Of rpaldtug whace's late res
idence, now owned By Holiday & sons, the
planning mtllmen.
TAg State Fair Board yesterday Instructed the
superintendent 70 go TO work At once 70 clean
up the grounds and rebuild the destroyed sta
| bles and other structures,
WILIIAM +. JOKES, accused Of rahbiEg paytd
O'Erien, is still In Jail, but IL Is understood that
| Mr. +, X. Stewart, Of the Globe Contract Com
pany, will so on his bond.
YESTERDAY the stockholders OF the West Viz.
giula obaCCO Company, manufacturers OF the
Fred Letter" tobacco, held their annual meet
| Ing aud 70 elected the old Board Of Directors.
MtSoRA WALKER, living In Alley Is. died
went TO the home, Investigated the mates and
decided that The woman died Of heart dhcase.
THE test oil and gas well Of the Wheeling De-
velopment Company, on RoSSs AnR, bias been
bored 10 depth Of 4, $50 feet and Is to go down
to 1900. Nothing has been struck yet, aud the
prospects arc poor.
TuI infant child OF Mrs. ARA SheiIIull. Ma
mic EECd 10 months, who wBS here last summer
| with her mother on visit, died Saturday even.
| Ing at the family home In Jersey City, The
| Wheeling friends OF Mrs ShelilOll will extend
the sincereSt sympathy.
a NUNBGB Of bad holes were left in the side.
walks In various paris OF town IS q result OF the
llOOd. They should Le Impaired II Onpe. At
ulght these tIeaCheraus depTesSlonS are apt 10
cause serious accidents. few sidewalks have
had to be entirely relaid, and otheIE nearly so.
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Phillip Hunts, the popular superin
tendsnt OF the BoRga Run Mining Com
pany, had again, as in the flood Of '84
an opportunity to show his benevolent
disposition. Mr.. KuntE's house is on
high ground, end when the watert
began TO rise, the house was thrown
open and his less fortunate neighbori
were invited to enter. Numbers re-
sponded, and for several days from
thirty.fve 10 fifty men, women and
children made their home with the
kind.hearted Superintendent. Every
body e!so in Wheeling and vicinity
assisted their neIghhorS during the
flood, but none were called on to under
take Job OF such magnitude.
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AT TIE THEATRES.
a Talk with the Representative OF tho Coz.
FIed Company.

rIed Company.
wheeling booking is one night only" said
Charles Z. Davis, OF the COnfied Comic Opera
Company, and next Saturday is the date and
the opera House tie plGes Of OUT engagement.
The Gypsy Baron has been selected for per.
Torrance. This old.tIme tGvorite-the gem OF
the lyric Etage-is as sweet and picturesque TO.
day rs ever. Il has been seen mere; 1t Il well
known here and popular, but its brilliant record
has received new aud lustTouS lRurela since us
last production here. Any one who has heard
Johann Strauss waltz music knows tho quality
Of Tho GYPSY D1rOu, which Is appropriately
described Us his masterpiece.
"AH to the company, wish TO say that, iudg'
Ing by its brilliant success aud the cOmmendA'
tlOn Of tho public and press this season, Il e
larger, stronger and more complete organization
than ever bore the name OF .COnried. II Is an
expensive company. We carry our own orchcs'
ira, OF which Sir. Paul steindOItf 10 the lender.
Travelling about the country we have 10 use tive
extra cars, one for the sixty members OF the
company aud the other for baggage, scenery,
ETC.
"AmOng the principal singers Of the company
are Mis- Ida FlIzbugh, Miss DetilnH Padelinrd
and Edward s. Grant, former NtrginiRns. The
lAtter's home Is in Richmond.
"MlSs FitzhuRh, a handsome brunette ard q
talentGd vocalist, Ia relation OF tho Virginia
FllEhuGhF,H
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For THR CHILpRRN.-Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy is a great favOrite with
mothers for their children, as many OF
them have learned from long expert.
ence in the use Of 1t that II Is reliable.
1t promptly curcg their children Of
coughs and colds, prevents them from
having the Group, or cures them Of
Group. They have also found that there
ia no danger in giving it even in large
doses, and that It is pleasant for them
to take. For sale by W. W. Irwin, G.
r. Goetze, ]. Kari, G. Sehnepf, NJ. W.
Heinrich, John Coleman, W. L. Williams,
@. Menkemiller, W. @. Armbrecht and
s. l.. Brice. D&w
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no On ans lllIlp rh.p Month.

