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Death of ID. u. IIu!ett.

81 meeting Of the members Of the bar
OF La Sale County. at the Court House, on
the eighth day OF March, 4. d. 1853, called
in view of the decease CT their late profes-
sional brother, D. u. Hule:,, Esq, Of Peru.
J. o. Glover, Esq, was called to the Chair,
and P. X. Leland was appointed Secretary.
Messrs I. p. Ualiigan, G. 5. Eldridge, j..
Avery and P. X. Leland were appointed &
committee to prepare andreport resolutions,
The following were reported and uUani-
mously adopted, viz:
WHEREAS, Il has pleased an all-wiss Pro-
vidence 10 remove from our midst, by death,
David II. Halett, Esq. almost at the com
mcncement of a professional career which
gave promise Of . brilliant future, therefore,
belt
Res07reF, That in his death, we sincerely
deplare the loss of an able and esteemed
brother in the profession, and true and
kind friend.
Resolced, That TIVE deeply sympa,hize with
the parents and other relatives Of the de-
ceased in their sad bereavement.
Res0lC6d, That out of regard to his memo
~, we respectfully request that the pro-
ceeG;nCs Of this meeting be spread upOn the
records Of the County Court CT La Sale
County, and also that they be published in
the respective newspapers Of the cities of
Ottawa, Peru and La Sale.
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Mex: State Fair.

