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National Republican., 1880-10-30
IIoUoR DEALERS ORGANIZING.
A Permanent A Association to be Formed fol
Mutual Protection.


Cosmopolitan hall was packed to It's utmost /
capacity yesterday afternoon with liquor
dealers, who met for tho purpose Of organizing
n protection association. Those present com.
prised theleading Wholesale and retail dealers
of tho city, and IL was evident from the start
that business was to be tho order and not
triling although nothing was uttered by any
ono dcrogatory to tho preachers or their
movement. After n general interchange OF
views on the liquor question q temporary
organization was perfected with Mr.. Frank
Hume as chairman, Mr.. George Holmes secro-
tary aud Mr.. Peter Fegan treasurer. Mr..
Hume, after calling the meeting to order,
stated its object to be tho formation of II
permanent association to look after the
interests Of tho liquor dealers, and suggested
the appointment Of n committee to perfect
arrangements to that end Mr.. Doughorty
thereupou moved tho appointment of com
mittee of thirteen, of which the temporary
officers should be members, 10 draw up q
series Of resolutions and map out plan OF
action Tor the present campaign. The chair
theroupon appointed the committee rs fol-
lows: Charles Mades, Christian Heurich,
William Whelan, F. Duffy, 2. b. Dunn, james
l.. Barbour Harry Christman, Thomas Nc
Mahon, Daniel O'Brien, Henry Alschwee, w.
Muohleton, g. Xanderaud Il. i. Arlow. I'm.
mediately after the committee had been agreed
upon 1t was decided to adjourn the meeting
until Monday afternoon at the same time aud
place, the committee of thirteen being fe.
qucsted to meet ut G. Mades' this afternoon at
Ocl ock.
National Republican., 1880-10-30
Best Sc Pebble Goat Button
.oot at j. Brooks, 500 Seventh street.
Afraid ON TN. H.an-Shooters.

DR.. Tindall, secretary to tho District COM
missioners, yesterday sent Il communication
to the board of school trustees, saying: Ere.
quent complaints having been made to the
commissioners that pupils oftho public schools
are in the habit Of wantonly destroying pub
lie and private property by throwing stones,
shooting missiles with beau.shooters and
sIiugs, aud. breaking shrubbcry, trees, ETC..
am directed to request that you will please
cause an order TO be issued and read in all
The schools within your jurisdiction posi-
lively forbidding the carrying or using OF the
instruments mentioned aud the mUlestation
OF public or private property in any way, aud
prescribing that any pupil SO offending will
be immediately expelled from the school Ia
which he belongs, and not again be permitted
to enter the same"
National Republican., 1880-10-30

Univorsaist church, Rev. Alexander Kent,
pastor-Services ut Talmadge hail. 030 i
street, tomorrow at IL a. M. Sunday school
at 9I5 Il. M.
E.Street baptist church-Rev, A. f. Mason
pastor, will preach tomorrow morning and
evening.
John Wesley NJ. L. Zion church. Connecticut
avenue between l. ana NJ streets Rev. NJ. H..
Ross, pastor-Prcaching at 1890 a. m; subj ct,
Tho stone cut of the mountain without
hands" At 7:30 p. M; subject, 'Thc present
crisis demands the election Of right men to
uphold our nations honor and the mainte-
nance Of free government and liberty to all"
Sabbath'school at q. M, prayer meeting at
6 D. m
National Republican., 1880-10-30
HnteI ArrIYnIa.

st. Jamcs-C. IL. Black man and wife Of Chi.
cago, Henry Mcdonald of Richmond j. j. Nor.
ris, ir,. and q. r. Marshall aud wife of New
York, Forrest w. West of Cambridge, Mass,
s, j. Buckland and wife of Springfield, Mass,
aud N. W. Jacobs of Harrisburg, Pa.
Impcrlal-W. W. Barton OF New Jersey, ].
Johnson of Richmond Va, r. q. Ball of Phil.
adclphia, w, Van Winklo Of Passaic, N. j.,
and II. Slraus Of Baltimore.
Ebbitt--A. r. Hart of New York, Rev. +,
G, Lenlz of Upton, Ind, Alfred G. Lieblor Of
st, Louis Mo-, George IL. Fox of Florida, aud
z. A. Fits of Tennessee,
Willard's--.W, IL. Hahn aud wife of New
Jersey, NJ. s, Archer of Philadelphia, u and
Mrs. George b. Cooksay Of New York, and
DR.. Belyile aud wife Of Delaware city, Del,
Riggs--Dr, Stephen Smith, Mr. aud NJ rs
A. W. Green, Stephen G., Clarke, and Mr., and
MIS-, b. f, Mcintyre, all Of New York.
National Republican., 1880-10-30
THE PERRY CASE.
The Requisition Honored and Haboas Cor
pus Proceedings Commenced.

