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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-20
LOTTERIES,
HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS
DLOCNT SPRINGS.
THE GREAT
SOUTHERN HEAL4H AND PLEASCRE RRSORT

Direct on the line of travel between this city and
the Moth and East, 100 miles north of MOutgom-
cry, in the mountainous regions Of North alabama
Passengers leaving the CITY on the SOS P N. train
for the East by way of Mobile, Montgomery AID
Louisville, take dinner at the Jackson House
Blount Springs. next day.
Try q summer at this favorite resort, where you
get the best mineral water in America Send for
guide and circular Rates Of board 81 50 per day,
SIS per week S 10 and $50 per month. Refund
trip tick t. good until November $27
ie3 I'm J. o. TOWSER, Proprle toy.
DEER SALOON AND RESTAURANT,
.Gravier street...........I2S
my2- I'm BUGENE KRosT, Proprietor.
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H. PBRALrA. Secretary.
OmcA NA~ 4

Once New Orleans City Railroad Com.
pany, No. ia Canal street, New Or cans, Jane 49,
l576-At meeting of the Board of Directors held
on the fourteenth instant a DIVIDEND OF THREE
DOLDARS PR SHARE was declared, payable to
All transfers of stock for ten days previous to
that date must be ex-dividend.
jy20 tjyl C. T. LEWIS, Secretary.
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AUCTION SALES.
BY Placide J. Spear.

LARGE AND IMPORTANT SALE OF MOST BLI.
Chilly LOCATED IMPROVED AND VACANT
REAL ESTATE IN THR FIRST, SECOND,
THIRD. FOURTH, FIFTH AND hIXTH DIS.
TRICTS.
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A UGUsTk's
n
COMMERCIAL RESTAURANT
No. 100 Customhouse street.
Between Royal and Bourbon.

All the delicacies of the season, choice wines
ETC.. always on hand; also, all that necessary fer
sorees, weddings. etc, promptly furnished. Pr.
vate saloons up stairs. Elegantly furnished rooms
to rent by the week or month at moderate prices
The restaurant is open till midnight. feI3 lv
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1t is further ordered that the presidents and
secretaries OF the several Republican central
ward clubs furnish such delegates elected with
proper credentials, which shall De torwcided with
out delay to the secretary OF the Parish Executive
Committee for sttestation ahd transm ission to tie
Secretary of the State Central Executive Com.
nittee OF Louisiana.
By order of the Committee.
JAMES LEWIS, President.
CuApypsA RAorrR Secratary my2r
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Committee Of the parish of Orleans, New Orleans,
May q, lS16.-Whereas, Tho Republican State Cen
trail Executive Committee has called convention
in the city of Now Orleans, on Tuesday, the
twenty seventh day Of June, 1870, for the purpose
of nominating candldatts for Governor, Lieutenant
Cove rnor, Secretary Of State, Auditor of Public
Accounts Superintendent of Public E1ucstion aud
Attorney General. and to nominate candidate for
members of Congress from such congressional die.
trcts as have not other wise provided for district
convention to wit: Tho first and second districts,
and to nominate candidates for electors for Presi.
dent and Vice President OF the United States; also
to select a new state Central COMMITTEES.
Therefore. it 10 hereby ordered that an election
be held throughout tho respective wards in the
said dele gates have already been elected) on
WEDNESDAY, the twenty first of June, 1870, be.
tween such hor rs a. the several clubs NAV ap
point for delegates to the State Convention afore-
mentioned
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Han KieyeDIh Ward IenIraI ifepubiIcuu

Club, New Orleans, Jupe l9, l6.6-The election in
this ward for del. gates to the State nom mating
convention will take p ace the Central Gu hall.
on WEDNESDAY, June 81 The polls will be open
between The hours OF 6 a. NJ and 9 P. NJ. Commits
siepe.s Of election. r. E. Davis, James MORRISON,
w. Bennett H. j. Grandprs and N. Underwood
20 d. IL u. DESDi EES. Pc SIdeEf.
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MONTRo0ss;Sp H9r,E, ro,,sv
pTTnXT MJSSISSID