The Executive Committee Of the Illinois
State Agricultural Society met at Spring
field on Monday, the principal object of the
meeting being to fix the place for holding
the next State Fair. Committees appeared
from three cities, claiming the fair. First
came Centralia, offering $1,000; Peoria
came next, offering to bear all the expense
Of preparing the grounds; and Jacksonville
came thirdly. making the same offer. After
hearing all the committees, and taking full
time for deliJeration, the committee decided
IL E4vcr Of Centralia,-not because the offer
was the largest, but because the committee
thought Egypt" had claims and was enti-
tied 10 it. We have no doubt the decision
Of the committee will meet with almost UNI
vcrsal approval
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BLAC8wooD TOR FEBhUsEY.-IIcre is an
intellectual feast, We profoundly commits
serate that whole sccdy tribe who love good
reading but cant afford to subscribe for
Blackwood.
In the present No. we have first, " The
condition Of Women an article full OF solid
sense on 4 very hackueyed subject Next a
large instalmeut Of Eu,wer's new novel
.. What VIII lie DO With IL" which Is
deepening in interest TO excitement; 81,
"Peop'e have never Net" delightful arti-
Gle in Maga's best serio-comic vein. 4tli,
- Lord st. Leonari's Handy Book on Per
soma! Property" giving rs the cream Of one
OF the finest popular law treaties that has
appeared in a dozcn OF years; 9th ''Zsnzi-
bar" the first iastaltaent of Capt. Buttons
Journal Of Explorations in East Africa, a
deeply interesting book Of travels; 9Th,
- ThornIale, or the conflict OF Opinions"
liberal criticism on a new novel Of merit
7th, 1.-THE Poorleah Mutiny," another chap
ter in The history Of the great mutiry in In
dia; and S;h, a Familiar Epistle from
Mr.. John Company TO Mr.. John Bull
protest on the part Of the East India Com
pany against the proposed abolition Of lis
government in Iadia. They are all pleas
ant, yet most substantial good reading.
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ST. Louis AND CHICAGO Il. R.-lt was an
nounced seyera! weeks ago that the cxten-
sion Of this road from Joliet to Chicago had
been completed, but no mention was made
Of the time when regular trains would com
gnence running over it. We find on this
subject paragraph in the Springfield cor
respOndonce Of the St. Louis RsDuJIfcqr.
dated the 9th inst:
We learn from headquarters that the St.
Louis and Chicago Railroad Company, IN
Ger the official control Of Gov. Natteson.
have completed the road undertaken by them
from Joliet TO Oh cago-a distance OF about
thirty-seven miles. Hitherto the trains Of
this Company have rua over the Rock Is
laad track between the points named, often
subject 10 great inconvenience, being entire
Iy subordinate TO the Rock Island trains. and
subjected too to a heavy expenditure for the
rse of the road. Arrangements have been
perfected for the running the trains over the
rev read in ten days ON this time. The
terminus of the road at Chicago Is at a more
convenient distance from the centre of the
city than the R0ci. Island depot. The road
Is a popular one, as it ought to be. 1t is
well managed with reference TO speed and
safety, and is noted for punctuality in the
arrival of trains, and for accommodation and
courtesy on the part Of conductors.
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WHERE H WAS CnoKED oFF.-Ia the tel
egraph synopsis of Congressional proceed
ings last week, it was mentioned that Sena-
tor Douglas had called up his resolution for
information on Kansas affairs in the Senate
and was proceeding to advocate its passage,
when he was choked of by the arrival of the
TING for the special order. From the full
report Of his speech, We cut the paragraph
preceding the application Of the gasotc.-
With contemporary we agree, that it was
high time to choke him OF.
The test mony as to E.ckapoo is, that al
though there had been vast numbers Of He
gal votes during the day, young Thomas Nv
Ing, son of the late Secretary Of the Interior,
voted next to the last; only one man voted
after him, according to the testimony; yet
the poll-boo,.s show seine five hundred votes
added subsequent to his. The certificate
was cut off; five hundred names wcre add
ed and then the certificate was pasted on
after these names. The testimony is equal
" conclusive as TO Shawnee, where seven
hundred or nine hundred votes were added.
/ man by tic namo Of Bailey was the last
E.an who voted, according 10 the testimony.
The proof was conclusive that he was the
last mar who voted; and then they cut off
the certificate, put on seven hundred or nine
hundred names, and pasted it on again and
they call that return,
These facts are well known to the world
they are proven before the officers of the
law; they are known to Mr. Calhoun, the
Prcsilen Of this Convention. He is here in
this city under the protection of the Presi-
dent Of the United States, and held by his
commission. lie withholds the facts, and
the Senate refuses 20 permit the information
10 he extracted, and we are told that is
none of oar business. We are called upon
Here he was chokcd off thus:
The ice-President.-Wil TIE Senator
pause for moment? 1t is the duty of the
Chair to call up the special order at this
hour.
Mr.. Douglas.-I never knew a debate to
be cut off in Its midst; but if that is the
rule, must yield.
The Vice Pr,siden..-Thc rule is positive.
The Chair has cut OF debate fifteen or TWEEN
ty times since the commencement Of the
session.
Mr. Grcen-I insist upon the enforcement
OF the rule, for l intend to reply to this
fully.
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The PHILADELPHIA Press saconiing the
proposition started by the Art-Lecomvton
Democracy Al indianapolis, for a general
Mass Convention g. Chicago, says:
Let the people take tae matter in hand,
and by their prompt response 70 the call.
cive that hearty approval which must strike
alarm into the hearts Of those who are CO.
verify striking at the dearest rights Of Aa.c-
ricaH frecmcn. Lctthe Keystone State he
among the first to signalZe her SYM l-Ev in
this important movement. Let State Con-
ventoas cooperate to send their strongest
men. Let Douglas, the Cheval;cr Bay
ard OF the United Democracy of Illinois; let
Wise, Of Virginia, the foremost son Of that
ancient and rcvered Commonwealth let
Stanton, of Tennessee, whose pen and
tongue have unwayerin-ly ctaInpjoncd the
cause of the people; let Harvey, of Ken
tuchy, who can fifty Illustrate the memories
eiinging to the dark and bloody ground;'
let Walker, whose course has kindfed a.2,ni-
ration in every true PENNSYLVANIA heart
let Bancroft, whose name, all tie world
over, is iuscpGrab.y associated with our IA
tional history and literature; let BroicFick,
the gallant exponent of the unanimous sen
timcnt Of the Democracy ot'thc " Golden
State let Stuart, whose vote and whose
voice have added laurels to the glory OF the
Pcuiusu,aT State let these lend their COM
maud:ng presence 70 honor the Mass Con-
yeEtion of the People"
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HER PARAMoUR MURDERED By HEE SONS
= terrible affair occurred at Littleton Sta.
ton. on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, on
Sunday night, Dist CT February.
Ms. Manly, widow woman, resided
there with her two sons and kept grocery.
An intimacy between her and man in tine
neighbcrhood had been suspected. On Sun
day the boys went away from home to be
gone all night, but happened to return un-
expeciedly in the night, and found this man
in bed with their mother. Enraged, they
fell upon him and killed him. The boys
both escaped, one taking an Eastern train
and the other coming West-one of them
was only ten and the other fifteen years old.
The miserable victim must have died in
stantly, as he was stabbed three times
through the heart. A terrible warning,
this, against Illicit crime.
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Trustees .SnEe

NTHEREAS. default has ocen made In the pf yment Of
w certain promissOry note, given by William II.
Randall % Aonzo T. Stewart, dated September 3D. 1851
and payable Il six months from its date, for $500 and
which secured by Dsed Of by William
II. Randall to the dag aforesaid.
Now, therefore, notice j given that by virtue Of the
provisions in said Deed Of Trust contained will the
hour 81 ocOc. in the afternoon Of the third day Of
April next the ont door Of the Court HoBse ia the
City and CoaEty Of PEORIA Illinois. sell public auc-
zion, the highest bidder cash. the following de-
sc-ted real estate iate in the County of La salle in
the STATE Of Illinois, Wit: The southeast quarter
Section fifteen Township thirty north in Rlpge two
81 the Cd priacipai meridian and such sale will
execute 70 the purchaser deed o the premises sold.
raarIs-}w A. L. MERRINAN
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Shocking Affair at Alton.

