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POLICE COURT, Judge SneH.-To-day. Ed
ward Ready; forfeited his collateral, s., for
profanity on the streets. Pat Riley, loud and
goisterous language; forfeited his collateral So.
Michael Mullins, same offense; s3. John Nolan
and Mary Mullins, same offenSe in Fireman.
alley; 50 each. Benjamin Bell vagrant was
sent TO the workhouse. James Hill, pleaded
Georgetown by loud and 6oisterous language;
$. Pat Ryan, same offense; 50. VIM. G. Til
den, plead guilty to cursing on f street; So.
Charles Brown, same offense; 50.
THE BULLDOG CASE.
Lemuel Weeden, charged with firing a pistol
IN the street on Saturday afternoon. Weeden
stated that he shot at Cog which was in the
act OF biting man who was passing the corner
Witnesses, cOrrobOrated this statement and
testified that a man named Slack set his bnIl.
dog on the man; judgement suspended and
Dnnds required for appearance tomorrow when
other cases, growing ont of TIE same affair
VIII VIII oe heard. Frank Whitney, colOred, carry
ing razor; $50.
ASSAULT CASES.
Loulsa Brown and Nathaniel Gordon, charged
with an ARRAY; s. each. Elizabeth Lane. as
auit and battery on ". b. Sears; 81 and costs
Games; dismissed. Pat Ryan, charged with
assaulting and resisting Officer Sebastian; IS,
LARCENY CASES. ETC.
LIZA Coagley, colored, charged with larceny
OF 80 belonging to Sarah Shreves; continued.
Charles Scott and Albert Carter, colorced lar
cenyof Clothing and fancy articles from a store
On TN street; Carter dismissed, and Scott fined
So, or sixty days in jail Michael Mullen,
charged with keeping a dsorderly house in
freemans alley, between 9Th and eth and y
and o streets. Mike looks like a hard case and
from the account given BY the colored witnesses
VINO i1Ihabit this alley this must be one OF the
worst kind of places. Mike says he isn't boss
there; that his wife is boss, and he can't helm
himself. He has been in isil on this same
charge, and got released some few months since;
800 and costs, or three months in Jail.
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THE WEATHER,
Wac DEPARTMENT, 0fce chef Siyna, onee,
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WIZ DbfARIHENTt t.-ytce CaftJ St51d U1tct,
WARRINGTON, ID. O., July I, 1872, 10 s. m.
The barometer continues highest over the south
ern states, where clear and partially cloudy
weather is now prevailing, with light TO fresh
WINDS Clear weather is reported from Lake
Michigan 10 the east and middle Atlantic coasts,
with light to fresh and occasional brisk south
westerly 10 northwesterly winds. Reports have
not as yet been received from stations in the
Ohio and Mississippi valleys and westward.
PRoBABILITIEs.-Clear and partially cloudy
weatner continue over the New England aud
middle states, with light TO fresh southwesterly
to northwesterly winds. Light 20 fresh esstsrly
to southeTly winds are probable for the gulf
states. Light 10 fresh sOuthwesterly TO north
westerly winds and clear and partly cloudy
weather for south Atlantic states. Partly cloudy
weather, occasional areas of rain. and fresh to
brisk southeasterly to south westerly winds north
and west of the Ohio valley
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Governments Securities.
Jay Cooke s. Co. fur nish the following to-<
Markets TO-slaY.

