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New-York tribune., 1875-05-13
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HARPER g. BROTHERS, NEw-YoRK,
IL Publish This Day:
REVISED AND ENLARGED EDITION OF
HARPER'S HANDBOOK
TRAVELLERS IN EUROPE AND THE EAST:
BEINo A GUIDE THROUGH GREAT BRITAIN AND
IRELAND FRANCE, BELGIUM HOLLAND, GER
MANY ITALY, EGYPT, SYRIA TURKEY
GREECE SWITZERLAND, TYROl-
DENMARK, NORWAY, SWEDEN,
RUSSIA, AND SPAIN.
WITH OVER 100 MAPS AND PLANS OF CITIES.
BY W. PEMBROKE FErRIDGE,
Author of Harpers Book and History OF the Rise
and Fall OF the Paris Commune"
FOURTEENTH YEAR
In Three Volumes 2mo Full Leather Poctetbook Form,
So per volume.
THE VOLUMES SOLD SEPARATELY;
or the three volumes one, similar binding, 81
Published by HARPER & BROTHERS, Sew-York
HARPER BROTHERS will send the above work by mall
postage prepaid of the United States OF Canada on
nj of q
New-York tribune., 1875-05-13
Jnstrurtion.
Miscellaneous-Country.

A FAMILY BOARDING SCHOOL on farm
N IL miles from NewYork f6 per week Board, wash
Ing Tuition and the comforts OF country home For crcu
lara address MIRA ii. e. MONELI. Manhasset l.. l.
TNO LEASE-Furnished, for term of years,
Il long established BOARDING AND DAY school, ior
New England Address, with references H. % West l9thst
NewYork
TORT EDWARD INSTITUTE, N. Y, for
ladies and per year board and Com
mon English prepare for college Tor business and for life
Address JOS K. KING, DID, Spring Term. March 20.
New-York tribune., 1875-05-13
Doar0 an6 Rooms.
Below Fourteenth-st.

PRIVATE FAMILY will LET, without
N hoard 70 gentlemen a large, Handsomely FURNISHED
front ROOM and HALL ROOM terms low Apply al NO. ~
New-York tribune., 1875-05-13
REAL ESTATE.
NEw.YoRk. Wednssday. Nav ne, 1875.

EEw-YORK. Wednesday, May liz, 1870
At the Exchange SalesroOm to-day, Richard
J. Garreson sold by order Of the Supreme Court IA lots
beginning southeast of Enthave and fronting
on sxty-rstst each lot 25x1006. The property was
purchased by Fernando Wood, plaintiff in suit for
E. A. Lawrence Co. sold one lot east side Tcnth-aye
2411 feet north OF Onehundred Zox
James NJ Miller sold the four-story brick tenement
T%entyhrdst Tv"se eth for SIS 800, to Maria sciafer
The creditors OF the BTarield Iron Works OF BiDb
County Alabama have decided 10 postpone FOR the
en the sale of this property owing tO the low price OF
IRON the general embarrassment OF business and the
scarcity money that section Of Alabama The prop
erty Is an exceedingly valuable and with return OF
trade WILL in the opinion OF the creditors bring much
higher price than at this time.
OFFICIAL TRANSFERS. or REAL ESTATE.
NETWORK CITY.
Cedar tNo 1870 1s.lI54 Goodlett toJ "a ,oo
chnrest. Fl IT. Cortlanitst S4i2 ASA gore ooo
Douglass to S ans se Efs 0i ana Asn s aox
iease6od se@pf to Casharine Unser, one hall ooo
psfsrae TO to- W Johnston . .. 10000
MTns9e %W Ma,or st g. lou It. fAes IoAioo' o4ooo
pearst So Sos e.sehod stah to Guihoa is5Oo
6Othst $50 IT. " 10Th AYE toKiooS; I. Hen 400
aress 5o u ithsye a5xI6l liz Morrison
to The Central Park North and East River Railroad mn
27tSst a. 50 It Of stb ave runs is2 # to Broad
way 3O7 7:9X l5l xnwo7 to beginning; n ooo
4Nsi 22Gst; 20 " W oi i'tA'e $4,000
i44ts st. 8 1898 ii oi sdave 25iioo Morrsana; ooo
:avs M1T'ner g E%,is Sf iAst runs s6
1aIh Ealt TO Rrshner and N oNell 1000
I'd ave- 4o1ofts 6isst 2or75 q duttro to - ooo
Ludlow st. No 49, 10 Years. per year $1,000
10th St Fast No 2S So years per 150
9thave No 6e5, 5years per l.oo
New-York tribune., 1875-05-13
Qeafbers.

