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Among Ill tho opinions on tho aubJoot Of local
politics olicltod from tho various citizouH who
hhvo boon Interviewed by tho reporters, tho sug-
tho most timoy and pointed. Ills idon is that,
If htr. losing is determined to ahapo tho noxt
municipal election upon ceran isauos Of llia
own, tho fairost way to determine w1letll-
or tho peoplo favor hiB sentiments or
not, is. for hfr. Hosing to run aB
. candidate for Mayor. Mr. Hosing clalma
that majority Of tho people arc with him, in
cluding consolidation Of tho Gormana aud
Irish, and that this majority dosiro to Hoo tho
noxt City Government firmly sottlod upon tho
sentiments which ho representa- In tho present
campaign. II any ono else than Mr. Hosing ia
to DO candidate for Mayor on Mr. nosing'a plat
form, there Is likely to bo po1no deception, or at
least n mtsconceptlon, In regard to tho ticket.
People may voto for 1t who do not want
to voso for what It represents and othors
may vote against it who would lnvo
votod for it If thoy could hayo
boen assured Of It's real charaotor nnd pur-
poses. No such confusion aB this con ariso it
Mr. HeBing himBolf Ia tho candidate Represent
ing Mr. Hesing'B party. Tile issue will thon DO
plainly before tho pooplo. Those who desire
that Mr. Hosing alall run tho City Government
will vote for him, and those WHO do not dosiro
this will Voto against him. II A1r. McAvoy, or
Mr. Partridge, or my other Of tho gontlcmon
who have boon talked Of aB tho HcBing candidate
for Mayor, shall run, tho issuo Is blurred,
and great many people will not know
whether they are voting for tho 1Icsing party
and tho Hesing sentiments or not. With h1r.
Hcsing himself as tho candidate for Mayor,
there is no doubt that tho election would decide
whether tho majority Of the citizens Of Chicago
are in favor Of tho Hosing party or not. It ia
evidently Mr. Hcsing's duty US oitizon tosaor1-
1cc his private intoroBtB aud conaont to bo a
candidate, in order that tho most prominent qucs-
tlon Of local politics ut tho present timo may be
fairly md finally settled at the coming election.
, 1873-09-07


Tho London AAaenGuna is particularly aeyorc
upon three American books Which have appeared
recently. 1t pronounces joaquin Miilor's 'Lifo
Among the Modocs" q monstrously dull book, in
which tbore Is nothing that concerns tile nIodocs.
Tho noy. G. Grants "Ocoen to Ocean" Is q
very dry narrative, aud Thomas ". Knox's "Un-
dorgrounl " a work OF no mort whatovor. Co,a-
corning the latter, tue 4ttenGun' aaya: "Wo
greatly wonder that an English publisher OF
high standing should haye been found will
ing. to sot his namo. to volume
(printel iu America) which is a mere compila-
tion illustrated by many aouaation wood-outs,
and horo and tl,ero by a downright Indecent
print" Tho worat feature Of tho AuaenGt4'n's
criticism ia probably that it IL correot, which
should sorye rs warning to American pub
iahors to keep their dull books at homo.
, 1873-09-07

Chinaman, named All Gin, living noar San
francisco. rocoutly fell desperately In lovo with
the daughter Of Lis omployor, who very naturally
did not roturn All dim's passion. Ho continued
his suit however, and even cut of bis pig-tail to
mako himself more acceptable. she noyerthe-
1cHs still refused him. Failing to win hor hoart,
ho stole her photograph and worshiped that for
a tino. Tho counterfeit prosentment, however,
had little consolation for All Gin, SO one day
ho took 1t and went to tho house, and
Informed hor tint ho had como to return
tic photograph. Tho young lady ordered him
to burn 1t, which 60 onragod Ah Gin TINT 10
drow d pistol and fired at hor She fled in
terror, and ALI Gin fred two moro shots at her
mono Of which took effect, howovor Ah Gin,
surprising tint lle had done for lor, thon blow
his own b1ainB out. and happily succeeded in
the operation, to every ono's satisfaction, cs-
pecial'y to tho Hatefaction of tho young lady
Who had boon tho object OF this Celestial porso-
cution. Tho death Of All Gin ia Of no special
consequence, but the fact itself is only another
remarkable proof OF tho aptnoss Of tho Mongo-
lian raco in adapting itaolf to the customs Of
country. All Gin had undoubtedly boon reading
tho newspapers, and discovered TINT the prevail-
Ing fashion Of making lovo is with cold lead. It
is only pity that all the fools who make love
with pistols do not moot with All Gins fato.
, 1873-09-07

