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ANALOSTAN ISLANDI

~ II. .aa.r.,...s. h.,,.. rented
ana srepared this lovely and beautiful Island tsr
the reception Of Pc MICS and PL EASURE PAR
TIES, respectfully call the attention OF the public
% the same. Applications for pic MICS etc, may be
made at HEERf A. .KAISER,S.4 42 Green street,
Georgetown. n. A. KAISER D Hermann
BICaTER. my Il -ms
us As6JOu Il X hi b ii O n kNo. ls6
.,,,I1ss, and sale sirn., n1a
MARARITEH'
Ne. SO SEVENTH STR RET, between d and streets,
Usoice Oil Paintings, Engravings, Chromos, &c.
Also, Largest Stock Paperhangipgs, window Shades,
Picture Frames, Picture Cord and Tomoh, BinRs,
Uasls, &c :, In the District.
TERMS Cash.
Pisase remember Name and Number. DBly.
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WOOD AND COAL.

WOOD AND COAL.
~ WOOD AND UOxL MIRCHANr.
STREET WHARF,
WAsHfssT ToN, d. O., June n, 1870
have commenced to lay i'm my winter stock Of
COAL. "
having purchased Q large stock, aud below the
market rates, With present low freignfs am pre-
pared 70 supply my customers and the trade st
daily. ss
uBsst Bet quality Of OAK, RICKoRY, and PINE
JAS. GLEASON.
pezu g Street Wharf.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-07-11

GEN. HANCOCK, just returned from trip to
the northern frontier, says, in a private letter,
that he never insulted the President and never
had any such intention. He disclaims utterly
having had anything to do with the newspaper
statements that the President had attempted TO
reduce him In position by refusing him the com
mand of the Missouri department
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-07-11
ADJUSTMENTS.
ADJUSTMENTS.
GRAND ANNUAL SCHuET1ENFEST
WASHINGTON sCHuETzEN vEREIN,
AT TuE
NEW sCHUETZEN PARK,
July h, l9, 20, 2l, and -, lS7O.

July 1ss I% 70. II, anu =, As1V.
The Festival VIII be announced MONDAY. July
Isstes Twelve minute guns, Ihs e senmss sSn, af
The CITY Hall at q. m The procession Zone OF the
S2Ss :. nd O1 .es Srous Third
street. up Pennsylv avenue to Sixth reet,f
tSs and
through Pennsy ania avenue TO Seventh street, and
3 FRYE az ssnooT1Ns, PRIZE BOWLING,
LADIES SRfsb fsi1E Hos6SRf sA9EIrSsS;p SxS;p DANCING,
fOfithf. fBiRthf.sSf fff%SSiSATIersi re and sswosxs
EVERY BAY and EVENING During the Festival.
lie NV WAiRAILA TROUPE,
o. sDsP rBS Ar; wmss s IN n
%k IISisG PIGTgKss 6E THE Skk4T
FksT AGkoSATs AND sEMhsSTs z t.simcs. OF OF
at the NstiOns Ihsstrs in this city have earnsd
The %hsHISSfSN s:fSa ~ IskS$EsBgNp AND
consented % entertain the public with cnOice
GBAND CoNCEBT by the celebrated Marine
DANCING MUSIC will he Furnished by the GER:
MANIA BAND, under the imncdiste direction Of
PrCf. schroeder
The Festival viii terminste FRIDAY EVEN
Grand BALL, FErE Oh AMPETRK.
~For Prize Shooting Bowling, aRd Ladies'
Prize Shooting. Prizes amounting in value to
S2.5oO will be distributed.
Admission the Park IS cents; to the Pavilion
cents extra No return tickets.
Ample preparations have been made to preserve
strict orkr on the grounds, and dIsrep9table char
scters viii under no circumstance be admitted
M osee. o the
msnts- At Il clock . gun will BE fired. thus an
the close Of the festiv for the night after
which all visitors must leave the Park.
~Omnibuses and Stages will be at the terminus
Of the seventh street railroad in sufficient numbers
20 convey all visitors comfortably to the Park
Fare 10 cents
Triepds Of the Association desiring to CONTRIB
UTE PRIZES are respectfully requested to leave
them with Mr.. JOHN NOGT, A29 Seventh istreet
Mr. Rexe xfr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-07-11

