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10y LATIMER 4 CLEARY,
- Real Estate Brokers and Auctioneers,
Southwest corner Pennsylvania avenue aad 18th st.
Star Office Building.

TWO VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ON NEW
YORK AVENUE, BETWEEN Sd AND 4rH
PUBLIC AUCTION.
- We will offer for sale, on TUESDAY, April
twenty four (2D and twenty five (25), in the
subdivision OF square numbered i've hundred and
twenty five (J25), recorded in the ONCE of the
Surveyor of Washington city, in Liber H. d. c.,
ioio 20 Lot No. q fronts seventeen I'D feet five
square feet. Lot No. Is fronts seventeen (7) feet
hve TO- inches on said avenue, and contains $50
square feet Of ground.
Terms Of sale: One third Of purchase money cash;
balance in equal instalments at and Il months
the deferred payments bearing interest at the rate
OF eight per cent, and secured by deed Of trust on
the property. Conveyan ut purchasers expense.
a deposit Of $50 will be required to be paid when
the property IL bid of. plat Of the property will
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-23

ID AuctiOBeers and Real Estate Broker.
sctbeast corner Pc, nsylv anis avenue aud llth 81
STAR Once Baildlag.
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AUCTION SALES.
FU TURE DAYS.

pY LATIMER q CLEARLY,
- Auctioneers and Real Estate
Southwest corner of Penn. avenue
Star Once Building
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
New York Market.


FLOUR-Msrket for State and west
ern steady for the West Indiana trade;
$6 OO96 60 for superfne state; 81 OF
al so for extra state; 81 OO97 so for
choice; 81 5097 IS for extra western;
81 40l17 50 for choice western; IS 81
6l0 so for common white wheat extra;
81 Is for common to good spring
Southern flour is firm with q good trade
demand at $6 l09S 35 for common to
fair extra; IS 4O Tor choice Rse -four
is quiet and steady at 50 7597 SIS.
WHEAT-Msrket is quiet and
spring is very firmly held with no busi
mes OF consequence reported; ! 62i9l 73
for No. 2 Spring; l 77ial 80 for No.
l spring; | 709l 80 TOR winter red
western, I S2I92 Is for white and
state. No 2 Milwaukee is quoted at
l 69@l 73, ...
BARLEY-Quiet aud firm at $50
l l6 far western, and ! 2O9l SO for
Canada.
CORN-Firm with good demand; &C
@664c for new western mlxed; 66A663
tor Cd western mixed; 66i967i for
yellow.
OATS-Stesdy and firm at 509 55c
for white Western; 4794Sc for black
Western. ....
PORK-The m srket is firm and qui-
ct at $l6 l06l6 Is Tor new mess $l3
for extra prime; sl5 rs for new prime
mess
BEEF--Is steady at ss@9 IT; sl2s
for extra.
LARD-Firm and quiet at SiaS
ll-l6 for No l to prime steam aud &c
ior kettle rendered. ....
COTPON-On spot opens quiet and
pomirally unchanged at Isle Tor low
middling l9lc for middling uplands.
PErROLEUM-Quiet aud firmly
held at SIC for crude; 20c for refined.
WHlSKY--Firm at 92c.
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BOSTON.
Arraigned for Assault.

BosToN, March 2S.-In the Munici>
pal court, Timothy Hargan, OF the Me-
tropolitan Railway horse shoers, now
no strike, arraigned for assaultiug a
shoer, who refused to join the strikers.
The offence under the laws OF Massa-
chusetts, is a grave one; imprison ment
10 the State prison being generally
awarded the culprit. judge Panmen-
tors decision was that freedom was the
policy OF this country, but does not ap-
oily the right 10 any one person, either
alone or in a combination with others,
to disturb anybody directly or indirect
ly in his lawful business or occupation,
or to threaten with any violence for the
sake OF compelling him to buy his
peace. The acts alleged were in thi9
case, purely offensive to the free princi-
Piles which prevail in this country, and
il such practices could go unpunished
they would tend to establish tyranny
over labor and mechanical business,
which would be extremely injurious TO
both.
Horgan was held to bail in $1,000 to
appear ror trial. This decision OF the
lower court is regarded as blow at the
trades unions and excites considerable
attention.
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Baltimore Market.