This superior hotel, located On the front, aud
pleasantly situated, is now open for tne reception
of vistors livery luxury the season affords is
literally furnished by the proprietor. Fare
splt ndid aid terms reasonable. Special induce
ments offered to eXcursionists.
my6 6m PETER J. MONTROSS
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;" = H. x2<Vo' I o
W. G. ELLIOTT Secretary. ie20 2tr

Hall of the Eleventh Ward Central he.
publican Club New Orieai S, June 10, lS1o.-Me-
MORALS and proceedings. Meeting called to order
az els P. NJ z. L. Desdunes in The chair. The
secretary being absent, r. r. Davis proposed the
name of Fred HYDE secretary pro tenn: Louis
Backus informed the cub Sat the secretary, Mat
GAN, at the corner and asked for time to go
after him was granted The secretary at his desk
e r. Davis moved II at the Ie2u ar business Of
the club be postponed for the puspOse of electipg
three commissioners in accCr. ance with 7 he resp
luton OFF. red BY B. B. Baquie. and adopted at the
previous meeting tn act i'll conjunction with the
two to be appointed by the chair 10 conduct the
election TO be he Id the twenty first OF June 1876
for candidates to the State CAnventiOE The mo-
ton prevailed
On molten, duly seconded, the following named
genrlem. n, T. l. Davis, James MorrisesOn and
William Bennett, were offered as commissioners
and duly elected.
On molten, the club went into nominations for
candidates to the State convention
The following named gentlemen were nominated
T. Williams 4 W. Tostrick H. c. Dibb q, Mat
Cant Joh Schsetfer, Richard Taylor 6. c. Graves
Neville Snith, L. A. Pons.
On motion the polls were ordered to be ops II ed
from A. NJ at tho Central Club room, and u be
closed at p. n.
On morton, the club adjourned. in order to meet
next Friday evening. Z. L. DESul MES,
ie2O IT. PRESIDENT.
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FIVE TRACTS OF LAND ON BAYOU SAUvAGk5,
WITH IMPROVEMENTS THEREON. ON THE
LINE OF THE NEW ORLEANS, MOBILE AND
CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD.
econd District Court for the Parish of Orleans

DY PIACIDE J. SPEAR, AUCTIONBRR-
% Office No. as Royal street.-SATURDAY, July
s, 1876, at twelve O'Clock NJ, will be sold at pub
lie auction at the Merchants and AuotiOneers'
Exchange, Royal street, between Canal and Gus
order from the Hon. A. L Tissot. judge of the SEQ
ond District Court for the parish Of Orleans, dated
June 1875 for account Of TIE above succession
with all the buildings and improvements thereon.
fronting on Bay on Sauvages, IN this parish, form
des gnated by the Nos 70, Is, II, 10 and 81, on a
plan drawn by L. H Pile on the twenty eighth OF
December, 1889 and deposi ed in the office OF G; B.
Fortier, late a rOtarS public in this city, as pa1
No. IL of DO TX OF plans No. l. Said t ac5s msasur-
ing as follows: tract No. %, $50 feet front on
one side and of 4l92 fe. deep on the other side;
tract No. IS $50 te front on said Bayou Sauvag-s
BY about 4ls2 feet deep On one side, and a1 az
feet front said Bayou Sauvases. BY about
APT feet deep on one side and 1852 feet on the
other side tract No. 70, 1870 feet front on SAID
BAYOU Ssuvages, by about 4261 feet deep
side and 1867 feet on the other SIDE aud tract No.
81 1870 feet front on said Bayou Sauvages by about
4297 feet deep side aud 1904 feet on the OtHer
side with the exception of certain strip Ofland,
making paIt of the above mentioned tracts. meas
Of the centre line OF the New Orleans.
Mobile and Chattanooga rail- Dad as located across
said lands extending distance Of ssa feet from
containing about 230O acres I'd sold TO the said
railroad per act rerfore F: A. Wooldey. notary.
the third of June 1869. Ire said tracts Of land
we're acquitted by said late J. B. Matthews, from
Paul A. Osborn by an act executed before ]. F.
Coy, notary pubic in this city, on the twenty first
day of January, 1870
Terms-Cash on the spot.
Act of sale before A. Bienvenu, notary pnblic
at the expense OF the purchaser jet - 2O21 jvl4
IRON SAFE GOLD WATCH AND CHAIN, FUkNI
TURE. ETC.
SUCCESSION OF GEORGE W. SIZER.
SecOrd District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. 80, 761.
DY PLACIDE j. SPEAR. AUCTIONBER-
- Office No. as Royal sire ,t.-FRlDAY, June
30 1876, at 1890 A. NJ. will be sold AZ public auc-
by virtue and in pursuance of order of the
Hon. A. 4. T1ssot, judge of the second D strict
Court for the parish OF Orleans, dated June H.
1876 for account OF said succession
ONE IRON SAFE, DESK. TABLE, CLOCK, AR
NOR, etc.
And at IL A. NJ. at No. 46 Royal street, (seeOn1
HoOrb between enville and CustOmhOuse streets,
tor account of the same sucee sson-
ONE BOOK CASE, BOOKS, GOLD WATCH AND
CHAIN, KNIVES and Other ar icles.
Terms-Cash. je20 25 81
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Notice 10 the Kepublicnn Voters of The