Yesterday morning, as we are informed
by 4 gentleman who came up on the cars, a
most remarkable affair occurred at the Alton
Penitcntiary. AS the guard was going the
rounds, opening the Gel doors, one of the
prisoners, named Hall, knocked him down
wit:. club, baniaged his arms, drew him
into tho cell, locked The door upon him, and
backing him u. against the grated I" vietual
hole" threatened tina. If q pardon was not
forthwith granted Lin, Ia wcud Kill the
guard on the spot, with 4 nine inch knife
which lac brandishcd over him. The alarm
was speedily given, and an armed posse Sun
rounded the cell, but all attempts mt res
cue were unaydiiing, IS the prisoner protect
ed himself bekind the unfortunate guard,
ordering il impossible 10 shoot the former
without killing the latter. The convict at
the same time told them that he was des-
peratc man, and that at the least attempt to
take him, he would plunge his knife into
the heart of the guard, even though he was
Killed the rext moment himself In this GU
riouS state OF affairs, seeing that it was the
only alternative for saving the life of the
guard, Col. Buckmaster came m on yes;er-
dry mornings train, for the purpose of OBJ
tanning from Gov. BiSsell a pardon for the
convict, and went back on the freight train.
The pardon, however, is only TO be used as
ruse- We suppose he arrived at Alton last
evening, but the deR0ueLaent of the affair we
have not yet learned.-.SPrinqffeid Jour.
We lsarn by gentleman who was at Al
ton on Wednesday, that the prisoner kept
the keeper in this horrible position nearly
two days and nights, occasionally hacking
him with his knife as those on the outside
failed to acceGe to his terms-until finally
the door was broken in, when the prisoner
inf icted number Of severe wounds on the
keeper, from which he has since died. The
ferd was to be hanged on Wednesday even
ing. The most intense excitement prevail |
ed in Alton on the subject.
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L. 6. MAg<HAL---Iram Nye, formerly Of
La Sale, has been appointed Marshal for the
Northern District oi Illinois, in the place Of
James W. Davidson, removed. Mr.. Nye, it
appears, has turned against Judge Douglas
for the sake of cifice.-PsTa Sentinel
This announcement appears to have been
premature. The correspondent Of tie n.
Y. Times of Wednesday says:
Mr.. Nye has not been nominated as Mar
stlal Of Northern Illinois, and the probabili-
~ p0w is that Dir. Davidson will be retained.
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GEO. b. MACY.
THOS. J. WADE, Cona'rs.
marls-er s. ". RAYMOND.


ESY the subscriber residing in Bookfeld between OF.
L > tawa and the Town Of BrOokfieli on Saturday
FEB 10th, ISIS, TOBACCO BOX, containing four pro-
missory notes, follows for 800 given by W A.
Boyd payable April 1t, ISIS another for 40 bush Oats
payable Oct. i>5, given nv Walter Babcock dated
April J. 1857 payable Oct. l. 1854; given by Joseph
Mchesey, dated April l, 1885,, payable oct. l, lS5..
Any per-nn finding the above box and notes, are re-
ques:ed to leave them John Hoban's, in Ottawa.
fel2.-2y&
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The PEAcu TREES AROUND CINCINNATI
The Cincinnati Commercial regrets to state
that the majority OF hor;icu.turalists in that
region are dcploring the sad calamity that
he's belallcn TIE peach crop. II is informed
tI..t the last warm spell, succeeded by sharp
frosty wee ;hcr, killed large portion of the
buds of tie orchards hcreabouts. Several
fruit raisers, however, express hope that
the orchards have partially escapsl.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-03-13

Hon. Thomas ii. Ford, of Ohio, is among
the "hopeful conversions" brought about by
the religious revivals of the season. He has
joined the Presbyterian church Of Mans
field, where be resides.
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PESSsYLy ASIA.-A Convention OF the De-
mocracy of Pennsylvania met at Harrisburg
on the 9Th inst, and nominated VIM. \.
Porter as candidate for Supreme Judge, and
Wesley Frost for Canal Commissioner. The
convention endorsed both President Blu
chanan and Gcv. Packer, who maintain OPP
The Lecompton men, however, had ma
iOrity in the Convention.
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Has ARRIvED.-Iohamned Pasha, the
Turkish Admiral, and suite, whose arrival in
It's country has been expected for some
time, and towards whose proper entertain
rient III this country Congress has aFpro-
priated ten thousand dollars, arrived at New
YorI: on Monday. lie had 4 public recep-
ton at the City Hall on Tuesday, and pro-
poses to reJnaiu III New York, to enjoy the
eity's Inequalities, about month. lie VIII
then visit Washington, *.
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Cn.RnrInrr.E.in.