BALTIMORE, July Virginia SIS. consolidated,
e& interest, ST. West yirginia's. Is; North Caro-
lins's- old, $50 bid.
BALTIMORE, July Lection dull; low mid aliuEs-
nominally IS. Flour very duh and nominsly un
changed. whest dull and weak; new white choice
81 %; fair to prime do, 81 Sea IS; old western
81 tDs IS; Oh Pennss " snis, TIA sl.10 Csrn
white southern arm, IS; yellow southern frm, o.
mixed western quiet, 631ss6 Oats hrmer, mixed
46asS; white, 49a5Q; southern, 50. Rye quiet and
unchanged. Provisions quiet Mess pork I'M
changed. Bulk meats unchanged. Bacon active
with = jobting demand: prices unchanged. Sugar
cured hams and lard unchanged. Western butter
fairy sctive; choice, IL Whisky quiet, -.
INV YORK, July l.-Flour dull and declining
Wheat dull and heavy. Corn quiet and unchanged
NEW YORs. july l.-stocks dull. Money easy, s
Gold quiet ISL. Exchange. long, 97s; short, los
Governments firm and steady Virginia SIS, a
new. so. North Csrolinss, $40; new, Il.
LONroN. July ]. il 30 a. m.-Consols opened a;
o2ss for money, and e2NsS24 for sccount. Bonds oi
1859 81; 1865, old, -: lS6T. 92 u f0's. S9A.
FRANKFcRT, July 1.-B0rds opened at 961s for the
issue OF 1862.
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G. EORG EFT 0 W n.

HAY AND STRAW were weighed in this city
during the month of June last as follows-Hay,
1f9.39s lbs; straw, 1880 lbs. Total 24s lbs.
Mr.. THOMAS b. Cross. JR., has been ap-
pointed inspector of customs for the eastern
branch district of the port Of Georgetown, vice
Thomas f. Jacobs, deceased.
SHIPMENT OF FLoUR.-The steamer Lady of
the Lake left for Norfolk this morning with $50
barrels of flour and other freight.
FLOUR Inspection .-Flour inspector Daniel
Mccain inspected -four during the month of
June last as follows:-Famly, 9SS; extra, 6,32S;
superfne, sol; fine, 255; middlihgs, 65; crowfoot
ca half barrels of extra, 50. Total, s,14I. During
the quarter ending June 80 Mr., Mccain in
spe cte.l 80 ,0ae barrels of all grades,
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DEATH or A NOTABLE LADY.-Dief AT her
residence in this city, of paralysis, yesterday.
Mrs. Mary Chase Barney, daugb. er of Judge
Samuel Chase, of Maryland, an :, one of the onfv
two surviving daughters Of nv Of the signers Of
the Declaration of Independence. Mrs. Bar
Eey was on friendly terms with every President
with the exception OF Jackson) down TO Lin
coin. The ch0leric jackson removed her hus.
band from ofsce for some trivial cause, upon
which Mrs. Barney wrote him q caustic letter
which was subsequently used against him as
campaign document. Mrs. Barney wen con-
siderable literary distinction at one time as the
conductor of weekly paper in Baltimore. She
leaves large circle Of friends to mourn her
death.
WHO WILL EXTEND A HELPING HANp?-
Editor Star: In noticing the distressing case OF
your Fridays issue. you state that If the public
had known of their misery a thousand hands
would nave been extended TO them with aid.
There lives in the very heart of the city, No. 1226
III street n. W., two poor old widow women, one
OF them most alwayssi sick and helpless, who have
been some days entirely without food, as she has
told the writer, though her shanty is thickly
surrounded with Christian churches; aud If one
per cent. of the number you mention would take
hold Of these unfortunates ii will perhaps pre-
vent another case of starvation. Please be kind
enough to publish this notice. j. j.
INCREASE OF SNALL-Pox-During last week
thirty-four cases of smallpox were reported to
the health officer. This is the largest number
reported in the same space Of time since the
outbreak of the disease. Ten of these cases
were removed 10 the hospital; the remainder
having refused to go, the officers of the board
of health have no power under the law to COM
pei them. In one locality on Capitol Hill. in
the rear of st. Peters church, there are some
cases Of this kind, and the street has been bar
ficaded and flags hung out to warn the public
Of the danger.
MOUNT YERNoN.-The steamer Arrow leaves
ith street wharf daily, Sundays exceptedl at
10 a. N, Tor Mount Vernon.
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R~A Boston preacher has been discoursiur
from the text, alt Is the Jubilee"
-Never-w eeps, is the name of Red
Clouds her,-they call him ''Old-Dry-Up"
1The washerwomen of Kingston, Eng,
demand three pints OF beer a day.
ETThe Springfield Republican speaks of a
man who doesn't represent lis own vote over
night.
~The Weather Mexican women use live
lightning bugs to ornament their hair. Good in
time OF gas strikes.
1A Methodist preacher in Sweden was
lately sentenced to eleven days confn ement on
bread and water for attempting to proselyte.
@At Long Branch tomorrow the famou
running horse Harry Bassett and Longfellow
will enter the list for large sums of money, and
the result Of the race will be looked for with
great Impotence all over the country.
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Los RELIGIOUS BELIEF-GeneraI Howard
ieCtvreG AZ Lincoln Hall yesterday afternoon on
The indians OF Arizona" The Indian dele
E2CCE Row IL this city were present on the
. a-tOrm with the Interpreters. Gen. Howard
gave MS experience with the various tribes with
EhCm lie came IN contact during his recent
mission 60 the Apache country. At camp Grant
fheTc are about ,ZnO Indians, all OF whom are
fSFoSed 20 learn. and in teaching them be found
EEt Little difficulty. There were at this camp
several little children WHO had been captured.
who - lie LETT there 10 be taught. The country
y Ut.'y IL need OF schools, and the Indians are
continually asking i0r teachers. Byeducatiny
these people, the speaker thought, war with
sAeT8 would be avoided.
a. the conclusion at his remarks che General
introduced Lon. a sCeusiCn and AntiOnette, who
sad their belief was that the earth was first
-cru.ed, and the people afterwards; this infOr-
1n2t.CE was received from si0utOcOmO- who
taught -hem tneTe was a God. AM he should be
orSl cd H. teachings were that Arizona was
set apart iC- the Indians. ami that all were to he
Gu---G AZ that point. lie felt that those who
scs'-vtilu God would he saved. Others spoke,
ara each declared that they were happy that
hey made tic TIP, and expressed themselves
= leiIs brothers and children oi a common
IG-her. and hoped al wOuId work for com
E..uL YCacG.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-07-01

