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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-26
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VRGINId NEWS,

Mr.. James Kstn, ono of the DID,: 8. citiz,ns
Of Winchester, is dead.
The National Exchange B ink of L3tciburg
has commenced operations.
Mrs. Georg, Henderson,, OF Pittsylvania Co.,
was burood TO d,s,h las: Wstk by her clothes
taking fro.
j. S. W;ibar. Of Olta,io county. N. Y. has
purchased tho Cau:horn farm. eight miles from
RichuO8d, 443 acres. for So 54S.
i: is said the counsel for the trustees 10 til 1.
Atlantic. Mississippi AID OJio Rsi!road c,so
will reogiVS fec of $4,000.
Miss Alico Aatror, OF Lo c;u1t2, II years
Of aRc. having b,en betrayed. committed sui-
eide last week by drowning herself 10 the river.
10 an afftay at Wiamson's. Allegheny
clunty, yesterday, between o whi;o barkeepcr
named Pagh AMI Wm. BuureI, ooIored, over a
whisky bill. the latter was shot and killed.
o. Thursday Miss p. Dillon, 40 ellerly Iady,
il attempting 10 put cut tho fire which had
caught to her wooden chimney. 10 Stafford Co.,
vas 50 badly burned that she died before night.
Miss Brown, who vas living with her. while
attempting to sid her. was badly burned, and
wall loss soue OF her fogers.
10 the hulings curt al Petersburg, ycstor.
day, Judge lam repderod ID cree perpetualIy
er dining aud res;raniog the city iiom Collect
iCg tsXos upon the roaI estate of the PETERS,
turg Benevolent Mechanics Association, held
ing tba. tho ASSOCIATION, bong charitable, the
Institution is exempt. under tho State statutes.
The case was test one, and Of interest. pun.
her of other Institutions being Involved 10 SINH
cuitj
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TO-DAY'S TELEGRAPH NEWS
& sSault ON a LAWYER.

ST. Louis, February 2G.-As William II, II
Russell, a we'll knosn lawyer. was writing
letter in his cfic, here yesterday morning. bo
was spDros bed from behind by Philip Brady,
who dealt him heavy blow on the head with
hammer. Fortunately the blow vas not we'll
aimed, and instead Of Gushing tho skull, lbs
hammer glanced of. iIhc!iug only a sewers
scalp wouod. DR. Russell spranc 10 his feet
and wsrded off second blow. lie cried for
help, and two gentlemen rushed 10 from an
adjoining room and secured Brady. who WIS
then given over to tho polic2. Mr.. Russell
says that Brady was client of his some Tina
ago. and has had erudgo agains! him growing
out of Law business.
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The Markets.

BALTIMORE, Feb. 26.-Virginia 6s old -; do
deferred - do consolidated slz; do "a sores
49,; past as GU cue coupon 90 new 10. 40s 81 lO4O
ll3: Flour frmer, but without change. Wheat
GSouthern easier and steady; Western firm :;
Southern red l13a1l7; do amber 1l8al22; No /
Maryland l2l1; No = Western winter red spo,
and Feb l!et; Mar llGIallGs April 1l7l.ll7s
May 1l7Salli5. Corn-Sou.nern STEADY and &C.
white "a; do yellow 554 Western mixed epot
and Feb 5ss; March 51ts5ss april 533 asked ::
May t3a533 steamer 81 Oats-ao receipts ami
no transactions. Bye firm but quiet at lO2alC5
Hay dull and unchanged Coffee dull Rio cs-.
goes ordinary to fair l0tsl24 Sugar; A soft q.
Whiskey steady al. llaSl II.
NEW YORK, February 2G.-Stocks strong.
money =. Flour firm. Wheat q shade betlet.
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compelled t. say it. L. is true, aud can prove
il. | said, in my opening statement, that q
gentleman appeared before lhe subcommittee
who had right to come there. He did not
c.ms 10 apy disguise, but no argued the quesD
tiou from pa!ional standpoint. | knew him
10 be CO attorney, but did not know for whom
he IVES zctiug. | asked him, Whom do you
represent?' His answer was. II represent o
private individual a,d the Uhliq1i Land In
provement Company"
Mr.. Hisoock commented Oh tic Tact that neith.
or oil tho other two members of the subcommit
teo Of the comm;ttoo on Ap! ropriations (Mcssrs
Blou1t and MoDroc) had said anything about
the sly il fl lenoss referred 10 by tho gentleman
[Mr. Moslnhon. DID that geotlema1 moan
to say that tho President had sent to Lin HE
private S. ctary 10 usa sly il fact % over his
action on this question?
Mr. McMahon-Do understand the gcntle.
uau to say that was tho only member of The
subcommittee approached 10 tho same manner
MIR. ii sccct-Tbe gentlemen is the only
member Of the sui committee who has charged
the Executive WlttI &c a!t5up; to use sly il Ia.
etc) over the ACTON Of that subcommittee.
am satisfied. from tho character of the gentle.
man from Georgia Mr.. Boun! und tbs gen.
tleman from Chic Mr.. Monroe !, that nothing
Of the kind woulds bo attempted on them.
Laughter on tho Republican sidc
Mr.. McNlahon-fou have uot ansWtr i mg
question.
Mr. Hisc;ck-Yuu II, the only en- who has
ssid he WIS appros cicd.
Mr. McMahon-l shall be comp; led to call
90 my colleague I Mr. MonroeI
Mr.. Hscock-I thing the gentleman ives the
o1iy ono who vas sglv spnroached | am in
favor of this appropriation. We all understand
what ii contemplated ia that portion of The
weird, and certainly tina sum should be placed
at the sposal Of tho Ezecn'iVe for The FUR
pose indicated.
MIR. Robescn declared himself 10 fsvlr Of the
appropriation. 1t would be Incumbent 90 every
Executive 10 tho future to gather at the 18th
mus ell the naval slrength at his command, &c
represent thtr, the flag and the interests of The
doGinaot Government OF the American CONT
nent.
Without action on the amendment the House
adjourned.
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The l.tsst developed danger to whio5 the
criminal to2llShnca; o; Mr.. Perncl has sui CT.
cd tho unfortunate pao:lJ Ct Ireland is that
cooosivel ard threatened by what ia kDowa az
tho Emergency Goa mttoo, which ia 10 o9:ct
tho non'payinE teraats on large tc,c, ard
prevent them iron cg3r cg.1 hoI3inS teuaat.
By By supplying the a-l 0gocI5 with protcs-
tant tsDauta !ron tie vr2vi2c; CT Ulster OF from
h 1glard aud SoCt,sad. Tho cxto1t Of The gliey.
ou3 i. jury Mr. Paracl! las Itli ,scl upon Ire.
land, can hardly be estimated; snd tina: he has
retarded. if not 1dcGoi'cly postponed. the steps
that warc 10 progress ior relieving tho burdens
and lettering the conGilioo Of tho suffolipg
people Of that unhappy coustry. is tho firm
convl,tion of almost every reasonable nan xto
is at oil familiar with tho suffice
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-26

