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WAsMsoros, D. c., March 23-1 .. .n.-For
Tepneasee. tho Ohio Valley. and the Lake TO-
eion increasing cloudlncas, slowly rlalpg tenn
pesature. southeast TO southwest winds, falling
hafomoter and light rain or snov In Illinois, and
thence nortlward 10 Lako Superior, For tue
Northwest generally cloudy weather and light
rain Of Bnow with south or west wind, rising
temperature and continued low barometer,
LOCAL pDaERyAT1oha.
CHICAGO, March ~
, 1875-03-23

a little blAge At No. 100 West Madison street,
yesterday mnrning, uas extinRuiahod betoze any
Rarioua damage resui.ed.
, 1875-03-23
FOREIGN.


MORE 0AELlST DEaEnrToSA,
MADRID, March 22.-0nly eight nf the Carliat
cbieftatna followed Gen. Cabrera in going orcr
10 King AlphonBo.
CASTELAR, has resigned lis Professionally In tic
University, in consequence Of tho Government
re.estatlishing ia tho schools and colleges tho
taxt-tookB prescribed during 1Aabcllas reign.
mud o.I,ern lso changing tho manner OF public
instruction.
CABRERA ExrLAtSs.
rAh,H, March a2.-t}cn. Cabrera has Issued
asion In favor Of Alfonso. lie says ho wizhcs
for pence. Don Carlos has learned nothing, nnd
refuses to follow his advice, which is to gam tho
catoom Of his country by peaceful mcans.
Cabrera Gavs ao waB not AHainRt
war While the country VAS plunged in anarchy.
but now t!,at a pr1tce lias been crowned who
boasts that tho designation ",Iost Catholic" IL
responsibility II they coatlnno to promote i'll
tetual libeoyl
, 1875-03-23

ATTEMPTED TO BOARD 4 MOVING TRAIN.
sp<,&4l Ihsp,teh t. Tbs ChftarJ T,1snni.
EArEo, ILL.,, March 22.-Clsrles Dol:on al
tempted to get cn moving locomotive On tho
Cairo t. sinccnucs 1Iaroad. In this city. late this
AFTERNOON, aud hal hia left foot and auhle 30
badly mashed that it WAS necessary to supu.ato
If
, 1875-03-23
WASHINGTON.

Debate in the Senate on tho
Louisiana Resolution.
Andy johnson, the Great Coustittl-
tion-sayer, Oh Ills Fect'
His Speech q Most Incorporate and
soandalouB Affair,
Two Hours Of Eillfngsgato in Denun-
citation Of tho President.
Ho Filings Fact and Grammar to the
Winds and Hugs "Iy Policy
Tie Third~Tcrm Ghost The Object Of
IFS Special Aversion.
Although Humble, Ha Will Yet Battle
for tho Constitution.
4 Fitting Companfon.PIeco 10 His Infamous
Inauguration Speech
, 1875-03-23