FourDINe A CRY IN wesr yIRsIxrA-It
II stated that the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad
have purchaseda large tract ofland on the river
SIDE, st the point Of intersection Of the Guysn-
dotte river with the Ohio, and extending down
four miles. Upon this they will lay out Q town,
10 be named Huntington, after the President OF
the road. The new bridge acros< the Ohio wtil
hold Of tie enferprfse 10 make II the leading city
sf the upper Ohio, calculating upon edsantAges
which nre NOT posaesred by any other locality.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-07-11

ADvlcEs from North Adams, Mass., state that
matters are settling down there, excitement
subsiding, Crispins organizing their cooperative
factory with Sl0,0 900 capital from the grand
bottoming room Of Mr.. Sampsons factory,
where sixteen "teams" are nov at wrk. Last
Sunday week the Cinnamon walked about the
village and surrounding country In squads of
selves greatly. They celebrated the Fourth
IKE Yankees, " ith many crackers. Ii has come
out that there are among them men educated
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-07-11

The Florida militia has q colored briss-
dief-generai % command it.
Kate Pennoger graduated m the u,nai.
state Normal School, last week.
Balloon promenadss across the city are 10
Be inauguated xt Paris.
Z ~Mifs Ruth Dinsmore Of Whitley Co, Iad.,
comes into fortune OF go 900 By the demise of
her lover In California
ORecently, while on berrying excursion.
three ladies Of Danbury, Connecticut, Al He'd th,
lar:sst raftlenake ever sesn IN that 5..cinitg.
- Bishop Purcell Of Cincinnati, isreported
10 be strongly opposed 90 the schema Of PapAl
infsllibility. = ar.rE ~ i
~The laboring population OF San Francisco
are holding meetings against further importa-
tions Of Mongollans.
The cfhcial canvass Of e Oregon election
returns gives a Democrat, majority on the con-
greseional ticket SsS, and OF ses for Grover,
denosrst, for Gov. .1nor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-07-11

uVFeur more conee-laden ships were cent
ffom New York Saturday 70 Perth Amboy, n,
di66culties With the Quaranttne authorifiee
The recent tariE Of charges fixed BY the ouar-
sntine commissioners V not satisfhctory % the
nsschann' who WI appeal % the courts for
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-07-11

The ARMY BILL, as it passed the Senate
makes the usual appropriations for the support
Of the army, and has as an amendment a modifi-
cation Of the recently defeated bill to reduce the
army. One OF the principal changes is the
restoration Of the old pay roll 30 that the sa,a-
ries OF Generals Sherman and Sheridan remain
untouched The provisions for retiring and
mastering out officers are the same as hereto
fore, which will make the maximum of the army
year hence about thirty thousand men, and
cut down the expenses Of the military establish
ment four millions of dollars a year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-07-11

Dyoseph Ward, OF orwell, Vermont. saved
s s s M1te o,s sn essSSpins sSs 5y sssns ssaid over
nossce Sreeleys ss looking Gas n somebody
nao smasned bottle Of ink on Il and tried 10
wipe it on with q currycomb.n
foundlines are 20 plentiful In Quincy,
III. tnat parties 60 out picking them as they do
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-07-11