pus Proceedings Commenced.
The chamber OF the supreme court OF this
District was packed with people yesterday
morning to witness the proceedings before
Chief.Justice Cartier In the case of Samuel L..
Perry, wanted ON the requisition from the
governor of North Carolina TO answer the
charge Of forgery in that state.
The counsel on both sides were all IN attend
auce. His honor inquired if either side had
anything further to advance IN regard 10 the
case.
Mr.. Wilson said that they bad deemed It
prudent If tho conclusion reached by his
honor should be ag inst them 10 petition for
a writ Of habeas corpus IN order that the case
might he passed upon judicially.
Mr.. Mcrrick responded that their side had
no disposition to prevent 1t, but would permit
every opportunity to expedite 1t.
Chief.Justice Cartier then proceeded to de-
liver lengthy opinion, covering the points
presented IN the case, and ut the close directed
that Perry be delivered into the custody of the
agent of North Carolina.
Mr.. Wilson Immediately called him to the
clerks desk, and he sworc to n petition for a
writ of habcas corpus, setting forth that he
was unlawfuly detained in tho custody Of
George X. Bigbey. on an order Of Chief. Jus.
tice Cartter, no having been arrested by virtue
of n requisition from one Thomas j. Jarvis;
that said requistiOn Is insufficient aud illegal
that the alleged crime is not properly certified
to; that he is not guilty of said alleged oiiense
that he has not fed the Jurisdiction; and
further, lie believes that his extradition is not
sought In good faith but because Of his rela'
tlon 10 certain political affairs, including the
so.called negro exodus, and that lie believes
that if lie is seut to North Carolina he will be
in great bodily danger
The writ was issued by Justice Wylio aud
made returnablo before him forthwith, which
was done by Sheriff Bigbcy. The hearing
was set down for November 5 and Perry was
released OH 81 600 bail, Major a. c. Richards
becoming his security.
National Republican., 1880-10-30
A Troublesome Visitor.

Mr. George w, Little, resident of YER
mont alley, between NJ and N aud Fifteenth
aud Sixteenth streets northwest was sum-
moned from sleep yesterday morning by the
rapid discharge Of a pistol aud the sudden ap-
pearanco in his room of Il man named William
Lippct. Little sprang out Of bed and Crap
pied with the intruder. The two men were
engaged scuffliug when Police Officer Michael
came upon the scene and arrested Lippet. In
the police court yesterday Lippet was charged
with an assault on Little, aud fined $50 or
sixty DAYS.
National Republican., 1880-10-30
Another Drawback puaz,e.

Resolred, That in those cases in which draw.
back certi iicates have been received for the
holder of lien certificate IN payment of the
assessment for which the lien was issued and
cancelled by error, the collector of taxes is di'
rected to receive tho said lien certificates in
payment of such assessments aud general
taxes as are by law payable in the drawback
certificates so enormously cancelled, aud to
note upon tho lien certificates SO received the
number and the amounts of the drawback re
ceived for them and enormously cancelled
and deliver tho same to the treasurer and as
SCISSOR of The District of Columbia 10 be can
Celled,
National Republican., 1880-10-30
The Dental Association Completes Its La
bOrg