DR., Henry Bclliemann, who tor the last throo
yoara haa beon occupied with excavations on tho
site Of ancient Troy, has struck . treaaure-trovo
Of the richest description, being less than tho
troasures Of King rriam, abandoned at the aloge
OF Troy. The Augsburg gazetle has recently
published letter from the Doctor, in which 10
catalogues tho treasuros Thoro wero aoyoral
large silyer vsass two golden head-bands,
one frontlet four ear-peudants, flfty-six
golden earrings. thousands Of small
rings. dice, and buttons all Of gold, si1
, 1873-09-07

The last number Of tho Alaska Herald which
has como to hand contains sonlo interesting
fncts concerning tho material reaources Of tlat
territory, which go to show that tho bargain
with RuAsia WAS not such bad ono after all,
Tho oditor of that paper has boon making trim,
and, amongst other plaoos, lo visited Morslayo,
belkofHkky, and Kadiak, placos which arc not
down on tho maps and Of which probably few
Americans havo over hoard. MorshRyo Ia sit,t~
ated at tho extremo end Of tho peninsula Of
Alaska, and ia tho centro OF Al immonBo fur
trado-mink, fox, soa-o.ter, doere, md bears
boing tho principal animals killed. Dolkofskky
ia noted for tho manufacture Of Qudss, tho na-
two article for whisky, which is used in great
quantities by tho natiyes although 1t is very
damaging to the health, aud PRODUCES conaump-
tion' Kadiak ia an active business place, with
several stores. Tho inhabitants aro Urcoles,
AoutH, md Russians, aud they live together lilo
happy family, not troubling themselves with
politics, ware or rumors Of wars. At uamla Bay,
place not on tho maps, quartz houldore stroak-
cd with gold havo boon found, and RuHdo-
German, named Grcenborg, ia loading up ves-
sol with the bou1ders, which accomplished, ho
Ia going to sail In search Of q quartz-mill. At
Katmai Bay, On tie east sdo Of tho Alaskan
poninHuln, petroleum is running to wasto in
streams, which, il cared for, would yield for
tunes. On tho Konai peninsula, immense conl-
beds exist Walls Of coal thirty to forty feot in
height riso pcrpendEou1arly from tho wator's
cdgo. Ths coal so far aB worked ia bituminous,
but tho old miners believe that, II one OF
thoao coal hills was tunnelod and
shaft sunk, anthracite would bo found
In great abundance. What with cod
fish, furs, petroleum. and coal, our recent pur-
chase begins to loom up as valuable acquisi-
ton, aud to offer some temptations to settlers,
provided they can stand cold woathor, QuQss
and Mouts.
, 1873-09-07

It Is rather singular fact that tho Legislative
Chamber at yelsailloa celebrated Its prorogation
with solemn sorvloo Of requiems and massos,
but such was the case. Tho fact Ia suggestive
ono. Would not our own National Parliament
do woll to celebrate lts adjournmeuta In +
1nuslcal manner? It would not DO difficult to
mako out q very characteristic and impressive
programme, Thoro arc, for instance, tho
"Doad March" In "saul" tho "Rogue'a
March" e Tho Bold buccaneers" the Thiovos'
Lamont ''swindllng Billy" II 4oyo to stcal
Awhile Away" aud other touching ballAds
which might bo introduced with great eifpot.
Tho Trench custom 10 worthy, at least, Of con~
Alteration.
, 1873-09-07

