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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-09-06

FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS
wanted the ut G. 0. d. Store, on Occi-
dental Square. Gold and silver taken
at par in exchange for goods. apdtf
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-09-06

THE finest brands of Cigars and To>
bacco at the Adelphi Cigar Stand. OPP
posite Yesler's Hall. iy3tf
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-09-06

E Bocs Beer in pints and quarts,
for sale by
CRAWFORD & HARRINGTON, Agents
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-09-06
MONEY RAPIDLY MADE.

Small and large investments (from
$25 to $l0.G00) in the combinations of
Messrs Lawrence Il Co pay large profits.
This lew and successful system unites
thousands Of orders from customers into
one immense capital. aud is managed
with the best skill and experience in the
stock market. Profits are shared pro
rata by customers every month. Share.
holders thus obtain all the advantages
of large capitalists. Thousands are ra-
pidly making money, and many have
acquired handsome fortunes by this safe
and legitimate method. which has been
among the most successful of the move
ments OF the Stock Exchange so will
make 1925. or ) per cent; 800 will re-
turn $500. $500 will net $1,000, etc, &C.
cordiDg to the state of the market. New
explanatory circular with unerring rules
for success. mailed to all applicants by
Messrs. Lawrence & Co, Bankers, 81
Exchange Place. New York city.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-09-06

OCCIDENTAL HOTEL. AT VICTORIA
Persons visiting Victoria should not
fail to stop at the Occidental Hotel. 1t
is the first hotel from the steamboat
landing; is tire-proof; has good accom-
C,odation for families. and as good
meals as any house in the city. at only
II 90 per day.
WIN. JENSEN,
Wharf street, Victoria, Il. G..
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-09-06

For GENUINE GERMAN Milk Bread
90 to Piper'a
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-09-06

SAD ESDISG.-Wc are called upon
70 chronicle the sad endinzof the earth
y existence Of young man who, with
a pretty ami accomplished wife. lived
~ O.ympi.. " I. Tor some time pre-
vious 20 period abou. three year. ago.
The San Francisco Gail. Of .ay. cath.
states that Geo L Pearson committed
suicide OF the I'D. b. taking Iaudauun.
He left note in which he declared:
II die or commit suicide for two rea
sons. cannot overcome my appetite
for strong drink, and have had family
troubles. Bury me beside my wife.
Nay God have mercy on my soul"
His wife had died July Eth, from con-
sumption as was said. but doubtless in
reality more from a broken heart than
anything else Two little waits Of chill.
dren ars left by this unhappy pair, to
buffet with a cold world. NJ. Pearson
vas, when sober. Jolly good fellow"
as his friends pronounced him, aud Was
well liked by all Amsn Of education
and ability. lie commanded e1csllert
wages while in Olympia. having to
loave only N account e his drinking
prOpenslti,s At the time OF his death
he held a lucrative position in the ser
vice of the Mutual Life Insurance Co
in san Francis o Thu, may the fond
est hopes Of life's young dream be-
buried for ever by the most terrible
curse that man ever knew Family
troubles. caused by the drunkenness OF
the husband aud father; an appetite
which goaded its unfortunate victim to
suicide. How bret the history. yet
hox awful the re>ul',-P I Argus
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-09-06

The TWIN SISTERS. This curious.
~ Lul!t craft. owned and n.vigated by
W Martin aud John Strange. arrived
here yesterday. four days from TAO
ina. w I. having taken an inside pas
sage. The TWIN Sisters" is construct.
ed Of two boats. decked over, erieetly
water-ti2ht. - feet long, fee, s inch,s
beam, and drawing 6 inches Of water.
about Amidships. Between the bulls
Is a pa ii.ewheei, her motive power, 20
inc hes WIDE and D feet in diameter,
which is driven by crank a"d two
belts, worked by two men; the be,t
time that can be made is about mil,
per hour Each boat has q RAIDER and
the tillers arc connected by q piece If
lumber with ropes attached which lead
forward Of the paddle 10 a small wheel.
The boat will carry $ persons and acts
well III rough weather. The vessel.
are connected one with the other with
two heavy pieces Of timber at each
end. The strange craft may be seen at
the II BCo's wh,ri, and no doubt will
attract good deal Of curiosity. She
il open for excursion parties. Victor
National Republican., 1879-03-29

