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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-02-27
EW RAILROAD ROUTE
VIA
birmingham and Lowell Railroad.

on and after Mordav. Oct 10TH 1871 -Four PASSENGER
htals Daly each way, Sundays czcepted Will be nm
nelWeeh 50. Framingham and Lowell making sure con-
neGuoHs al SO birmingham with Trains on b. a
a. IL from Worcester, Springfield Albany and the West
1aa S can leave Worcester VIA Ii d A. Il. r. at
w. a. NJ arrive in Lowell at s4S a. NJ; at 925 NJ
Lowell Lowell At &aO NJ. al 800 and $50 P M. arrive in
Returning Trains leave Lowell for Worcester and tbe
McsL at 30 A NJ arrive at Worcester ut 80 A NJ; at
1870 NJ. arrive at Worcester at 8 80 p NJ nj 15 %
arrive at Worcester at 1880 p NJ 'l''
IhIoagI Tickets, and Baggage CHECKED through to all
HIhPortant p"IIts Trains arrive and depart from
H. H. ~ \ +. r. Depot, Ndolcsex ST forming the best
ana quickest route between Lowell and Worcester
Springfield, Albany New York and the West '
=, ? ,,,,,.,,,, IL. A. BLOOD, Supt, Fitchbulg
ola 9N '-''N"
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- FOR SALE-3 minutes walk from
h., Main St, west u nearly New House, Il rooms ana
M:I bah room, with all the modern improvements; a
''-s--As splendid residence. Price $1,000
ABBOTT & RICE
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- FARM FOR SALE IN HOL- T@
Hill; pEN-AD excellent Farm OF 1870 acres 7ssRGs
III niles from the city. containing 100 of-A.s
s@ pasture, 40 acres woodland, part heavy and old
growth pne ~ acres moving and tiage, and very easy
land to cultyae; will keep ~ to Is head of cattle;
good two story house, "a rooms; good barn carriage
house piggery &c; both we and aqueduct water to
house and barn; / Y miles 10 depot near school.
Also, Valuable " ater Privilege
Price $500; terms easy. ABBOTT & RICE.
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- FOR SALE-On Cambridge ST., a
Mi snendid Cottage Hou> and Barn in good repair;
li.I rooms; barn stalls; l2OOO fee, of liant
ABBOTT " RICE.
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WEBSILE SPECIAL.
teSvea y ehst er for Worcester az $50 No.
Leaves Worcester tor Webster at si,;sI n m
"a, /. vi. n. ANDREWS sup't
"t eor1picf h Worcester Dr;s,n,
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FOR SALE-Tn New England Village, 20
Acres OF good PASiURING, well ftncei with wall
and well watefel.
Also, 81 Acres of Moving and Pasturing fenc ID with
the best wall. well watere and and Ill keep as much
stock as any pasture in the country of the SIZE
hormole particulars see j. j. GoODRICu, New Eng
land village.
f26 diff ABBOTT a RICE
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Worcester, Fob IAN -, u 7 V u
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DWELLING HOUSE,
most thoroughly built and in excellent repair.
A COMMOOIOUS BARN,
AND CONVENIENT HOUSE LOT.
with fruit trees the same
ALSO,
About 8 Acres of Good Land,

adjoining the same, which will be sold with the above
named Estate, or separately.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-02-27

