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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-04-23
OLYMPIA. SATURDAY MORNING. APRIL g. 1870
Garfelde Again the Figure-Head.

The q Republican" Territorial Conven-
ton assembled at Vancouver. last Thurs.
day, and unanimously ratified the clique
selection Of Garielde as the candidate of
the Odds-and-cnds party in the present
campaign. No one Cor moment doubted
that this would be the result. None but
the personal friends of the Smooth .tongued
Thimble-rigger took any part in the pri-
maries or the county conventions. So we'll
have the "rule or ruin" leaders of the
Gar6elde party-rcnegadc Democrats,
apostatc Copperhcads, and such political
buzzards as p D. Moore. McElroy and
Beach--manipulatcd the wires heretofore,
that they have absolutely driven out of the
party the oldest, most consistent and hith-
erto most influential members of the party,
leaving them no choice but to vote for a
corrupt be'rayer of Ill public and private
trusts, changeling in politics and relis-
ion, or to accept the alternative of voting
for the Democratic nominee or selecting
third candidate whose record would be
consistent with Tie principles they have
advocated with so much zeal in times past.
The demand has been more than COM
mon seif-rcspect could bear. It has been
not only to support political charlatan
for the highest honors. but tha. they sac.
rihce their manhood as well, kiss the hand
which has smote them, and kneel in fear
and trembling to the voice which has
showered n'aledictions loud and deep upon
their devoted heads. Under such circum.
stances, We apprehend that a representa-
tive candidate will enter the lists, and Sc
Iucius be taught the bitter lesson to cor
rupt demagogues that there are men who
have not yet learned to Crook the plant
hinges Of the knee. tina. thrift may fawn.
inS follow
Aside from the partisan view the NOM
ination Of Gar6eide presents, the situation
Is Of vital consequence, and should enlist
the most serious consideration Of every one
who has the prosperity Of our Territory at
heart. What is its condition now with
what it was one year ago, when Garfeldes
boasts runs far and near Of his ability to
satisfy the mos; saDsuine au;ic;pations
What is it to what it was even few mouths
ago, when Oregon, with the sanction of
Garielde, placed we, blanket over our
brighies: hopes? TLen The eyes Of intel
hgent observers throughout tie nation
were tsrned to the Sound as the prospec.
tive seat Of vast and populous common
wealth, and immigration lad already be-
,gun 70 flock hither. The tie has begun
tsstb, aud each week We obs crye departing
from US those who cabc here to make
permanent homes. Whose work is this:
Who is responsible, bu, the mass of cor
tupsion who was sent TO reprcscn. Us at
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-04-23

EXCURSION TO VIcroRIA.-We learn
that Capt. Finch will make an excursion
trip to Victoria, with the steamer olympia,
on the occasion Of the Queens birthday,
May 24th, taking cxcursionists the round
trip for sl2 each, providing a sufficient
number will go. This timely notice will
enable citizens at the several points on
the Sound to concert measures for that
object.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-04-23

II A soldier at Camp Sau Juan, named
Andrew Cubbitsy, belonging to the Amer
lean garrison, committed suicide on the
10Th inst, by placing the muzzle of his
gun in his mouth and firing. He died
Instantly. No cause is assigned for the
rash act. Capt Haskell states that he
was most exemplary soldier.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-04-23

By The brick building designed for a
banking house, by Mr.. Geo. A. Barnes, is
beginning to assume shape. 1t will be
two stories in hight, with twenty two feet
front and forty feet depth.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-04-23

~ Remember tie promenade concert
at Columbia Hall tonight, in aid of the
Band. The boys will doubtless receive a
liberal support, for they deserve it.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-04-23

~ The military Department at Alaska
will be discontinued after July Isl, and the
Territory attached to the Department Of
the Columbia. Gen: SchofeM will com.
mand the Division Of the Pacific.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-04-23

h3- The season is so exceedingly back
ward that bu, few Of our people have con-
mcnced making garden yet.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-04-23