TIE GLORIOUS FOURTH can be enjoyed IL all
pleasure seeking persons will lay in an ABUNDANT
supply OF the excellent summer beverages pre-
pared anu sold by Messrs. Palmer * Green. at
Their weil-knovn - L mon BOttling DEPOT" 5,
Greene street, Georgetown, ID. q. We enumer-
ate soda water, with fruit syrups, mineral
waters, Belfast ginger ale, champagne cider
Philadelphia and Cincinnati lager beer. Mas
sey's unrivaled M ale, porter aud brown stout
weiss beer, choice catawba wines, SC. Give
az goods.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-07-01

THE CASE OF WIEG EL.-Wu1. II. wiereI, the
witness in the Tilden-Butler case, indicted for
perjury, appeared Saturday before judge Ship
nun, in New York. He said he was unable 10
procure bail in this city. District ATTORNEY
Davis consented that the bail given by Mr.
WieEei should stand until the 10Th of july He
would in the meantime have an opportunity Ia
procure other bail. Col. Wiegel said, al thank
the district attorney for this lndulgence {,
District Attorney Davis remarked, 80 You need
not shank me; You may thank your wife and
Children for the tayOr."-N ]. ErlresS.
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SINGTLAR DEATH.-On SATURDAY. morning.
Pau Brehm, a German by birth, fell into the
cellar of the ice-hOuse OF Mr. F0st. a butcher,
At Htghlandtown, Baltimore county. He was
lot missed until one OF the men EMPLOYED
about the place had occasion to 20 TO the cellar
when Brthm was found suspended from an iron
hook in the cellar, just beneath the entrance,
life being entirely extinct. The deceased, in an
ehort 10 go down in the cellar, missed his foot
which entered the throat, and caused, it is sup
posed, speedy death. Justice Swayne held an
inquest, and the jury rendered a verdict in ac-
coidance with the above facts.-BGltim0rg Sun.
Isl iuStCat.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-07-01