Wow, and the roaultB Of allowing pro-
foHRional politicians to RIM it, beforo
him, can conscientiously nnnctfon any direct
party movomont for tho control Of tho city.
It is great mBtAke to huppoao TINT tho rc-
spectacle pooplo arc iii tho minority in all largo
o,ttos. It is very rarely tho caso anywloro. It
ia certainly not tho case in Chicago Thoy may
permit a city election to go by default from q
failure to approoiato their own responsibility In
tho promisos. They may, II two party tickets
aro offored with nbont an equal number Of OBJ
toctloabo candldateB, follow thoir political habits
and attachments. But; whonevor nol,~polittcal
ticket Of irroproaohablo character Ia presented
to thcm, thoy will not stop to Inquire who put It
In nomination; thoy will mot DO terrified by
T. 'star-clhmber tyranny" they will vote for it
and cloct It, just aa tho people of Northampton
did with tho prntor-boy's ttckot twenty yoara
ago. Tho respectable people will always DO
found in majority whonover tho igsuo or tho
canlidatoB on eithor aide aro Of a chnraotor to
call out thor united action. A n-political
ticket Of good mon may always DO trusted to
bring out tho respectable vote and 1t has tho ad-
vantage Of leaving to the various wards tho
contest ovor tho Aldermen, regardless Of tho Of
fect upon tho goneral ticket. Thore Is lttlo
doubt that 1t would bo better ii tho Aldermen
could bo eloctod by tho aonornl vote OF tho city,
in tho samo way as tho Mayor. As this cannot
bo donc in Chicago undor tho prosent lnw, then
1t is bottor that they should 10 chosen by tho
united effort oil tho good citizens In the several
and which cannot DO dono in the caae OF political
nominations. It is only necessary TINT oil men
should appreciate tho true importance Of having
compotont and honest mon in tho Municipal
Legislature, which fixes tho appropriations and
passes upo nominations. '
, 1873-09-07

havc received, In addition to his o1ponsos, tho
sum Of s5,o25, or nn aggregate for tho whole
number of s1os,125. To pay this a,,m will require
o4o,C25 bushels Of corn. Several OF tl1cae gon-
:tlomon hhvo: nlao pockotod $4,000 cach.: extra
for "baol-pay:" But for sorvJcoe which do not
bogtn until December ncxt, each man roco,voa
IN equivalent. Of 3,125 bushels Of Ills consttu-
oMtR' corn. pYorY month,
, 1873-09-07

1t1tuois has nineteen members Of Congress
and .tno Senators. These gentlemen have boon
receiving, sipee March last. $s26 per month.
spd, nhpp Congzass meets Doc. 4, each MI!
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-01
DerAIsaslou in BEoohIyn.

Within the past three or tOur days great ex.
et.enent has bcshOceasiOasd in The Ctr Of brook
Ign. over The fact that = deficiency had been dis
covered in the city treasury Of between 100000
aad 10000, This Is 5ASS in point, and We do
not believe 1t wOald have occurred had the city
Treasurer been hinSclfa practical and skiIlful
accountant Dat mot being 50 he had employed a
Clerk man named Roinsn, who had been in
the oties several years, and who, it appears, had
been in the habit Of suffering great sums q money
20 be drawn out Of the Treasury, and making up
his accounts in such nanner as to conceal the de-
hcieney i Eqf
Ihc City Treasurer, SprAgus, having employed
~ expert aceOuulAnt to 60 Ovss the books, thu
rascality Of RSdma was discovered, and he was
dismissed from the Once, and subsequently, ar
rested and n0ld 10 bail.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-01
VOL. LXxxIH.--NO. 18I.
FalF Warnlng InsolontIy olvon.

a y ~, ~ W~thtU8 hU0Waou6AN &at0ns
The Memphis Appedg thus reports some r,k
marks made at Grenada by Ham Garter, a
mississippi negro leader
1T happens" said Ham, s'that Won. not We
must succnmb. You may not like it. but there
Is nOhelp for you. We have the numbers. and
90 not propose to yeild and inch. You think
TINS Radical, half negro. half carpet-bag
mongrel government, as you call it, insuffer-
aoie. IL VIII become more and more intoler-
able to you. You must educate all these col
ored people. We make you pay now for four
months schooling for our children you shall
pay IOr nine months per annum. You must
stand aside, too, and I've satisfied to see us man
age all the affairs OF tho county and State.
You don't like 1t see you DON'T" continued
Ram, and IT you can't bear 1t and can't get
lptO that new State of beattude you were TX
ing up at jackson, Tenn, a few days ago, let
me ADVISE you, young man, let me urge YOU
anectiOnately-g West" q
That's exactly what Lewis Lindsey. Joe
Cox ana others were SO. fond OF telling the
white people OF Virginia while they held high
carnival Ia the Capitol during the session 81
the Underwood convention and II Is what
ehey still think, and will say again, If we give
them the opportunity by permitting the elec.
ton to go by default. White men Of Virainia!
Il you do not turn out, and elect your ticket,
Lindsay will again urge you affeciionately "tc
go West!"-RSchn10nd Enquirer
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-01