It has been decided to omit The
monthly payment OF city gas bills for the
gas burned in February, which would
be payable on or before March 10. TC
take the state OF the meters now would
occupy the time OF the whole available
force Of the gas office for three or foul
days and retard for that long the repair.
ing Of the gas system, replacing ruined
meters, and tho lie. The Gas Trustees
considered it wiser TO allow the men to
spend their time getting things into
shape 60 that consumers can have the
benefit OF the gas than 10 have the
meters read 81 this time, a decision
which Of course every sensible man will
accept as wise.
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BRlDGEP0RT.
Charles Cook DSttsr-Gns on-Personnl
Mentor, etc.

Charles Cook DVttsr-Gas on-PersOnRl
Mentor, etc.
col. John NH Is confined to his room by ar
attack OF SiCkuets.
Charles HoweIls, who 10 student at soio Col
lege, 10 spending a vacation at his home here.
william Davis has resigned his position as Iol
turner At the Etua WORKS, 10 accept n simllRl
position at Youngstown.
Frank Maullby and wife. Of Wichita, Has, arc
at the home OF DR.. Cook, nj the bedside Of Mrs
MRultby's brother, Charles Cook.
Both freight aud passenger traffic Is very heavy
on both roads isinEe the .tooa, aud they are a.
NEST unable 70 handle thelr business.
Dwelling houses are away above par IN this
place, aud Il EIskwood had about tAlrty houses
10 rent they would DO occupied Al once.
T.B. May and wife and Thomas Tury and
vile former toAideniS OF the Island arc stopping
at tic sherman House. They VIII remain until
R0le 70 aud houses on high ground.
Charles Cook, who has been lying at his home
In very dangerous condition during the past
few days, was better last night and his phyGl
clans have new hope Of his recovery.
Natural gus was turned on Al the mills here
yesterday afternoon, aud they will resume work
To-day. All Of tho private Consumers arg stu
without gSs, but will, no dsHbt, geE Tito day,
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BEEI.AIRB.
All Sorts of Local News and Gossip from
the Glass City.
iySINURGw

All Sorts OF Local News and Gossip from
the Glass City.
The steamer Liberty discharged cheese and
cattle here yesterday.
A broken axle delayed trains on the Baltimore
& Ohio two hours yesterday.
The loss OIL. ". Houston K Sons at theiF biick
yards here will be about 5000.
The hats worn by the minstrel men while
here are now being worn BY some local bloods.
Capt. J. R. Purnell left yesterday for Clncin'
matt 10 attend q MaSontc reunion in session
there.
Mrs. Benlinc an aged woman. Of the Fourth
ward, Is very sick aud her relatives despair Of
her life.
A pInIon was broken yesterday afternoon at
the steel works, witch delayed the men for sN
hour or so.
The Church OF God. In lower town, was dam
aged by tho flood, but will be reldy for services
next Sunday.
Marshal Shepherd took seven prisoners 10 the
s.. Clalrsyllle jail yesterday. Among them were
the burglars.
s o. Cummins, who has been quite sick for
some time, is now conVAlescentr but not able TO
leave his home.
James Yost, OF this city, and Miss Maud VIII
Jams, OF Benwood will be married At the BRIDES
/ home next week.
While raising u telephone pole the linemen
let II fall, breGking II III two. Another one was
soon III It's place.
VIC. Warnock, of the Democrat received word
| from WArnOek yesterday that twin girls bad ar
rived at his home there.
James Wiley, Of Centreville, was in tho city
yesterday. Mr.. Wiley has recently gotten back
from Il "trip to the far West.
Five hundred poker chips, d stand board aud
a silk plug hat were found In down TO w alloy
| yesterday. No owner has az get bGGu found,
| c. Il. GOstliuC the cement man, has been JnIn
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In the circuit Court,

