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National Republican., 1877-10-29
Rudeness of an Onicer.

Officer George d. Konner, on duty at the
Smithsonian grounds, yesterday was guilty of All
uncivility and rudeness which should not go un-
rebuked. He found gentleman who was out rid
ing In a phaeton with his wife and child had
alighted in the grounds at the rear OF the Smith
sonian building for the purpose of giving the child
u drink. While thus engaged, and the lady sitting
in the carriage, II appears that the horse nibbled
at the grass u little and was observed by on
Ger Kenner, who Just then made his ap-
pearance. and boisterously informed the gentle
man that he was a trespasser, and that he had
a great mind TO take him into the station The
gentleman told him that he was quite unaware
that he was committing trespass, but that he was
willing TO give him his address and respond to any
charge that the officer might make against him,
but that he did not want public lecture on the
law. He supposed this was satisfactory, and was
getting into his carriage TO pursue his drive when
the officer appeared To become angry at the retort
about the lecture and seized hold OF the gentleman
and was about 10 drag him away from
his family, when several gentlemen OF.
fered their names as Witnesses to the rudeness
OF the officer lie finally permitted his prisoner to
ride with his family to the Finh Precinct, where
collateral was deposited after much difficulty In
procuring change for a twenty dollar note. The
arrest was not made account of the alleged tres
pass but because the officer had the power to do IT,
and having lOst his temper, chose to exercise that
power in the presence Of a lady and her child. Tho
matter will come up before Judge Smell this morn.
ing.
National Republican., 1877-10-29
Police Court.
UsEky lewis, profanity. S.. West Adams,

WsLky lewis profanity, S.. West Adams,
disorderly, s.. The charge against Harry Christ.
man for keeping his bar open on Sunday was dis.
missed. no one appearing against him. Mary Dor.
sey charged with receiving stolen goods, nOfe pros.
The case against G. A. Duffy was dismissed for
want OF prosecution. Sylvester Burns was
raigned for assault and battery OIL Cecilia Carr;
case continued till Monday. NJ Kelly was charged
with impeding one Pat Mcnamara from testifying
against a certain gambler named Moran, but judg.
ment was suspended Charles LlcRs, alias George
Turnburke, assault on William Turner, continued
till Thursday. Thomas Goodwin stole an overcOat
from Frank Humphrey; sentenced 70 six months
In jail. Tom Brown prepared for the winter by
snatching u bundle Of undershirts from Rebecca
R0thberg for which he will spend six months In
Jail. Vincent Flood, assault on Harry Johannsen
pleaded guilty and was fined $40 John Norris, as.
sault on his wife, Bridget released on personal
recognzance. Lewis Thomas, assault on Horatio
Merryman, a constable, fined S. or five days
Johanna Robinson, charged with maintaining a
nuisance, did not answer when her name was
called, and an attachment was issued for her.
John Evans, maintaining nuisance In allowing u
pool of stagnant water tn remain on his premises,
attachment issued. John Chapman, maintaining
q nuisance, case continued until Wednesday.
Beverly Ross, charged with embezzement, case
continued till Tuesday. Edward Bailey and Minor
Lindsey, loud and boisterous, discharged. Peter
and Charles Miner were charged with stealing
eight chickens, but as the ofiense was not com.
mtted in tho District they were discharged.
National Republican., 1877-10-29
IS PANTS to order. EisENAS Bros, 7th and !
New Altar at the Academy of Visitation.

