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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-09-01

On Saturday, about noon. a curb wagon driven
BY colored man, named Walker, ran over a III.
tle colored boy named Fielder DelayOr, tearing
the akin on the entire back Of the skull. He wal
carried TO his home, on l. street, between Thirt
and Four and-a-half streets southwest. and med
kcal attendance summoned. II seems that col
.ofed boys are In the habit OF stealing rides OF
these wagons and the street cars, and this one
shue Standing on Walkers wagon, was callet
~ another boy on X street, below Four-and-a
halt, and turning his head to answer, lost hi
balance and fell under the wheel. No blam,
can be attached TO the driver, who has repeated
Narned the boys TO keep OF his wagon.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-09-01

The services OF this Church were held, a
usual, In the parlors OF the Young Mems Chris.
tan Association building, Rev, J. J. Mcllhenny,
d. D., preached from the text, "should 4 be
according to thy mind 7" job xxxiy;sS. These
10 MS complaints. and In uttering them he delly.
cred sermon, not only TO job, but TO the whole
race OF the dlscontented for ages TO come. lie
against the method which God had chosen In the
correction OF his faults: "Is the Almighty and
All-wise TO regulate the course OF HIS providence
by the views and feelings OF being OF yester-
dAy3 shall he not rather act according 10 MS
own absolute will, which Is absolute right? 2"
But " there be single person here who ean
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-09-01

How n Husband Deserts his Wife and
Children,

A few days ago one OF the oincers Of Lieut.
Skippon's precinct was called upon by an intelli.
gent looking lady, who was apparently distracted
with grief, and who wished TO secure his ser
vices 70 aid her In getting her husband from q
den OF prostitution he had been In the habit OF
visiting. She stated that he had frequently been
In the habit OF leaving his family ana stopping
10 the house kept by one Louisa shaw, alias San
ford. one OF the lowest dens In the city. OF
course the ofiicer at once agreed TO render all
the assistance In his power, and proceeded In
company with the lady 10 make search, but an
unsuccessful one, although his wife was salts
nedthat he had not been gone but very few mo-
mentA.
The man Is respectfully connected, and for
Z the sake OF his wife and two little children, rs
well N for the sake OF other husbards aud FAINT
lies, u would he well II the rancho could be
closed at once by some process OF law or other
wise.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-09-01

The Nati0nal sportsmen's Club will hold a
meeting this evening at Alexander 4 Masons,
when the committee appointed for that purpose
will report upon fun list OF prizes selected for
the annual shooting meeting, which will take
present rearranged list OF matches somewhat
more popular with the public than the list az hrst
adopted by the club. In one OF the matches
those who are not members will be allowed to
enter and compete for The valuable prizes
offered
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-09-01

The Board Of Public Works issued the follow
ing. orders for improvements on Saturday last;
For grading, grayeng and laying cutters on
Wilson road, from Moore's fence to Park fence
for grading, EraVelnR and setting curb and lay
Ing sidewalks on street, from Second street 10
Maryland avenue northeast; for putting l2-lnch
plpe sewer In alleys III square hli. The water
reaistrar has been directed 10 place hydrants at
me corner OF Ninth and u streets southeast, and
an the corner Of Seventeenth and streets
southwest.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-09-01

The funeral OF the late J. Willan Finley took
place yesterday afternoon about O'Clock from
his residence on Ninth street, and was largely
attended by his friends, among whom were q
number Of prominent business men. The Hlber-
nlan Benevolent Society, Of which deceased was
q memb0 attended In u body In full uniform to
the number Of three hundred, and were pre-
coded by the Marine band. The remains were
encAsed In q magnificent rosewood caSket,
deliberately mounted with silver and strewn with
flowers. The services OF the Roman Catholic
church were duly performed at the Church OF the
Immaculate Conception by Rev. Father Marks,
assistant PASTOR who, In brief address, paid q
merited tribute TO the virtues OF the deceased.
The cortege was then formed and proceeded to
0racelhnd cemetery, where the remains were
Inferred,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-09-01