1t is tho Intention Of the Little Sisters Of
the Poor to commence soon the extension Of
their building, according to the original plans,
which will he the addition of west wing,
attcr the completion of which steps will he
taken for the accommodation of colorcd in.
mates. The patronal festival Of St. Joseph,
the 10Th lust. was celebrated here with the
usual grand banquet to the inmates, who were
waited on at the table by prominent charita-
bic ladies and gentlemen of the city, Of whom
there was large attendance.
Among the most precious souvcnlcrs In pos.
session OF the Sisters OF the Holy Cross OF 81.
Cecilia Academy. ON Capitol Hill, is the Papal
blessing, MS scwt TO them about two weeks ago
direct ltom His Holiness Pope Leo XIII. II
isa beautiful manuscript, with the signature
Of the illustrious successor of St. Peter, and
has been inspected by many anxious to scc u
document signed within the walls of the Vat.
lean. This favor was obtained aud forwarded
from Rome by Father DcWulC
Father Baratti, pastor OI ST. Augustnc's,
celebrated his f0rticth birthday on the 18th
lust, and was called ON by many Of the clergy
aud prominent citizens of the city, who cx'
tended their congratulations.
DIR. J. Webb Rogers will lecture on Monday
| evening next on "New America in the base
ulcnt OF st. Augustine's Church, aud on April
| : the Knights of st. Augustine, No. ., will give
| u sOCiable there in aid Of the church.
The centennial anniversary Of Thomas
Moore, May 2S will be celebrated by grand
concert vocal and instrumental, in the even
ing. tho proceeds to go to the sisters In charge
Of 81. AIMS Infant Asylum.
! Archbishop Gibbons will administer con-
| iirmation on Tuesday, April %, at the George
| town Academy of the Visitation.
The congregation oi the Immaculate Con-
| ccptiOn Church are having new organ built
loo their church. When completed il will be
one of the finest in the District. 1t is being
built at Boston, and Is similar to the one nov
IN use in the Congregational Church. this city.
Private adviccs from Rome by the Right
| Rev. Bishop HondTiCkcn. of Providence, K. l.,
give the information that the Rev. Henry
Newman has written to Pope Leo Kill, signi.
IyiuE his willingness TO accept the prUfirrcd
appointment as Cardinal aud it is probable
that the hat will 10 conferred at the consist
oiy in June. This intelligence from nm au
thoIitativC source removes all doubt aS to Dr.
Ncwmans position on the question OF the Car
dnalatc. DIR. Newman at first declined the
honor but, in Difference TO the P0pe's wishes,
has reconsidercd bis intention, and will take
his place as Il member of the Sacred College
Bishop lleudrickcu has also learned from the
same source that cunclavo will be held al
Rome on next Monday, the 3lst instant, fol
the nomination OF bishops and alcbishops
when the vacancy in TIE blshoprc Of Hart
fond, Coun., Chicago, aud others will be filled
AFTNE SOLITAIRE DIAMOND STUD WEIGH
. ING TWO CARATS. PERFECT BRILLIANT
FINELY CUT $3.50 JACOBS BROS, 1870 PENN
| SlLNANIA AVENUE,
National Republican., 1879-03-29
MRS. OEIYER,S SUIT.
Tho Evidence All In--Argums suts to be Com
menced To-day.