= p HEATED IERN.-The weather has been
growing warmer every day fOr q week past, and
- he ground gets dryer we have the usual re-
suif Of warn nights az well a. warm DAYS. Last
rEt the heat was very oppressive, with not u
breath OF fresh air 20 temper il. To day the
Pun PoUrs down its scOrching beams. but the
Isys arc tempered by the nOrtberly breeze with
which we are usually favored, and this has kept
fhe Thermometer down 20 81 degrees in breezy
locations so far there have been but re W
eases OF sunstroke, but the summer complaint
n very prevalent. In New York where the
thermometer has been ranging from "a 10 100
Eegrecs for the past three days there have been
= great many cases OF sunstrOke, Yesterday
was the hotties: day OF the season in Boston and
also IN Baltimore.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-07-01

Office
Contractors, Builders, Plumbers Gas
Filters. Board OF Public Works,
and all whom IL may
concern.
CCnsiderinC the grand improvements going on In
Washington II tho way OF more perfect draipage,
extra gas and water supplies, thoroughly paved
streets. parkin &c, would call III. attention II
the public 20 the extent and variety of our sto-k
which l. aCEnOw lodged t. be the most coIap etc sfh
OF New York; and, a. We buy all goods direct from
manufacturers ~ lowest cash prices, we can guar
antee the lowest rates at wholesale and retail.
Our Stock comprises in part, az follows
Slate. Marble and Iron Mantes,
Chandeliers Gas RI pes and ali Gas tting materials
sewer ana W alter Pipes, Lead Pipe, Pumps,
Uydrants, Street Washers, Fountains, Wash Basins
Sinks, Bath Tubs aud all Plumbers naterials,
Crates, Ranges and Latrohe Stoves,
Terra Gotta Vases and Staiuary.
Sire ct Hose and Bird Cages, Irsn Ssttees,
Chairs and Vases, Clocks, BrouZes
And q great variety of Mantel Ornaments.
PATENT GOODS
Earth Closets, NJ eat Cooker, Water Filter.
Safety Lamps, W Gather Strips, Flat Irons,
Gas, Cook and Heating Stoves Sunlight Water
Refectors, Eureka Coffee Pot, &c, &C.
We keep in our employ the best mechanics in all
the different branches, and prepared to give
estimates and contract for work In all, and guar
antee satisfaction.
HAMILTON d PEARSON,
ie1-2w Y. NJ. O. A. Building, 9th and SITS.
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+ FAE,EI rEN'ED INTO : 'TR "a GEDv-Syys9-,.
3'.s..s f-'I,- N4aotlHC ore tls Ntcg-.-A serious
"a -I-c-t zoos place at y etTUpOiitan Hal Sat
NEtdT D.. Sit. which u i feared may result
fatally lie Ethiopian farce o. {" Ubevirg
blC.Es' was being performed, N which tie
Iiiaz acttr, we're distributed a. follows John
heeEan a. " Hannah GIN James Porter as
col Bullet. and JLAs- Brown ~ Is CORPORAL
= TI-geI- The latter had q loaded nlrSkat aud
t-r. er was writing letter and reading Il at the
saue tine. During the reading the-wOrLs oc-
r--rcG, ' ready. aim. ire Brown ia each ca -
seated tie acton Ia Tie wort. and pulling the
= eyer while The ElU-ket Va aimed Il Keegan.
lcv Weapon NaS discharged and keegan fell.
~ examination e v - found that the w4fiiup
s,- made hole IL the back OF his head from
Shich tie blOol poured freely. Or. Buckley
VA summoned. and f0uud that the wound was
: serious one, and keegan was removed 10
IrCElCeICc hospital.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-07-01