New Altar at the Academy of Visitation.
The Academy of the Visitation, recently re-
Gently removed from Tenth and Streets to the
new building corner Connecticut avenue and l.
street, has opened under most favorable auspices
and with eighty.one pupils In attendance. by
special arrangement with the Metropolitan Rail.
road the pupils of the academy of whatever size
can ride on half.fare by purchasing tickets for
that purpose. The members OF the community
number twenty nine. one Of whom is late ar
rival from Baltimore, Sister Mary Xavier Queen,
who has succeeded Sister Mary Margaret as di.
roctress OF the academy, the latter at
her own request rcsgning her classes. Sis:
ter Mary Xavier Is a member of one Of
the Oldest Catholic families OF Charles
County. Nd, became a member Of the Wit alton
order forythree years ago, aud for the last thirty
four years has been O member of the community
n Baltimore. The cosy little chapel Of the Sacred
Heart within the cditiCo Is being rapidly fitted up
A splendid new organ has been placed In the organ
lon ready for use, aud the windows have been
a foundation of masonry. extending to the solid
earth beneath, there Is now being erected by J. A.
Rutherford 4 Co., of Capitol Hill. marble altar
which will be one of the handsomest In the Dis
hict. II Is Of polished white Italian marble, and
finished IN the highest style Of workmanship
u Is nine feet six inches high from the floor to
feet wide. The altar table Is two feet
deep, with two steps on the rear OF IT, each seven
inches high and eight inches deep. being on either
side of the tabernacle. On the tabernacle and
supported by four marble columns Is the canopy
for the reception of the rcmonstrancc, and on
either side OF this is solid marble panoing two feet
high and extending the full width of the altar
The altar front Is divided into three panels by bcau
tliul columns, with COrnthian capitals, the centre
panel having raised mcdalian over which il
carved bold relief a representation of "Agnus
appearance, and will accord beautifully with the
sanctuary and chapel furniture.
National Republican., 1877-10-29
AT THE CITY RABh.
Three Courts IN Session saturday-New Suits
Entered-Caiendars for To-Day-Transfers
of Real Estate.
The District Courts.

Tho District Courts.
CIRCUIT couRT-cHIEf JUSTICE CARTIER.
Barbour 4 Hamilton vs.. VIM. Henderson ct
al; Judgment against Henderson for sI5.45.
United States use Of Thos. L. wnggaman, vs.. J.
E. Kelly; demurrer stricken out and judgment for
s21ss72
Geo. Truesdell executor, VS.. Seth A. Terryet al;
j. T. Lighter vs. The New Jersey Mutual Life
Insurance Company, of Newark, N. j. judgment
set aside and ten days to plead.
Ellis Travcrs VS.. Hoover & Co; demurrer over
ruled. and leave to answer or plead.
John II. Mcdaniel vs. T. p windsor; motion for
Judgment oyerruled:
Dr. T. y: Myord vs.. John Cherry; motion to set
Higgins Cobb 1 Co, VS.. II. II. Hadley ct al;
Judgment Notwithstanding plea.
Mitchell 4 Allen VS.. John Hancock; judgment
Charles ReinRSrdt I S @ vs. Nicholas zsnge ct al suit
discontinued as to Maria Zange,
L. T. Bower VS.. J. 7. Fitzgerald; motion to quash
Thomas Irvine VS.. Thomas Paynei motion to
C, T. Davis vs. W. J. Murtagh; leave to withdraw
", $. Crown vs. F P Hill; motion to aside judg.
mcnt granted
S. X. Kramer VS.. wineberger Bro; motion to
quash attachment granted.
Pcyton scrvener VS.. Barbara Dorm; demurrer
ovcrruled.
quash certioTdr granted.
T. F.. McGraw, executor, vs.. Simon Carmody;
| motion for judgment overruled
g. w Hurt vs.. James Anglim; motion for judg-
ment oyerruled.
s. Cioldstein 4 Co. VS.. T. Roessle & Son ct al;
| judgment Notwithstanding plea.
James Fitzgerald VS.. G. i. Carly; judgment OF
one cent and damages.
b. J. Behrcnd vs.. A. T. Hazel motion for judg.
ment oyerruled and leave TO reply.
A. T.. L. Reese VS.. John Freeman; judgment OF
condemnation.
EQUITY CoURT-JUsTICE oLIN.
Mosher vs., Mosher; order appointing William H.
Clogctt representative OF complainant
Pattison VS.. French ct al order 10 pay money
into court
johnson & Co. vs. Fugitt ct al. order overrulng
petition OF Rowland for leave to sell.
Hughes ct al. vs.. Hughes; sale of property order
ed, and Mr. Payne appointed trustee
PROBATE CouRT-JUsTICE oLIN.
This court was engaged In hearing the argument
In the matter Of certain contested suits said to be-
long to the estate of Judge William Hogan, decd
The hearing was not concluded and will be resumed
| to-day.
SUITS ENTERED.
Lac Sde-IIerminc Berger VS.. 2. s. Furstner ct
al; on account
Equity ShiS.-J. II. Mcdaniel vs. Harriet White
head Tor appointment OF trustee
National Republican., 1877-10-29
DISTRICT AFFAIRS.
Kidding for Street Work.