FOR SALE-In Oalham, a Farm Of
Ei lO6 acres; will keep 10 cows and Il horse summer
LII and winter; A. acres wood, ron 20 t. 40 years
growth; excellent orchard; nearly cottage
house; barn 10 40, carriage house, m ggeiy &c a in
good condition; excellent water never ailing
Irlce s3OOO. Apply To y II. tARMENTER d co.
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E7HE REAT REMEDY.
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- FOR SALEM Webster. a small
k Farm of p &C cs with excellent buildings; a cot.
III la5e 4oIsG-lO ICONS good barn ana pigseFy
- cuts from to 10 tons hay, d will keep head OF
eae wood emo Oh for fire; All kinds Of rt; near the
centre OF the town, and the dcpot fenced with The
best stone wall AL under high cultivation. Price $3.50
ABDOTr u RICE.
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}5 Bring in your property Immediately if you wish
% ell this spring, to ABBOTT d. RICE,
f23 DIFF Central EXCHANGE
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- FOR SALE-In apleasant village, IA
HI miles from Worcester 4 mic to dep IT, early ami
f's late uans, 2-,lOry house. and barn and acre
OF lana; OF tenemenls in house: 20 rooms in
RECT order; rents for s3l2 year Free $780, Terms
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~ FOR SALE-Or Exchange for CITY
ESiii Property, in Oakham. a Farm of 50 acres, well
E5l!s divided; . acres wood land-ches nut, OAK ma
So pie &c, from 20 10 % years erowth Us apple
trees NJ airy all gratte pears, grapes. &c house
rooms in GOOD repair; barn in drst-rate condition
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49, FOR SALE-12 Acres of excellent
h,!!i land suitable TO building lot, close TO r. Re-
H1i!i where eight trains now pa daily. Grand chance
-~'s-A to make little money. viii he sold low it
bought son. ABBOTT " RICE
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-02-27

Rev. {. NJ. Terry, of the Trintarian church in
New Bedford, on Sunday, asked his dismiSsion,
and preached bis farewell sermon. He is Obliged
TO 30 west on account of his health. The Mer-
curry says the kindest wishes of bis people, who
with him p
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-02-27

A"S ohildIlan cuurch at Wilton is to have
new two thousand dollar organ.
In eighteen hundred Dover families visited IN,
me New Hampshire Bible society agent twelve
ir9tsstant houses were found 10 be without tbe
good book "i'iOue 'he
new Hampshire has veteran stage driver
,,i'o Nas uu.lns ms stage life driven III 900
world. 'oo "'ouhd me
young lady in New HAMPSHIRE vbo hoe
Deen suddenly lifted from poverty 10 onnie mao
~ al alllahce WIN money and old are. called
w altchloh oil an ancient lady friend to one If
her new presents in the shape of a beantjr1i
cluster diamond ring. The old lady dropned bor
hPeciaeies TO the end Of her nose, and excjaimeG
LOT sakesi thought il was an old seed war; j.
Inc hIst public meeting of the labor reform
parry IN tae present political campaign in fbis
state was held al the city hail Nashua On So
ufday evening, and was addressed by Mr. II
Ireyelllck OF Buffalo, N. Y, president of Tho
National labor union The Attendance was
quite large and enthusiastic, the speaker heinz
frequently aud loudly applauded. Mr.. Tbomas
hcay presided. Mr.. Treyellick spoke at legth
denOunclDg both the republican and demorrotie
parties as untrue to the interests and welfare m
The laDorlng men Of the country, and urging
them 10 support the labor party US the best w1y
10 secure tbe reforms they desire.
The Boston journal has the following. Mr.
E9eh r. Plllsbury, democratic war horse
AthOugh not a war democrat from Maine il
ss,umplDg the Granite state for the democracv
~ periormed the same service a few years AFRO
III sus sieM acceptance of the republican party,
lie ~ ,ast nolt' in his own estimation. Is the
svs'.n 1ieesuon, and the inquiries Il our present
ssiein pc Is wont 10 illustrate no his hearers 10
tina tbo, ,bn o. paper Of coffee al The same
Gle doube ."y y, are are assured the tariff on the arfi
ker and liibbard, democratie AZ ~ messrs. rar,
dsains, ihe repeal OF the duty On cogse Wye
hy S1g whether the orator will repeat tbis t,is
10 important railroads have -
ly tle New Hampshire legislature w S,IbSir~ .f
iears' ana preliminary surveys have been ,ol pIo
ION ~ which have been pronounced rs " Scr,,
ieasloie routes, aud the public are styonS,,y,,
asllaiing toe building OF The same jmmedisaegiE'
We y the Franklin aud Rochester, tbat rn9s
ron Tue Northern railroad at FRANKLIN east
tp,ough the towns Of lilton, Belmont, Gilman.
n, baln.iead, Alton, aud iniersects with The
lover and Wiunepesaukee al New Dnrbs,n
ossl g me entire length Il about twcrly.
lppr miles, The Other y rhe extension N f3e
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y FOR SALE-S-tenemen Block, 81
4, looms rents for SAC per month; lot 1000 square
y feet. Price $1,000
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-12
Political Intelligence.
THE ELEerI.N IN KGNrrciY.