A TEACHER WANTED in every p. o. town
N in u & Address Am Educational Union, 737 broadway
LADY living in delightful country home
N Hudson River having seveTa children OF ne6
pupils who will equally every advantage provided or
her None but the Dest teaches en eo Roi P~A
Iars address A. B. c., Box IL Tribune ONCE
DRIVATE INSTRUCTION GIVEN, PUPILS
i PREPARED FOR COLLEGE by Harvard graduate OF
abundant Address A. Tribune West Side once
3OS West 23dst-
WANTED-A position to TEACH little chill
w dren ENGLISH BRANCHES and MUSIC; by a young
'""' VIZ" ~ A. T., Tribune Office.
New-York tribune., 1875-05-13

Il ;s the oninon of writer in The Pitsbuigh
Gazette that ait is cruel error to suppose that chu
ean oaly know well what 1t struggles hard 70 iearh'
What il needs is TO clearly understand gwen 1act Vi
prncipe and II is then less effort OF memory tnah an
easy grasp of the understanding to retain It, 1t is not
hard to remember what il clearly cOmprehended what
taxes and tortures children the effort to remember so-
lated words rules problems and facts the full scope OF
which might be explained by the teacher in moment.
The yOungest children those whose minds are
totally unframed and who TO be started In career
of study To them all knowledge Of letters is new, and
they eager adventures In new and interesting
country. satisfy their eager thirst for knowledge
without everlasting them to inspire right habits OF
study, keep alive their anxiety for information IN
brief TO rightly start them In career which Will absorb
Onehrd their lives is the most important work given to
teacher Yet this is as a rule, committed to those
without experience II is clearly and certainly wrong
The objections of The Petersburg (Va) Inder
10 the employment Of colored teachers in cOored free
schools are without II referring 10
appeal for employ Of these teachers published
by a number of coored mon Even the address itself.
with the names Of intelligent coiored ministers at
tached and as advocated and indOrsed by half dozen
senators and other honorabesI fairly bristes with
errors in construction and the Of words which would
not be committed by any bright schooboy We say this
not the dscredt Of the writer OF the document in
question but show that their best men lack the
culture to render efficient teachers and trainers OF
youth In the pubic schools Educatoh Is Vi aou~A anu
slow growth and depends other conditions than those
of reading and study. :. The negroes ought 10 DO
grated that their children are to be reared win 'he
regular advantage Of hearing the language IN CONVERSE
ton and explanation cultivated men and ladies EN-
pioyed teachers II is great advantage and presents
rare opportunity for improvement Any change would
be for the and their children would suffer from te
,sction for which they csmor demanded by right and
Justice"
The question Of improvement in our pOliticil
modes and s DISCUSSED BY TAe american Educd
sO~al kOntlv which holds that such improvement
~ brought about by making IN the future the Of
New-York tribune., 1875-05-13
Wountrp Real Gstate for Sale.