BALrrMoRE, March %.
FLOUR-Quiet aud stesdy; price,
unchanged .. y y. .. ..
WHEAT-Quiet but firm and un-
changed. .... ..5. ....
C0RN-Firm; southern white active
at 63@65S southern yellow steady q,
60tc; western 60c. ...a..s
OATS-Quiet; southern 46@4Sci
western mixed 46G 47c; white 49c.
RYE-Quiet and steady at 8OG 92c
PROVISI0NS-Firmer and higher
mess pork beld sl6 so, bulk meat
frmsr AMI higher, but quiet; shoulders
6sG6fc. Bacon, frmer and higher
shoulders tic; sugar cured hams l2G
l5c. ..rpu I-. . ..r.
LARD-Quiet at 8t6sio.
WHISKY-Quiet ~ 81.
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HANGING MATCH.

ALEXANDRIA, Va, March 2S.-Chas,
Manly, colored, who was convicted io'
the murder OF an old white man named
Monroe, in July last, in this city, was
hung at noon to-day, in the yard Of the
Jail, in the presence Of large concourse
of people. The roofs Of the houses in
the vicinity and all prominent points
were crowded with people anxious to
see the execution. The crowd was SO
great that ingress to the jail yard was
almost impossible The drop rell at
at 1899 o'clock P. NJ. and the body
hung 20 minutes Manly made shorr
sp,ech, attributing his fate to whisky
He met death with quiet composure
Several colored preachers attended the
doomed man together with a Commit
tee Of the Young Mems Christian As
sociation. There was no disturbance
whatever.
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Religious FanaticismT

A strange case of religious monoma'
MIA has occurred at Leicestershire, Eng
Iand. Some weeks ago the Rev. w.
March, formerly the curste of Melton
Mowhray, returned to Melton, from an
excursion 10 Ireland, and stopped at the
house OF a friend named Anderson
Next morning Anderson was aroused
from his sleep by March with the re-
quest to pick ont his right eye. On &C
companying March, Anderson found
that his friend had chopped off bis
right hand aud was just attempting to
take out his right eye. Two physicians
were called in who smputated the arm,
which was shockingly murilattd. Duo
ring the operation March displayed the
utmost self possession, and compliment
ed tue doctors on their skill. Near
him on a table lay prayer book and a
b bic, the latter OF which was turned up
at the passage, IF thy right arm offend
thee cut it of, etc.
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Fatal Lamp kxpiOsiOn-A Young
Lacy Burned 10 - Crisp

Fatal Lamp kxpiOsiOn-A Young
Lacy Burned 10 n Crisp.
From the Shepher 5town( W. Va.) r Ragister
One Of the saddest and most distress
ing deaths which it has ever been oul
duty to record, occurred to Miss Mary
N. Roberts, an estimable daughter o.
Mr.. Joel W. Roberts, postmaster al
Smithfeld, this county. From what
we can learn, the following are the par
ticulars; On Monday night last, the
l7lh inst Mr. Roberts and the family,
except his daughter Mary, retired to
bed about ten o'clock, supposing she
would retire also a short time after
wards The next morning, as usual
Mr. Roberts on bis way to the kitchen
to make up the fire, and when passing
through an entry between the main
dwelling and the kitchen, observed the
lifeless corpse of his daughter lying
upon the floor, her clothing having
been burned entirely off Of her and
her body burned into a crisp. A kero-
sene lamp was found laying beside her
and a large portion of the carpet aud
floor burned around where she was
living, but the fire extinguished. The
supposition of the family is, that she
retired to her bed room, after the family
had retired on Monday night, and. after
turning down. the bedclothes preparatory
to retiring, { As the bed clothes was turned
down the next morning she was at
tackled with a hemmorrhage, to which
she was subject and in returning to the
kitchen, Tor some purpose, the lamp
which she WAS carrying exploded
whilst she was passing through the en-
try, which set her clothing on fire, and
by the inhalation of the fame and the
hemmOrrhage combined, she was una
ble to give an alarm to the family who
were asleep in another portion OF the
dwelling. Spots OF blood were seen
upon the floor, is the reason assigned
that she was taken with a hemmor-
rhage. 1t is said that a colored wo-
man, residing in the village, on return
ing to her home passed the house of
Mr. Roberts, between ten and eleven
o'clock, and saw a brilliant light in
the dwelling, aud heard groaning as it
some one was sick, but supposing that
nothing unusual had occurred, she
passed On to her home.
Miss Roberts was aged about thirty
wears. she being the eldest daughter,
and and an estimable, kind, amlable
lady, and her sad and untimelv death
is much to be regretted, and her family
and friends have the sympathy OF the
entire community, in their bereavement.
Her remains were followed to the tomb
at Smithfelj, on Wednesday, last,
amidst very large cOncourse Of sor-
rowing relatives and friends.
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Money Market.
NEW YoRK, March 27.