The returns of the county elections, held in
Kentucky, oh the 9TH inst generally show
Repubcan gains. The official majority for
Iarlton, the Republican candidate for Sher-
i'll of Fayette county is 257. The Repuh-
about 80. Bourbon county il reported Demo-
cratic by al majonty--a Republican gain of lis
Reports from other counties show large Rebub-
lican gains in all. From Chattanooga, the
Chairman of the District Republican Committee
telegraphs I'VE elected our Sheriff, by 600 ma
iority. Prospects very encouraging in this con-
gressional district"
SENATOR WILSON'S GRANT TouR IN INDIANA-THE
MOST IMMENSE DEMONSTRATIONS OF THE CAM
PAIGN.
The tour of senator Wilson through Indiana
is one of the grandest series Of political demon-
strations ever seen in any canvass. At Rich
mond on Saturday, the Sd, there was one of the
largest and most enthusiastic gatherings ever
held in the State. AT indianapolis, on Monday
evening" lie addressed vast audience, estimated
at 20,O 900. On Tuesday, great meeting was
held at Brazil in the midst of the coal regions.
large number of miners were present, at the
grand gathering, and the whole audience was
estimated at 5000. At Charlottesville, in the
evening" 5000 people gathered, and there was
magnificent torch-light procession. Ex-senator
Henry S. Lave presided, At Lafayette, on
Thursday, the Senator addressed IL, 900 people,
and at LugaEsport, in the evening" 900 more.
The Senator declares that if he ever entertained
doubts as to how Indiana would vote this fall
they have been dispeled by the enthusiasm and
erwhelming demonstrations he has witnessed
since lie came into the State.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-12
Murder In Virginia.

ASSASSINATION OF A FORMER CITIZEN OF SOMERSET
COUNTY, MD.-LovE, HATRED, REVENGE.
Capt Isaac DHer, formerly of Somerset coun-
ty, Md was murdered in cold blood at Freeport
Va. on the 1st inst. Hs was highly respected
citizen, and emigrated from Somerset about
three years ago.
In his intercourse with the people of Virginia
Capt. Duer made the acquaintance of daugh-
ter of DIR. spindle, and became quite intimate
with her. friendship had also sprung up be-
tween him and William Tinzey, a young Virgi-
man. Both became ehamored of the girl, and
ont of this arose the quarrel aud muider
1t appears that Duer had communicated to
Spindle some knowledge of the state OF affai
existing between Tlnzley and his daughter, when
the DIR. at once sought ont the young man and
demanded an explanation. Tinzey denied the
charge and demanded the author, whereupon
Spindle sent for Duer, who upon approaching
the two found them surrounded with numerous
spectators, and Tnzley, with horsewhpin in one
hand ami revolver i'll the other. On Duer ap-
preaching, Iinzley repeated his threat. There
Is better way to settle this matter than by
bloodshed," replied Mr. Duer, II am not pre-
pared to die and dou't suppose you arc let's
talk the matter over"
81 want you to take it back, sir, if you said it, -
answered Imzey.
mo, sir, replied Dner, Il acknowledge done
wrong and II it We're to do over again 1 would
not tell it. But my eyes never deceive me, and
if | die | will die with the truth on nv tongue
for / certainly saw you" Tinzley at once strnc k
him twice with the whip, and Duer not resisting,
but still eXpostuatinS, ho struck him again,
whereupon Duer clenched LIS list aud knocked
luzley down The two coming together, by
ISLANDERS separated them, aud finally they sat
together on bench.
" Then you won't take il back no way p de-
mandSd 1inzley.
" No sir, replied Duer " l shall never deny
a truth for the sake of covering up lie.n Tinz-
ley then doubled the lash about his hand and
struck Duer with the but end of the whip Duer
on the instant drew small Barlow knife and
cut at Tinzey, iniic;ing small flesh wound on
the shoulder, whereupon TinZey throwing his
left arm over Duer's shoulder as though devlish
premedltation but wanted an excuse for murder,
held HIM like vice, while with the right hand
he presented a revolver against his victim 3
| breast and fired. The ball passed through the
lower part Of the left lung and emerged lmme-
diatey below the shoulder blade Duer tried
| desperately to keep his enemy Off and during
the struggle of the palties Tinzley fired two otl-
er shots, but without effect and the two rolled
down hill near by in a death struggle The
hands at the mill hearing the report of the pis-
tol, rushed to the rescue of their employer, but
| too late to accomplish any good.
Mr.. Duer was taken home where he died on
the following Monday, the 9th inst.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-12
PhiIndeIphia TopIcr.