menced To-day.
After drag of ten days the testimony in
tho Oiver-Cameron trial was concluded yes
terday In the Circuit Court before Chief
Custico Cartier.
f. b. Hay, George smuller, A. d. Hazen,
and II. ID. Norton testified as to tho hand.
writing in the contested letters and expressed
the opinion that 1t was not Mr.. Camcron's
The court expressed the opiuion that there
had been sufiicicncy of testimony of this
character, and If the jury could not pass upon
what had been submitted, more of the same
kind would prove of 10 benefit.
The defendant then rested.
The complainant attempted to put IN MS
rebuttal the record in the divorce suit of Mr.,
Sample to contradict statements made by Mrs.
lienriques, but 1t was ruled out rs incompc-
tent
Mrs. Oliver was recalled.
She denied having told Mrs. Henriques or
any one else that she was going to black mail
Mr.. Cameron. She could not rccolect going to
Mr.. II. ). Davis to procure divorce, or to Mr..
| Nlarshal's o.iicc with Mrs. Ienriques. She did
not remember talking to ono Of the jury aud
explaining the expression used in one of her
| letters about the coored people. She said that
she was born in Key West, Fla. because Mr.
Cameron told her that the Irish were not re.
| spected IN this country, aud thIt she had bet
| ter claim her home in the South.
| This ended the testimony for both sides.
| Mr.. Peters asked that an order be made re-
turning the Oliver Bible to Mrs. Oliver The
Court declined, rs she had testified that sht
was not u member of that family, aud evidence
| had been produced to show that the heirloom
was stolen. The court then adjourned till to
day, when the argument will commen;e.
National Republican., 1879-03-29
SInIen Gnnds Rncnyrrcd.

Early yesterday morning Officers Slater and
Mnrr, of the Sixth Precinct, saw colored
mau carrying suspicious looking bag aud
accostcd him, but, Instead OF making an an
swcr, the man turned aud ian away. The
officers gave chase, and the man, being hard
pressed, dropped the bag, which the officers
secured, but the thief escaped. They searched
diligently and soon took iuto custody 4 col
ored man named Dennis Powell, on suspicion
OF being the guilty party, ard lodged him ia
the sixth Precinct Station. The case viii
come up before Judge Smell to-day, The baS
contained a ham and about thirty pounds o
sugar, which proved to he the property OF Mr.
| Adam Ehlshager, whose store, No. i6l
street, was robbed few nights ago Of quan
] tIty OF groceries.
National Republican., 1879-03-29

DR.. Rea, at the Church of the Redeemer (R.
E., Freedman's Bank Building, tomorrow In
the morning he will specially address the ladies
of the congregation on the Memorial Oint-
ment." In the evening The Sealed Sepuchral
Stone" will he his theme.
Hamline (M e. Church, corner of Ninth
b. and strcets-PreaGhing at l | a. M. By Rev,
Peytou Brown at 7:30 p. IN. revival services
conducted by the Evangelist, Rev. Thomas
Harrison. aud TO be continued each evening
during the week.
Rev. DR.. Dickinson, of Richmond, will preach
tomorrow morning aud night in the Calvary
Baptist Church, corner of Eighth aud II streets
The public cordially invited.
Rev. Alex. Kent (Universalist) will preacl
in Talmadge Hall tomorrow at II a. IN. Sun
day school at 9;45 a, IN.
Rev. A. f. Mason will preach morning Rni
evening in the + Street Baptist Church to
morrow,
National Republican., 1879-03-29
RadlY Imposcd Unon.

During last evening, while the children S
masquerade ball was in progress, quite num-
Der of ladies and gentlemen called at Odd Fell
lows Hall aud presented tickets, on which was
printed, Musical aud Literary Entertainment,
to be given at Odd Fellows Hall, Seventh
street, between ID aud L, by the Mozart Asso'
citation, Friday, March -, 1879. Admission, %
cents. Signcd-S. w. Jones' treasurer" Those
presenting the tickets were informed by the
doorkceper that no such entertainment was to
be given there that evening. Mr.. Burr, super.
intendont and agent of tho hall, after investi'
eating the matter. found that there was nC
such man as S. w. Jones' and informed those
holding the tickets that they were fraudulent
Several Of the gentlemen stated to Mr.. Burr
that they had purchased them from parties OF
the Avenue. There was no name OH the tick
cts to indicate the printer.
National Republican., 1879-03-29
OUR 81 PANTS 10 ORDER EIsEMAN BROS
CORNER OF SEVENTH AND srREErs.