AT CROTON, ON the Hudson River.-For
N SALE, very desirable plot OF 16 aer with dwelling
house Outbudings, suitable for seIa COU NTRY
RESIDENCE an abundance Of ax sma fruits on The
Also plot OF 10 which could be divided Into
three OF four VILLA PLOTS wnts spl on liberal terms.
EDWARD cLAkHE, Tribune Once.
EOR SALE-TWO FARMS.
Il q. r. GARDINER, westoyer Eastern Shore, Maryiand
DOR SALE-A most delightful country SEAT
in scarsdae westchessr County has cost its present
$4,000 Fun part culars ard photographs with
ADAMS BAILEY 100 Broadway, fourth door.
GREAT SACRIFICE.-Fine HOUSE, 34x6O !;
" plot ground l4lIl8i fruit shade &C. two minutes from
depot at sauganck Conn., $40 ony $500 cash. balance
In three years Dr. BYRN, 40 Nassau ST., Room g. NJ.
CANDIEG0 (CALIFORNIA) REAL ESTATE.
IA rare opportunity for investment Something for the NH
lion TO consider. Large returns from small inyesmentsfo
instance City Lots In San Diego CAL well located, adjoining
the railroad lands for $50 payable in monthly instalmeps
Diego the enterpsDg and growing seaport city
the Pacific coast possessing magnnccnt hsroor one
finest climates In the world, and the terminus OF Scotia
Texas Pacific Railroad Lands boucbt here years
for 7c per which been soil for SIT 900 with
out i'm mprOvenents For particulars call or address
NEW.YORK AGENCY, BUSH Co, 80 Dey 81
New-York tribune., 1875-05-13

Specifications may obtained at the Office OF the CITY In
eineer Cy Hail. Boston, and plans may be seen the I'm
Off o the Boston Water Works. at south Framing
ham, ,, ., -, ..,,, ,a ,,. n.
d.e by the Water the proposals opened
sum not 10 fourth than two thirds OF
the amount OF the contract ,,,,
The Water the right 10 reject any OF al OLGA
should II OF the City o Boston ~
do. . Thus. oOSiN, ,.,s
President Cochtuate Water Board
New-York tribune., 1875-05-13
Boar6 an6 Rooms.
East eide.

1O1 EAST 23D-ST. = Furnished ROOMS
with board EN- suite sipsly; house and apartments
frst class table boarders reft rences exchanged
OOO EAST 3OTH-ST.-TO LET, hand
SUO some FURNISHED ROOMS With all improvements
IN a pr yate family; terms moderate references
New-York tribune., 1875-05-13
DOR SALE (in BrOOklyn).
story and basement BRICK HOUSE, No 2i Lafayette

l35 FrOntst, New-fo
L'OR SALE Gn BrOOklyn).
3 story aud basement BRICK HOUSE. NO u Lafayette
40
8 do. do. q Willowst
do. do ~ Incksst
DO do l7y WiOughbys ct.
do do 1877 Wloughby st.
GORDON l. FORD 81 Clark ST., Brooklyn
DOBT. s. BUSSING, BROKER in REAL
H. ESTATE and MORTGAGES 204 Montagaest Cont;
mental Iuldng Brooklyn offers for exchange PROSPECT
PARK LOTS valued CO. free Of incumbrance, for
good farm about 100 pleasant village and ral
road depot Also brOwnsOne front houses near Prospect
Park Brooklyn Hghts To exchange for farms or village
residences Fifty thousand dollars IN value In vacant o IN
block centrally located in Brooklyn 10 exchange FOR co
try property Farms country houses wanted In
for klyn and for cash customers owners OF
houses in brookynor NewYork wishing to s5change same
country property find 1t to their advantage 70 co
with the advertiser, exchanges of real estate Deng
specially of his business Correspondence Win
owners property solicited Houses best sections OF Brook
Ign easy OF payment Loans made promptly
on and mortgage improved NewYOrk or brooklyn
real estate charge for expenses Attorneys or
others such investment invited TO call on
undersigned for rstclass applications Parties wanting
secure them through the advertiser
direct from principals without any further publicity
ESTATE MORTGAGE BONDS, guaranteed by the Eqnitaole
Company with capital Of SOOOOOO for SALE In sums OF
$1,000 each, by
New-York tribune., 1875-05-13
Gitn Real Gstate for Sale.
DrookIpn Real Cstate for Sale.

L,OR SALE-HOUSE 142 Batic-st., only 20
il minutes from Wall st., 25X47 Lot los feet IL rooms;
English basemen gas furnace water; would suit German
baker near by large German Iopulaon lowest price
9, 900 two-thrds remain mortgage Apply 10 n
OBRIEN 223 Atancave. Brooklyn, or JAMES CASSIDY
I ., TT NeW York
New-York tribune., 1875-05-13
GUNNER hetreats.