The Dental association of Maryland aud the
District Of Columbia, which has been in ses-
sion in this city for the past three days, COM
pleted its labors yesterday afternoon with the
election of the following officers: il, B. No.
bic of Washington, presidents +. s. Waters of
Baltimore vice-presidemt; ii. NJ. Schooley of
Washington, recording recrctary;J c. Smithe
Of Washington, corresponding sec; j, b. Ten
Eyek Of Washington, treasurer. Executive com
mittec-Drs Wndor aud Coyle Of Baltimore
aud Thompson OF Washington. Prior to ad-
joining sine die DR.. II. G. Thompson read a
paper on "Hydro.bromic Ether, or Bromide OF
Ether as an Anes,hetic," which was discussed
at length by DIS Windcr aud Webb OF Balti
more. Drs. Fletcher aud Lewis Of tho Dis
trict of Columbia were elected members.
National Republican., 1880-10-30
4 BRUTAL CRIME.


A White Man Arrested FOR Outraglng "a
Little Col0red Girl.
A white man named Charles Smith, forty-three
years Of age and q painter by trade, was arrested
last evening by omccr II art of the fourth precinct
on the charge Of outrag ing an eight-year.old col
ored girl named Emclne Portlock. Smith resides
with his wife aud five children at No. sl7 Twenty.
third street, Tho little coored girl lives with her
folks two doors away from Smith house. While
Mrs Smith was away at church about o'clock
yesterday It Is alleged that Smith sent two of the
children to the Polock house to ask the little gir
Emeline to como to his house TO get some cold
victuals Enleine went to The house and soon
aftcrwnrd returned home crying and In piti0ble
condition. She told her parents that Smith had
taken her to n room and outraged her. The police
were Immediately notified and Smith was arrested
When arrested he showed the effects of liquor and
admitted that he had been drinking heavily. lie
denied the crime with which he was charged. An
examination of the little girl, made by Dr. New.
man. sustained her story. II is probable that She
will be unable to appear IN court for several days
National Republican., 1880-10-30

The Colored Beneficial Society of the Dis
trict of Columbia at their annual meeting
last evening elected the following officers for
the ensuing year. President, w. II. Wheeler;
vice-president, Daniel Spriggs; secretary,
Anna T. Nelson; assistant secretary, Thomas
Ennis; treasurer Francis Madison; steward,
Calop Smith; marshals, Charles johnson and
Stephen Smalwood
Father BOkel, one of the assistant pastors
at st. Dominic's, has been transferred to an-
other field of labor, and he leaves this even
ing for New York.
Father Morgan, assistant pastor of ST. Pat
rick's, has gone to Long Green. Baltimore
county, for the purpose of recruiting his
health
Tho orphans fair at Masonic temple will
be continued next week.
National Republican., 1880-10-30

bet on GArheld's election is considered
perfectly safe. Another safe bet is that ne
one eau DO found who has been in the habit OF
purchasing his clothing at George f. Timms
* Co.'s, southeast corner Of Seventh aud d
streets, who will not say that he ia perfectly
satisfied with all his dealings with The firm
and recommend all his friends 10 deal at this
house if they want good, reliable, handsome
aud wellmade goods at reasonable prices.
National Republican., 1880-10-30

The District commissioners yesterday passed
the following:
Ordered, That the wagons of butchers and deal
ers in the Washington market only may stand Oh
the south side OF Is street. Leween Seventh and
Ninth northwest, but country market wagons may
stand against the cub on the north irOnt Of the
Washington market building, between Seventh
ing free Of charge.
National Republican., 1880-10-30
@. U. O. y. nuIldIng A.aoeIatIon,

At special meeting of tho Odd. fellows
Building association, held last evening, the fol.
lowing officers and board of trustees were
elected for the ensuing year, President, Tru.
man Ross; ce.presdent, Benjamin +. Dab.
ney; secretary, Charles IL. Shorter board, r.
Ross, b. f. Dabney, c. II. Shorter, George IL.
Johnson, w. II. Minor Thomas Manning,
Cary Parks, John f. Colbert and John +. n
williamson
National Republican., 1880-10-30
To Mothers and Fathers

we most chcerCully recommend the Boys
Clothing House OF b. Robinson & Co., 900
Pennsylvania avenue, and feel satisfied that
a visit will not he regretted. The latest styles
for fail aud winter are just in.
National Republican., 1880-10-30