tur. tu hs orgauio law af tio lau II Is t,1e t4.t lus
loopln Aad 6ug1n 10 eonxi1er aud weigh well thbsa
LII. Johnaon described The organization OF tho Lou-
txlnna Lesiafl.nsc, md co1t!nuc1:
cannot regard tho action ot tho military Or Of thn
cAnot record my yoto for tla resolution wt!l not
Fota ngsins ths resolution bccauao It ~ Aepohsan
'sasnas. hut %tl yoIa sgainat u ui principle Tn1s
oltu!on >, fhyas3ng Practices which J., ! tha1k
af, s,nk,ttaofize and ,IuMarrante hut II VIC record
sro We to Do in other caaesY Why kto out ih!s par
titulsg act. aud tn prlnce sanction IT, aId nos sane.
hon al tls hgh-aadeA sessurss which prtsettsd
denbunccl by Senator Johnxoll, VIM referred to The
growth Of Federal power folowt: We seo hgW this
power travels. An Umpire laid on IL III honlh.
to tbs foscs I'LL then along 10 ths ndoFse-
Inquire tslal 8 thy Dsn ~s .,t sss Ut IT.
for sotua tosxon7 Tera must ea sol1vt1iuR lehiItl
~ this acou u tho rteA.leus. T4st9 mutt W sone-
.as essaa s,Sa ss e. @ fus
arbitrary military Empire la.i oil. il tho
.nuAt ean bonetaina. We can only lock as .t In tha
iaa of oycn that Will transpjrS, ~ tbs approaching
Presidential e!se!!ou whsn W. Ase tlo AMI
hAntat iusta9lad III The Government. aau s oS xoue
o e1sp!ug hi4 NtlitArJ power until Lo hts accom-.
plahed hi purk>ooo, tbs t!no may come ehon some
melnber on III osher stdo Of tas hall may Introduce
WMfnx4s, afsst disturbances md ttlaaa4fsct!ons
ckist iu tho roartFy and for hs sAku Of preserving
dent"
I don* eass .hsthsr you call him Monarch. or King.
4t1t eight yaxrs- Whit would yon do thcn Where
4 tho power 10 psavsnt ~ whsro y tho sFmy
,Es1 wasrs ~ " nsyy. w. sos 5a DO, ,, The s
brought tu contact With the Asn,al xo u know. Wo
waaA " powsflsas. AM hass to-day, n
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IlR. ROBERTSON,
ADA Nnrn c.,

From long perience in both hospital and privA ate
practice viii guar in all Diseases Of the
Urinary Organs, Gonorrhea, elect Structure, Syph-
Ills, and spermatorrhGs. Cases Of Gonnorrh9a
Gently contracted cured in to days. Syphilis in all
It's stages quickly cured, and the poison entirely
eradicsted from the stem, without the Of mer
cnry. Spermatorrhna, brought on by excuses and
general DEBILITY, organic Weakness impoteucv. nery
Gus irritabiiiy, symptoms Of consumption, fndiees
ton palp1tation OF the heart, pains in back, dmnea
Of sight giddinese, evil forebodngs self dstr ust,
&c, speedily cure by newly discovered remedies.
DR.: H., located Tor many years at 10 8. Eutaw st
Baltimore, Md, has consented after many solicita-
lions by bis Washington patrons, to open . pernia
nent Office in that city, where he may be consulted
every "Wednesday and Saturday in each week, froms
tC9p msr9ly
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After working itselfinto fever of curiosity
over the mysteries OF the "Keeley motor"
so-called, the community finally settled
down into state OF incredulity and disgust
only 10 be aroused therefrom by one Fritz
Schroeder, of Baltimore, who, if we are 10
believe his assertion, is about 10 cleave the
air with a flying machine. Most people will
lave dim idea that they have heard Of such
contrivances before. The aeronaut will leave
for Europe in a short time, but will first
make trial trip 10 Washin yton, aIighting
IN fro.t o. the Treasury department building.
On his European trip he will use a caloric
engine OF twelve horse power, but his flight
to Washington he thinks so easy OF accom-
plisbment that he Will put the wings in
motion and operate them without the aid of
steam. From here be will ffy over 10 New
York, and, after getting q couple OF sand
witches and POCKET flask, will depart for
Europe / the air line route.
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FIsHwAYs on THE POToNAC.-A portion
OF the fish commissioners of Maryland and
Virginia, accompanied by corps of engi-
neers, went up the Chesapeake and Ohio
canal TO the Great Falls, few days since
TO ascertain the prscticability of a fishway
across those falls for the ascent of fish. We
are gratifed TO hear that the survey is con-
elusive as 10 the practicaDility of the scheme
This is great enterprise. The Potomac,
with its tributaries. would, if open to the
ascent OF sea fish, shad, rock, herring and
California salmon, supply healthful and de-
iicious food for millions OF people. 1t is a
well-ascertained fac: that the higher up a
stream the spawn is deposited the more Wig
orous are the young fish, and the better able
to confront the strong currents of tidewater.
In the opening OF this great river for the as
cent OF fish. four states-Wes Virginia,
Pennsylvania. Virginia and Maryland and
Washington city. the seat OF government
are deeply and directly interested: and tine
scheme is OF such proportions as 10 be ma
tional, and the expenses attending its sue
cessful completion should be defrayei by the
federal government.
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While the farmers OF the west have been
sorely afflicted by the devastating grass
hoppers and potato bugs il is q consolation
to know that one OF the mos. important of
our crops is a great improvement in last
years yield. a late report from the Depart
ment of Agriculture shows al improvement
in the cotton crop in every cotton state but
Texas-the Improvement over last year
averaging about six per cent
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Average Daily Circulation, 4,5OO
The Star for the Summer.