Four PERSONS KILLED BY IIsHTNINe,-
Three boys-two white and one colored-were
killed by lightning near New Orleans yesterday,
An unknown woman, twenty years OF age, was
also killed at Greenyille, La.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-07-01

IMMENSE TRADE IN FIREwoRKs.-The New
York Daily Bulletin says that the trade in fire.
works and crackers this year has been enormous.
and the total amount of these materials sold is
likely to exceed by nearly one third the produce
ton and sale of any former wear.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-07-01

NATIoNAI THEATER.-This place of amuse-
nent Wal be reOPened this evening for a week
OF magic and yentr.loquism. The performers
are Dawes, SAID 70 be a wonderful and highly
an using yentrilcquist, and Sargent, the flu
siouist. who = said TO be at the head Of his rro
fesslon. Ne VIII introduce many tricks new IN,
tbs city. This Is just the sort Of entertainment
toI the hot weather, and should DC well patron.
lied.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-07-01

THE RESIGNATION OF Count Valmaseda can
tain general of Cuba, and the appointment of
Gen. Ceballos to I'LL the place Professionally, has
been confirmed by the Spanish government.
Gomez Pulido, captain general of Porto Rico.
has also been removed,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-07-01

TIE EXCURSION of the Metropolitan Presby-
terrain church Tomorrow will be q delightful
AFFAIR. as every arrangement has been made for
the pleasure OF. the guests. The wawaset leaves
9Th street wharf at $50, and G uinand's wharf at
$50 in the morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-07-01

Mr.. Ii. +. HUNT, butcher, advertises that he
will furnish from stalls $50, 56T and sos i'm tbs
new market to- morrow morning some OF the bes,
Southdown lamb of the season, and If any mar
can, he can.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-07-01

AN INSANE OCTOROON.-On Saturday after
noon last an insane mulatto girl arrived al the
railroad depot on the through New York train.
y appeared that she had been placed aboard at
New iork, and furnished with g card which
VuVorted 20 be Instructions as 10 where she
was 20 be left. She was turned over 10 the
police officers and taken 10 the seventh precinct
station, and from thence TO the insane asylum
10y Lieut.. NOonan, he having obtained permit
from the Governor. II was at first thought that
this was another of the cases where unfortu-
mates are hilleted on this city for support, but
subsequently II was ascertained that the girl be-
longs TO tins city, and has been wandering
through the country for some time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-07-01

ASPARAGUS is said TO be a valuable medi-
ciual agent IN cases of rheumatism and govt
Slight cases Of Thematism are cured in a few
days by feeding on this delicious esculent and
more chronic cases are much relieved. es-
peclaly ii the patient avoids all acids, whethe
in food or beverage
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DIR. RAILWAYS
Sarsspa'flIt2n ResoIyenC.
THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIEE.