The clerk Of the court has issued the fol.
lowing marriage licenses; r. II. Harris of this
city aud Edie f. Walter OF Richmond, Va.
Miles Winston aud Rosaie Fisher James
Davis aud Martha Oglcn, both of Fairfax
county, Va; Samuel Janey aud Judy Adams,
both Of Bladensburg Md.
National Republican., 1880-10-30
Special Notice,

On and after Monday, November /, 1880,
the steamer George Lcary will leave Washing.
ton, d. C.. every Monday, Wednesday aud
Friday at p. M. Leave Norfolk every Tues
day, Thursday aud Saturday at A p. nj.
Il F. DODD agent
National Republican., 1880-10-30
The Towpn,h Cnnvnssers.

The members of the canvassing committee
Of tho Towpathers should be promptly on
hand at MIR. Clephane's Office to-day ut 12 m.
See notice elsewhere.
National Republican., 1880-10-30
Medium Weight for Si2,

A beautiful blue Oxford mixed cashmere
oVercoat for Sl2, worth SIS, something new
ana nobby, at Katzenstcins, No. 80 Seventh
National Republican., 1880-10-30
New Advertisements.

NV IkNF0' NT7VIIIVII'''
Cows for sale.
Towpath club.
The Decennlal ScribneT.
Wnnted-furnished rooms.
Rooms-7l6 Thirteenth street,
Rooms-10l2 street northwest,
Furnished rooms at 60l street.
Furnished room at 1915 II street.
Maryland Republican association.
House No. 095 Ninth street for rent.
Elegant parlor-at Mob Grant place.
Wanted-hye or six partly-furnished rooms.
Undruishod rooms vt 732 Eleventh street
Horse blankets at Z. G. Whoelcr's, pol Sew
enth street MOI thWcst.
National Republican., 1880-10-30

800 Pairs Gold Bracelets,
filled and solid, from 50 up, at Il. Harris &
Co.'s, 432 Seventh street.
National Republican., 1880-10-30

EVERY certificate of DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup
published Is genuine, and reward of 81 900
Is offered for one proved 20 be mcretricious.
National Republican., 1880-10-30

1000 Solid Gold Rings,
Amethyst, cameo, etc, from S1.5O to $40. II
Harris & Co., 432 Seventh street.
National Republican., 1880-10-30

BOYS oVERCoATs AND ULsTERs BOYS
DEPARTMENT, SECOND FLOOR. EISEAIAN
BROS, COR. 7rH AND f. ENTIRE BUILDING.
National Republican., 1880-10-30
A Inrge Invoice

of gcntlemen's handmade congress CATERS
button and lace shoes just received at I. S
GartrelPs, 800 Seventh street, corner of /.
National Republican., 1880-10-30

THE Rowland Dental Association, 2ll Four
nd.half street. use only S. S. Whites srtifGia
teeth, Philadelphia. Price, 81 per set. See I'D vt
National Republican., 1880-10-30

LADIES fine goat or kid button boots 81 80,
So and s. so. Ilahn's, sl6 Seventh street.
National Republican., 1880-10-30

The National Safe Deposit Company,
corner Fifteenth street aud New York avenue,
continues TO receive yaluables Of all dcscrip-
tlens i0r safe keeping at very low rates.
National Republican., 1880-10-30

A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF ovERCoATs,
ULSTERS AND ULSTERETrES. ALL STYLES
AND SHADES REPRESENTED. ElSEMAN
BROS. COR. 7TII AND L, ENTIRE BUILDING.
National Republican., 1880-10-30
Wagons at the Market,

BENEpICTIHE MALT WINE BEER. Finley
Koch, agents, 1206 Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican., 1880-10-30
CITY ITEMS.
Thermomatrie Reaninga.