Third Ward,-In accordance with the call of the
P. publican Parish Executive Committee, there
viii be an election he'd at the Central Repub lean
Club room at Clay Hall, on Perddo street. between
Franklin and Liberty streets, on WEDNESDAY,
p NJ. for the pur pose of electing seven delegates
to the State Nominating Con ventiOn, which meets
on June q, 1876 The election will be u der the
supervision of the following comm ssoners: +. J.
Keeting, NJ. P. Creagh. W. H. Moody, Michael
Kelly, J. H. Perkins, William Kinney and Dr.
Charles Johnson.
W. L. EVANS, President.
w. ia1n
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-20

WEEKLY MoRTUARY REPoRr.-Or. Y. K.
Lemonner, secretary of the Board Of
Health. reports the following number of
deaths in the city Of New Orleans, for the
week ending Sunday, June l9, at T. NJ:
One Of alcoholism, 2 Of albuminuria, OF
ane mia, of apoplexy, of atelectass, OF
bronchitis, of burns, l of feebleneee Of birth,
l OF cancer of the womb, 2 OF cholera in
fantum 2 Of congestion OF the lungs. AZ OF
consumption, of infantile commissions, l
of adult debility, ] of infantile debility,
of delirium tremens, 2 of diarrhea. OF
chronic diarrhea, 2 of drOpsy. of dysen-
terry, | OF chronic dysentery, drowned,
of ele phantiasis, D of enterO-cOiitls, OF
epilepsy, OF congestive fever, 3 OF maiarial
fever, 2 of remi6tent fever, 2 of typhoid
fever of pernicious fever, of castro en-
teritis. of gastralgia, 8 Of hemOrrhage from
the lungs. | of hemOrrhage from the navel, z
of heart disease, of valvular heart disease,
l Of inf animation, of Inflammation OF
the brain of Inflammation of the bowels,
l of il fl animation of the lungs, 2 of mani
ton, 4 of injuries, 3 of disease Of the
liver, OF irfantile marasmus, l6 of measles,
3 of meningitis, of old age, of paraphle-
gia, l of pericarditis, of pleuro pneumonia.
1 OF typhoid pneumonia, l of pyemia, 2
of smallpox, i of tertiary syphilis, of
slomatltis, 2 of tables mesenterica, of teeth
ing, 4 of trismus nascentium, 3 OF tetanus,
2 Of hooping cough, not stated: total
l57. OF The above 80 were children under
five wears of age. Number inferred from
public institutions, IL; on certificate OF
coroners. II; on certificate of midwives,
10. In addition to the above, Is stillborn
children we're reported in the city.
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a bow aged six years, accidentally fell into
the river, at the head of Hospital street,
while playing on some logs, and vas
drowned before any assistance could be
rendered him. The body was recovered
and taken to the residence Of his parents.
No % Barracks street, where the coroner
held an inquest, and rendered a verdict of
accidental drowning.
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SAMUEL Bulls, Assistant Secretary. /