Speaking Ofthe Blaekbird Camp Meeting
the Middletown T. ANsCRI IT OF Saturday last
says:
Here, as elsewhere, collected those who 90
to make np The world and show the contrast
between sin and purity. In the snburbs, rum
got up his carnival in his own fashion. Ills
agents were vending bison almost within
sound OF the voice Of the minister, until dis
covered and: arrested. The devil sent his
as Gents abroad in the darkness IS sneak thieves.
petty scOundreis who stole harness, coats, re-
mains Of dinners from the carriages of visitors !;
and one audacious rascal walked of with q
coVerlet from the very tent of q minister. The
general view Of acts and things was favorable
and the camp ere htable affair, the society of
the most respectable kinda scene of real en-
joyment and profit. We were struck by a
singular absence Of leVity and thoughtlessness
within the circle on the Sabbath day, for owing
to the crowd that congregatcs invariably al
such dmes the confusion necessarily keeps
peace with the number, but the masterly ad-
dress and manner Of the speakers who held
forth on that occasion, riveIed the attention Of
the people. M &vC J&
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-01
Bogus Bonds ON wal street

AN ATTEMPT MADE TO FLOOD THE MARKET
WITH FORCED sECURITIEs-A QUARTER OF
A 1nLIEON OF WORTHLESS PAPER AFLoAT-
DISCOVERY THAT SAVED FROM 5000 900 to
500, 1000.
From the New York Sunday World.l
Had the facts here related been tbOrOuRbly
ventilated during business hours in Wall street
yesterday, there is, perhaps, little doubt that
they might have been taken advantage of to
create no small panic. Although the detec-
yves are extremely reticent in regard to the
matter, enough is known to prove that coun-
terfeitcrs had completed plans to flood Wall
street with 81, ,OOO,OO0 worth Of forged railroad
ponds, and that they had succeeded in placing
quarter OF them in the market and had OBJ
tanned about 100000 on portion of them.
Inc 1oTgeries were suspected about month
ago oy persons who had noticed that several
engraverS and counterfeitefs' go-betweens
were leagued with Wall-street frequenters OF
doubtful reputation. Capcain Irving, of tie
detective force, called his officers together and
warned them that while on duty in Wall street
the utmost vigilance would be necessary, as
ne suspected that an attempt would be made
10 Hood the market with forged securities.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-01

Mr.. Colfax comes 70 the front again with let
ter addressed 70 Hr. 1ohR 4. DTSW. the gsaEIe-
man who snyB be wa present when the rs. O. or
bearer cheek wa pAl1 70 Amos Il having been
asserted that Mr. Drew was at Washington dur
ing the period in which he said he was ont Of the
countFy for his health-tho IAttaF being his expln-
nation Of why he had not come forward earlier
Mr.. COllax wrote 10 Munster WAshbune, who
replies that be rsc9llectsA conyaraation in Paris
with Mr.. Drew, pending the Credit Nobllier in-
vestigAtion, In which Drew said he had reason to
know Colfax never goe the money. Mr.. Colfax-
but that 10 hie Way-is eRaslFoIY grateful to
Drew, and consider 'tt but little lees than pFovi-
dQnkial that you happened to zee Mr.. Amea him
mlf draw the money On thiS very IS. @. or hear
OE'' check, thus eoahFming Mr. Diltons testimony,
and also that you saw him pay the 81, 200 he re-
coiysd at the Rergeant.at-aFmS counter to strau-
ger who had been talking 70 him On New Orleans
maktanS .-,.tls ..s...r.|-. ~
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-01