Money market very close to-day and
ranged from l-32 to 332 per diem.
Early in the day some losns were re-
new ed at l-32, but afterwards l is and
interest became the standard rate for
new business. At those figures most OF
the loans were made. In the afternoon
there was an advance to 3 50 aud the
late transactions on the street were at
l-l6 to 3.32. The demand tor time
loans in gold were quoted 81 ! per o..
for the use or gold TOR thirty days / 10
SIT Tor sixty days; l TO for ninety
DAYS; / to ior four months; ! to
Tor six mouths; and 2 10 2t for all the
year. Foreign Exchange, dull and
lower. owing the high rates 'or money
and the advance in gold. Early in the
day prime bankers 60 days sterling WAS
sold at lost. but later there was busi-
ness at los and finally lO7 Gold
strong and higher to day. There was
considerable activity in the early del,v-
cries and the price ranged from ll6i 10
ll6i The Government Bond m rkel
clo-ed less firm. United States curren-
cy S. ll4iall4i
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The nliuois R.,Irosd Dispute,

A special committee Of the Illinois
legislature have made report on the
taxation of railroads, and say they fnd
that while The capital of railroads in
the State approaching S25O,OOoooT.
hey are only paying tax on SO ooS,-
7S4 The committee recommend that
ocal authorities look after these assess
meots, and that those corporations are
,axei on the same basis as their prop
~ They also recommend looking at
Ter the charters OF those companies re-
using to obey the law, TO see II they
are secure IN their vested rights, and
cal attention to the fact that the Pull-
man Car Company are required to pay
-qx in every county through which
their cars run. The Senate has unani- .
mou-Iv passed bill to prevent unjust
discrimination in freight charges, I'M
uo-ing penalties rising to $5O,OOO for
the fourth offease and $lOO. 600 Tor eve
" aub-equent infrsction OF the law. II
provides among other things that II
snail BE- taken as prima fdcia evidence OF
unjust d scrimination aud extortlon In
the rates OF freight for any railroad
company to charge or receive for the
;rar- -porration OF goods on any railroad
tor aHv distance. the same or any larger
or greater amount, as freight or COM
o-ns4riOn, than is at the same time
CHARGED or received for the trsnsporta-
ton OF like quantities of the same class
o. goods over greater distance upon
he same road
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Cincinnati naTEeta.