Persons LeG,in9 re eity Io~ The Summer or for
o-'g portion Of L rsoy haze THE STAR se'u oy
r'aQ, passage prepaid, for rGch period Of time az
Gtep desire az the rote Of IS cents Per Ueek, so
eszs per sso-sla, sI.s0 fw cvee p0sslas, o. 81
Tor sir nlcTshs.
- OrdeTs nnGa IN az cases Be accompanied oy
me nsorney, 0gad no pupo s1a longer ndp, pad
fo,
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y man is suing u clergyman. il England
Tor refusing 10 give him the sacrament, the
eleTsyman's reason being that his parish
Toner does rot believe in " a personal devil"
The clergyman evidently believes In the reg
ular Old fas hiOne,i satan with horns, a cloven
loot, fiery orbs and a rei-not tail, wi IN which
he enwrsps sinners when in transit 20 the
internal regions No incorporeal, new-fan-
gied ceyl for him. lie wants the one his
grandfather and grandmother believed III or
none az al.
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The contest among the Marylani demo-
Gratis as TO who shall be governor is getting
ilvelier as II draws to close. Worcester
county has elected delegates favorable to
Carroll, which according to the Baltimore
Arser7cdl) brings his vote up TO p so far,
leaving GrOOme % and Hamilton 49, The
resolutions adopted by the Calvert county
convention instruct the delegates to support
Hamilton. IL is still persistently asserted
that Mr.. Groome is out Of the field, and that
the actual contest is between Carroll and
Hamilton The battle ground OF the whole
campaign Is likely TO be in Baltimore county
Today and tomorrow, the primary meet
lngs extending over two days. Both parties
are very confident of carrying the county
The Hamilton men especially so. The Ay1eri-
can asserts that a considerable number of
repeaters from Baltimore are being colon
lied In suburban districts, and the contest
Will be close and bitter. AS the four votes of
Anne Arundel and the three of Howard are
conceded TO be anti Hamilt ton, and the four
of Hartford are tOlerably certain to be In his
favor, the seven of Baltimore county assume
great value. On them the chances of getting
enough votes from the city and the Eastern
Shore 10 nominate him, Mr.. Hamilton's
prospects may be said TO depend.
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WANTS.