4 HOTEL FENIMORE, OtsegO Lake,
"a Cooperstown, N. Y, Will be opened June l.
opening OF this spacious newly furnished beau
tfu chamingly located house in the summer OF 1871
several additional attractions have been added on the east
croguet grounds the and just Chestnut ST.
house. three cottages combined containing 80 rooms oi te
further OF They be let as three
separate cottages the be rcn In sts There
Of them 75X96 feet ahOring play ground
for children and fine space for cfoquet parties
JAMES BUNYAN, Proprietor
New-York tribune., 1875-05-13
1)roposals
OFFICE OF THE CocHlrrArE WATER BOARD,

IL
vTNO CONTRACTORS SEALED PROP0-
The be indorsed Proposals for building Section Of
the sudbury River Conduit" ,-..o
be indOse Proposals for building secuon
Sudbury River Conduit" ..., -.
third be indorsed
Sudbury River Conduit" mn, c-.,x
Sudbury River Conduit
The proposas for the and third sections will be
ceiyed until O'Clock Of THURSDAY. the 20th day OF
May 1873 and the proposals for the fourth and hh seson:
which times they will be publicly opened and read.
requested To state in Their proposals Their names
and places residence aud 10 declare that the proposal In
without connection or cousion with
any other person making proposals for The sae WORK Ih
will give price separate item Of the work by which
the bids will be compared ,., a.,
The prices proposed must be stated both In ring and IN
alt proposals containing bids not cal Tor IN ur
signed by the bidder accompanied by written bond iot
OF responsible ing his place of bnnessof
residence conditioned the execution OF the contract
with satisfactory security for IFS peffOrmace "ltn ue o
IN lieu OF the bond AFORESAID a Of money other sasac
collateral security the same amount may pe oepoa
with sand Water Board.
The person 10 contract be Awarded viii BE- re-
within four days mot including
sunday from of notification VI such awa ana the
and for signature OF the contract
The within ten days acf 'e ekcution
Completion which completion must be before the lst day Ok
August 1877. ., a, ,....,., -,
The bids Will compared the basis OF the Engineers p
proximae quantities Of woIk 10 be DONE "hch y
lt5o n 400 - linear OF earth excava
ton. above grade In conduit
ooo g, 7oo cubic wards OF earth exeava-
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1875-06-24
New Use for the Telegraph.

The Buffalo Courier tells of clerk III
one of the telegraph offices in that city
who, being the last to leave for his dim
Ter, found the door locked as is usual,
but, as is not usual, discovered he had
left his key in another coat pocket two
or three blocks away at his hotel. The
windows were two stories up, and he did
not exactly see the point of an exit that
way. And every minute his dinner was
growing cold and his temper CORE
spondingly hot. He ratified the door,
tried to pick the lock with shingle nail,
and repeated softly to himself choice
extracts from proiane history, but there
he staid, and relief seemed appallingly
remote. Did he wait there till his
brother clerks returned from their seven
courses, from soup to doughnuts, to let
him out Not he. An idea struck him
and the impression left bore its fruits.
He telegraphed to st. Thomas, Canada,
had lit repeated to Detroit, Mich,
whence it was returned, according to ac-
companying instructions, to an opposi-
tion company at Buffalo, the result of
which was to send boy up to his room
after the key and down to his Office to
release him. He was in time for dinner.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1875-06-24
A Gentleman.

Shoy lis the man who is ever ready to
pity and help the deformed; show us {.
man who covers the faults of others with
mantle of charity; show us a man who
bows as politely snd gives the street as
free to the poor sewing girl as to the
millionaire; who values virtue, not
clothes; who shuns the company OF such
as gather at public places to gaze at the
fair sex, or make unkind remarks of the
passing girl; show us man who abhors
a libertine; who scorns the ridicule of
his mothers sex, and the exposure of
womanly reputation; show us a man who
never forgets for an instant the delicacy
due woman, as woman, in any condi-
ton or clsss-and You show us gentle
man,
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1875-06-24
The Armies of Enr0ne.