The subrcrbers having purchased the interest Of job
lockwood in the hrm OF John Lockwood & Co., have
formed partnership and will continue the business
under the name and firm of Cameron 4 Eberfard.
JOHN l.. CAMERON.
narl3 JOSEPH A. EBERIfARD.
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APPRECIATED BY THE YANKEEs.-Kailcch,
the late Reverend hotel visitor, and more
recently brought to our notice as the reviler
of the newspaper press, lectured at Bangor,
Me-, last Thursday evening, and was sub
Jected to indignites. Some rowdy turned
oil the gas and then somebody else threw
some ancient eggs upon the platform
The darkness frustrated the aim of the egg
protector, and another gentleman was hit in
stead of Kalloch
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SUsPENDED.-We understand this morn
ing, from good authority, that the Peru
." Commerciaw has suspended. Whether it
will be resumed again or not, is more than
we can say, but presume it will not appear
again under the above title.-Peru Sentinel.
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NV HAMFHIgE ELECuOy.-The annual
State election for Governor and Legislature
took place in New Hampshire on Tuesday.
The returns show the election Of Halle, Re
PubIicrn, over Cate, Democrat, by about
500 majority. Republican representatives,
elected thus far 1i6; Democrats -.
Yesterdays despatch loCts up IIaile's vote
31,s53. Gates 7,IG7. Republican MAORI
IT, 4,6G7.
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From EnIOne.

Trhee arrivals during tho week bring Liv-
erpool dates TO the 9th ult. The principal
item of news, is the defeat of Lord Palmer
ston, in the English Parliament, on the bill
to punish conspiracies against the sovercigns
of neighboring nations-a bill brought for
ward to pacify Louis Napoleon. The bill
caused general Indignation among the peo-
pie. On the defeat, Lord Palmerston re-
signed, and new Cabinet was formed, as
follows:
Premier, Earl Derby; Chancellor of the
f,xchequcr, Benz. Disraeli; Lord Chancellor,
Sir L. 1hcssi-or: President of the Council,
Earl Salisbury; Lord privy Seal, Earl Hard
wick; Home Department, Spencer Walpolc;
Foreign, Earl Ma'mcsiemy Colonial, Sir
Edward Bulwer Lytton; Minister OF War,
Gen. Peel; First Lore of the Admiralty. Sir
q. PackinctOu; Postmaster General, Lord
Colchester; Board OF Trade, Mr.. Henley :;
Board Of Control, Lord marlborough; Board
Of Public oills, Lord John Manners; At
torncy General, Sir F. Kd'y; Viccroy OF
Ireland, Earl E-liIston; Irish Chancellor,
Justice Blackburn; Chief Secretary, Lcrd
Mas.
i4ot! t'iS '-'nN ''S ''''s HS"S VI lil IOi-
lance is the taking Of Canton by the Eng
lish and French, at small loss. Commits
sioner Yeh was taken prisoner.
In markets, brcadstuds quiet with 10 i'm
proyement, aud provisions declining.
TIE RELIGIOUS AWAKENING ~ NEW NoEg.
The CoAmeyeiaL Adrertiser thus speaks
of its character
Never, perhaps, certainly never during the
lifet Inc Of the present generation, was Il re-
ligious movement less open to I;diculc, or
less liable TO exception OF any kind. We
say this without any hesitation or quali!ica-
tion. There las been from the first, and is
now, nothing pretentious in il; nothing ex-
travagant; nothing forced or Fictitious. Il
grew up unno,iced; it came almost literally
without observation or remark, and was first
seen in some olits bcnifccnt fruits. It's in
crease has been gradual, though rapid and
great. and il has been free, to 4 ToEdc.lui
extent, from sectaTiaUism and from extremes
of every kind. A work OF this kind is TO be
judged by its effects upon tAc people, and
upon those who are prominent in lis promo
;ion; and, Judged by this standard, the pre-
sent religious movement i justified before
the world, for its influence has been meiio-
ratye of scctarian asgcrit.cs ard rromo;yc
Of ffsternal feeling.
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E.tate of .ames q Phi1lips dec'd