- CsorSsATr. March %.
FLOUR-Dull; low grades quoted q,
50 75G5 90 tsmrly 81 SOFAS SO.
WHEAT-Insctive; red 81 5791 II
7 eORN-Steadv; $50 4Oc.
OATS-Fair demsrd; 32G3S.
kYE-No. ? held 79970c; no other
number offered. ...
BARLEY-Ptime Fall 83S85c
HOGS-FrE,; shippers - OO(95 20.
LINSEED OIL-93c.
PRUVISlONS-Frm; holders ak
ing an advance on sales. City mess
pork $l6 %, buyer April country held
Sl5 90 Bulk meats strong; snoulder-
5i.; clesr'side g. Bacon firm shoulders
6fc clear side st; hams l3 3l4c.
LARD-Stesdy al SGStc
TALDOW:Q net at-SNa,Sic.
WHISKY-firm At Soc.
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THE Parkersburg correspondent o.
the Clsrksburg. West Va, Sun, under
date OF the 10th instant, relstes the fol-
lowing story. for the truth of which he
vouches: George Powell. son OF Benz.
Powell, Esq, Of Doddridge county, W
Va; enlisted in the army during the
late war. In the year 1868, il we are
not mistaken, his father received word
that George was dead. His clothing,
etc, was forwarded to his saddened
parents; his estate was administered
upon, and the proceeds OF the same
daily forwarded to bis father BY humane
friends. In due time q funeral discourse
was preached by Rev. Mr.. Warner, OF
Psrkershurg, to large congregation
of sympathizing friends and relatives.
Time rolled by; by many Geo. Powell
had been forgotten. His parents had
striven to feel reconciled to the inexor,
able decree which levels q II distinctions,
and consigns humanity TO Oblivion and
dust. His name was seldom mentions
ed, even under the old rooi-tree But
truth ia stranger than fiction" and
what was the astonish ment and almost
boundless surprise when, few days
ago. George Powell, in full health
walked into the room where his father
aud mother were sitting Had the grave
opened at their teet and delivered up lts
dead, by restoring their long lost aud
fondly mourned boy, could their sur
prise have been greater? But we will
not intrude upon the old people in the
joy they must have telt in again having
the vacant chair filed. and their hearts
and home gladdened by the return OF
him whom they mourned as dead.
THE RATES OF TOLL g.,
over this bridge are very low. To per-
manent citizens the commutation is FIX
ed at very reasonable fgure-s family
OF six paying but six dc liars a year.
The management OF the Bridge Com
pany has been liberal in every respect
toward those who reside on the Island
VINO arc COuu pcIlcu W uhNc udliy C''ul-
municstion with Wheeling proper apd
the result is that land on the Island is
being rapidly improved, the Island
population rapidly increasing and the
revenues OF the Bridge Company con-
stquently is growing steadily with the
growth OF the population. What les
son OF immense practical value is here
taught to the Brooklyn Ferry Company,
who may see in this example how they
by their past penurious and grasplng
management have stood in their own
light, and not only in the way OF their.
own prosperity but in that of the pros
perity OF the whole of the Eastern Dis
trict OF Brooklyn.
Ny letter has grown to sufficient
length to be brought to close. In my
next shall give you some account OF a
flying trip ! made a few days since to
Marietta, Ohio, the home OF my boy
hood. B. p.
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An ocean voyage has no terrors fol
physiclans-they are accustomed TO see
sickness
Gold is at q premium Of only 10000
per cent as com pared with paper cur
rency in Hayti.
AN attack has been made upon
the State Printer, H. s. Walker, by
Senator Grantham who charges him
with improper charges for printing
during the presept sessionloi the Leg.
islature Mr.. Walkers reply is GER
tainly convincing and clearly indicates
that it is too much the habi, nowadays
of politicians to make reckless charges
Tor the purpose Of acquiring political
notOriety a. champion defenders Of the
public purse WelLsbWg Nsws.
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Beck, Of Kentucky, is going to spend
the summer in Europe. While over
there he will try to master q lew Rue
sian oaths to burl at Dana on his return.
Whitelsw Red Gays he is not going
to marry Anna Dickinson. II Anna
really made up her miod that he would,
his statement would have very little
weight .r.
Egypt holds James Gordon Bennett,
and from the summit OF the Pyramid.
lorty centuries look down upon the
man who waved his hand and produced
Livingston. ......
John P. Jones, Of Nevada, is said TO
be the richest man in the Senate, and
TO Lave pad the most for his seat.
Jones ia about TO build house on Con.
necticut avenue. or Washington, which
will cost 800 OO0.
Governor Hoffman writes from Flor
ence that it is not likely he can be in-
duced to take part in politics again.
The Hibernian portion Of his former
admirers will not make aay vigorous
efforts IN the way Of urging him to
change the views expressed in bis Flor.
encs letter. .......-- ...-..
Mics Beatrice Amore, who is describ-
ed as genteel and pleasing American
vourg lady, recently made successful
debut at Malta az "Violetts," in La
1ravidtd. She was called before the
curtain six times, and the Maltese are
now busy raining bouquets and sounets
upon her.
The ex.Prince Imperial is going to
the Vienna Exhibition. He ssys that
he will feel as II 10 France while visit
the French section, and will, therefore,
pass most OF hIs time there. HE grand
uocles son, once heir TO the French
throne, went to Vienna long dmesgo
and never felt at home.
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NEW YORK.
Nr. BrOOKs Dying.

New YORK, March 2S.-The Evenins
Graphic OF to day states that Hon. Jas
Brooks has been rapidly failing ia
health, and is not expected to live many
days. His brother Erastus has gone tc
Washington to be with him during his
last hours. 1t is believed his illness is
less the result Of disease than mental
anxiety, growing out OF the Credit
Mobilier investig alton.
Butts Head BANK.
The Committee of Bulls Head Bank
announce subscriptions have been al
ready received for upwards OF one hun.
dred thousand dollars u ,)on the 81 $4,000
to be taken by old stockholders.
Found 6uiity.
Charles Mackey, who was on trial
for mailing obscene literature, was
found guilty this afternoon and re-
manded for sentence. B .il refused.
Geo. Francis Train
was arranged in Oyer and Terminer
to-day This counsel claimed he was
held Illegally on the indictment charg-
ing him with publishing obscene liter
ature and asked his client to be dis
charged, Judge Brady said he would
render his decision to morrow.
S'OE es.
The motion to amend record in the
case OF Stokes then came up A ter short
argument by Stokes counsel Judge
Brady announced he reserved his de.
cision.
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Seaiea frOpO>skin.

- ceived by the ,ommitt.e on w.t@r
Works until ten clock on SATURDAY.
Marcu ~, 1873 for furnishing the city W tsr
works, CIerzs ON - aud hose house, with
mixed coal OF oval as II coDes from ib-
bank, delivered st the W ter works oT one
year. beginning on the n Vi fay of Arm
next, payments 10 b made monthly. Tue
c ntfactor u i've bond and god secoTt
for the fullhlment of the contract. The
bids " III be- indorsed Ior supplying opaI
TO the water works and 10 bs lst with the
clerk OF the city.
A. WILLOW
Chalrman Com On WalDr Xnrka
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Probable Murder.