Engineer Ho1ie on Saturday opened bids
for the following work; Constructing Ave gutter
drops, with connections on Seventh street. between
O street and South Carolina avenue southeast.
Owen 0Harc, Sle3sp; H. IIimber, esel0 r, Ma.
loney, eS3.19. Also for rebuilding wing wall Of
culyert on Seventh street road. NJ Osborne, s2g7
u ilimber, $3.50. Also for the improvement Of
Myrtle street. between North Capitol and First
streets cast J.J. Dsnaher, s5oH "; J. Desmond 4
Co s26e 20; j. q, stafford s2ol7o .. o'Hare s2ei7
will probably be made to-day.
NO STANDARD OF FLOUR EsTABLIsHED.
A communication has been sent by the District
Commissioners to Messrs J. q. Waters, John u.
Seiu and A. Ross Ray, commissioners Of -four In
spcctions, stating that various complaints have
been made Of the inspection OF Hour, In consc.
qucnce Of no standards" having been furnished
TO inspectors, and requesting their reasons for this
omission.
MINOR DISTRICT NOTES.
Mr.. isaac N. Cary puts In a claim for extra ser.
Vices as deputy United States Marshal at the Police
Court
Attention has been called TO an overflow caused
by inadequate sewerage in alley Of square 025.
MIR. J. n. Young asks that the alley between q
and aud Seventh and Eighth streets northwest
be paved.
The Board Of Health recommends that the
foul material from sewers and sewer traps be do
posted In some less Objectionable place.
Maurice Connor. an inmate Of the workhouse
has been pardoned.
Mr.. John T. Lehman requests that the sidewalk
be laid and street graded on New Jersey avenue
and Second street east
National Republican., 1877-10-29
PORT
NoBBY cashmere suits, at EIsENAS BI

Ci,arcd.-Steamer f. c. Knight, Chichester, New
York, with an assorted cargo to New York mer.
chants,
National Republican., 1877-10-29
The Chemistry of tho Kitchen.

This was the topic of paper which pointed
the discussion before the Philosophical Club yes
terday afternoon, Of which Prof. Brainerd was the
author. After brief but very clear survey OF the
chemical constituents Of human food, in which
good deal Of light was thrown upon vegetable
physiology In It's more practical bearings, the Pro-
lessor gave his views Of the proper modes OF cook
ing several leading articles of diet so to adapt
them to the heaithful digestion and assimilation
nrocesScs and in"rsdienis cmplnWed in tbe nrnnar
alton Of bakers bread and other articles OF diet
whereby many people were swlndlcd and victim.
lied Some OF these were quite startling, and cal
culated to open the eyes Of all fortunate enough to
be present. DR.. Wright Judge Coombs DR.. Gross,
and Others were In attendance. Prof. Cook pre-
sided,
National Republican., 1877-10-29

The Shakespeare Club held Its second meet.
Ing Of the season In the parlors of Mr. W. c. Muir.
dock oil Vermont avenue, last Saturday evening
with fair attendance In its reorganization this
season new features are proposed both of pleasure
and profit to those connected with II, and It's best
efforts during the winter will be IN the direction OF
an intelligent study OF the works of Shakespeare
The club Is composed af good material and there
Is much enthusiasm among It's members. Ths fol.
lowing officers were elected President, Mr.. Charles
H. Dodge; vice.president, Miss Mary Cauldwel
secretary, Capt L, C. Adams; treasurer, Mr.. James
f. Bangs executive committee, Messrs, W, c. Muir
dock. Ralph Jefferson, DR.. y, bacon, and Misses
Annie liuppeTtUn aud Kate SChmidt,
National Republican., 1877-10-29
FALL Oyercoats. EIsEMAS BRos., seventh and E.
NAVY Ynrd Notes.