Poor sewing women are paid fortythree
cents for making six shirts.
TN Thursday next the first steamship of the
liverpool line will be launched at Cramps yards.
The Soldiers'and Saiors' Hartranft Club are
September II.
i. on Saturday there were in port, loading and
Hlsyhar6lng cargoes II steamships, ships, %
,a.I' eafhS' - brlgs, and 20 schooners, making a
Another childrenA excursion to Rockland
LOOK place on Saturday. There were 14O0 in it,
~ Ii now proposed to give free excursions for
heeessltous old people.
+. -lhe Stars Washington correspondent says
y Is well known in New York and Washington
mat ,,hal Mcclure gets one thousand dollars week
lteiormer.
l.. An uptown gentleman has been unable, Of
,e'e' 10 get drunk without having his pockets
f,GAed. He played possum and pretended ine-
p,iau0h' "a Very soon the thief came along and
, ,,,lel his pockets, whereupon he arose and cap
tuIed MIR. Thief. Cute dodge, wasn't it ?
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-12
urimes nnd Cnsnnlrle..

Newton V. Chandler, notorious desperate,
was hanged ON Saturday at Charlotte n. q. by
his own confession he was guilty of murder,
robbery and other crimes. He was also one of
a KuKlux gang. He WAS only 25 years of age.
Nine men suspected eff counterfeiting were
arrested bv deputy U. $. Marshal at lamora,
Ill., last Tuesday. Large amounts of counter
felt money We're found on their persons, and
it is supposed they have been operating for
years.
A terrible crime was committed in Weber
county, Utah, last week Two herd boys aged
13 and II years, meeting Janet Low, aged Is,
committed a felpnious assault upon her, and
then pushed her into deep slough, where she
was drowned. The boys were arrested.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-12
Letters from The People.