V We are indebted to our young friend
Frank Myers, of Portland, for bundle
of late papers. -.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-04-23

r- Mr.. Wright, the auctioueer, an
noupcees the sale ncxt Friday of large
and desirable assortment Of furniture, the
property of Mrs.. NJ. T. More.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-04-23

MAY-DAY EXCURsloNs.-SeveralM ay-
day excursions are contemplated. Capt.
Finch contemplates steamboat excursion
down the Sound for the. Sabbath school
children; others propose picnic party to
Rollen Woods farm, on the Steilacoom
road, horse race, and other amusemcnts =;
while still others talk of going to the Dun
lap place, now in charge of James NJ.
Hays, and INDUCING in the festive
dance In tie choice Of amusement thus
afforded, doubtless all will be suited.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-04-23

~ Another shock of an earthquake
WAS felt at oakland, Cal, on the 18th inst
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EV The following extract from n reccr

IL The following extract from recent
letter to a gentleman of this place, the
writer of which resides in Baltimore, will
give an outside aud disinterested view OF
the maneuvers of "our Delegate y
"We!l think the probabilities are You will
loose the railroad. l think it very likely it
will 60 to the Columbia River instead of Puget
Sound S everything in Washington, seems to
tend in that way. The Oregon men are cer-
tainiy right in trying to get all the advantages
they can for their locality. But can under.
stand Garfeldes position. They mus, have
bought him off
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-04-23

Il They have begun fhe manufacture
Of ice by steam at Portland.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-04-23

the National Capital: His friends may
deny i, Is >trenuou,iv as they please, the
facts are too plain .or argument. are self.
eslent and incoutrovcrtablc. And wha,
has " our Delegate" obtained for the Ter.
r:;ory 70 ctf.sct this vital loss? lie ha.
pleased himself, and possibly a few Of his
,ndictive tools, ty a continued use OF the
Official cui'lotinc Ta ID this. lie has sac.
riiicel the interests Of hundred. who elect.
Cd him. Does this surprise anybody who
who knows the man: Would he hesitate
to sacrifice fifty friends to punish single
enemy? Can anybody with the events OF
the past few mouths before him, doubt tina,
revenge has been the actuatiny motive
thus far:
Lc, him 90 before the people on his
record as Delegate alone, and despite his
sophistry, his oily tongue, and the manip-
EQUATIONS Of the knaves of his pack,
VIC conscieu,iously believe he will lie most
numerically sinchel." If the people
should endorse his recreancy by re-
election, they will deserve no better fate
than will then speedily follow lie: US
send man to represent US who cannot be
swayed by influence or bought by brides.
FALsrArF MASTERING HIS REcRUIrs.
1t is really amusing to witness the at.
tcnip,s OF Prosch to kiss the feet Of men
invested with little brief authority"
4 striking instance Of this servility is af-
fordcd in the case of Gov. Solomon. The
Tribune has been most nauscating in its
laulations Of the new Governor, a man Of
whom Prosch has about as much knowl.
edge as of the man in the moon. Every
day has given US something new about Gov
Solomon. First be was coming with one
hundred emigrants; then two hundred
and now, as Prosch grows more Jealous
the number has increased to one thousand
with fine prospect of it being one hun
drcl thousand before another week claps
es. Then, some capitalists "a good thing
for the country, Prosch sagcly Observes
were coming with him then the number
was fixed at fifteen. Then Prosch has
had Gov. Solomon and his caravan at Sal
Lake, San Francisco, Portland, the Der
mudas and the North Pole. Last Satur
day he fixed the hour when his advent
would be announced by firing Of cannon
ringing Of bells, and long procession o.
toadics, moving with bowed forms and un
covered heads to PROSTATE themselves be
fore the coming greatness. 1t may sui
Prosch to make his bread and butter" a!
he says he does, by cringing and fawuing
but for dcccncy's sake let US have less cx
hibition Of it in the public print. Oh,
Shame, where is thy blush
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-04-23

u Six votlen mills are now 10 opera.
tioa in Oregon:
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-04-23

PROMENADE CoNCERT.-The Olympia
Cornet Band will give Promenade Con-
cert at Columbia Hall, on this Saturday
evening, at which the following pieces
will be performed
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-04-23
PART FIRST.