Gen. Mahono's temporary Washington ofsso
says, the General will VOC with those with
whom he agrees cu caoh lcsion Oh which tho
roll ia called" Tho tdisor CT the organ alluded
to esSayed that pcl;c7 ouc,, ond got bouroed
from Lis position 10 tho republican executive
committee 10 c>0scqu?1c". rad es the General
will find it impossible to 20 IS far as the raii.
Gals will endeavor to lead him. they will, after
playing him for al he is worth, give him the
grand pass also. There is bu: enc pac, in the
Senate for Virsioisas, democrats and South
eruers and that is With md snorg the Vir-
ginians. DIM ,crats end Souhctners 10 thlt
body on ell OCCASIONS when they arc opposed By
New Eoelander5. radicals and bloody SKIRT
Northcrner:; and General Malone vii Fl I'd tits
out before his term expires.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-26

As the 4,h of March approaches it becomes
more and more apparent tha. neither negro nor
Southern man is 10 have place il tho utxt
Cabinet; the negro 6tcluse, enact such laws as
they may to enforce his equality. is person.
ally more Objectionable to tho plutocrscy Of the
North than to the children of his old master;
and The Southern nan. because, though they
Ir,te about the evils CT sec.ions ism til: their
torked tongues grow wdaiy, the radicals. i1-
stead Of attemptioE 70 abO.ish it. do alt they
cln 10 perpetuate it ard increase its Necessary
evils.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-26

Mr.. Alexander Rves. judge of tie Uaite j
States Court for III, Western District Of Viro
giuia, advises the rcpu; li,ao party, to which he
belongs. to unite with tho Mahonitcs 10 ihet
openly avowcd efforts to attcpp: to disregard
the decisions of tbs Supreme Court OF tho Uni
ted States and to forciby dtf.aul the c,odiiorS
of tho State Of over twelve millions of dcl'ars.
A precious judge he is. to be sure. Yea vori y
o second Daniel come to Judgment.
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Mysterious Murder.

ST. LOUIS. Feb % The Republican has tia
following specisl from Fort Worth, Tex, dntei
yesterday: "A mysterious murder was commit
ted here last night. a railroad grader. whose
name Is unknown, staggered iato q saloon 1T
midnight. and eSclsiminS, My God, ! am
stabbed" foil dead No oae could ba seen in
the street, but the recsding sounds of horses
boots Indicated that the murderer was fleeing.
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Secretary 4 herman interviewed.