The second game OF the series between the
Alert and Mutual base ball clubs will be played
Tuesday, % mat, 800 O'Clock p. m, on olympic
grounds
Owing to tue rivalry existing between the
friends OF the mines, and the recent defeat OF
the Altrts by the Mutuas, an exciting contest Ia
expected. The Alerts have been reinforced by
j, 4, Settle, an ex-membeT OF the Mutuals.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-09-01

This society held Its usual meeting at TEN.
perance hall last evening, A. c. Constantine In
the chair, and Mr.. Sturgeon secretary. Ad-
dresses were made by J. l.. II. Winfield, Judge
Moore, Rev. Mr.. Dennison, Justice Mills and
Elder Peck. The attendance was large and
more than ordinary interest manifested. A song
was sung by Miss Jennie Sturgeon, and a TeCita.
tion given by Miss l.. l.. Constantine, both OF
Which were received with much favor.
w motion OF Mr.. A. @ Constantine, q com.
mittee Of ave was appointed To solicit funds for
the establishment OF an lnebrate asylum, US fol-
lows: Hon. ID. =. Holloway, George Savage, J. L.
u. Winfield, v. N. Bradley and A. A. Wheelock.
Eleven names were added to the pledge, and
the society adjourned for one week
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-09-01
Prof II. r. Grce.er aud the BiacL Mans
Party,

Prof. II. T. Groener, who has lust returned
from trip North, denies positively that he Is q
member OF any colored political organization In
this city, or that he knows Of the existence OF
such an one. lie has written q letter to the
New York Times In which he makes q like
statement, but further claims that he Ia In favor
OF any combination for the purpose OF forcing
mixed schools-a light which he wishes II under
stood he VIII continue 70 wage nnlll snccessinl.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-09-01
WAUGH CHAPEL.
Religious Service. Yestorday--Sermnn by
the Rev Richard Norris.

oohs'""s SorNpes
the Rev. Richard Norris. 49,
Yesterday morning at IL o'clock the audience
roon, NJ This church was well flled to hear tho
..,aa.,.s 1850 psy plchani Norris. preach,
esteemed pastor. hev' n W. ~ 80, -, =,
| ne having been absent 'or wv "e.As u.s.
camp meeting, where he was one OF the mos'
| earnest and devoted OF the Christian workers.
| ~ r-oacnaJ from the prophesy of Zacha rlah,
| ne .,.' N,.sa. az ,hat these vere the
| ivie-,' Inc spcal ' a, 80. .a,,,.n
words Of God TO the Jews aftcr theU return
/ from seventy years OF Babylonsh captivity,
| .ha, ,hsv act about rebuilding the temple, I'M
,',,.s :, oon,,nroa aI,,,cpltIes The oh
ger peeua sn ,hsm IN nerseycrc by Qiy.
| lect was " ens =, ,hatr snccsss
ing assursnSe Of ,nsls sSes 81 Gods redeemed
| luz emp NV ,,,rs !. ,ha worv Of buiiding this
| cnuI.n, snn vu' ~ aaI IL ,bIa WORK there are
splI!us, s,,,n,,ias enconntercl. hut 9od has
conss, M nasns of onr overcoming them H.
Prv c, , sis tname n JIscusson will be
i"o gyus u,snnas css op CHRISTIANITY,
| ,x vhich ws mean the work of God In saving
" IN, w AMI the means by which these hindmnces
nav no overcome.
| nv o e.snme mat the work Of God Ia hindered
frnm me fact that Christianity 10 now over 1900
wears ala, and the world Ia not yet saved. Many
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-09-01