EsTABLIsHED 1889.
We beg leave to inform our customer of IN. 49,,
tnuous decline IN 0kOCE Rl BS, and that We shnI1
reduce our prices TO conform thereto being Gu pplied
daily with the New York eholesale prices Tor 6ofS
IO0 CAsks CLABBT WINK, OF the very best
brands, bottled In France, consequently leaving no
CnaDee Tor adnlteratiou. Our WHIskEY, 10 yearp
90, bkAkDf and WINES are pure and highly i'm.
proved oy age. teRmI WI. ORAD q son.
UMBRRi LUABDRn LUABDB
A large snd complete soorsns.s OF BuI,d,,.
bbSmeer Hemloek Fencing, lrs0ehiaQss, Witt
and s'rs1e ptfsss r,ssss13 gsdas HSs f. Also,
o. AZ kinds on hand and for sale st lcveGe nark.s
MLLkf . kkD9kAvD,
hH hsv Iofk avenue an1 oth street,
apls-u eos SQUARE fro1 uefthsFl
M Ak6Lk AONUAENTA.
hAhBLE AND SLATE MANrELs
am selling, 81 reduced prices, for cash n, ,
nae, near the Treasury Department. A'A "~
my21-1y WI. RBTHERFORn
u C. REICWEUDAOH's Psans 49,.
T.. Ne. A23 1fa Avset, ebsss Pesas. lsssSs.
sole aseney foS IT, nle q ths ee1sor.ssd PIANOS
q Wn- knabs q Co, Balt1Dsgo, - w..
Planes, Organs and GsIodeoas for sale orSVvEvV
rent on the most accommodating terms: Piano and
Organ Tuning and Bepairfns. sDt1y.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-07-11

A WIPE AND nrk sose ARREerED Foe MIR
pER.-Mrs- vsshti Angel and her two sons were
for the murder Of wn. p. Angel, the husband
OF Mn. AneeII, and the fnfhef Of her children,
Who disappeared some Dootbs aeo, end whose
BODY was recently fosnd In pond james Pa
srrested. They were al arfaimed, plesded not
guilty, and we're committed for examtnAflon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-07-11

REDUCTION OF FORCE AT THE TREASURY
On Friday last there were upward Of thirty
clerks dismissed from the different bureaus OF
the Treasury Department. This reduction of
force had been contemplated for some time but
mined how 1t could best be accomplished. It
was finally determined to d;scharRo those who
had other means Of support, and also {, dis
charge one where two Of the same family were
employed in the Department On or about the
1oh inst. there viii be large reduction or force
made In the Bureau OF Engraving and Printing.
The number dismissed win range from ffty TO
seventy. This reduction is made imperstive
nom the fact there is not work to keep the pres
ent large force employed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-07-11

~For Prize Shooting, Bowling, aRd Ladies'
Prize shooting. Prizes amounting in value to
S25oO will be distributed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-07-11

TEE Fisk-vanderbdit war had curious epi-
sode. When the New York Centrsl put down
freieht Of cattle 70 a Per car Dad 70 spite the
Erie, Fisk sent hisown private Eue frsight over
on this per day, while only 30 passed over the
other. About the niddle OF Last weeh Wander
bilt discovered the trick % HE sly antagonist,
and put his freight Up again TO 80. = & - :
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-07-11

. CosvrcTIon on WoRx1sensx.-rhe trial OF
members q ths international Society Of work
memen wes brought 30 Q close in Paris on Sat-
to the secret society we're condemned TO one
years in1pCDonneaf md % pay . nne Of roo
francs each Twenty-seven we're convicted
tenced 10 pay nne Of 50 france each. The other
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-07-11

CHEsrlALs IN LoUIsdAHA.-A letter to the
New York Herald dated New Orleans. Univ sb
nye: The first days work OF the Chincse in the
cane fieid Of Iouisiana Was entirely sueoessfui
The hands showed Themselves apt to lsaa and
good average days work with no sieus Of
-tadgle, despite broiling sun. Planters ali
over the stste are investigating the matter with
This movement Il Already giving such a
impetus % rice and sugar cultisation a. cannot
fail to be In the highest degree beneficial 70 the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-07-11