A special reception was given to the "sus.
tanning members" Of the Young Mems Chris
tlan Association last evening, which was q
very enjoyable affair, There was no regular
programme but instrumental aud vocal music
by volunteers was the feature Of the enter
tainmont. During the evening Mr. A. S. Pratt
made a statement concerning the financial CON
dition of the association, which was a very sat
isnotory exhibit. There were shown TO be-
500 sustaining members, whose dues amounted
10 S3,65i per year. About 81 l0) more will be
National Republican., 1879-03-29

The children's masquerade ball Of the Wash.
ington Ssngerbund, given at Odd-Fellows'
Hall last night was ono Of the most enjoyable
affairs of the season. The attendance of young
folks was unusually large aud the costumes
unique and appropriate. The usual Snow
Flakes" Daughters OF the Regiment" and
"Tambourine Girls" were nowhere to be seen,
their places being supplied by new and pleas
ing characters. Tho committee Messrs, W.
Spanger, l.. Doerr j. Harling, +. A. Rockar,
aud John Waldman, WED with one another in
making the occasion happy one for the little
folks, aud succeeded 10 the satisfaction of all.
About half-past ten o'clock adults were per.
mitted upon the floor and dancing was the
programme for the rest Of the evening.
National Republican., 1879-03-29
A LADIES solid gold Watch for $l5, at II.
ULrr,a 4 CO.. as SeYenth street.
Making 4, Comfortable for Travellers.

The Baltimore aud Potomac Railroad Com.
pany announce that the night line between
this city and New York will hereafter carry a
Pullman Palace Sleeping Car for the especial
accommodation of travellers between Washing.
ton and Philadelphia. The train arrives at
Philadelphia at 3.55 II. M. but the car will re-
main at the West Philadelphia depot of the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company and passen
gers permitted to occupy it until IA nj. The
distance between the two cities is thus practi-
caly anuihilated as the hours between sleep
ing aud waking may be utilized in trayersine
it with the least possible sacrifice of conve'
nienCo and comfort.
National Republican., 1879-03-29

The uial of James NJ. w. Stone, indicted fol
the murder of his wife in October last, wa;
commenced in the Criminal Court, Justice
Hagner, yesterday, Some time was spent in
waiting for Major Sweet the late counsel, but
that gentleman falling to appear the Court as
signed Mr.. A. X. Browne to conduct the de
fense. The following jury was selected Jac)t
Acker, Judson S, Brown, Lewis Delwigi Josep!
II. Tall, Z. G. Wheeler, John l.. Brcmcrman
Lewis J. Brothers. II. c, Shuster NJ, French
c. G. Anderson, r. W. Tompkins, aud h, Nor
rison. Without swearing the jury the cou0
adjourned tho hearing until Monday neGy,
SPRING OVERCOATS AND ULSIHRS, ES&
Man BROS, CORNER or SEN ESIH ANL !
STREETS
National Republican., 1879-03-29
TO T,EIE PUBLIC!

Notwithstanding the strong pressure for
cheaper" goods Ito which most manu-
facturers have yielded by lowering both
Quality and PRICE,, | have maintained the
highest standard of our product while re-
ducing prices by every legitimate means.
The people are tired of 'shoddy" cloth
ing, bought only from necessity, and the
country's Improvement is evidenced by the
growing demand for better goods.
For the Spring of 1879 | have prepared
one of the choicest stocks of Stylish Cloth
ing ever produced, and my prices are as
low as the cost of labor and material will
permit. Terms cash.
g. KATSETI9TE;I
$40 SEVENTH STREET, Pennsylvania Avenue.
National Republican., 1879-03-29
GIas..IinII shooting.

Nj. Mills, having put up fine Nichols aud
Lotcvre gun as prize to be shot for at glass
balls a number Of sportsmen vii! meet this
afternoon at Knorama Heights for practice
and to shoot of some Of the chances. The gun
Is valued at 500, aud will be competed for by
twenty shooters at Thirty balls each, Bogardu5'
traps aud rules to govern. The rival shots OF
Washingtou, Baltimore, Alexandra, and
Goorgetowu will make spirited contest for
this valuable prize.
National Republican., 1879-03-29
Notice.