Doors will open at O'Clock, aud the
Concert commence at u o'clock. Tickets
to be had at the Olympia Book Store,
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Note--MaFen -, $40.
Garfielde has not paid the amount ad
vanced to him. nor has he thanked me fol
the accommodation. +. s. FOWLER.
The New York herald., 1870-08-15
A SHOCKING CASE or DEpHAviTY.

The Syracuse COlrter has particulars OF the star
vaton OF BABY IN that city, and the case reveals
the most horrible depravlty. The names OF the
parties most interested are Mrs. Fogarty q Welsh
widow, formerly bearing the name OF Davis. and
Edward Purcell, an Englishman. They have been
living together as man and vile for some years.
though they were never married, and two children
are the result OF their unhailowed union. Both
drink very badly aud OF late the woman has al.
most entirely neglected the youngest child, giving
1t paregoric TO keep 1t still. On wednesday their
house mad been apparently deserted for some hours
and Mrs. n0ckpell, neighbor, visited 1t to see
what was the matter. The story Is continued by the
Courier as folOws:-
Upon the bed she saw the two children lying one,
the baby, in front. She was somewhat startled to
find The child's eyes staring and set, and the
eyes wide open. Shaking the infant swarm Of flies
few from It's mouth. and the poor woman was 80
startled that she almost shrieked Ihe baby Is deadp,
1t was too true Life had al last departed from the
little skeleton. Pareg0rc and neglect had done their
work Just back OF the dead body and almost
casping the little form In Its arms, lay the next
youngest child OF the woman, boy about two years
Old. He was sleeping sweetly-the living and the
dead side by side. When Mrs. Fogarty was in
formed that her child was dead she said she didn't
care; indeed "she was glad Of it' She Immediately
ordered az the women out OF the house, saying that
khe would wash and dress her own child. Driving
them al out, she proceeded to lay the infant out It
was wrapped in an old flannel pettlc0at and laid In
the bed The body Of the child Is nothing but skin
and bones. 1t Is barely twenty inches long, while
It's arms are Ike plpestems ana its legs not mucn
larger The right side OF the face and It's legs and
hands present bruised appearance. The mother
alirms that these marks were on the child when 1t
was bOrli, ,...s...es
The New York herald., 1870-08-15
QUARANTINE.
The Health OGicer, TO Protect the City,s
Health, Makes IA Haul Of IL Quarantine vi,A

The Health Omcer, TO Protect the City,x
Iator.
Health Officer Carnochan Is evidently determined
to keep yellow fever and other diseases from foreign
ports out OF this CITY, Ills action In the OF tho
Wavelet the forerunner OF his energetic policy.
Last Friday night he put another vioator In limbo.
1t happened In this WISE The bark Cairo arrived
here from Havana, which Is now suffering from yell
low fever and cholera In an epidemic form, and
on being boarded at Quarantine was ordered
to remain until such time as she could be got In q
proper condition to 90 up to the city In safety.
Some person who did not ft TO obey the instruc
lions OF DIR. Carn0chan decided that the vessel
should escape quarantine and n the dead OF nignE
she hauled up anchor and went to Perth Amboy
sugar into lighters. The latter then came 10 this
city through the XIII Won Kull. and arrived near
Robins Reef on their way TO this port when the
Health OTcer's men seized them ana took them TO
Quarantine.
1t Is understood that there is certain clique in
this city who claim after the fashion OF the three
taiOrs OF TO0ey street who claimed TO be the people
OF England that they are the whole mercantile COM
munity. This clique have determined to buck against
the quarantine laws and II Is said that one OF them
altogether. One OF the sections or the Quarantine
law prohibits any vessel from an infected port 10
come to this city until SHE has been properly quaran
tined, ana the attempted evasion OF the law by the
would--the health authorities ciaim-endanger the
health OF the city, II vessel injected with ye:loN
fever should unload In the stream AT Perth Annoy,
as the Cairo Is said to have DONE and be permitted
to 10 this city. the yellow ever epiaemlc wncn
iell upon Philadelphia u few weeks ago might be
repeated here. II this should be the case tnere IL
but little Doubt but that the Health 0fcer OF thIa
port would be held responsible for the thing. M
The New York herald., 1870-08-15
RFkL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
New York City.