Hxsry d-or Of the sARSAPARILJIASRkso
VENT communicates through tLs Bioof' sws.fi
Urine. sad Other Guilds 6nd juice OF tn ~ st.. -,
rtsOT " .ys, iOT u repairs the OF fke b y
with new and sound material. SoofElo, Sypat.ts.
COAsvB,pftOH, g GndEias digsaSe. Ulcs-s ~ "a
Tlso0s, M0ss:h, 1Hng0Ts. Nodes ~ tAs q iazEs ass
Ostsf paTIs a. fss sEttnl, Sore Eyes, S,TNV o-g,.s
diSohHygsS from fhe Ears, dnf rae DorS. IoY D.s 81
Skyp faSs0Sss, tsrtpftOHs tECeT Sores, Sad Hsz4
RtHs R0rsa, SAD RhtHz7, ErySiPslds, Acae. Bad
Womb, and al tcsaksHiHg and paiafKl disol1rssa
Ntss SreGfS. Loss 81 SPs aAd al tcGssss az EAs
llpTaacfDleg, t-ffaia fkt Faags 0f
tnOndeT a Modern CssHltSsTy, ana tex ddys' go
call pTorsto perSOs sstag 70 fOr sA<- az fS.s.
FORMS AZ disease ats pOfeS; pOss 20 csgs sAsp.
Ii the patient, daily becoming recucsd ty IN
wastes and deoom position that i Continually PRO
pairs the same with new material made from healthy
blood-ehd this the SARsAPARiLLIAS Will and
does secure-a cure IL certain, for when once this
remedy commences ts work OF publication, and such
ceeds In diminishing the loss Of wastes its repairs
win be rapid, and every day the patient VIII feel
costing better, appetite improving, and fess and
weight increasing.
. Not only deee the sARsAPARILLIAN RKsolvENr ed
Gel all known remedial agents IN the cure Of Ohronic
ScrofuIous, Constitutional and skin diseases, but a
Z the only positive cure for
KIDNEY AND BLARDKR COMPLAINTS,
Dropsy, stoppaee Of Wster, Incon thence Of Urine
BRIGHT Dresse, Albumnuria, and In all cases where
there are brick dust depoats the water s thick,
cloudy mix &c with substonoes like the white Of an
egg OF threads like white dik or there morbid,
posits and when there is prickins, burning sense
tion when passing water, and AIN IN the mail CT
the Back end along the Lofns.
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GERMAN EVACUATION OF FRENCH Tpppr
TORT.-Remusat, French minister of foreigI
affairs, and Won Arnim, German ambassador
Saturday night signed the treaty providing TO,
tie evacuation OF French territory by the Ger
man troops, which has been for some time in
nepOtiafiOp.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-07-01

PERsoNAL--The many friends OF Mr.. Juan
Boyle will be glad TO know that he has so far
recovered from lis recent Illness as to DC able
10 Re cut
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JET, Alaska Diamonds French gilt and Ian
anese ieweiry. received this morning AZ PrisI's
jewelry store, No. i5 Pa. avenue, between I
AM gth stS.
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WHITE GooDs.-Recent additions Of finest
linen collars, cuffs, hdkfs, half hose, under
shirts, &c. Balbrggan half hose, fine suspend
ers, &c. Gauze apfS thin merino undershirts
and drawers; jean, iflen and muslin drawers,
&c. GEO. G. HENNING,
No. 40 9TH street northwest.
-
FEMALES in every period of life will
find that Duponco's Golden Pills will
prove perfect blessing. Sold by ali
druggists. Sold wholesale and retail
by 2. u. Gilman. Retail by the following drug
gists: Kidwen Il Son; F. d. Bowling, Az and c
streets southwest; j. Coughlin, F, corner of 9th
streets; p. II. Heller, 18th and n streets; w. b.
Entwistle; Alfred Mcleod, Georgetown. coz
The NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, N. Y. av
and 18th St, pays per CT. on deposits. Nt3.1Itl6
RELIEF FOR THE FEET-FRE, s1-Corns,
Bunions, Club, and lngrowing Nails, ETC.. sue
cessfully treated by DR.. White, 535 18th street,
opposite L. s. Treasury. Branch, North
Charles street, Baltimore). Thousands relieved
and cured without pain.
THERMOMETERS and Barometers are repaired
and made to order by Hempler, near AZ street,
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DAsTARpLY ASSAULT BY THE HAY
SCALERs.'-A cowardly assault was made on
Saturday night by the roughs known as the
ebay scalers," from Capitol Hill, on the person
OF Mr.. Charles Whaley, peaceable citizen, and
a member of Company b, Washington Light
Infantry. While he was standing on the corner
Of LIST street and Pennsylvania avenue those
roughs deliberately came up to him and knocked
him down with a billey, and then ran OFF, sup
posing they had killed him. The men guilty OF
this assault are said 10 be the same that caused
the not al Glynont not long since.