NOTICE is hereby given 10 all persons having claims
X against the estate of james e. Philips decd that
| viii attend term Of the County Court of La Sale
County be held Ottawa in =aid County Of La Sale
and State of Illinois, the LIST Monday 3d) Of May
when and where all p~r-nns having Sias against
sad notified present tho same in writing to
said Court for adjustment.
rnarl2-fK. OENAN ] WILSON dSmr.
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sA.lL. PARR, .4im'r.
Cor,,nsssiouer,. Notice.

nCBLIC notice i hereby civyn to al persons inte-
4 rested, that the undersigned, Commissioners ap
pointed Sy tie City Council Of the City OF Ottawa TO as
the of four thousand Two hundred dollar.
the resi- in TIE part Of the city by e-led be-
ne;tgi by the construction Of sewer, commencing at
the soEth side OF th- Illinois and Nj chg.n Canal in the
of Pine Street; running thence south through and
under the of aid Street, point at the
north line OF Lot eight. 50 in Block sevenytwo, (,2
states addition to Ottawa thence e.stery the east
line OF said Block at the Office OF the City
Clerk, in said City. Monday. the 22th day of March
inst at the hour Of 10 o'clock A. NJ, FOR the purpose
OF making said assessment
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The papers give an account OF the great
LecomptOn meeting at Tammany Hall, in
New York Such cid free soil rs as John
Van Buren,, John a. Dix and John Cochrane
went the whole hog for Lecompton, while
the Hon. Robt. Mclean, Of Baltimore, had
the candor to say that, if the frauds and VIC
lcnce charged TO have been committed in
K ansas were true, he should oppose her ad-
mission with the Lecompton Constitution.
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E.tote of T:V;o1o Porr dfr'6

NOTICE i hereby given 10 all person. h2 wing claims
~ against the estate of William PArr deceased, that
] viii attend a term OF the County Court Of Ia Sale
County to he held Ottawa, in said County Of LaSale
and state Of Illinois, the lst Monday t31b Of May
next hen and whore all persons having claims against
said notified present the in writing TO
said Court Tor ad lstment.
marI3-5w% SAML. PARR, .4fHa'T.
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The Fseeman's Journal, New York, Ca
tholic democratic paper, earnestly opposes
the Lecompten constitution.
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Notice..
SOtlCes
purchased of 3. w. CHEEyER his entire stock

HAVING purchased of s. W. CHEEyEn his entire stock
l. of Dry Goods and Groceries, would inform my
friends and the public that the business will be conduct
ed in the future in the name of ANDREW LYNCH 4 co.
We intend to adhere strictly the cash and barter
trade, satisfied from experience that it is most benen
cia to the seller and buyer. The credit system, which
has been injurious for years, hope to destroy
in this city. To accomplish this We will sell Tor SO
small profits as to compel our neghbors TO the
course Our long experience In the business here
venture guarantee for keeping up stock suiting
exactly the wants of the community We therefore beg
that who study their interest will call and get our
prices before purchasing lfeb2ll ANDREW 11NCH.
In Earnest.
II HEREBY give notice those indebted TO by note
or book account that duty to my creditors compels
me to saw to all that give further indulgence to
ana ONE and that all claims due unpaid AFTER the
Goth Of November, will be forthwith collected BY Law.
ocSf-tf J. 9. NATTINGER.
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HE subscriber, lessee OF the West Ottawa Gardens
and Nursery Of NORRIS MURPHY, has now for sale
20.OnD G, RI fIcl EriIf 'ErccS.

L anu nursery OF NOREIs JIURPHN, has Tor sale
10000 Grated Fruit Trees,
Embracing some 80 varieties OF Apples, Pears dwarf
and stsDdardD Pluns, Cherries and large variety of
all kinds of Fowering Shrubs, together with all the
choicest June and perpetual Roses All orders promptly
attended to- and trees delivered anywhere within the
city Orders from abroad delivered good condition
board the
The above trees and plants will be sold on greatly
duced prices those Of former years. A number OF
the trees have borne fruit in the nursery that
warrant the fruit.
Terms cash--except on heavy orders, which rea-
sonable time will be given with approved
rity. Tfeb2,-4wI PATR HAYES =
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PARTNER, with capital Of from 81, 900 to 81 800,
"A In profitable business Enquire u this ONCE -
q NJ O1 B6A HndsrH jsu2
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There was quite love scene at the Geiger
the other evening. Particulars not given.