Col. de Valliere, the head of the Swiss
school of artillery, has published an in
teresting essay on the number of men
maintained in the various great conti-
mental armies and the expenses involved.
Adding such reserves as may actually be
summoned into the field, he makes the
numerical establishments not very far
from $500, 900, of which 1,70O, 900 are
allotted to Germany, 100000 to
France, 100000 to Russia Excluding
her Asiatic land forces as not to be
counted on for contest in Europe),
10000 to Austria, and 750. 200 to Italy.
OF this number, however, he admits that
it would be difficult in practice to call
out the whole, even in the German en-
pire. AS to the cost per man of those
actually in the ranks, he computes it at
s4e in Russia, EAT in France, s4O in
Germany, s37 in Italy, and only &2e in
Austria.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1875-06-24
How They Fight GrasshOppers.

What farmers there are in Colorado,
says letter writer, are fighting grass
hoppers with water, and fire, and smoke,
and death-dealing ambuscades, and en-
gines of destruction. OF all these the
grasshopper hell is the most popular
and perhaps the most efficacious. Its
name gives very good conception of
its practical workings. A long sheet
iron box, open at the top, is swung close
to the ground between two wheels by
which it is moved over the field. Rising
two or three feet above the top of the
box, and bending forward from the rear,
is broad sheet of tin or sheet-iron.
When in use fire is built in the bottom
OF the furnace, which is then pushed
against the wind, the overhanging wing
or sail taking the hoppers as they rise
and feeding them to the flames in a
hurry. Sometimes miniature windmill
is added to the outfit, and sucks in all the
locusts for yards and yards around, de-
stroying them by millions. Millions
more have been drowned in irrigating
bitches by cunningly devised trips
which prevent their escape from the
water. While they were young and
green, and before their wings were
grown, several tons of them were de-
stroyed by confidence game which de-
serves description. Between the young
hoppers and the young wheat long rows
of dry straw were strewn, which soon
became literally black and alive with the
wriggling little insects. When no more
hoppers could be accommodated, the
straw was fired. Another device was to
drag over the hopper-infested regions q
tarpaulin plentifully coated ON the under
side with coal tar, which is instant death
to the pests. Still, with all these disad.
vantages against them, grasshoppers are
apparently as numerous as ever.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1875-06-24
Casting Off Its Dress.

Speaking of the pine snake Of New
Jersey, writer tell us how it casts its
skin as follows On looking in the box
near the close of September the skin
was found to be started from the head,
and the process of denudation was
steadily going on. What surprised me
was that there was not the least friction
in the act that is, there was no rub
bing against any exterior object. AS
the old skin Mt this time was very soft
and moist, any swelling of the body
stretches and loosens it. So soon as the
exuyiation has reached the part of the
body containing the large ribs this
doffing OF the old suit proceeds more
rapidly, and with singular system. 1t
is done just in this way. Exactly at the
place where the skin seems to be NOV
ing backward a pair of ribs expand.
This action enlarges the body, and
loosens the skin at that place. In this
movement both ribs in the pair act at
the same time, just as the two blades of
the scissors open together. Now comes
in q second movement OF this pair of
ribs. One of them-say the one on the
right side-is pushed forward, and made
to slip out of the construction, when it
is Immediately drawn backward that
is, against the neck of the old skin.
Now the left rib makes an advance, and
in O like manner presses backward.
Thus the final action of the ribs is not
synchronous, but alternate. This rib
action produced singular automatic
movement of the serpent on the floor
of its box, and even across the folds of
its companion, which kept as still as if
it were dead. The movement of the
snakes body, as the skin did not follow
it, gave the creature the appearance of
crawling out of a tubular case. The
skin was turned inside out in rolling
back, and the whole operation took
thirty-five minutes.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1875-06-24

There is nothing which will inspire a
not well dressed up woman with such
terror as the appearance of dressed up
sister However devoted she may be to
the front yard flowers, she will leave
them in a flash on the approach of
well dressed female. and taking her
stand behind the front blind, will, in
brief space of time, see everything she
has got on and figure out the cost to
within few cents. 1t is marvellous.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1875-06-24
The Saddest Thought.