We would call the attention of our reodcrs
10 the new card Of the Grand Pacific Hotel,
Chicago, They have made further reduction
In their prices to suit the times. This hotel
stands at the head for its excellent cuisine and
splendid service, tho accommodations being
unsurpassed, aud the ventilation is the finest
and most perfect Of any hotel in this country
which is a recommendation nowadays that is
invaluable.
National Republican., 1879-03-29
GON5TRuCTtON OF FIRE PROOF BUILDING
~ FOR NATIONAL MUSEUM.
SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION,
Duigp nf tltp SpprptarX

ONCE OF the Secretary,
WA-utSuruN, d. e., March u, 1873.
separate prOrosnls Will be received ut this oicc un
VI L m on the ipth day of April 1879. for furnishing
ana delivering the concrete stone, rubble sOue.
bricks. cement lime, and sand, and also for cxcavat
ing aud grading. for all labor In laying concrete
foundations. for oil labor In building foundations aud
cellar walls OF rubbc stone and for all labor in laying
The plans of the building may be seen, speclRca.
tonS, all necessary Information aud blank forms nt
proposals may be obtained at the Office of Cuss u
SChulIc architects, COrCoran building
The proposals In the prescribed form will be i'd
dIcssed- SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION.
Office OF the Secretary.
mu2q. Washington. ID, G..
National Republican., 1879-03-29

needed to pay off some old bills In order to
clear tho association of all debts. A "boy's
branch Of the association has been recently
organized aud is meeting with great success.
At the conclusion of the report the company
was invited to partake of refreshments pro-
vidcd by the ladies of the association, and at
ten o'clock the reception closed.
National Republican., 1879-03-29
The Congressional in New Hands.

The Congressional Hotel, on Capitol HI!l,
corner Of NoW Jersey avenue and street
southeast, adjoining the Capitol grounds has
passed into the hands of Mr. David HagerIy,
the we!l-linown caterer and rcstaurateur, Mr.
HageIty is a thorough master Of the hotel
keepers art, aud thu Congressional under his
management is bound to bo successful in every
National Republican., 1879-03-29

A young mau named Frank W, Weyrch
was arrested by Detectives McEfresh and Mil.
Ter yesterday afternoon on a charge of attempt
ing to blackmail Hon. b. /. Butler, of Massa.
chusetts. II is alleged that the accused sent a
threatening letter to Mr.. Butler in which he
said that unless he was paid 500 he would do
the former serious harm. A warrant was at once
procured and placed In the hands OF the detec.
tives, who shortly a(terward arrested their
man and locked him up at Headquarters,
The case will be ventilated to-day in the Police
National Republican., 1879-03-29

The clerk Of tho court issued the following
marriage licenses yesterday;
james Waeh.or Of Howard County, Mi,
aud Iaunie Wise, of this city.
William Tnoruton, OF ST. Louis, lad Mary
A. stuart.
National Republican., 1879-03-29

The Perfect Shirt, lauudcred aud ready for
use Sl.l2l.
Long Rubber Gossamer Coats, 1913.
Balbriggau Half-Hose, So per dozen,
Real Guyot Suspenders, AZ cents.
Linen Collars, latest styles, Sl.ii per dozen.
Fine Rubber Boots and Wading Stockings,
for snipe shooting.
Spring AleriuO Shirts and Drawers, so cents
GEO. C. IIENNING,
40 Seventh street
National Republican., 1879-03-29
HOME AFFAIRS.
err NOTES.