The case Of Horkheimer Bros. vs..
Mitchell & Son waa yesterday con-
tinued till the next term OF the Circuit
Court.
In the case Of Numa Lee seeley We.
Oscar Seeley, guardian, O. W. seabrigbt
and W. Il. Forster, spreties, the report
oil Commissioner Boyd was confirmed,
to the effect that said guardian owes the
plaintiff $2,0a6 10, with interest from
January !, and Judgment was entered.
Robert B. WAIT gave bond in open
court az guardian OF Mary A. Wayt and
Others, in the penalty Of $500, with
James a. Wayt as surety.
The jury has been adjourned for the
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Clerk Hook yesterday admitted to
record one deed Of trust aud transfers
as follows:
February 81, by W. ]. W. Cowden,
trustee, to the LaBelle Building Associa:
ton, for S9O5. lot 5 in square 42 in the
old town Of South Wheeling.
February "a, by Johanna o. Meyer
aud Franz A., her husbond, 10 Quinta
Beatty, for $500. for thirty.ioot lot on
Lind street,
February II, by o. A. schaeier, trustee,
to Johanna F. SpeCht, for Slips, the
south SO feet Of lot II in square 6 in
Rlchietown.
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Mrhn MItnn Tn.nIrht.

An importSnt event OF the amusement season
here Will be the Gu SagemenE at the Opera "ouSC
tonight OF Daniel FfOhmAn's Lyceum Theatre
Company IN An eiEb sTate production Of Be!ntrG
and DeMlIIe's famous comedy success, "Tho
wIie,n with all the scenery and accessories made
from the original models, and completeness oil
detsil characteristic Of the ,Fr0hmAn manage
meut,
est refinement, md the magnificent manner III
which II Is acted from DIST to last cannot be toe
highly praised. II can be seen many times
without In the least becoming tlreSOme. A more
elevnting Lesson THAI THE WIG teaches, could
mGilSI, while 1t the same time the story is OF an
Intense interest. 1.-The wifG's" strong taking
qualities arise from the fact that tho dramatic
Interest which touches the heart Is we'll in
terspelSed, with comedy OF light aud pleas
ing order. There has been a good demand fol
FGAts, which predicts an Immense audience e
greet Nj. FrOhman's charming company.
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Contract lei FOR fnrll 1mnrorsms nts

The Board Of Directors OF the Wheel.
ing Park met at Henry Bieberson's yes
terday sud opened the bids for construct.
Ing the new restaurant in the orchard at
the Park, and the ornamental new main
entrance. There were three bids, Edward
Hamm's being the lowest, and the con-
tract was let TO him, the work to be done
under the supervision Of General Su.
peIintendept August Roll, and TO be
completed by April %. The new gates
will be iron, with very ornamental
orchard portal, ticket Office and other
convenience.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-02-25

MOTHERS should bear in mind that
Ghamberlain'S Cough Remedy Is harm.
less to children. It contains no injuri.
GUS substance. They incur NO risk
when they give it even to babies. Then
long experience has shown that it is
especially adapted for the cure Of
coughs and colds incident to childhood.
It curesth promptly, and is pleasant
and safe for them to take. For sale by
W. W. Irwin, @. r. Goetse, j. Klari, D.
Schnepi, N, W. Heinrich, John Coleman,
W. E. Williams, G. Menkemiller, W. O,
Armbrecht and S. 4. Rrice. DAw
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SPECIAL BAREAINS