WAhIkDnII meeis,ely-at 1914 ret, a
w eolorsd WOMAN 20 DO cooking, washing and
fEEMaN to sad the a0 ~ s5e SES
ture. Apply 70 932 Est. iyI6 St
WANIED--A good second hand FIRE PROOv
seabosrd Coasting Company, 9th st. wharf. JIG q
WANTED-BRICKLAY BIDS on Brick.
w work 81 two small houses; also. small Hon es for
". u H0LLIDGk 4, 500 s,h 81. .. ". jyiS,sf'
WaSsGGkkRREs p sSs Issssmsks5 Ss1s. en-
Terms reasonable for the - miner mouths wouM
travel with a Isdy Address Box 5, Star Office IT.
WANIED-A neatly fqraished HOUSE, or one
Gated modern would ike Se' small
f ft.y 70 Tnsn aud bsa.d agreeable Aidrsss'
WANTErI7To be known, that all kinds of Sew
y. lrg Machines are cleaned, repaired correctly
sdIs'Sd and in every Wy Gst Il The best possible
Sewing Machine nice, 40e OH St n W. jI6 ST.
WANTbD-An epe,get,c, educated whHe NAN
w = Ike Ike orders Adore Is, with reference Bnsi-
WANTED-A sEAMSTRESS, to 60 about nye
w miles from city; that unders;a DIS cutting Mt
Baker machine Address Box / Star office. is It
WANrET-A BOOkKEEPER, young man
w with good references, who understands the
business house address Lock BSs Iis' City Pess
One. yl5t
WANIED-A GIRL to do general homework,
400 list street northwest, corner of street yI43-
WANTED-FIFTY HORSES and CARTS Ap-
nus PLY e. the WAGES Of = sad Virgin.
WANTED-By a respectable White Woman, a
w SITUATION to do general housewerk in a
ss make fm herself f Sat
street between 81 aud ~ streets southwest yIi 81
WhNTEp AT EaMKRsON's Employment
se pof Once Nae and f FeSas =;
city and country; Also, a WHITE BOY. Fani
WANTED-A re- p)nsible TENANT for House
w Az street n nth xest: eight rooms IN 5dern
CAN at J6a S:s geshs2 TT s . 0frt0n GySg
jyl2 2w. 10. JOHNSON.
WAN1Ep-pLEATING to do on the Family
w flestihg Machine; TO 10 cents per yard. any
IISlbEl ire street Northwest: The rs 5tc Of
states FOR sale jy7-lm'
Ep-Immediately-F ANTILLES to call
kinds; also, Servants wanting good homes can get
them by sIplyins at the Eureka Employ ment Of
Ie23 I'm Mrs. LOUISE o. BUTLER.
TEnnsecend- hand FUENITURE, BED
S2oTs s1S SHOES vii, pa hs highest cash
SOLMAN & Co, No s56, corner 10Th street and
Pennsylvania avenue. msyll-ly
WANTED-Every man, woman, eirI, boy and
email Of 81 and from that mp TO the Very finest
Shoe, at sELBY's, 1914 and 1916 PennsyIvanis
avenue. Ctildrens' Shoes from sc. up jel7-tf
WANTED-PASTURAGE and sTABLING for
W nye or six cows during the summer within the
w, Star Office. mayl-n
WANTEp.OAkPETs TO CLEAN at Rices
tween ~ and 9Th streets g.. w-Oalled for and de
Hvered without charge. aplO-ly
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A census just taken in Rhode Island shows
that that tiny commOnw ealth can boast of a
population OF 25S,l 32, an Increase of a, 779
since the general census OF 1870. Assuming
that the percentage or increase for five years
past is as large In other states, we ought
now TO have population of about 5000 900.
The percentage of Increase in population
from lsc0 To 1870 was about 49, per cent.
The last census shows that the Increase from
l9O, when the population was estimated at
3,S29,2li. 10 $50 was about 2c6,o, 900 every de-
Cade, and the following figures show the in
crease from the latter date: 1888, l., $40, 02l;
$40 Il ,O'y ij}; 1850 q. 19l SIC; 1850, 3fAi3S2I
and 1S1e, -, is Sal. From this il will be seen
that the increase from 1SJD to $50 was over
Loco Geo, greater than from 1S''0 To 1870. The
main cause for this falling of (the war OF
the rebellion I'm the United States) no longer
existing, il is not Improbable that il 1850 we
may reach 81 ot0,COO. The safe Of New York
rs now engaged in taking an official census,
and expects 10 make a remarkable showing
as regards Increase New York city, which
hal but 9i2-2'2 in 1870, expects to count at
least eco 60 in ISIS. but ii must be remem-
bered that her population has been swelled
materially by the annexation OF the lower
portion Of Westchester county, which en-
braces towns each OF which contained seve-
Ial thOus and Inhabitants.
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BOARDING..