Archibald Campbell, drunk and disordcfly.
forfeited his collateral; WIN. II. Foreman, same;
James Shepherd, same; Michael Lafrerty, same;
James johnson, same; Peter Donnelly, profan-
lty, $40; Joseph CAviilear, driving on footwalk,
81; Maria Bel, profanity, q; Jesse Gaines, va
grant. workhOuse; Anna Bonds, boisterous. .;
Taylor, . vsgrAnt, w0rkhouse; Isabella WASH
ington, profane, ~; james Gam IN, do, g.;
John II. Hawkins, grand larceny Of clothing,
committed for the grand Jury; John Lester, pro-
family, IS; william sweeney, assault on Henry
Morris, SO and coats; Joseph Wllkers0n, charged
with assault on James Henry, continued; sam
uel Cant and Frank Foreman, charged with lar
ceny Of meat, continued; William y. johnson,
larceny OF q trOwel and hammer from Overton
johnson, %; Anna Ellis, assault on Mar" Smith,
~; Robert johnson, assault on W. II. byron, -;
David Craig, assault on Mary Green, SO.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-09-01

Our well-known friend, Mr.. George Bright,
who has been 30 long connected with the house
OF Green A Williams, and who has been making
an extended tour throughout Europe, returned
this morning as his many friends will be pleased
| to learn.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-09-01
the MARINE HAND.

Arrival Of tho New Leader, Professor
Schneider.
The recently. appointed leader Of the United
States Marine band, Mr.. Charles l.. schnelde',
arrived here from New York on Saturday las.
and will take charge OF the band to-day. lie
intends to put the members through q thorough
and complete training. The new leader was for
. number Of years band-master Of the Emperor
Of the French, and Ia . thorough musician, COM
poser and performer. Major Nicholson has done
much towards improving this celebrated band,
and proposes soon to Introduce several new In
strumenH In it. Mt. Petrola, who led the band
on Saturday afternoon, received much praise for
his selections and their rendition.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-09-01

John Grimm, colored man, was found dead
on Saturday morning, about O'Clock, In the
wagon Of Mr.. James Small, at the corner Of
Four-and-a-hslf and q streets. lie was forty
one years OF age. and resided 10 School street,
between FOur-apd-a ~haf and Sixth streets. Act
ing Coroner HArtigan Was sent for, and after an
examination decided that no inquest was neces-
sAry, the man having died from u surfeit OF food.
Deceased was on his way to work at the time,
being employed by one OF the contractors for
the wagon TO lie down awhile, and was there
only few moments before he was corpse.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-09-01
Deposit Yoar Saving. In the Germnn- Amer,
lean Savings bank,

No. bib Seventh street, opposite the Post ONCE
Department. Six per cent. per annuIn paid on
deposits remaining for one calendar month or
longer. Three per cent. per annum paid on the
check at sight. Deposits made on or before Sep
TENDER draw interest from September !. Trus-
tees individually liable for deposits. Call for a
copy OF the regulations.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-09-01

The Jury for the assessment Of land damages
on the land OF the Washington city and Point
Lookout railroad yesterday made 1.-THE following
awards: Mr.. NJ. r. Smith, $500; X v. Welsh, S3ib;
@. N. Miller, s9i2; II. Moreland, SOS. The case
Of y. Flavian was continued until tomorrow.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-09-01

Pursuant to call OF the Republican State
Central Committee Of Prince Georges county,
the Republicans Of the Tenth election district
met a. listers Hall on Saturday afternoon for
tue purpose of electing tye delegates To repre-
sem them ~ county convention TO he held ut
Huntington, on Wednesday, september Q.
On malon, George y. TGany was elected
chairman, and Wm. II. Harrison secretary.
The following named gentlemen were then
elected az delegates Win. 7, Baldwin, James
Curley, WIN, II. Roby, Stephen johnson, and
Gns,evns Hebron. The two last npmed ale col
ored men.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-09-01

At 4 O'Clock on Saturday afternoon the mail
wagon from Fort Whlpple accidentally ran into
buggy. driven by John Hopkins, at the corner
Of Eighth street and Market space, upsettlng the
vehicle and slightly injuring the driver.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-09-01