The Montgomery, Alabams, AdVsrtissr relates
the following A singular but authentic story OF
tbs effects Of poison comes 70 us from LoWndes-
an clubhouse which was Infested with rats. He
gave the rats a few doses Of poison, which Stayed
them fore and aft. The hogs on the place finding
the dead Ata lying aronnd hose. helped them
selves to rat meat Snd were also poisoned, so that
aaA Alse did, The vulfure aad ~ - keas d.
vidcd the honor Of devOurinS tho dead dogs and
many Of the chickens died. We DO not know
what became Of the buExards. man ate a
chicken on the place and fell slck shortly alter
wards but recovered. IL was thought that The poi
son, which had passed through % many and such
singalar laboratories, was the cause Of his sick
nssss but this % not BY any means sure
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-01

CoNlAGKMgkEnNT on zHB OYsEBD ySnAsoN.-
II y generally andoEstood that with the advent OF
September tho oyster season eonmaneea, but the
season proper does not bsgin Hatl the 18th inst,
although oysters are generally On hand At the res
viii not witness such LIBERAL display OF hne oyS-
tsrs e u generally had. aud Whic they state will
be causod by aeAoEt crop planted ossbSaded last
season. The great ARlk of oysters used by pack
egg aIp caeghs u The Tisss and cesekS act very
distant IRON Annapolis. and thousands OF bushelS
an caught cree naaTOr thOu that, 70 Baltimore,
Lynn AAvens aEs EdEely bf0aghs u 'this taSfket,
our own oystors beiag eousldered equal to them,
York RiV9us OhaEgyS10aps, and aDma othOr iaVO-
rites competing With theni.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-01

ON AND AFTER WEDNESDAY SEPT. lst 1873.
JOINT TRAINS will be run over the
PHILAD'A, WILMINGTON AND BALTIMORE
PHILADELPHIA AND Reading RAIL ROADS
rs follows:
From Wilmington.
a hsays .,s e Wilmington Daily (Sunday exceptedO At
N.SV =. N. stopping at Chester and Wav nSints
and c9nnecting at GRAY1S FERRY for Ar mas
fOhI, fhENIAXI LILLE and POTTSTOWN, and ar
Tivlng at kkADINGat SEQ Y. NJ, where Come
pHHs pHTsT ~ maze tor HARRISBURG, ALLENTOWN
( " atsN ttsSNt1LLlLE, TAMAQUA, MAHONY 7CITY
SAAMOkIN, ASHLAND, &c. 11.-N-- -
TO Wilmington.
LEAVE READING Daily CSundsv Frcentad, -.
+VO r. M, arriving at WilmingAOn AZ 4 ~ Is AZ
stopping at CHESTER. This train has threneb
connections from MilliamspOrt PotfsviIIs HSrrtSs
Durg' Allentown, ShamOkin, Ashland, &c
TaRoUsHCARs BErWEEN WhMIEGFOx AND READING
neetions sure. ' A WV
IiekSts for sale in the depot Of she p, &B.
H. at wilmington and Chester -
JOHN =. WooTTEN. Gen. Sup1, READING.
sepl-d&W1W 4s - MIA
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-01
Fer the Gazette.

Fer the Gazette.
IN the EUsyy Ebsaings Republican and CONNER
elaIthe Liquor Dealears OF this city are censured
for tAking decided stand against the reelection
OF Ar. joshua MsFis for Presldcnt Of City Coun-
Gil, % the gsouad Of his having voted Or the Ii
ssuee Bin Such statewont being erroneous, it Is
proper that II be corrected Mr.. Maris made
promise to q committee of our Union not to Uots
for the bill We are opposed to him for breaking
this his given word Or promise.
Is q man, holding the position OF Representative.
who pledges himself to vote against this Act as il
Was reported ~ the House, aud who taking the
excuse, this bill being amended by inserting one
half instead OF one gallon, Tepudiates his given
promise, Rt TO be trusted with any public office ?
Or, is a man Who voted for the SUPPRESSION of ali
the restaurants and Lager beer saloons (the pro-
visions Of this proposed license law were 60 strin
gent that none but the larger hotels could have
complied with ~ and on the eve Of election
visits these aamo aaloona, dIinks with the auests
tlSselu, as JoshHs NaFis haA done lately, for the
sake Of gaining once more his lost popularity,
tooFtAy OF the support OF temperance or other
meat CoRsiOteAcy thoW art jssceL
Let every voter ponder ever these facts and then
decide OSA or THE COMMITTEE.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-01