Something very much like murder
was developed here tonight the victim
being a woman named Catherine Kir-
man, residing at 81 Washington street
She was found by some dodgers in the
house, lying upon the floor OF her apart
ment in an insensible condition, and
suffering intense sgony. She was TAX
en- to the hospital and died in q few
minutes. From the medical eIamins
ton il was discovered that the woman
had been kicked in the stomach and
was bleeding profusely. Her husband
was arrested, but declares he kuows
nothing about it She was OF intem-
perate habits. AID
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ANOTHER CASE OF PRoMPrIrUpR. -
Another young highwaymsn was SEN
teaced by Judge Brady, in New York,
on Monday, to serve term OF fifteen
years in the State prison. Like the
two boys whe received similar senten
ces last week, this young rsscal pleaded
guilty. Had he gone to trial his SEN
tence would have been for twenty years.
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BROOKLYN.
The Goodrich Mystery.

BROOKLYN, March 2S.-It is now as
certained that the woman now under
arrest on suspicion of being implicated
in the Goodrich tragedy is Lucretis
Myers. For some time previous to her
arrest she had worked as shirtmaker
at % Orchard street. She resided with
her father, mother and brother at 4t
Revington street, and she is reported as
steady, hard working woman. From
information obtained it appears that
she has been married twice, her last
husband having been killed in Buffalo
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Messrs. Cattle and Bigelow with thre.
Treasury clerks will leave here on the
9th or 10th OF next month for London
on business connected with the uegoti.
alton OF q new five per cent loan.
The Postal Cards.
By terms OF their contract the Nor
gan Envelope Company, Springfield
Massachusetts, are to have 5000 900 ol
the Postal Cards ready for delivery on
the lst Of May. Tne law calls for
l00,0O0,00O, for the first year but the
Postmaster General is Of the opinion
that one third more will be needed Tor
that period.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-03-29

MARSHALL MAGRUDsR, in January
last, in New York, had quarrel with
a young man, named Lockwood, on
Sunday. Magru Ter remarked that out
OF respect to the day, he would postpone
shooting his antagonist till Monday.
On that day he duly fulfilled his pro-
mise. Lockwood recovered from the
wound, but the puuctilious observer oi
the Sabbath is now sentenced to ten
years imprisonment
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Bo-tons burned district is to be re-
bulls on a plan peculiarly appropriate
'or the Hub" namely. after the pat
Term of a wheel, with straight streets
r,daung like spokes from q com mon
center aud curved avenue at the peri.
phery, in which fellows may circle tlll
they are tired. This scheme is SAID 70
have been proposed Ior London by Sir
Christopher Wren, and will doubtless
give occasion for formal ceremony OF
Wren-ovstion when completed In the
Home OF Jubilee.
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7 TO IL PER CENT,

We make a spp cTALTY of Couniy City
snd school b'Tjct b nd-, oUAbAsTHE -
GALITY o. all bonds sold O Ilsct th- cou poDs
without sxtfa charge, or u-ks ~ me a 90
much cash on kai's s. -erd Tor pnce List
The hW o. VI Nj IPAL BINDS
Jus published ny orr - iof, sh0ald BE- IA
the hands Of al inte e-'e Ia thls class OF
securities. 2voh. price 80.
w n. CuLER a 10, New York.
Address:
LITHER ., KAUFFMAS. sssnt
marD PnuburI h. Pa
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Death or n Noted south CarOIiniaD

from the eveland (Dhio) Herald.
THE Immortal No" is dead, Hon
Joseph Powell died at GreenvIlle, Tenn.
lately, after an eventful lite, and one
act in it entities him to an Immortality
OF fame. He served in the South Car
olina Legislature, aud was the only man
who voted mo" at a public meeting
that passed the publication resolutions.
A gold headed cane was presented TO
him inscribed The Immortal No"
During the rebellion be served in Burn
sides army, and was imprisoned 81
Richmond. There was Unionism that
C at a man something, aud the head o.
every loysl man should be uncovered
a. he passes the grave oi"The Immor-
tai No"-Hon. Joseph Powell.
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MARRrED.-In Fairview, Hancock
county, West Va, Joseph Rrtcbey Of
Steubeuvlle, Ohio, to tIiss Msulds
Marshall; March l9, 1873.
Matilda had little lamb
It's fleece was white as snow,
Aud every where Matilda went,
By thunder, there was Joe"
Hancock Cnlrier.
Isn't the announcement OF the little
lamb" rather premature WeLISbtTg
Herald.