ID RIV1TE BOARDING AND FURNI SHED and
L UNFINISHED Rooms, No. 1915 TIN street
northwest. llyi6-2t'I ii. BUSCHtsG
BOARD WANTED FOR SIX MONTHS from
ID November LIST, in a modern house where there
are no children and no other guests. Five rooms
required: Location northwest. Address w. D.
b., City Poet Office. jyl56.E
MILLIKENS Corner OF 10Th and etreets
I'A northwest, Washington, d. o.. square from
Avenue and street cars. Board BY Inc week or
month. Transient Board, 81 per day. House thor
onghly renoystei and refurnished.
f6N FRANK MILLJKEN, Proprietor.
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PERSONAL.
NEW YORK CUSTOM HOUSE.
i Jr-r rA.,. :,

NEW YORK CUSTOM HOUSE.
~ July 10th, ISIS.
TO WILLIAMS, Washington, DC:
save your trip TO New York. M. Golistein. from
your city, has been here making heavy purchases of
the finest and freshest imported Havana Cigars
ever seized by our officers
- You will find him at Gil Pennsylvania avenue
He retalls the finest brands at To- H. Il and cents
each You can buy them from him cheaper AT re-
tau Than you can import them direct jyl5 3t
LIVERY LADY SHOULD GET PAIR OF
- those s Balmorals, or pair Gore Bu-kins for
The house at 16c. Also, Kid Slipper at the low
price OF I5c., worth 81. Please call through the
week, at 1914 and 1916 Pennsylysaia ave
Ine. Ie7 TT
AsTEoL coy.
MADAME ROSS.
Tiiz peieSrsied Lady hstroloefst and Hes,ine Me.
dom can be consulted at Nc. 20I street. corner OF
II, northwest She has no per.or in deltreAttnR
the Past, Present, and Future. In love or business
ner advice is invaluable, describing your friends
pointing out your enemies and informing you Of the
srre way TO success In all UNDERTAKINGS Cousulta
doL strt<:iy confidential. Ladies, q; gentlemen
el9 ivN-Iv
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EEAkFCL REDUCTION
DRY GOODS.
f07 Market SpatS. CARTER,S

l22 ards of yard wide Lawns. at cents. worth
-. sSor arcs OF yaro wide beautiful Lace Strlse
nictoria Lawn, very fine only Is cents, worth :
Parasols very cheap 81 yards pure Six Suips
Black Grens3ine, only 90 cents, worth 50, sue
ton goods VERY large assortment Of Linen Goods
Tor Ladies suitings, Il. Is, 20, Is Our entire
stock Of epriog Dress Goods he bought at almost
sny price offered ess yards Of beautiful yard wide
racine Petcaes, II cents. Excellent yard wide
Bisscn.d Cotton, 10 cents, worth Is, in renn ants
only; 2a6s Yards Of the very best Calico, cents,
ian short ends only , worth To- Excellent Handler
chiefs, cents. Splendid Stockings, u cents very
hne I. h, Il cents. Black Silks AZ cost. Very 1ne
Black Alpaca, 81 cents Large Quilts, 81 ie1s-tr
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MANHOOD RESTORED.
FAMILY SUPPLIES.

IL This seasons packing, 30 cents per can.
@. q. C0RNW ELL q SONS.
jyA-4t FINE GROCERS.
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DRY GOODS.

To BE SOLD To CLOSE BUSINESS
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LOANS Oh REAL ESTATE.
per cent. tog negotiating lylA-ts
Daily Kennebec journal., 1875-07-03
New Park at tho Hospitar,

On th, afternoon, at two O. clock, it is proposed
to dedicate the new Park, for the use of patients
at the Insane Hospital in this city The beauti-
full grotto, grove and field north of the hospital
buildings, containing about four acres, have been
enclosed by fence, and is now used as an airing
court or public park and pleasure ground, to be
used by the patients, and for their benefit, and
this Park it is proposed to dedicate, making q
regular Fourth of July celebration. 1t is indeed
proper to celebrate it as independence Day." for
many poor man and woman have now got the
liberty and freedom which have long been denied
them. The fence is from seven to eight feet high,
q close fence in the rear, and open work in front
in perfectly retired place, where the insane may
be removed from observation by any curious or
prying eye. The patients, two hundred or more
at time, have been let out into this enclosure and
it would do the heart Of philanthropist good to
witness their manifestations of delight and gratif
cation. 1t is to them like new found hope and
joy.
The exercises to-day will consist of singing
prayer, reading of the declaration Of ofindependence,
and possibly an address the whole to be followed
by acollation. The exercises arc confined to the
patients and few invited guests. 1t would not be
proper to invite the public, as it might be the
cause of too great excitement among the insane
pcOp,c,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1875-07-03
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
TO rHE--
gaily Eenaebee yuurnal.
BRUNSWICK.
The Coming Com mmencement at
BOWdOfn College.
Programme of the Exercises.
TO THE