Once twas my saddest thought,
Ere 1 began to doubt you,
That sometime [ must learn,
Perhaps, to do without you.
For death parts dearest friends
From him there's no escaping
Aud partings worse than death
Our fears are ever shaping.
Now with new dawns Of hope
No thought OF you is blended
Day deepens evermore,
Though morning dreams are ended.
And now the saddest thought
That haunts my heart about you
Is this-that have learned,
At last, TO do without you.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1875-06-24

Fearful outrage-A young English
lady residing in Paris has received over
fifty lashes. She was born with them
on her eyelids.
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0MAHANEB, DNEsPRoslNcE 1875

neveff podporoyati. - Takova
moe Sc take skutesns v nekterSch
statech dlouho po pfijetf dstavy
vykonavala, a aekoliv zadns sku-
teene nebezpeeenstvf nenf, ze bu>
doucne sc opet provede, toz by
pfece ami pouha moznost toho
nemela byti trpana.-Tento ne>
dostatek znsni dstavy by mel ma
jakysi zpIsob odstranan byti, ably
j zdanliva moznost jakekoli agis
tace V otazcc skolni zmizela. Pros
TO necht Sc vztahuje dodatek L.
stavy Jefferson Madisonsky i na
jednotlIve staty, pfidanim tohoto
odstavce
"Zadnf stat nema dati zakon,
tykaie Sc zfizeni nsjaksho nabo>
zenstvi, aneb svobodne vykonas
vani tehoz zakazovati.-Zadnych
penez dani, vybranSch k vydr-
zovani vefejnych skol, aneb k te-
muz ueeli nektere vefejne po-
kladny vyzyednutych, nesmi So
nikdy We prospech nejake sekty
uzivati; rovnez tax Sc nesmi PEI
neg na tento spdsob ziskan5ch,
nikdy mezi sekty neh nabozen.
ske spoleSnosti deliti."
Toto ustanoveni Ly aadnemu
statu nepfeka1elo, aby jeho obta-
nc zadouci skoln miti nemohli;
avsak vShoda by oyla tn, ze by
skoiy pfestaly bFti bojistem pro
yclebnf agitace tax dobfe, jako
pro boje iednotlivfch sekt ha-
dky theologicke.
Rozlusteni teto otazky bylo by
ddkladne, pravoplatn6 zaroveh
spravedlive naproti protestantam,
katolikam, ziddm i pohanGm, q
nechalo by vfru nabozenskou q
svedomi kazdeho bez obtezovani.
Jednotlive staty, jake pfiklad-
ne Illinois. mali vsak jiz podobne
ustanoveni We sve ustaye statni.
Pies to je vsak piece navrh
Blain1v sam o sobe docela dobry.
PFiIme-li kongres tento navrh
dodotku k spoIkove dstave, mohl
by jcste prvni ctvrti nastavan-
ciho nov6ho roku, mnohym stat
MIN zasonodarnim sboram. zrov-
na shromazdenym K pfijmuti pred
lozen bJti, a rhznym stvasim,
ktefi ze skolm oiazky politicky
osobni kapita! vytlouci Sc snazi,
byla by tax huba zacpana -
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1875-12-08
Telegraficks zpravy.
ANGI.IE.
LosDYN, 2. pros.

LoSbfN, =. pios.
Veerejsi Ictovani ma bur-
SO melo neobycejne mnoz-
stvi dpadkl "a nasledek. -
Nejznamenitejsi byl upadek
bratri Braggioto, jichz pasi-
va obnasi S350,000.-Mimo
toho Sc oznamuje jeste pet
podohnych bankrotu.
Hotovost banky anglicke
rozmnozila sc minuly tyden
o 10000 liber sterlingI.
Pafizsky zpravodaj caso-
pisu Times oznamuje, ze
vevoda d Harcourt zdelil
ministrovi irancouzsk ych
zevnich zalezitosti, vevodo-
vi Decazes vyjadteai lorda
Derbyho, ze Anglie proto
koupila akcie suezsk6hc ka.
nalu od mistokrale, aby sc
kontrola suezskeho kanalu
nedostala do roukou cizich.
z Londyna SO telegrafuje
3. prosince. = Zde panuje
kruta zima jii delsi cas- po
cele Anglii. VeleznamS pu-
skaf Wesley Richards zmr-
I'll ma honu.