Stevens, cashisf q the Randoiph, MAJ, Na
uonal Bank, 10 supposed to have eIoped viii
The wife Of Eeen Aealen, jr:, and DE mstte'
causes much excitement In that town. Mrs
dren, and Stevens . wife and two young chil-
dren. The affairs Of the bank have been lnyes-
tiGated and found correct
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-07-11
THE GREAT AND WONDERFUL
WAlHALLA TROUPE,

The FESTIVAL viii terminste FRIDAY EVEN
GRAND BALL. FETE Oh HAMPETRK.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-07-11

Admission 10 the Park Is cents to the Pavilion y
cents extra No return tickets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-21

The METAL BIsMuTH In THE Uxrrvn
STATEs--One of the more noteworthy resnIt.
OF the investigations instituted under the An
thority of the General Land ONCE into the min
eral products of the several States Is tn, dis
covery OF this somewhat rare metal The snaci
mems in the geological museum of this of; 90
were brought from Archer county, Tsxas
through which region a railroad line ia nov
being surveyed in connection with other north
ern counties Of the State, most Of which have
been so much infested with hostile tribes M
Indians that the wonderfully rich deposits nj
copper and other metals are unapproachable
and worthless.
The bismuth ore is associated TO soma extsnt
with copper glance, but in separate veins. II.
gauge u quartz, though il is disseminated in
small metallic grains, and il only requires them
to be heated to about 500 degrees Fahrenheit 70
fuse them, and the melted metal Is collected as
u runs from the furnace. Ii is of somewba,
silvery brightness, with a roseate tinpe. n ia
used in small quantity as a component OF Bri,
tania ware; one Of its chemical preparations is
Employed in medicine, and the same has been
extensively applied as a cosmetic, under the
name Of lilly white" in consequences of thu
delicate white tint of the powder. Its effect,
after much use, is TO leave the skin of a dirtv
yellow hue, and of leathery texture. The
Texas ore Ne associated with other valuable
metas-cobalt and nickel-Ehich from the soee-
linens on hand, would seem to be in preponder
ance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-21
Mr.. Sumner ON the Recall of Motley.

As reported in the Chicago Republican, Mr..
Sumner (whO is now lecturing in the west) de-
tends Mr. Motley from the charge of being a
parasite to the English sristocracy, or az being
un-Ameriesn in feeling. Mr.. Sumner saws that
on the contrary Mr.. Motley Is so intensely
American that he can't discuss a question per
tanning 10 American politics, life or customs
with those Europeans without great liability 10
lose his tsmper. That's his fault if he has
one, says the Senator. And about the matter
OF Motley's writing his own instructions. Mr.
Summer says that of course he did. and that il
n customary in sending out a diplomat, either
regular or special, for the State Department to
receive from him a schedule of his views of in
ternatonal policy, that they may serve as a
basis in drawing mp instructions. Caleb Cush-
ing, who In the opinion of Mr.. Sumner, "kno ~
good deal more about the conduct of our gov
eminent than any man in Washington tells
him that in both cases where he has gone
abroad As a Minister-once to China and once
to Columbis-he drafted his own instructions.
In one case they were signed by Daniel Web
ster and in the other by William III. Seward. In
the case of Motley he (Sumner) said to Mr.. Fish
"Shan L have Mr.. Motley draw up schedule
OF his views for your inspection, and as a DOS
sioie basis for his Instructions and the Secre-
tary answered affirmatively.
Mr.. Sumner ayows himself unable 70 ex
plain the Presidents personal hostility to Mr..
Motley, unless Ii is on his account, but denies
that Motley is any sense his (Sumner's) minis
ter, and declares that he has not written a
word to Mr.. Motley upon any public question
within the past year" Mr.. Sumner, In this in
teryiew, warmly deprecated any split in the
Republican party, and said that the project
would have no countenance at the East
This, we believe, Is the first expression given
of Mr.. Summers views In regard to the recall of
Mr.. Motley. 1t would appear that though not
quite pleased with the manner in which his
diplomatic protege has been treated, he takes
the matter philosophically, and at any rate
hasn't the slightest notion of rushing into the
new party business on the strength of his
grievance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-21
Won't Pave.