Hall of the seventh Ward Radical Ne.
publican Central Club, New Orleans. Jupe l9 1876
At an enthusiastic meeting OF the above club, the
following was unan mously adopted on motion OF
Mr.. William H. Green and on . motion LOT the pre-
yious question by Mr.. John Barrow:
Resolved That it is the se ,se OF The Republicans
of the seventh ward that the delegates that may
be elected from this ward to the State convention
of June n, 1876, that they do use ali their en-
deavors by their votes to prevent and oppose the
nomination of any individual. claiming 70 % BE
tenant Governor OF this State who. at any time
attempted directly or indirec ty to thwaTt the sue
ever memorable year Of 1872. -
First Vice President and acting President
4 L. DxNIs, Recording Secretary. Je5o'
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Suggestion of Widow Ache BoDjean.

CECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- of Orleans, No. SO ,6O3.-Notice is hereby given
to the creditors of this estate and to all other per-
days from the present notification, if any they
have or can, why the account presented by
LANCE NJ eilleur, Parliamentary executor of this es-
tate should not be homologated and approved,
and the funds distributed in accordance herewith
BY order of the Court
iel7 % 25* FRANK PACE. JR., Clerk.
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A BLOODY KNIFE AND RATCHET "A diff
Guilty occurred Sunday morning at the cor
ner OF ROYAL and Moreau streets between
Andrew Gibson and Richard johnson,
which resulted in Gibson being cut in the
head and mortally wounded with a Ratchet.
and Johnson beng stabbed in the back and
right side with a bowie knife ard badly
wounded Both men were sent to the Char
ity Hospital, where their wounds were pro
nounces dangerous, and the attending
physician expresses little hope for their
recovery. Jealousy was the cause OF the
difficulty,
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Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No. 80 ST..
, 1876-03-12
CRIMINAL.

John johnson WAS given . e,n plank and will
fast to-day at the instance Of ]. T. Meyers, who
alleges that he stole bundle Of coats from a
store ss No. 149 West Madison street, OF which
Meyers is the capitalist partner.
The residence OF William Archdaaoon at Oak
Park Was entered by burglars Friday night, and
two oyercoata, q silver watch and gold chain,
with wallet containing q rsilroad communication
ticket, stolen. Entrance WAS obtained By pick
ing the front door lock.
Henry Cine stole locket from j. 3. Cham
berg j. Co. He failed to escape in consequence
Of the vigilance Of one Of Buckley's men, who
took him to the Armory, and. upon IN e1nmina-
ton, Summarized changed the charge to disor-
derry conduct attaching penalty Of thirty days
st Felton's.
About haif-past s o'clock yesterday morning
August Jerusld, pe1dler, wlli.e attempting to
steal carpets from the rooms Of Mrs. pierson, at
No. SIG Stata street, was discovered, and endeay-
ored to escape BY jumping from the roof to the
ground below, o distance OF 50 feet, The result
was that he fractured both legs, and is to-day IN
inmate Of the County Hospital, given over to
death.
Tho house Of d resident on Monroe street, be-
tween Aberdeen aud Centre avenue. WAS visited
by burglars ut an carly hour yesterday morn
ing and several hundred dollars worth Of 'valu-
ables, including clothing. money, aud ieweiry
taken. The burglars we're iriGhtened.off by the
cries of q servant girl and, as they yero leny-
ing tho preEnlses, they attempted to silence the
calls far police from tho owner by Shooting
Neither alarm reached tho ear Of the police,
and the burglars escaped.
, 1876-03-12
PEDES7RlANISM.