sss:sys block 3 5000
16th st. s. 825 of 9Th av, .5xioU4 1000
Isa sIs ST. st. iss Of Of iob n av Sxic5
"a Az and on d,s St = eodnsr ar. ~ i9ao 2sS0
Kings County.
Butler Of 7 FssS ssins fs;io9 ;; s;so
H.sa2 Hss9 :: 3 Of s Essssss sssms.s t. t. sSSS 1
Hart. bar. s5.se: loo
Moore Moore It. o 0 basase Ssaas% s.S .SS sSS sS
sSs q s Sf S wyS, a,t * Y 3s,,SS sS
sSp:a sss St. q =. ~ !: u.s. sSss ssss
ssa ssh OF ss.'S si6o isSS
Wn.snson Wls%s an AsaniV ~ t. sv 5000
iath st. 247 II Of 9Th av, 50.oO 5000
Wesfches:er County.
EAsTcHEsTyR.
s.s a.. o 1 s NSHnt %sseed SsdnIn; zoo
Helen st, ., and Cortandt av, W =, lUox300 $4,000
Ella and Corllandi corner Mary Thomas;
wills ss Of iih St, TS1Os sSS @
Turnpike road, adjoining seacords $500
Water at s. adjoining Mary Cummings. 25riOo... 600
Turnpike rCid adjoining Presbyterian church
Hudson County, N. j..
South st. s, corner Summit st. ssrico 1850
Lots and block s, Hudson city Terrace, Com
Clifton sv sa Of ersenwocd av so1i5 rs
South Sh st. 20 r. of Jersey av bOxi55xo5xl30
DAYoNNF.
Raymond s. T2 II OF ID, 59x90. LU00
Richmond County.
NEW BRIGuToN
ceseton Az, VS. 1877 {, from land OF Griswod Green,
lSOA-NAIoAzp.- 900
Madison av, w s. LOO II OF 1st av, 60s200 2,0f0
WFsTFIri.D
Beach st, adjoining land Of Jane Lambert 663 O1O
acres .............................. 5sa
MIDDLErowN. n
Wright 8, adjoining Pauline Keppleman's property, 175
xaxloe, 5000
Mcb con ST. 30 IL from Patlen st, i0OxlOO. 900
. soUTHFfELD.
Maple av 8 - between Tomp kns av and Cross st. IbOr
iss7a'' 5.oOo
The New York herald., 1870-08-15

Joseph Schaler was arrested and locked up on
Saturday night on the complaint OF George 4. sam.
ues, OF 301 Atlantic street. who accuses him or at-
tempting to shoot him.
The New York herald., 1870-08-15

The liquor store OF John b. Riley at the corner OF
Gold and Plymouth streets, was broken into yester.
day morning. Ten dollars In currency was taken
from the money drawer. :
The New York herald., 1870-08-15
IAE Inns ISLAND FIRE.