-" Champion Water" relieves headache as
soou rs drank; cures dyspepsia and hiiousncss.
B, L. Queen, OF tho st. James newsstand
sends the New Yoik Chrper for the current
week.
-" Saratoga Champion" spouliug spring
water, the most clhcacious OF natural min,
oral water
-Izelta HemmaIs. convicted Of grand lat.
Ccuy, has been sentenced TO the ponlteutiaty ty
tOl one year.
"A regular hctel dinner for twenty-five
cents at the Bayard House, Corner Of Tenth
and + streets northwest
The pressmen at the Government Print
ing oGue went to work us usual yesterday
morning all the differences having been ar
ranged satisfactorily TO every one.
The great closing.out sale of books ant
stationery at Mr.. Crandalls, corner OF Seventh
and streets, is attracting general attention
Goods are sold at a heavy sacrifice.
Mr.. Alfred q. Haley, formerly q we'll
known resident of Washington, died IN Poole:
vile, Md, last Thursday. Mr. Haley, it will
he remembered, was witness before the Pot
ter Committee.
Mr.. Browns sewer "trappcrs found
dead Colored baby in the sewer at the corner o
Ninth aud S streets yesterday, and took it t
the Second Precinct Station. The corone
gave certificate Of burial.
In the Police Court yesterday a brutal
looking negro, named Lewis Thompson, was al
raigned on two charges of Indecent exposure
The testimony was OF the strongest kind an
the accused was RuCd 500 or six months q
The workhouse.
Mr. John Mckee, n well-knowu resden
Of North Washington, died on Thursday, an
the remains have been enlbalmed and place
for burial In 4 black cloth.covered Casliet b
w. Il. Speare, undertaken. Deceased was
native OF Baltimore and father.in.law OF ID
Samuel NJ. Waggaman, of this city.
National Republican., 1879-03-29

OUR SPRING ASSORTMENT COMPLETE IN
EVERY DEPARTMENT THE LARGEST STOCK.
NOBBY STYLES, LOWEST PRICES. EfSEMAN
BROS. CLOTHIERS AND TAILORS, CORNER OF
SEVENTH AND T. STREETS
National Republican., 1879-03-29

in America; ninc.pound pals; first of the
season; is better, cheaper, will keep longer,
and is more convenient than print. All other
grades at low prices. Spiccr's butter store,
Ninth and l. streets northwest.
National Republican., 1879-03-29

A PAIR or PURE WHITE SOLITAIRE DGA-
JACOBS BROS, 1870 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
National Republican., 1879-03-29
New Advertisements.

New Advertisements.
For sale-A bay gcldng.
National Theatre-jOe Jefferson.
NotCe-Auuual meeting OF the Medical AssoCia
ton.
For rent House No il3 slxth.quj.u halo street
southwest
Proposals for construction Of .irc proof building
foI National Museum
National Republican., 1879-03-29

PARlsIAN Diamonds, Rings, and Earrings in
solid gold settings, from 50 up, at r. Harris G.
Co.'S, 1876 Seventh street.
National Republican., 1879-03-29

For the Middle Atlantic States inclc7,iug clouli-
ness followed by rain; suuthcOserly wtudS, vcer-
lug to nor,hwcsletly; stationary or higher temper
oture, and falling followed ny rising barometer.
National Republican., 1879-03-29

The new elegant, aud swim Iie.wheei steamer.
.GEORGE IEARY,
Captain Joseph Whte). carrying the a. s. malt. will
commence running the nbOve route Monday, March
~, 1879 leaving the companys wharf, foot Of seventh
street, every Monday, Thursday, aud Saturday, at 3
y.
The company are determined 10 make her success
by accommodating the travelling and shipping public.
Having secured first class Steward, meals Will he
furnished OF the best including all the delicaccs OF
the season.
Travellers aud shippers are Informed that we mako
connection nj Norfolk for New York Boston, Irovi.
dence, and with steamers the James River, Chesl-
peake aud Albemare Canal, aud for Cherry Stone,
Matthews, and Gloucester Counties,
All Information liz reference to tickets, staterooms
freight HC., W IL be Cheernlly luruishrd on appCa
tion at the CompRny's Office foot of seventh street.
GEORGE II, PLANT President.
u. 4. DoDD. Agent. mG2,.u
National Republican., 1879-03-29
THE SMITH 4 EGGE MANUFACTURING co.

LOCK BOX 1905 BRIDGEPORT, CONN,
Manufactures Of specialtlas IN Light Hardware aud
metallic goods gcnorsly Government and Giant Pad.
locks, sewing Machine Locks, Plano Locks Organ
Looks, tHe automatically Wdde utya Sash Chatn au.
perlOr 10 every Oih0r end very much cheaper No
special pulley required, The Smith * Egge Manuaic-
making 0 estimates for the OF the man ulfncture
Of patented lnyentons and al tho necessary tools.
communications treated o0nudsnHaly, dslceVd cln