To close our winter weights and make
room for our incoming spring stock
First.class work and nc guaranteed. Also
bargains in Under wear and Half Bose
Near the celebrated lace back Sus-
member for comfort and durability.
C. HESS j. SONS,
Merchant TalIOrs and Gents FGrnishers.
1891 and 1898 Market street.
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The old cemetery near the mouth Of
Boggs's Run has been visited by land.
slide, almost stripping some OF the
graves. Yesterday men were at work
digging out some Of the bodice, prepare.
tory to removal to another graveyard.
This is the oldest cemetery in the neigh.
borhood OF Wheeling, several Of the
dates reaching back into the last cen
knSy
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The remains OF the late O. G. scofeld,
whose death on Monday afternoon
shocked and panied his numerous friends
here and throughout the State, will be
taken to ParketsburR on the Lizzie Bay,
leaving at 5 a. IN. Last evening Row.
Mr.. Riheldatter and Rev. Dr.. BIaisdell
conducted funeral services in Parsons
photograph gallery, after which the body
was removed TO tho whartboat, where
itiends watched il all night.
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John Ding, employed at the La Belle
Mil, had one Of his fingers badly
mashed Monday evening. He was work
ing near the tramways that run through
the mill, whom one Of the cars rot a
wheel off the track. Ding put his hand
under the car to remove the obstruction
when somebody pushed the car, catch.
ing Ding's finger and mashinR 1t badly.
It will probably be necessary 10 ampu-
tate IL.
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IF you cannot SEQ and need spectacIes
you should call on us and have your Eyes
tested without charge. We have tile
finest instruments and more experience
than any other Optician In the State,
and guarantee satisfaction or money re-
funded. JACOB ". 6RUBB,
JeWeler and Optician,
Car. Twelfth and Market Streets.
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Yesterday morning a big bronze tur.
key gobbler in a cage in Shane's meat
store, on Fifteenth street, got ont and
flew with terrific force against the large
plate glass window in the front Of the
store, breaking 1t and going through as
il there had been nothing in the way.
He was caught later, unhurt, and re-
turned TO captivity.
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E. L. RosE & Co., No. 81 Twelfth
street, have left few Of tho finest Of
their elegant Holiday Sewing Machines,
which they will offer at prices sure to
make room for new goods in other lines,
Don't miss this opportunity,
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NOTES ON NAVIGATION.
Stage of Water and Movements of Boz

Stage of Water and Movements Of Boats
The River InterestS.
The river wGs falling little faster last Night
with * feet in the Chapel.
Tho reports from above last evening were:
Pittsburgh - Is feet iHGneS and falling
cloudy.
BroInsEIllo-ll feet inches aud falling;
cloudy and cool.
cloudy and mild.
a. m.-TThe Coulter, lOf PGrECrsblTS, got away
at II 80 q. NJ,
Three 6oRls only will leave to-day: Tho Lizzie
Bay, for Charleston, at a. M; fot FittsbpTIh,
the Matt T. Alien, nj a. M; the Bon IIur, Tor
ParkeHburg at 1850 a. N.
The Hudson Is expected down for Cincinnati
Thursday morning,
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UGACrazK Iot -

Adams 4 AIken's company will commence
thEse.nightS engagement ut tho GrAnd on
Thursday evening, In the new musical comedy
called "a Crazy Lot" Sol Aiken and JANIS r.
Adams, the great comedians, are with this COM
said 10 have ilBe company OF speciality and
dramatic artists with them, and the comedy is
/ constructed for laughing purposes only.
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whether on pleasure bent or business,
should take on every trip bottle Of
Syrup OF Figs, as it acts most pleasantly
and etTectually on the kidneys, liver and
bowels, preventing fevers, headaches and
other forms Of sickness. For sale in SOC
and ST 90 bottles by all leading druggists.
DhY
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Ghe Sntflltaellter.
OfIiee = Nos. 70 nnd ~ Fourteenth Street.


NOW
North BrItIIh Mercantile Insurance Co.
Fourth page.
Believes In Cntlcura. ,....I
Opera HOuSs-LAmbeth'5 Celebrated scotcf
0l Piano For sale-y. ". Banner & Co.
AdminiStrA or'G EotlCe.
Public Sale-H. K. BlAisdelL a.
wAnted-To Rent House Of Five or BIZ
Rooms.
notice to tiaB Consumers Fourth page.
For SJlc-EngiUe and Boiler.
Optical Department-L @ Dillon d Co.
ArlSt0 aphs-HiRRiDs' Gallery.
Paper and Envelopes q Davenport
HoRe 4 BFo,-HGEdNA are, &C.
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There were ten cases 10. POLICE court
yesterday, all from the house Of Myrtle
Lynwoed, raided on Monday night. The
usual fines were assessed.
Conrad Lash left a cart on Tenth street
to be out Of the high water. Yesterday
when he went to get 1t It had disap.
peared. The police are looking Tor II.
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The GERnd contained good audience last
night to zee this old time minstrel company
The singing was good, aud some Of the features
| were first class There Will be q matinee i0l
ladies' and children this afternoon, and THU
| ~ AItII
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PREVENTS PSEUMoNA.-The prompt
use Of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
will prevent severe cold from result
ing in pneumonia. Bear this fact In
mind. paw
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NJ. j. MoFADDEN.