Call and examine the IRE and burglar proof
vaults Of the Safe Deposit Company, corner New
YORK avenue and Fifteenth street, for ssfe-keep-
Ing OF securities, Jewels, silver-ware, or Other
valuables. Rents, from ten to sixty dollars peI
annum, according to size. No business man car
AFFORD TO do without them.
Taks pernfa0 rom tAs CAieaoo and Boston arss. !
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-09-01

IT rs the opinion OF the Galveston Nsps that
the prospects Of the Atlantic and Pacific road
VIII be materially enhanced by the accession OF
COL Tom Scott to Its presidency aud that the
latter has unquestionable advantages over Var :
derbllt In the struggle for the trade Of the W,u,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-09-01

The Man "who Col shot at savaEs'sn
can still be supplied; alsO, good supply Of
guns, pistols, caps, powder, wads, ac., Sc, cheap
for cash
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-09-01

corner OF New York avenue and Fifteenth street,
pays per cent. per Annum on dep0slts for each
calendar month. Banking hours 10 q; satuT-
days, 10 u and TO Q.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-09-01


say GAN that Il Ia Just rs would have II the
honor paid inc In the circle In which move all
that desire, and arises from clear apntehon-
sion OF my solid worth the anectlon OF my
family and friends Is such as fuiy satlsnes ne
| nm happy IN every relation o. uomc,uc NE
my means are as ample as my wishes ! ask no
more, And, 70 crown my IeISiy w NJ nea,s uoes
not ieptoaen me, anu Mn .nh , tns y
snhl NOT 20 lonR Nv s.s.v " ~ ~, v,Vsn.'
neie wno ohn speah .s' ~ 49,, sra,, ,soa.
sue, himself ~ NM now pa aarcs su ss
whom spk, Vt W, ", \, ,de,
words to a Veiy u'ner'h' SCI oi rncn-'neoisco
'en,eu. a, ,t,co,,o,, a, 4, ,rorat,s a,,o,o
lnv ~ w. u,,nJ !, nan ,s.p w ha.n
w., IN ,oanire,ocnta n, ,ha dty7,,a ,so,, sas
annn Ina ,istIibntion ~ aiy,ne sitts, tbiri tbe
ehast,scmenta Of divine ProyiIsnee' '"' '"'
ma reauirements on Inc uiyine wor, ara To
10 he borne ReiIgiopa ohasrysncsa AMI ina al.
seryance N ,hs Sshpa,h - hn,a t snr,o az ~
so,ne ana aest,nc,,.a ~, va. nu ni,,ssnre wh,le
tbe beathens On ,he con,,s,y PS,sII wi,hout
onestlon 10 al ne llama ma ha,ys,s, r,orro"s or
sSactlns. Of THAR imsv,nsry JeItIss The re.
anireman,s ~ an has,hany an.,a sre rsaa,,v
Se,ea See.ose ,hsy y, amen ssis and Sratiiy
Inc .orrnnt sffec,iogs 81 tnc nnSeneweJ heart.
The law az cod rea1irss ire suSiasation of those
eorrnst IneiIns,,ans. hence n X onposeJ' hated.
reiecteJ
I,ne seo,,rem,n,. nj 5ivi,e law ara IN he
yonrseli. 10 tsss Ak and near your cro,s daily.
snd 10 ohscrv. a,s s,ss in seyep "a a day Of rest
from sccaIsr nnysnI,s and rntire and sxciusive
devotion 10 sserssi iIuties
Wnst 4 yess,ness' ef,es tho ilfeless fotms,lst
mathis tbronsb ths dnties ~ ina dsy a. II
h o,n .ar np w uas - a iSns mi
cannes arannJ 10 alien n ,nierrnnts INV favoTi,e
stpiies' and NJ times sadly interferes WIN inv
most csershss mana WV" '"'
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-09-01
LIMITED STATES PATENT oFFICF