My lfo was saved by Warmers Safe Kidney
and Liver Cure. b. Lakely, Selma, Ala.
National Republican., 1880-10-30

HAHN's So fine calf sowed boots have no
rival. No. SIC Seventh street.
National Republican., 1880-10-30

MERIT APPRECIATED. THE MOST PoPU.
LAR CLOTHlERS AND TAILORS OF WASHING.
TON. ElSEMAN BROS, CORNER SEVENTH AMI
L. ENTIRE BUILDING
National Republican., 1880-10-30

For the middle statei cloudy and threatening
weather with rain, northeast to southeast Winds
stationary or higher temperature, lower barometer
National Republican., 1880-10-30

julius LANsBURGHs Low Priced Carpet
House, 3l5 7th.
National Republican., 1880-10-30
SIS Solid Cold Lover

Watches, full ruby jowcled. A bargain. r.
Harris & Co., 432 Seventh street.
National Republican., 1880-10-30
Mnrrlnre l.icnnaca.

s5PANTS TO ORDER. AN ENDLESS VARIETY
TO SELECT FROM. ElSEMAN BROS, CORNER
SEVENTH AND L, ENTIRE BUILDING.
National Republican., 1880-10-30

FOUR FLOORS AND BASEMENT STOCKED
WITH EVERY VARIETY OF CLOTHING. ELSE
MAN BROS, CLOTHIERS AND TAIlORs, COR.
NER SEVENTH AND T., ENTIRE BUILDING.
National Republican., 1880-10-30

STUDENT and fancy lamps at Hamilton &
Shedd's.
National Republican., 1880-10-30
Catholic Notes

EXTRA fine Malaga Grapes, 90 cents pei
pound. c. Wilmer, 1918 Pennsylvania avenue
National Republican., 1880-10-30
A saro hot.

julius LANsBUEeHs 81 Tapestry Brussels,
3l5 7th.
National Republican., 1880-10-30
baltimore nud Ohio Depot. corner New Jer-
seY Avenue and q Street.

tArrlve daily. Others 81
81 For tho time or DEF
: sQpleuA elsewhere.
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From Buckingham County.
NEW CANTON. VA. Marcl

New CANTON, VA, March IS, $780,
Nessrs. EditOrS,-I enclose at the request Of a
little girl the following enigma:
am composed of nineteen letters.
ties.
My 1, 6, Z, 10, IL. one of the two grown nen
of Israel who were permitted to enter Canaan.
My l, 6, 2, IL, Is, l6, a celebrated Roman
king.
Ny 10, II, 7, 10, a river in Egypt.
My z, 6, II, Is, 3, an uncle of Jacob.
Ny IA, 10, 10, 4, the dwelling place of Jacob.
My 8, IL. 4, 10, 10, improperly put for pass
Ny 3, IS, u, 6, 7, defendant of Caleb, whose
widow married Jacob.
My 8, Is, II, II, 6, 5, II, II, one of the off
GERS sent to summon Hezekiah
My g, II, 10, z, the name of the first MARTYR.
My II. H. II, 7, 2, is where you will find the
above reference.
. MY whole is paper that should be in every
family.
Respectfully, ELDER.
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big dinner, and that will be my birthday. Do
you know Judge2 He is cur dog. He catches
our chickens for us. We call brothers horse
Cesar but he says his name is Prince. Brother
don't like us to call him Cesar Our ducks>lay
eggs every day. 1 am got little watch. lost
the one Santa Claus brought me at church l
cried and papa got me dold one. Old Cream
is got calf. We feed it. Old Cream got after
Kate. We got lots of little lambs One has
got little black stocking on. Mary and Mat
are going to write to you. Papa wont have to
hold their hands. But l wrote this myself.
Papa don't know till 1 tell him what to write.
He holds my hand so tight most tired Well,
brother is going to the Post Office. must stop.
Judge got fish hook in his tail, and reared and
tared. Mamma says send her big love. Good
bye. Do you go to the penitentry many times ?
Your dear little DAISY
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From Goochland County,