Fine White Shirts, my own
make, warranted pure Linen
Rosoms. made double In front
and double in back, with Patent
FacIngs in hae k, shoulders and
sleeves, Is double sewed in all
seams, and every Shirt Is guar
anteed to Fit. Price only SOC.
Genuine Jersey overehIrts,
warranted to not shrink. re-
duced from rs to SOC.
Extra heavy Dark Cloth Over
shirts, WON'T shrink, reduced
from ST. 10 SOC.
Extra fine cloth double breast
Shirts, fast eoIors, and won't
shrink. reduced from ST. to 76c.
Boys Good Cloth Shirts, we'll
made, won't shrink, reduced
from rs to SOC.
Underwear Below Cost.
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IL your eyes tire or head aches when
reading or sewing, consult without
charge Prof. Shelf, The 0ptician, corner
Main and Eleventh streets. NwF&w
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InIiInniinnn

wAsKlSGroa, Feb. 2I-For West Virginia,
Western Pennsylvania and Ohio, eEisk and high
sOuthwGsterly winds, shifting 70 northeriy;
rains likely turning Into snow; colder by THUS
day with cold wave.
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Thermometer Record.

The thermometer at schnept's drug
store, Opera House corner, yesterday,
Registered as follows:
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TO CITY GAS CONSUMERS,

No Gas Ellis will be made out FOR tho
Month of February, payable by March
10. Tho Gas burned in February will be
Included in the bills for March, payable
on or before April 10.
BY order of tho Board of Gas Trustees.
a. A. FRANZHEIM,
ie25 SeCrs,arv.
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BEACH BOWERS PIMOUSnINSTRVEs

AND FIN15F UNroAAED BAND III TIE WORLD.
Lh!Ety distinguished Artists. Vast OrgauIza.
superior 70 All MinstrelS Of the Past and Present.
mAkirH II an Ideal aud real mobilization Of an
NonaIchs 81 the Minstrel World. Watch Tor
our Grand jockey Uniformed Baud.
PGIcS-O Orchestra Chairs, SOC; DrcsE Circle
At WeIF'S, " to5 SS'0
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1891-08-10
MoaAx.s Work AND AIMS.

Uncle Sam has - women lawyers.
There are s02 women studying in the
Swiss universities.
The same salary is paid to the women
and The men health inspectors In Chi
cago
Doctor Martha Robinson, Of Cleveland.
Ohio. has been her fathers partner IN
dentistry for five years.
Russia's present empress is generally
beloved among the people for her chart
ties, and Is said 10 be the most popular
czarina the nation has ever possessed.
Mrs Bayard Taylor has returned from
Germany and will henceforth make hel
home in this country. Her daughter
and son IN law-Doctor Kiliana- accom-
pany her from the other side and pro
pose 10 remain here also.
The real personality behind the nom
de plume OF Margaret Sidney is Mr.
ID. Lotlrop. Mrs. Lothrop's maiden
name was Harriet milford Stone. She
her marriage she has been resident ~
Boston, where she is surrounded by mans
friends, and whore social duties occupy
large part Of her time.
It's a new thing in Italy TO allow
women any active share Of public life
The newspapers therefore call attention
to the fact that widow lady of Yer
cell has been elected one of the admin
istrators Of a charitable trust in that city
The example Of Vercelll has since been
followed by the town of Diano Marina,
where a lady has been a member Of the
local Congregation of Charity, which
disposes of the trust funds for the bene-
fit of the poor and sick.
The old Anthony homestead in ROches-
ter, \. v. has been renovated and re-
furnished by the Womens Political Club
of that city 70 provide pleasant home
for Miss Susan b. Anthony. A room has
been fitted up especially for Mrs. Eliza
beth Cadys Stanton, who will spend the
summer with Miss Anthony This is the
first real home Miss Anthony has been
able to call her own since she began her
work for woman suffrage
Mrs. Frank Leslie's editorial room is
the most luxuriously fitted up in all New
York, with walls upholstered in ruby
velvet, doors in Russia leather, Persian
draperies and rugs. and furniture Of
richly carved oak. Here Mrs. Leslie sits
from o in the morning till in the
afternoon, revising manuscripts, reading
proofs, approving makeup. and doing a
thousand and one other things. Her
mail is enormous, containing all sorts
and conditions of letters, from begging
letters to proposals of marriage-though
under the circumstances the two classes
would perhaps come under the same
head