Tho following vessels are now harbored at
the Navy Yard; The Frolic, going out Of commits
sion soon, and now being relieved Of It's magazine
receiving ship Wyoming which the Board of In.
spectors, Commodore Cooper president, reported TO
be the cleanest vessel they ever visited, and the Re
ef Monitors saugus, Wyandott, Montauk and
commission under Commander Soma. The Yantlc
to undergo repairs as soon as the dredging tug Is
OF the ways.
The Navy Yard library is receiving constant &C.
QUESTIONS, and proves to be great source of pleas
ure TO the sailors and marines. The yard has Just
received its winter supply OF 800 tons of coal A
very small discharge from the construction bureau
took place last Tuesday: The machne-shop has
received It's winter coat Of paint The streets have
been repaired and everything about the yard looks
neat and clean. The shops are all now working
eight and a half hours day; from eight In the
morning to i;sO D. IN
National Republican., 1877-10-29
Law SUMMARY,

Philip Butler, one year in the penitcntiary for
larceny.
petit larceny and was sent to Baltimore for two
years.
Three years In the penitcntiary was given
Joseph Whitney for committing the second offence
Of petit larceny.
A case of petit larceny was made out against
Frank Cronin, and this being the second offence
he was given two years in the Baltimore peniten.
tiary.
John Deatmo pleaded guilty to the charge of
petit larceny. This being his second offence, the
court sentenced him to the pcntentiary for two
years,
National Republican., 1877-10-29

A Sunday Scrimmage.

Yesterday, about eleven o'clock a. m, Parker
Fields, notorious colored rough, who resides in
Shepherds alley northwest. got into scrmmage
with another of the dcnizens Of that locality, and
for short time the alley was perfect pandemoni.
um. OniCcr McScal, hearing the noise, soon made
his appearance on the field, when Parker drew a
large navy revolver and pointed 1t at him, but
luckily II did not 60 of. The officer then grabbed
him and succeeded In putting the nippcrs on him,
when brother OF the prisoner made a violent as.
sault on the oilicer but McNea pluckily held on TO
his man, and by freely using his baton on his new
Assallant placed him hOrs de combat, and finally
marched the two 10 the station house.
National Republican., 1877-10-29
Thc Cnmilln ur.o Conccrt Lnsl NlKht.
The Opera House,

The Herman Brothers are determined not to
be outdone this week In the way Of grand and
special attractions. They have secured an en-
gagemcnt with Tony Pastors renowned New York
company, admitted to be the greatest variety com.
York. Among the list Of singers. dancers, mu
slcians, negro Ministries and German and Irish de-
lineators are the following artists, renowned the
world over for their superiority In their particular
rO'cs, viz: Dclehanty and Hengler, Ferguson and
Mack, Watson and Ellis, Edna Markley, the Ben.
The Rehearsal" will commence the performance
this evening to be followed by general variety per-
fOrmancc never before witnessed In this city.
National Republican., 1877-10-29

In order that the lovers of turf sports in
Washington may have chance to see the flyers
who have taken part in the races in Baltimore, COL
F.P. Hill proprietor Of the Benning track has
made arrangements to give a fall meeting on
Wednesday. Thursday and Friday Of this week, at
which all the famous horses OF the country are en-
tered The owners Of the different stables which
are now at Pimlioo have slgnihed their intention
OF competing for the liberal purses offered,
The following known horses were entered Lady
Saiyers, Wash Booth, Derby, RappahannOCk, Am
bush, Bullet Ore Knob, OF0le, Kllbourno aud First
Chance. SO good sport may be anticipated,
National Republican., 1877-10-29
gcHILpREN's blouse suits, at EIsEMAS Bros.
The Citizens Memorial to Congress

The executive committee of the citizens
meeting which was held on the 10Th inst have
made arrangements for presenting to Congress the
subject Of their memorial, namely, that Congress
port Of the District Cove rnment paying half Of
tho expenses, including interest, and the liquida.
ton Of the si 10000 public debt, About $4,000 900
are annually required for this purpose, and the
quest rs made on the ground that tho General Gov
ernment is as much Interested as the people of the
District in the Improvement Of the streets and
avenues and the protection of property by means
of police and the IRE department etc. The various
committees heretofore appointed at the citizens
meeting are engaged In the preparation OF state
ments giving full information on all affairs affect
ing the Interests Of the District.
National Republican., 1877-10-29
What the Circus Len,

About one o'clock yesterday morning, after
the circustcnt had beon folded up and the circus
men had stolen away like the Arab, Oficer Rhodes
found a colored man named Thomas Richardson
OH the deserted grounds, at the corner of Ninth
and streets with his head cut quite badly. lie
stated that he had been assaulted and knocked
down by some unknown party fhe wound was
dressed by Dr. u. h. Adams after which he was
tsfen 70 his home in Chapman alley.
National Republican., 1877-10-29
s. CHILD suits. ErsEnAx BRos., Seventh and
Hlberpia building Association.