Mr.. 3. ). RIker, president of the Washington
and Georgetown Railroad Company, announces
per card in the Chronicle that the company are
very much obliged for the interest manifested
by the public in their paving affairs, but that
they conclude to stick TO the cobblestone and
hold themselyes'fortited In that course BY let
tiers received from Senator Hsmlin and REPRE-
sentative Cook, chairmsn OF the District COM
mittees. These gentlemen say that their under
standing was that the company was to choose
the material for "paving" their tracks and be-
tween them.
Messrs- Hsmlin and Cook have evidentlv M
idea that the company mean instead of .spav-
ing" their tracks to simply replace the old cob
blestone. However, the worst enemy of the
railroad company couldn't wish them any worse
harm than to 60 on in their pig-headed course
in defiance Of public opinion. Let them 90
ahead and relay their miserable cobblestone
However smoothly laid now, 1t will in a
months time be full of ruts and mud-traps- IA
all their past experience with 1t has show.
III they want to shoulder the responsibility of
maintaining nuisance, exeeratea by citizens
and visitors, let them undertake it, And wben
Messrs- Hamlin and Cook come here this vin,ar
and have an opportunity Of seeing the cobh,s-
stone arrangement we shall be glad to learn
from them If it comes up TO their notion of the
sort Of |" paving" required of the COMPANY nm
der the law.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-21

The REGISTER AND THE SALARY QUESTION.
Inc city keglster,i 1t will be remembered, has
raised the question whether or not he shall
countersign checks or warrants drawn upon the
general fund in pay ment for services rendered
by persons who we're nominated to nil CORPORA
toe Offices, and who have since been rejected
by the Board Of Aldermen. The Corporation
Attorney, in his opinion, given elsewhere, holds
that the Register has no supervisory power over
the acts Of the officers of the corpora alton who
examined and passed the accounts upon which
these warrants have been issued. In other
words, under the law OF Congress and OF the
Councils creating the Offices OF Comptroller and
Auditor, and defining their powers, the duty of
the Register Is purely ministerial, and in no
sense discretionary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-21
rsHALL NATURE BE sUsrAINED'

-
To give facilitating medicines to the weak is about
As sensible as il would be try to help An to his
feet ty kicking him when he was down
That sort OF practice is going out of fashion 1t has
hlled so many grayeyards that people no longer be
lieve in il.
IL those who are not strong By nature expect to
avoid the attacks OF disease they must endeavor to
acquire the yigor necessary to resist il.
How is this 10 be dones Common sense suZRssts BIZ
the Use Of invigorating medicine.
The great object 10 to STRENGTHEN THE SYSTEM
WITHOUT ESCIIING IT.
This object is sccom plshed by the judicious use
OF the most potent and genial Of all vegetable tones
and Alternatives. aostetter's Stomach Bitters
Many valuable properties are combined in this
PREPARATION 1t improves the appetite and renders
Digestion easy and perfect.
IL gives stesdiness to the nerves. Undue hsalthy
natural now 81 bile prevents cons patton without
unduly purgiDg the bowels; gently stimulates the
circulation, and by promoting vigorous condition
Of the phyPlca system, promotes, also, that cheer
fulness which is the truest indication Of we'll bal
anctd condition of al the animal powers
Summer l. ayes both the body and the mind more
or less exhausted New is the time to recruit them
and thus forestsll the mslsrious fevers and other
Complaints which PROSTATE 50 many thousands every
= all no2i- eoStkW
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-21