As the returns OF the losses by the great fire on
Long Island come slowly In the amount Increases.
Already loss OF sl75o is shown, and good judges
claim that II viii reach S250,001. Contrary nrst
published reports much cordwood has been Do
str0yed,
The New York herald., 1870-08-15

Patrick Mahon, residing on Sixth avenue. between
Fifteenth ana Sixteenth streets fell from his cart
while driving into his yard on Saturday night and
disi0cated his nip.
The New York herald., 1870-08-15

Henry Yates, boy fourteen years Old got his
hand caught in press at the Office OF the Brooklyn
Eagle, on Saturday. and had 1t crushed In terrible
manner He was taken 10 the City Hospital.
The New York herald., 1870-08-15

The Excitement Over General Negrsts-Fesling
Of the Publis-Tone Of the Press-strong r.
forts to Save Him-Manner Of His Arrest
Is tho Republic to Have NavyE
Marines Still Operating Tho
San Luis Elections state Of the
National Treasury = Posi-
ton Of Porfrio Diaz.
The New York herald., 1870-08-15

The stable OF ]. N Galway, on Monroe street. near
Nostrand avenue, was entered yesterday morning
and robbed OF forty dollars worth Of harness.
The New York herald., 1870-08-15

Richard Murphy and James Brabson, two boys,
were arrested and locked up TO answer on charge
OF stealing watch from the vest pocket OF Rooert
Workman, OF l19 Harrison street, while he was
asleep IN Ross lumber yard, on Saturday.
The New York herald., 1870-08-15

John Sherlock, who claims to be q cigar dealer.
was arrested for burglariously entering the resi-
dence OF Mrs. Keague. at the corner of Fort Green
place and Atlantic avenue, yesterday morning.
When discovered ne was standing by tue bedside or
q daughter OF Mrs. Keague.
The New York herald., 1870-08-15
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


BAKER-CARR.-On Thursday, July Ia, at st. Cle-
ment Danes, Strand, London, Eng, ALFREDBA
Of New York, ana Of Wrttle, Essex, Eng to
CATHARINE SARAH, second daughter of the late
Matthew Carr, Esq, OF the Strand London.
The New York herald., 1870-08-15

William Clark, mouder, was arrested on Satur-
day night by officer Porter on charge OF misde-
meanor. 1t appears that tho wife OF the accused
gave premature birth to child which, 1t is alleged,
was Stubborn, and CLARK TOOK upon himself the
liberty OF burying without notifying the Coroner.
He buried II In lot at the corner OF Bond and
Douglass streets, and acknowledged that he had
buried four Others In like manner. As MS vile was
sick and without any means OF support she sent
to the hospital aL klaLhusll.
The New York herald., 1870-08-15

Thomas Jennings, an expressman, residing at IS
Ridge street, New York, was arrested on Saturday
night on the complaint OF Alice Qurk, OF 300 Bergen
street, who charges him with bgamy. lie married
the complainant one year ago, and had at the time,
as alleged, vile ana two children living in New
The New York herald., 1870-08-15

DETAIL DRY GOODS SALESMAN wANTED-BY
~ JoURNEAY BuRNHAM, l64 Atlantic street,
Brooklyn, ~
The New York herald., 1870-08-15

THOROUGHLY COMPETENT DRUG CLERK DE.
"A slres immediate engagement. Address SYDNEY.
Herald oflce.
The New York herald., 1870-08-15

A BUSINESS MAN WANTED
n general agent required BY of the m Dot success
fu life insurance companies Of New York city;
qualified the metropolitan district headquar-
ters ut home oce) and contract that will an nde.
pendence with proper effort Address, with information and
references COMPANY, box 694 Post oce New York CITY,
The New York herald., 1870-03-30
DIRECTORY FOa ADVERTISERS.