1AH BRooKLYE FLNAHsIGh BoANpEEs-~y aslias
Delmas O Brooklyn, on Saturday, dxad Ne 4ail
rOT, at $4,000, with two suritiss qualifying In q
double am0unt, bat Rodman halng unable 70 OBJ
tisa bail was Saturday essning gl0dGaa n RayDoad
street tai. City Treasures 0pgagHe. Of Brooklyn,
hnp been simplicity rgasiFaeSe " the di,closIIps
and together with hls oun O2uEis - soouFa the
city ron Ices. Ha lhmB hem sh1l no6 q Ms bed,
and his physician Aas posltlvsy prohibited all In.
leFoouFse with hin. ComplE5llSr eoAgooass, Of
brooklyn, has addressed nols 70 Hugh GeIAngh-
Pin 70 rOtuFn 10 the city 5000 inlsrslt Snd S4VS
lronhle. t0t nv
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-01

SHERIFF SALKs.-Sherifl Armstrong will sell
a public sale at the Lafayette hotel, ,on Wednes-
DAY, the l7th inst, two brick houses on Liberty
street, seized and Iaken in execution as the
properly Of Robert Brown.
AZ the same time and place lot of land on
West Liberty street, belonging to Johu LOsue.
On Friday, The 10th inst, he will sell at the
house OF John King, 10 the village Of Christians,
Nee.
On Thursday, the 2Sth inst, at the house Of
George Whitefeld in New Castle, the farm of
900 acres occupied by Erastus Ledge.
AT the same time and place the farm Of Geo.
Lee, containing l9S acreiy and also the farm Of
Benjamin Pennington, containing 1l2 acres.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-01

EARLY AND DAvIs.-Gen. Jubal A. Early
in letter to the Lynchburg (Va.) Republican
expresses his doubts as TO the genuineness of
a recently published interViW between cor
respondent and Jetf Davis in which Mr.. Da-
Wis Is made to say many indiscreet and foolish
things, among others a severe criticism of
LongstTeet Gen. Earlysays that he was with
Mr.. DaYis at the Virginia Springs where the
reported interviews occurred, and is on the
most intimate terms with him, but heard no
such expressions as are attributed to him es
caps his lips.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-01
sMOr TMgaI .ouf.

D, = Ihe Commercial and EUsEy Egening closed their
columns to the complaints Of their colorcd
Drethern to-dOy and refused to allow one of the
representatives Of that race to address his colorcd
friends and remind them of the promises the Re-
puDlleans had made 10 the colorcd voters, through
their papers. So were 70 inGsfnied,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-01

lNCRRAsED TRADE.-The carrying Of freight
on the ?. w. 4 B. Railroad has been increased
90 greatly in consequence Of the break in the
Delaware and Ohesapsake Cansll that the
receipts will soOn pay ioP repaiEs on the
Delaware Railroad AT present all thsElocomo-
every effort i beng made 10 accomodate The
public. af.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-01

SAILED For EURoPE.-Three steamers sailed
from New York on Saturday last for Europe
the India for Glasgow, Canada for London and
the Republic for Liverpool. Among the pas
sengers on thee Rpublic we're s. s. Lee, Mrs.
Lee and Miss A. Lee, of Baltimore, aud j.
Cook, of Washington, D. c.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-01

PaosBcUTloHs EoR TEA WAWASBE DIsAETRR.
= 1Aa TEoasaEs at Wathingtoa ulll kaka prompt &C
Nod On TIE WAWassst report, the substance Of
Iaish We EiV0 q onE WaGhhgtol oolsspou-
nee % SATURDAY. Ihs 0ptah end mateS haVo
1wvlng ~ Yiol1lin 81 tAs h1, and The 0wnora
gih BE- proeoodsa agalnst ioE employing thsm.
Ehs onginoag win pgohahly have his license re-
goked for tFaalng and tsa1ing har instead ef gTv-
|ng his Whelo attaatioR - W. peopsE duty,