Brunswick, July g The Commencement at
Bowdoin College begins Sunday with the Bacca-
laureate by President Chamberlain.
Monday-Junior prize defamation.
Tuesday-Gymnastic exhibition.
Wcdnesday-Forenoon, meeting Of alumni; af
ternoon, poem by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow,
l.. L. ID.
Grafton by George B. Cheever, d. d.; evening"
concert by Miss Cary, Miss Beebe, Mr.. Fessen-
den, Mr.. Beckett and the Philharmonic Club of
Boston.
Thursday-Commencemcn day, instead Of
Wednesday, as heretofore. Glass day exercises
omitted.
Friday-Meeting of the Phi Beta Kappa and
Maine Historical Society.
Brunswick, July 2. The Bowdoin crew left for
Saratoga this noon.
The Telegraph says Prof. John S. Sewall has
accepted the professorship of sacred rhetoric and
oratory at the Bangor geological Seminary, and
will resign the professorship here at the meeting
of the boards, next week.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1875-07-03
maple were too much for their digestive organs.

The owners of cottages are beginning to arrive
and are enjoying themselves to the fullest extent
Several new cottages are being erected, and i'm
portant additions made to others on Hallowell
avenue. The Hsllowell Society have raised their
headquarters, and the first story will be used for
q chapel exclusively, and will compare favorably
with any upon the grounds.
Many permanent Improvements have been made
in the Grove since the last meeting; new street s
laid out and graded, unsightly places leveed, and
grass now grows upon them; trees have been
thinned out, and others trimmed; buildings that
had been erected temporarily, and were becoming
too conspicuous, have been moved to more retired
locations, to make room for more permanent and
convenient structures.
Mr.. Read, who will provide the temporal food,
as usual, is already on the spot, and visitors and
excursionists are assured of good square meal a:
reasonable rates.
Reports from all parts Of the State indicate the
largest gathering ever upon this spot The COM
mittee, who are wde-awake business men, are
doing all possible for the comfort of the multitude.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1875-07-03

The union services, referred to in Thursday s
Daily, will commence at quarter to eight o'clock
on Sunday evening, in Granite Hall. The sever
al churches will hold their prayer meetings at half
past six o'clock in order to give every one an sp-
portunity of hearing Mrs. Kent Mason on the sub
jcct of temperance. Mrs. Mason is earnest,
self-made woman, with her whole heart in the
work, and she shosld have the sympathy and sup
port Of al good people. She is favorite lecturer
in the "old Granite State" A New Hampshire
exchange says of her :-"Modest. womanly, lady
Of refinement, self possessed speaker, it was a
pleasure to listen to her polished address which
was clothed in chaste. and even beautiful
language" Mrs. Mason will be assisted Sunday
evening. by the several city clergymen. We trust
that there will be awakening in the cause
Of Temperance.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1875-07-03

Rev. Mr.. Bolster, Of wiscassst, n spsakiae for
the alumni at Bstes college, "Wednesday, said he
through Free Baptist College 20 affected his
creed that he compromised and married Free
Baptist wife.
Dean Bradley was arrested in Watsrville, on
Wednesday, for attempting to pass ecrnterfsit
800 bill, but for want Of evidence be was allowed
to depart: The bill was United States gresn-
back, and avery clever imitation.
The army worm in this vicinity, after having al
most entirely stripped the apple orchards, are now
rapidly dying of in large numbers, rendering the
ground around the trees completely black with
icle.