The committee appointed at late meeting
of the Hibernia Building Association to wait upon
X. FitZmorris, their late treasurer afler full dis
cusslon agreed to accept his proposition to pay the
amount Of his alleged deialcation back in monthly
installments of $50 each, with interest In order
that the association might be assured of his willing
ness 10 secure them against any loss whatever. he
also agreed TO give q second mortgage on all his
property. Mr. fitzmorris has acted In straight.
forward manner and It is the earnest wish Of his
many friends that he may soon relieve himself OF
his present pecunlary embarrassment.
National Republican., 1877-10-29
Sirmck by IA Street Car.

About haIf-past ten O'clock Saturday night
0fiCer Shea found man named Charles Lockhcad
at the corner OF Seventh street and Pennsylvania
avenue IN an intoX iCated condition aud bleeding
nom bad cut Of his head IoCkheRd was So far
under the influence of liquor that he did not know
how he had received the Injury, Tho conductor of
Avenue car IS said that the man was struck by n
Scycnlh street car going south The Officer 10 X
the Injured man 10 the finh Precinct station,
where DR.. Walter dressed hh injuries.
National Republican., 1877-10-29
The Mis-. Hosmer Concert.

1t should bo remembered that Miss Kate
Hosmer who is such a fIvoritc with our muslc.lov-
ing public, gives a grand concert on next wednes-
day night at Lincoln Hall She will be assisted by
Professor Carl Richter. Miss Eva Mills, Miss Kate
Goodall Miss Lottie Swallow, Messrs John Pugh,
KOhr Morsel, Widney, W. 5. Young and Koech.
ling. The programme is very attractive. The gem
oral admission Is 10 cents, and the tickets, with
served seats, are for sale at Ellis music store.
National Republican., 1877-10-29
The Dasliaways.

Tho regular meeting of the Dashaway Re-
form Club was held last night in Temperance Tem-
pie, the president Joseph Williams, in the chair,
aud l., II. Patterson secretary. The meeting
was opened with prayer by Charles NJ Nye
when the club was entertained with ear.
nest and Interesting addresses by Joseph VII.
oOmbc D, p. Holloway, Jack Reynolds, Jere vii.
liAms, and Charles NJ. Nye. The hall was crowded
with the largest audience yet had Since the
Inauguration Of the society. quito a number
signed the pledge.
National Republican., 1877-10-29
Theatre Comiuue,

Tonight commences the sensational drama
of THE Stolen Child" shehan and Jones. Irish
comedians; Billy Maloney and Mabel Gray tho
great sparrcrs; and Lottie Brown, the scrio comic
warbler, are among the varied attractions. Jake
Budd, the popular comedian, plays tonight and
during this week. This fact alone should lll the
house every night
National Republican., 1877-10-29
Book snIe this Evening.

Commencing at 7:30 o'clock, Thomas Dow
ling auctioneer will sell, at his .rooms, southwest
corner Of Pennsylvania avenue and Eleventh
street a large collection of books among which
arc ApplctOn's aud Chambers encyclopedias
Dores Paradise Lost" and many rare and yulua.
bic works Ou art, history, poetry, biography, and
general literature,
National Republican., 1877-10-29

ONE visit to DR.. Hartley nsures instant rolef for
catnrrh. No exorbitant fees In advance. Resi-
dence removed to 93i New York avenue
Left-or clothing watches, pistols &C., bought at
Herzog's, 9l5 street. Orders attended 10.
All kinds Of trunks made to order, repaired and
covered at Murray's, sos Pennsylvania avenue,
Market Space.
National Republican., 1877-10-29
CIRCUIT CoURT-CIIEF JUSTICE CARTIER.
CRIMINAL coURr-JUsrICE MACARTHUR.
Real Estate Transfers.

A. Joy to Mary T. Collins, for $30l.25, part
Of lot ., square 500; A. X. wellman to Eugene
Carus for s2,2oO lot 81, square 93i; J. G. Rumsey
to D. NJ Smith and s. ii. Wimsatt, for Si0 900. lot A.
square 800; T. l.. Tullock TO r. W. Mann and u.
to Il. Farrell. for 500, lot il, square 776 William
Saunders to r. NJ. Bradley, for ssOO lot los Bealls
addition 10 Georgetown.
National Republican., 1877-10-29
YFw IDvERTIs I'm ENTs.