On the petition " 9oas b "a AG " is5s
ana GAhpIssh hoYI4sp. Of MeehAnicsviils N. u;
isip N he 81 dss Si Rssp; s,atsd
Gsnnfss,n any p snDy; iSl for an improvsmontin
II q ordered that the testimony in IN. o... h.
ti%s foS "a me Sst day Of Qctobsr merit that the
Dc limited 70 the slst day Of October nsgt
NoysmSess is petition be heard on the sth day u
AK AK Psrson may oPpe.s vi. extension.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-09-01

u H. bNuI6F q UO.,
Bankers, No. l4l6 Pennsylvania avenue, pay
per cent on all deposit.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-09-01

corner Of Seventh street and Louisiana ayeuu
payss per cent. interest on ali deposits Depos
Its can DO made and drawn at will.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-09-01

Webb b Beveridse have removed from their
old place Of business, todd Fellows Hall, Seventh
street,) to their large and handsome store, No.
1908 PennsylyaniA avenue, where they will con-
tinue TO serve their patrons las heretofore) In
everything In their line Of business, =
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-09-01
CTTYTTEMS.


69i PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
have now ready the fall style SILK Hat adop,
BY the retail hatters OF New York. o
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-09-01

The subject Of physical training for the first
ilme received some attention from the board
during the year 1884. and Its importance began to
be at once appreciated. II was one OF the topics
brought before the Teachers Institute, aud q
manual OF gymnastic exercises was placed on the
desk OF every TEACHER. II 10 now part OF the
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-09-01
EOR MOUNT VERNON.

'HnNON'
The Steamer ARROW, Captain Franz Holl,nrs
bead. having been rebuilt and entirely re1ttsd -
her present owners, will leave her whAff, -
FOOT OF SEVENTH STREET,
DAILY. Sunday SMfcsgtsd 4 I, Y O'CLOCK. FOE
rhs Tomb nj v HSSy,MT VEasQN ..
fcS,n' Ian .suSAs Ms NJ sYKis,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-09-01
e PUBLIC SCHOOLS or WASHINGTON WKLcoNI
THE HEROES on TUE RKPUBlIC-HoSoR
m TIM Rp AvRtp

As the military procession advanced with
Meade at Its head the boys rent the air with
cheers, while the girls testified their enthusiasm
nags. As the procession moved by the pupils
sang at intervals, "Star Spangled Banner"
Battle Cry OF Freedom, "When Johnny Comes
Marching Home" with other patriotic songs and
hymns. II was an occasion which can never be
forgotten by any who participated.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-09-01

VULUNHlAF VUlI4EuE bVHUIAHHHIF.
OF all the prizes AMI rewards attached to our
public school system the most important Is the
scholarship In the Columbian College. This was
donated at nrst nom year to year by prominent
and wealthy citizens, and subsequently by the
president OF the college, and was to be given to
the pupil OF the Grammar or district school who
prize was offered In 1854. and was won by y.
Marion bradley. OF the Fourth district; thesnext
I'm i5bg) by j. Abbott Moore, OF the Third dis
trct; the third by Oliver 7. Thompson, Of the
Fourth district, and 10 1891 the successful COM
iriCt The prize for this year was rendered by
Rev. q. W. samson, who was then president OF
the college. lie also rendered the prize the fol-
France, pupil OF the First district, In 1903 the
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-09-01