DOVER March l5, 1880.
Nessrs. Editors,-As you so kindly asked lit
tie children to send you answers to your enig-
mas l enclose you some
The answer to your Biblical Enigma in your
paper of March Sd, is this, "There shall come a
star out of Jacob"
The Geographical puzzle we made out too
but as it is so long will not weary you with
its recital. 1t is certainly correct, as we found
all the places referred to- 1t is a very pretty
puzzle.
The answer to first enigma in the paper Of
March 10th, is Americas Vespucus"
The answer to the Scriptural Enigma is La
Dor not to be rich"
We enjoy your Children's Column very much
l think it is very kind of you to take so much
trouble for us little folks
Your appreciative little reader,
Rosa VIVIAN BAYLY.
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that fit us so close and comfortably-rOe
haze a0ingSi And see children, it has
stopped showing, and here comes the sun
shine; let us go and see if Susie is about,
and be thankful to God for all His good
ness"
In an instant Susie started up with a
bewildered air The sunshine poured
through the window, and Mamma Sparrow
was chirping very loud outside, while
baby was trying to get her little pink
toes between her lips, and COO, COO, COO
ing deiciously to herself.
Susie pushed the snow off the window
sill, and scattered handful of corn, knelt
down by the cradle and kissed baby, and
somehow she found it easy to take Nam
ma Sparrow advice, and be thankful to
Him who cares for and loves both His
little feathered and His little human
children on earth-Ihe Christian at
Work.
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Monticello.
RICHMOND, VA, Nj

RICHMOND, VA, March "a.
Messrs. Editors,-Near the town of Charlottes-
vile is Monticello which means, Little Noun
tain" This was once the residence of Thomas
Jefferson, the second President of the United
States. Mr.. Jefferson owned great deal OF
land around Monticello. One of the hills he
named Pantops, which is from Greek word
meaning All-seeing There is splendid view
from Pantops of Charlottesville, the University,
and the surrounding country.
l think that Mr. Jefferson knew more about
writing Declarations of Independence than OF
building houses, for have heard that his resi-
dence at Monticello was very inconvenient 1
was in Albemarle last summer.
remain your little friend Lie B.
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Letter from a Little Girl.

Here is a little letter not intended for publ
cation, but it is so fresh and child. like, we think
it will amuse our young readers twas written
by little girl Of five years, whose home is in
the country, as one would readily guess The
country which affords so much to delight in
terest, and instruct children, especially at this
season Of the year
Ny dear -- got the nice paper you sent
me. 1t is 50 nice. / got it now in my drawer.
read it all the time. Ny birth day IS the third
but amt going TO have it till Saturday, then
mamma is going to kill the old Dobbler. Cousin
Belle and Miss Annie are coming, and may be
old Crawfsh will come too. We will have a
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AGAINST THE WORLD.

First Silver Medal Paris Exposition, 1878,
awarded to our B iIDGEWATER" FAMILY
FLOUR NEW PROCESS
IA Entire satisfaction guaranteed with every
barrel or money refunded
Bridgewater Family and Belmont Best xxx
Extra put up in Barrels, Quarters, Fights and
Sixteenth Barrel Cotton Sacks. Family Extra
and Superfne Flours. Choice Family Corn Meal
and Mill Feeds also for sale cheap Ask your
grocer for Ficklen & Sons Flour and take no
other brands
]. B. FICKLEN & SONS,
Bridgewater Mills,
de3-ly Fredericksburg, Va
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From Prince Edward, va.

WoRsHAM Prince Edward Co.
nessrs Editors,-We write to send the answer
to an enigma that appeared in the last edition
of the CENTRAL PRESBYTERIAN, which is "Amer-
icus Vespucius" And also send an enigma to
be published if you think proper 1t is as fol-
lows:
am composed of fifteen letters
My Is, 10, 4, 13, is a river in America.
My 10, ID, 2, 8, 8, is domestic animal
My l, 10, 3, 2 13, 3, 10, was a king of Egypt.
My 10, 3, II, 2, Z, is boys name
My 8, 6, il, 3, 10, is the father of Abraham.
Ny 8, ., l, is a kind of reptile
My Ii, 3, 8, is a small animal.
My r. 13, q, 8, is the grandmother of Timothy.
My ], IA, 3, z, is what everybody ought to do.
My 10, II, 8, 2, is a kind Of animal
My 6, 3, 8, is what everybody does.
My /, 3, ID A. g. is a city in Europe.
My 10, 3, 8, is an article of clothing.
My ], 6, ID 5, A. 3, is a country in Asia
Ny 8, 8, 9, r. A. 3, 8, is the highest peak in
North America
My. whole is sentence several times men
toned IN the book of Psalms.
Your little friends
j. NJ. and NJ NJ DIcKfVsov