TON HILLERS vs.. MARSHALL AGAIN.
Miss Won Hllern and Mzs. Marshall, the con"
tessants IN the first female walking match "lta
which this city Was ever b1est, sunouncs thas
they will walk smother stretch, beginning At tne
West Side Rink tomorrow morning. and coo-
tlnuing six days AID. Thomas Foley has
been selected as stakeholder, snd dan!J
Schmehl- Jr-, as referee The loser ~
tho last contest has never been satisfied with ne
result, and will undoubtedly make it very ilse1
for her competitor. Inasmach as the pa1r aso
very evenly matched, there ought to b sorao
good sport in the contest Ulrica Feznef, >
Milwaukee walker Of some note, will ba pfassaa.
3 part o. the time to compare her ef5le Al@
speed With those OF the other tao.
WESTON
E. ?. Weston having challenged Ill Engthno
to produce man to run or make the best o. @ ~
way for sevensy-6ve hours against hls yves
ton's) walking for the same time, and sl:o ones.
ing to giro any man in England fifty miles sss,s
in seyenty-tiEe hours journey, Mr.: F. aieon
has accepted the offer aud will produce maa
that has never walked public match-for sas
simple reason that he could neser get IN oPPS
nent to so far euouGh-to take the lilly Hnes
start, aud another gcntloman has made p1opy, p,
sition for Martin, Of Maidstone. OF G. Howell "
Cambridge, to make tho best Of iheir "sy'
, 1876-03-12
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Tho Rev Arthur Swazey, D. D. will preach
this morning and evening at .ha Fourth Presby-
teriau Church.
J. 3. Dickinson is candidate for West Town
Assessor, subject to the decHion of the Repub-
1ican Convention.
Mrs Elizabeth A. Bryant, alady OF literary at
ta'nments. viii lecture at sp. II. to-day IN the
Dime Course at Grows Optra-Hall. Subject
"Tho Genius OF Napoleon"
There will be meeting tc1d Tuesday after
noon At o'clock in the rooms OF the Athen,eun
to organize society for the promotion of the
kindergarten interests Of this city. Tho organ
izarion viii probably be caliedthe Froehel Union.
The Inst entertainments of the Star Course
this season will be given this weok at the Ply
mouth aud Union Park Churches by the Boston
Philharmonic Club. assisted by Miss Laura
Schiymer. Option tickets can now be exchanecd
for reserved seats at Jansen, McCIurg j. Co.'S.
The Sunday lecture taie afternoon at McCpr-
coEmick's Hall will be by Prot. A. D. Cunning,
who will deliver scientific iectuso On & Flowers
and Their Frends-" This is new lecture, and
will not be delivered again this season. Tho
lecture viii DO illustrated with chalk and crayon
drawings on the blackboard. Admission, 10
cents.
The lovers OF science will to glad to learn
that hIr. Richard L. Proctor viii eivo course
Of four lectures on astronom. at Farwell Hall.
beginning one week from tomorrow night.
These lectures axe wholly nov, md will be very
brilliantly illustrated. Ticket. will be on sale
tomorrow morning 1t ". :. Keen, Cooke s.
Co.'a, 115 State street.
A. E. Willis will deliver lecture in Harrison
Street Baptist Church, corner sangamon street,
Tuesday evening, on ''PhreIology and Re1ig
ion" showing Why scientific men oppose the
Christian religion, what truA religion is, the
religious faculties and their is,ffnanrh m hproan
character; chronological explanation Of conyer-
sion Admission IS cents.
Services will be held at the Erring Womens
Refuge, corner OF Indiana avenue and Thirty.
first street, Tuesday afternoon at o'clock, tor
the purpose Of dedicaslng tue new building re-
Gently erected BY this organization. The open
Tiffany, followed by DR.. Everts, Dr.. Locke, the
Rov. a1r. Bartlett, the Ros. Mr.. Gibson, and
others.
, 1876-03-12