advance and Improvement. Tho schools had
now increased to such an extent that the public
dIstribntlon NJ premIuma IN thu nunIls coIIec,
49,. 80 .s..sas,Ia 49, .pr ~.
asey hhu necessarily oeeh noahuopcu' anu the
prizes were distributed In each school on the
day of examination, The actual school year hal
been shortened, so that teachers and pupils mad
holiday In the hottest and most oppressive sea
son Of the wear, and experience has proven INA,
under a more thorough and systematic course d
study the pupils have accomplished as much ~
when they were compelled 10 be In the school
room during At least portion OF the month OF
July,
nn,nted cans,t,g ~ Msss,s Ahssha@ us1,
X. Y. Holmead and o. X. Harris, Tor The First
district; W. i. Woodward, Geo. Y, Mcclellan and
T. NJ Hal, secohn aistricI; 4; Elwhru CLARKE,
4 Cnampitn. " / MurtasS and " II steSh aau
son, Fourth district. Messrs. IIoimead, Clarke
and Murtagh resigned during the year, and
Messrs. Ed. stuart, Thos u. Marche and ID. n.
Lloyd were appointed In their places respectively
Congress having passed an act Changing OUT
| form OF government, which went into Operation
on May 81, 1871, the above board adjourned sins
| dc on that day, A new board was appointed
and some Of the old members were retained.
me changes were Us n9iiowE first district
stnsI, .n nj aayris. srrana d,str,ct essrs JShn
Randolph and A. c. Richards, vice Messrs. Hall
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-09-01

Raspberry and Lemon Syrup at lJ0 Pennsyl-
yania avenue; Si.so per gallon; % cents per
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-17

agitation and discomfort while their lead
ers were practicing quackeries and fortune
telling upon them. For five years now the
Democratic party has been promised re-
lief from the law of the land by men who
had no more idea of redeeming their
promise than they had of flying. And to-
day the parties Who are pledglng their
word of honor, as far as they can pledge
it, that the State government is to be sur
rendered to the fusionists, have no more
idea that what they promise will be &C
complished than they have that General
Grant will arrest and imprison Judge Du-
relL It is mere game Of boast, or rather
it is the old plan that wayfarers adopt OF
whistling through the graveyard. Nothing
more. II is now to be considered how
much -:teutio. The public should gee she
',I!!5.ie:.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-17

the right time comes the carpet-baggers
are to be driven back to their Northern
dens as the fogs are driven away by the
morning sun" Unfortunately the kepuo-
| licans do not know who is to DO en-
! braced in this decree of Punishment;
| 50 the best rs well as the worst Of them
hold fast to the government that
banishes no one except by due course of
law. When the Times tells Us that the
federal bayonets alone preserve the Legis
lature from being seized upon by the
throat and hurled to destruction, it is very
natural for Republicans to consider that
they would be unsafe under an admins
tration of affairs that flies at the threats Of
their friends just because they set them
selves up to represent the constituencies
that elected them &c Office.
The truth o: the n.ttes il shis. that
there are but few yea. Republicans "ho
wont! make such q confession as the one
which the P.cG.1.n. parades in its columns.
and thess.men probably haG 10 make it 20
escape the Cstrac;s,a which they seem 70
apprehend, and tina. they gave their
reasons as freely as shey d.. establishes
VIVA: =. have 80 often declared. :ha: the
violence and the rrsudices o: She
Democracy were such that the Re.
publican. party was a neosssity in
orde: &c restrain .heir. Northern
people 50 80: &c: frightened! o: shadows.
and theis apprehension, az expressed in
the P;ccy@,e. is the :ligles. evidence that
can Be adiuced o: the intolerance 81 chat
faction ~hic:, the g!oQ.n'e sepresenss.
and while this apprehension exists. and is
supported by the threats which aye siaily
made against Northern mel, IN the shape
of carpet-baggers, the :ea. q; Democracy
will continue 10 sssis. IL holding Che Re.
publican party together. The people who
have been taught :ha: al American had {.
sigh. to i've any ~he.s IN :he United
States. and to hold az: po!itica. opinion
that may suit him. will adhere TO the party
tina: maintains these rights, nos only bee
cause they ind j: necessary 20 :heiy OWL
Independence to do so. bya: because they
find that such policy is hes: 70, any
community. lie: III. ":oayl.,.e stud! this
point.