COMMUNICATION FROM WILLIAM DEAN.
We have received from William Dean Esq, of
Newark, the recent chairman of the Democratic
state Committee of Delaware, communication
which lie probably intended as a private note
II accompanied his advertisement. inserted ose-
where, of the official call for elections of dele
gates in the several counties of this State to
the National Democratic Convention, at Louis
Vile The communication, however, duly ex-
plains his position, and shows that he has been
unable to obtain fair treatment from the Greeley
newspapers. We therefore print it, also. aud
assure Mr. Dean that he shall certainly be ac-
corded a respectful hearing in our columns. We
dliier widely from his views. ON national uues-
tlUns AZ he well understands. but courtesy and
falr dealing, even TO our most positive oppo-
nents, have always been our rule. They shall
remain 10. Eds. COMMERCIAL.
NEWARK, Del, Aug. 12th, 1879
MEssHs. JENKINS * ATKINSON
GrdtueR: ! may want some matters pub
lrhed over my own signature during the cam
pal6u, aud as MIR. Johnson, of the Gazette, is
getting afraid to publish, will allow me Il place
IN your columns, for the advocacy of straight
ont ticket for the Democratic party. The Ian
6uage used shall be respectful.
10 show how far Mr. johnson s independent,
wall give you copy of a letter sent him, re-
qdcstlng him to publish me call for a meeting.
lou no doubt saw IN his paper the manner i'll
which 1t WAS done
MIR Q. +. Johnson--Sr Please publish the
within call iOr a Democratic meeting in a con-
rWcuuns place in your daily, all tins week, and
N your weekly ; also print for me 50 posters in
good style, say about II by Is inches. and send
10y mail to me tomorrow morning. Charge all
to me, and oblige, Yours Respectfully
WA. DEAN"
Now the article did not appear in his paper.
uhtl tuesday, and then in very small type, and
u ruch part of the paper, that no person would
be likely to see it unless he knew it was to be
published and had taken considerable trouble to
ma It, When | saw the manner in which had
beeh treated, wrote to him, as follows:
NEWARK, DEL, Aug 9Th 1872.
A." Mr., c. r., JOilHson Sir
- think you might have put the notice of our
meeting iii the column where other like political
meetings are published. am willing to pay.
Inc manner in which it is published looks as
though you had done it, and was afraid some
one would see it. | always thought an advertise
melt could be made public and conspicuous
"hel pad Tor The way in which ii il done does
huI look Fearless | still profess to be a
democrat, and cannot see that | am any less one
berau7e ! cannot vote for two Republicans.
Respectfully WILLIAM DEAN"
give yoI these copies to show you how We
democrats who are not willing to throw away
cur principles are ed. Mr.. johnson nevei
Md pflht for me the posters ordered, and there
orc lia'l no other means of making the meeting
AloWl waited on linn until it was too late Il
set Others printed. But We cannot be shut of
=! any such tricks, and will before tlie campaign
10 over, prove that fact Respectfully,
WILLIAM DEAN
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-12
NEIcHsoRINc COUNTIES.

Miss ITotchkin's select school. in Coatesvlle
will re open on the 9th of September.
Heading will he in darkness until the Cd prox
The SIN has suspended until that time.
The next session OF the Oxford Female
Seminary will commence on the 9th Of Septem-
ber
-Coategville expeended, last year, on account
of the borough SO sos IL. The Union says
this is an exhibit of economy.
One of the largest capitalists and ablest
LAWYERS OF Reading has worn check pantaloons
each summer since the age of IL years.
Charles Il. Darlington, A. M. Principal of
the West Chester Preparatory school, has de-
clined an offer Of the Principalship of the
Friends Seminary at Easton, New York.
Lewis IIerod, colored, seyentysx years of
age, of near Iionyille. was committed to Jail
charged with an attempted outrage upon a col
ored girl sixteen years Of age.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-12
Notes from Cape Bny.

come.
-, The steamer Sue is making some quite pop
u'sr excursions over to the Breakwater
:. Professor" Brigs, our Wilmington skatist
d" going 1t on wheels at the Stockton House.
The arrivals at the hotels, on Tuesday,
iainursdya, and Saturday, are twice or three
'uios as great as on the other days.
"A grand complimentary ball proposed to be
sven on Thursday evening, at the Stockton to
iI iIe oIlcers OF Congress Hall and the Stockton
%nouse. house This is expected to be the greatest
event event OF the season. Fifty pieces of music will
@ W present. and the floral display and decorations
"lil be elegant in the extreme.
,imNlckle, the Magician" gave little enter
tleilnment, by Mr.. bottoms permission, in the
o alnlliB-room of the Columbia house, on Friday
osehlns. evening One of his little tricks it turned out
Sa %as 70 get angry with his wife and knock her
Howl, ;l behind the curtain. The audience became
MMuighant, the show broke up, and next morning
'''cAie left Cape May by general invitation.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-12
THE PENINSULA.
CECIL COUNTY