Judge McAllister was around again yesterday
| and on the Bench long enough to dispose Of {
few applications for discharge on bail.
The North Town Collector yesterday pait
5000 into the County Treasury. His total col.
LOTIONS 30 far amount to s16l, ,951.s7.
The Grand Jury did very little business yester.
day, and nothing Of importance The Wilcke
murder case "as AGAIN postponed until tuesday.
Those having special interest in the general
fund Of the County Treasury, were made glad
yesterday when Mike Evans turned 55u DoO Into
the Treasury. About half tue amount goes to
the county, and to tho fund which has 80 long
been exhausted
John Riddoll. accused Of in1icting the wounds
which led to the death of q negro in tho North
Side shooting scrape few days ago, and who
waa placed III jail Friday on the Coroner's war
rant, was yesterday released OIL = writ Of habeas
corpus
il. Kearney. u member OF the County Board
OF Education, and an at.ache of the 6herifT's
office, was few evenings ego presented With
Pold-headed cane BIZ the members Of tho s'Jol1y
Pedro Club Of the West Side, Of which be il
President. John Comiskey E,ade tho presenta-
tion speech. and Dir. Kearney paid for the wine.
The County Attorney. Yesterday prepared a
draft Tor the contract betEoen Scxson aud tho
county for tue erection Of tho buildings
in connection with tho now hospital.
The main features of tho contract
are that Is per cent Of the contract price B to be
retained by the county until the complexion OF
the work for tho beueft OF tie Workmen and
labor.
Tho proceedings Of the County Board for tho
last quarter will be issuetr in pamphlet form in
a. few days. The understanding upon
which the Printing of tho proceed
, 1876-03-12


The Rogers Park Phi!omathean Lycepu and
Literary and Debating Association has led u
prosperous though somauba. monotonous exist.
euce for the past three months. Tuesday, q
most interesting debate took place the question
set for discussion being the following: (which
ia the most powerful influence or Money 2"
The subject waa debated at great length, but the
arguments Of those sordid minds which held the
superiority Of Mammon over Cupid proved 30
much more convincing than the fervent appeals
Of the champions OF Love that the three Judges
unanimously decided in favor Of Money. The
decision Was somewhat coidly greeted. Next
morning the Secretary Of the Lyceum received
the designations OF the three gentlemen
who had acted as judges, each OF whom stated
that while the Association would erer command
bis best wishes and happlest memories, his pri-
vate affairs would no longer permit him to at
bad scalp-wound. and his wife bought now
broom that morning. saying TINT she wanted one
that Was stronger in the handle than the last.
Another's face was badly scratched and some Of
his hair Was missing, so that it was thought that
perhaps an attempt was made to burglar1ze his
house. though be is very reticent upon tue sub
1ect- The third has been taken sick aud-his
wife saTs. though she has not called
in the docsor-cannot see any one. The
orators who pleaded the cause OF filthy
j.
were bloated tools OF Wall street, and tho fe
male population stuffed it's bustles With the
Cincinnati Enquirer or Chicago Inter-O Ocean.
Letters are sent to them containing counterfeit
oickels and diapidated shinplastors no longer
with beer, accompanied By the |
taunt " 1hts ia what you PREFER to heart +!
filled With LOVE! Mercenary wsetch! Even
the fond sister Of one Of their number says just
wait till one OF tho buttons comes of the back |
Of his shirt some Sunday morning. |
that'a all" Sad as unquettionably is their |
fate, it is an open question whether |
the cold ecorn and open contempt that their pa-
tient demerit Of the female oppreBsor takes is
sny worse than the effuslve cordiaty and ex-
cessive affection with which the champions who |
drew their maden tongues for the sacred cause
Of love are greeted. Tho three unhappy orators |
ire waited for when the $50 train comes in BIZ
Devles of'fair dansels, who insist on seeing
hem hons indeed. one rnakes q habit Of stay-
ng II town till the 11:20 express, getting of at
Rosehill aud walking home, and then rising
10 rs to catch the $40 morning
reight, practice which is already beginning
o tell npoa his health Another stands oaf