CCwBIDISG AYPAIR--It Is stated that n
few days ago . son OF United States Senator
Stockton, OF New Jersey, undertook to covhide
Col Freese, OF the DAILY SestsneI, at Trenton.
Tor an article which appeared In his paper. A
letter says" The article Was not written by
Col. Freese, but by one Of the subordinates OF
the Sestinel, and the Colonel refusing to make
the apology demanded, Stockton thereupon
drew . stif cowhide from under his coat and
theoretically attacked Col. Freese who caught
him BY IT, collar and dealt hi everal blows With
his heavy cane, breaking IL over his assailsnt' q
head. He then took the covhide from Stock
ton, and belabored him until he broke sway
and escaped from the once"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-21
OFFICIAL
nEPARTMKNr or STATE.

"N>HsN5 LJN, u. Q, November ., Ixt
inicrms'ion has beea received at this Department
iroU Mr. ID vi Iiimson. the Consul of the United
States Al Caao. Peru, Of the deaths Of the follow n
1pssmen -3tgSlg Crsdon. Philip Tozer aud Henry
, Va, as yiia, John yOhns5b. Of the " Camilla p
Sulam SisneeF. OF the :. Ontario and Chsrles
OF the two last nsns can Obtained fur
III information by Addressing this Department
WATCH FREE-GIyEN GRATIS toevery live
w man Who will act a. agent IA q new. light and
hSnoTabIe business paving so a day sure. No gift
erte' Prise: No humhug. No money wsptei in ai-
Pittsturg, Pa. noel. Inn
yOHS DOUGLAS, FLORlST, Mar BEN
a. ming a Bridge, fakes this met bod of inform
ing the pntlic that he IL prepared to fur
nish Cut Flowers, Bouquets, " reathes. Crosses x
Baskets. and Pot Plants Orders left at the ne .
Gree nhS ne. Hth street. hetu New York avenue
ard street, will be prom pity attended TO.
no2l 81 Req. Chron
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-21

ga charming girl in Covington, Ohio, last
week giggled TO the extent OF dislocating her
lower jaw.
~Thomas A. Hendricks, Of Indiana, Is
nominated for next President BY o democratic
paper In Kansas.
a0Robert Dudley, while testifying in the
City Court at Madison, Wis, on Thursday sud
denly fell dead from heart disease
ga Colorado editor avenses himself on n
OF aCrfmes and Casualties"
HVSarah Douglas, o colored washerwoman,
of Lebanon, o., DESTROYS OF seeing that place
prosper, has subscribed several hundred d0llars
toward new railroad.
~The recent baby farming revelations In
England have led 30 the formation Of an "infant
LIE protection soetefy."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-21

The census returns from all the counties os
New York make the population OF the Stat.
$50, $40, an increase Of $4,000 during the last
I've years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-21

IL PARIS BLocKADKp?-A private letter
from Paris, per balloon, says it h not Paris that
10 blockaded, but the "rest of the world
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-21

The steamer Cambria, which arrived at New
York on Saturday, brought 1000 balloon letters
from Paris.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-21

The PENNSYLVANIA COAL TRADB-The
anthracite coal trade for the past week rs been
dull, and closed generally unsatisfactory The
Is in excess Of the current demand. Producers
cannot afford to come down in the market price
OF coal while wages, tolls and freights rule Is
cannot be aecededto without positive loss, and
in proof OF the truth of this declaration, quite
a number of the less favorably located coal
mines IN the Schuylkill region, We are informed,
suspended mining with the ciose OF last veek
just at present the coal market IL very heavy
ard weak As to prices.-PAild. Ledger.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-21

- The receipts Of the French fair in New
York during the first four days exceeded
$50 eco, and II is estimated that the fair will
realize $50 900.
ga Paris letter (by balloon, of course,l an
noun.e the Dad custom of wearing false
hair TO be no longer fashionable.
- He Didn't Mean It.-Boatman, about to
take Charles ana his Laura out for sail:-"Ax
yer psrd'n, sir, but the young lady's little too
forward-we can't push off,"