Notice, c. A. Appel.
Lecture. DR.. Kirkua
Pool selling, Imperial Hotel.
Pleasant rooms, oil r street.
Notice, temperance meeting.
Cancer cure DR.. J. II. Bertine.
National Theatre, Lydia Thompson.
Tony Pastors combination, Opera House.
For rent-Room, 1907 II street northwest.
Smoky chimneys cured by 7. D. Entwise.
Patent
Holland Bros, hstters and dealers in gentlemen I
goods.
National Republican., 1877-10-29
Rubl,er Coats.

A large variety of light weight rubber coats,
Mystic. Gossamer and Glove Company's goods, from
% to 81. Light colors for duckins and livery Long
cloaks with sleeves. English reversible for $3.50.
Policemcn's rubber coats
GEo, c. HENNtSo 40 Seventh street.
National Republican., 1877-10-29

PRIeG's JEwgLRy sroiR received this morning q
beautiful assortment Of jswelry on consignment
This lot of goods made in roll plated for wear and
appearance will take the place OF solid sets.
pins from 81 TO go. No. i57 Pennsylvania avenue,
near Four and e half street.
National Republican., 1877-10-29
Court Calendars for To-Day.
SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT.

FlfhEME tolhl VI
81. b. md 7. II. X, Co. VS., Gallaher; 81, Cherry
vs.. Marsh 67. Downing VS.. District Of Columbia; /;
60, CluSs VS. District Of Columbia; 10 Burton VS.
Barbour: H. United states rel. McMnnnS VS.. Moore;
~, Schlerb vs. Clark United States rel. Satterlec
vs.. Secretary Of War; %, FAINT vs.. Fendall; 10,
Horey vs. Mcdonald.
CIRCUIT CoURr-CHIEF JUSTICE CARTIER.
Nos 1Oi, Kellholtz & Hanise vs.. Nlley & Camp.
bell l66, Davis VS., Pedrck 4 Benter; l6I, United
Mayer vs. Bcvcridge; l7y, Maltus vs.. Schwarzen.
berg: lsl, Rest VS.. Kingsnyer; ls3, Sutton VIII
son; 1885, HetZcl vs. Kecfe x ONeil lS7, Gibbs VS..
Hoyt; 100 Davis Sewing Machine Company VS.
ROthwell II Richards; lVl, Hill, trustee. VS.. Todd;
lg3 Holmes vs.. Vanderberg; 1874, Plume ct al. VS..
Hooper
CRIMINAL coURT-JUsTICE MACARTHUR.
Matthew Middleton. Walter Lewis, Washington
Meredith, William Braddon alias Nelson, James
McQuode alias Murray Alex lIurd alias Hurt. lar
ceny; John Brown, burglary; Walter Hungeriord,
tent to kill.
National Republican., 1877-10-29

VIZ NOTICE that a great treat Is in store for our
readers at Lincoln Hall Ia. morrow night What
with DR., Rirkus popularity as q speaker and a
very telling subject, we are sure that very many
will want to be there. Sec advertisement.
National Republican., 1877-10-29
Alexandria News,

Thomas P. Morgan, esq, President of the
Board Of Fire Commissioners of the District of Co.
lumbia, on Saturday night visited Alexandria, and
on behalf of the. Washington Fire Department pre-.
sented a testimonial to the fremen Of Alexandria
for tho assistance rendered by them at the Patent
0hico fire Mr.. Morgan was received at tho depot by
Mayor Kemper aud Chief Engineer Leadbeater,
and escorted to the Council Chamber, where the
presentation took place, Mt. Morgan. Mayor KEN.
per and Chief Engineer Lendbeater making
speeches. Afer the presentation lunch was served
at the TivOll House, and before returning home Mr.
Morgan made . hasty inspection Of the three ell.
ne.houses of Alexandria, Several fine photo
graphic views of the Patent once building AFTER
the fire accompanied the resolutions
The BARRIERS who don't want TO work on Sundays
are taking active steps to have the law enforced 50
that OlkpTs Cnnnol work.