AMvSFsENTs-NIsrn PAGE Fourth. anh aud sixth
AsTROLo0Y- -Erenrn PAog-sl.th column.
ASp
BOARD AND IoDGiSG isspaa
SA Esxs 5a ssn
BusIEass ;ss '''cF ocPPFoRrUSrIEs- PAeE-snta
SF E E9E4E FoR
CLERKS and col
RSB rtsn5ef serTS
coAsTwisE sTEAMsaIFs- -Fissr PAGx-Fifts ana sixth
eoySTEY9 posARpnsreosg sisDa slt rAsx column.
bNnHsa bSY 5srs fS sR AND rs
FlksIsllGD- -sroosp PAdE-Foar.h and nttA
EUROPEAN srAAMsuIps-rIss pAer-rioh column.
FOR sALETwrLrTn PAGR-.Fifth column.
FsESdh
HELP wxsrEp-MALEs s-rwrLrru PAor-rour'h
HELP wXSrEp--FEMALEs- TWELFTH PAcu-rirss and
HoRsss cARRixiEs. &c-rlEsr PAsr-sesond, third
,,,,r1S and fourth snt columns: s..on, .o,,,,
HOUSES, House, ROOMS aa. wASTED TwHIrrH rAor--sssA
s9Rp ssn
t5sE SfSf #1ssy. saesss ssss sss@'
LOST AND FOUhD--FIKsr PAGE-Sixth column.
sAssEs Column
MEDIChL-EIGHTH PA0E-Sixth column.
MILK AND CREkM-FIper rAGK-Sixth column.
MILLINERY AND DRESSMAKING FIIsT PAGE-Stxsh
MISCELLANEOUS Observation-Disclosures PAaH-
mscfhIAsEous FIJI N ;'5iii SECOND PAGE Sixth column
MUSICAL -NisrH PAaK-Fifth column.
NEW OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PAGK-Fourth column.
NEWSPAPERS FIEsT PAGE-F0urh column
fERSONALS- asT PAGE-First column
PiANOFOkTE2-NISTH PAGE-flfth column.
POST OFFICE NoTICE-FIasT PAGE- Sixth column 49,
PROPERTY our OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
RENT-ElGHTH pAGK--Fourth ard NTH columns
REAL ESTATE TO ExcHANGE-EIdHrn PAaE-fifth
and sixth columns
REAL ESTATE WASTED-EIGHrH PAGE Sirth column.
RELIGIOUS NDTICES-NtNTu PAGE-Fourth column.
REwARDS-fIRsT PAGE-SIxth column.
ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET-SEcoSD PAGE-
Fifth and sixth columns.
SALES AT AuCTION-NISTn PAGE-frst second and
third columns.
SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALES s-EIFvRsTH PAGE
Firs. second, third fourth, fifth and sixth columns
HTuATlONS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGK-Sec-
ond column.
SPECIAL NOTicEs-FIssT PAGE-First and second
spoRTING~Doos BIRDS. Ao-Fl.sr pAox-socond
column.
THE TRADES TWELFTH PAGg-Fourth column.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES SECOND PAGE
Third and fourth columns.
TRAVELLERS GCIDE-FRsT PAGE-Sixth column.
YACHTS STEAMBOATS,, ac.-FIRsr PAGE Sixth coimn,
The New York herald., 1870-03-30
SPECIAL NOTICES.
4 DAWN ON run Nrw n.v

A DAWN OF THE NEW DAY.
"A Inc people tired and sick OF the dreadful mistakes
anu muriers bY tho Faculty. From Maine TO California
sweep he University Medcnes revoiuonzng the practice
o medicine The phebolamsts and inhnitesmas sand
uunust the marvellous these elegant specifies
Trey behold with astonshmen, maadies which they have
yainy treated for years yielding almost nsAnansousy bc
fore the magic influence OF these most sovereign resdas
they introduced they take the Lead and the old
nostrums ienain Did
We shall shortly publish List OF 0o Of tho most mirscl
ous effected age together with elaborate
photographs OF cured after all other treatment and
remedies had failed
Various illustrated descriptive books free.
Dr. j. w. SCOTT ASSOCIATES, No. 8 University place.
New York. Agents wanted every where. Send terms
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-A-oRPHAEs' HOME LOTTERY OF THE STATE
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Class u A, l9, ST. 81, ~ l. 15 Al TO- 6s, S.
All for tickets znd circulars 70 be addressed 70
MeINiIEE MoBaIEN, HERNpoN, CoLHURN, BAsK.
Information furnished at 3l6 Canal, l5i Chatham. $40
Seventh and 2S Greenwich street. CON paid for all
prizes.