T he Woodlawn camp begins on the 2Oth
There il an abundance Of water OH the grouud
The Elkton cemetery project has found a
grave where it was proposed to bury dead bodies.
1t il thought 1t will fail to respond to Gabrels
trump
The colored camp-meeting at Port Deposit is
not 80 successful this year as formerly.
j. W. Falls has taken charge Of the late Rev.
MIR Simpsons school, at North East.
The T.. Wa B,R.RC Co. has erected now depot
building at North East.
Jonas DIllduer, of Pilot Town, hung himself,
last week, in temporary fit Of insanity.
McFadden, the contractor Of the Port Depos it
and Columbia Railroad has thrown up his con-
tract again. it is said, and the work is stopped
from Peach Bottom to Columbia.
The Elkton Wig is 32 years old.
grand temperance mass meeting will be held
at Rising Sun, on the 10Th. Cecil, Lancaster
and Chester counties will JON in it.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-12
Personal Intelligence.

Joseph Fullmer has returned from hitts Ham
mock.
Samuel Bancroft Jr., started to-day for Bed
ford Springs.
Frank T. Webb, of James q Webb, has re-
turned from Cape May
Generals Mcclellan and Marcy have gone on a
trip to Utah and California.
Hubbard l.. Fordham, the artist died suddenly
at Sag Harbor, last Saturday, aged Is.
President Grant has returned to Long Branch.
He is expected IN Washington on Tuesday, to
Ii Did Cabinet meeting.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-12
The Gre.Icy decentralization.

Hundreds of Democrats in this city, as elso-
where, are dispirited, disgusted, and domoralized
by the Baltimore bargain. On the sth of June,
2i33 OF their party in Wilmington, took enough
interest in their nominations, to come out at the
election Of a candidate for Sheriff. But the Bal
tmore Convention interyened and now, on the
10Th of August, only 100 would come to tho
nomination election for Mayor Seven hundred
anl thirty-two diFgusted men would not vote.
This is moro proof that the very large poll mado
by the Republicans was, in the main, fair one,
and it indicates that they have a majority in
Wilmington, to-day with strong ticket and
Harmonious effort, of from 500 to 1900 They
ought to sweep the city by vote totally unex-
ampled, and they will, it they do not commit
ui,takes
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-12
Stute Items.

There were sixty visitors at Collins Beach,
la week.
Dover has not boon troubled with thunder
storms this season.
Four persons were locked up in the Dover
Jail last week, all for petty crimes
The Middletown Transcript nominates Hon.
b, y. Biggs for reelection to Congress.
The Orphans Court and Court of Chancery
for Sussex county will sit on the 9th of Soptem-
Der.
inst. At a meeting on the ground, on Tuesday,
forty tents were drawn. It il thought that
the camp will have seventy tents.
j. Alex Fulton and family, of Dover were
thrown from their carriage whilst returning
from the beach one night last week, by the
horse taking fright and running away. No one
was seriously hurt
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-12
DOMESTIC NEWS.
An Old Offender Gagged.

HIS ARREST FOR ATTEMPTED RAPE-uR SHOWS
FIGHT.
The DeLdi0dredn says
A negro named Robert Manloye had hearing
before Justice W. II. Mcbride at Camden on
Wednesday, on two charges OF assault aud bat
terry with attempt to commit rape, and two other
charges of threats and abuse, by two coored
women, Harriet Sebley and Matilda Simms, and
sent, in default of $3.50 bail to Jail in Dover
The oifense was committed in the neighborhood
,of Five Points, and the arrest made by Constable
William II. Sarde, who had tedious search
after the offender. When found Manlove was
armed with pistol and disposed to make fight
He is bad negro and has been the terror of
white as well as black women around the Points
for some time