NRw YORK, Feb. 2G.-An extra Just issued
by an evening paper reports an interview with
Secretary Sherman late last night, and reafErms
the statement already cent ont that the Secre,s.
~ will do all in his powsr to relieve the striu.
gercy in the money market. He does no! pro.
pose any definite programme, and 1t is believed
from what he says that he does not at this mo.
ment see his way defnitsly. bu: will do wta. he
can as the different phases of tho emergency
present themselves.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-26

The March number Ct St Nicholas has coen
received from It's publisherr, scrbner & Co.,
Now York. lis opening article is an interest.
ing story OF ths life Of Lady Ja2e Gray, and the
remainder Of its table Of contents is devoted TO
the attractive and instructive reading chsrac-
teristic of all the preceding numbers Of this
magazine for bows and girls
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-26
CONGRESSIONAL.
WASHINGTON. D. c., Feb. Is, 1851.
SENATE.


Bills were introduced aud referred as stated:
by MIR. Vance: For tho purchase ty tic SEC
rotary OF War Of the private papers OF The la!o
Confederate Generals Bragg ard Polk, relating
to the war Of rebellion. pud appropria,iug
$40. 900 fJr the came Retired to the Conn
uittco on Military Affairs.
By Mr. Lamar: Granting the right Of way to
the N. o. L. n. Il. r. Go. through the public
lands along their route from New Orleans to
MERIDIAN, Miss. Referred to tho Committee
on Railroads.
Mr.. Bntler offered q resolution, which was
agreed to Wlthou! debate. instruc:iug the Judi.
clary Committee 10 enquire and rcptr; by what
authority and under whose appointment Hr.
K. NJ. Wallace is exercising the duties u. s.
Marshal fer Sou!h Csrolina.
The Senate under new order Ct business
devoted ITSELF this morning from the end OIL
routine business uotiI l:30 o'clock 10 consider
ing House bills on the Calendar favurably re-
| ported. o single objection being sufficient tc
lay bill over.
At l:45 q. II. tho Senate proceeded 10 con.
cider the River and Ilarbor bill, and the gmend
| menis Of the committee wero read aud agreed
TO 10 Committee Ct the Whole as reached.
HOUSE OF REpREs ENTATIvEs
The Journals of Thursday apd Friday h,yice
been reed and approved, Mr. Weaver, of Iowa
asked leave TO offer resolution graDliug 10 T.
W. Fer zlchc, member Of tho German Rcech.
| stag, tie Use of tho hall Of tho House thi.
evening iJr tic purpose of delivering lecture
| 90 tho present condition of tho German people
Objection was made, ard then tho House
at 1895. went intu Committee tf tho Whols on
| the Study Civil Appropriation bill, all debate
on the peaGiGg amen imen'. spprupriatiog
5000 600 fer the establishment of naval ooalius
stations ca tho lsthmas Ct Pauans. bcirl
limited 10 twenty miru.Cs.
After considerable debate tho nmenGm mi
| was adoDted-S2 to Is.
There are stou! 10 more pages Of the Sundry
Civil Appropriation bill 70 be passed upon and
they will probably provoke buti!tle discussion
As soon as il is out OF tho way Mr. Tucker will
call up the Fandihg bill IL is not likely tina
ho can do 30, however, before q O'Clock or after
ss thero will be two roll calls IL tho House OF
tho Appropriation bill, consuming 70 minute
fGnh.
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Killed his Sister.

ST. LOUIS, Feb. 2G.-Hcrry O'Conn,r. egAd
II years. shot his sister Aunlc, O giI! Of -
last night while she was in bed 10 her ROOM
He had previously been repr1vad By hs
uncle tor striking q youpGer sister, aud Sup.
posed Aupie had reported him to tho uaclc.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-26

Littel's Living Age for February t6;h iss
been received from its publishers. Littell & Co.,
Boston. Among its contents arc: John Mill
toll. Don John. This Moral Element in Litara.
ture. Visited on the Children, Tho Moral In
tuence of George Eliot, Tho Great Snow Storm
of London, Antiquarian Travelling in Central
EraI CT &C., &c
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Dead

HUDSON, N. y. Feb. Christopher L,w
rsrc', manager cfthe Western Union IeIeRrapa
Comnany. died here this morning at tho acc Of
Sc. Lie has had charge Of the Western UoiO
Telegraph Office ever since it was opened h>ta
80 years ago, and was ono of tho Oldest sc'lye
operators in The State.
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FOREIGN NEWS.

1t is reported that pesco has been declared
betScen Chill AID Peru.
Grctce hiss appealed to Eo0llnd to aid her.
but has been informed that she must abide by
the decision OF tho CoEstantinop!e Conference.
The Irish coeeou bill 6ually passed tho
Brilish ilouso of CJnmoDs last night-2S1 to
IS parrcI ia c)DvassiDg for Frelci aid and
sympathy. lie has returned to Paris. 1t is
reported that he will withdraw from the lead
ership of the Irish party.
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Lync}lef.

GALVESTON. TEX Feb. 26-Tha News h,:
the following special: Albuquerque, N. ~,
February rs Fausline Guiterro, implicated i.
the murder of Col. Butler, who was brcugA.
in last night by sherifs rosae, was taken from
jail By viailantes and hung in the same piece
where his accomplscas were hung some tima
since.
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SunD0Sed Suicide.

TERRELL. Tex, Feb. ga youag ma,
named 8. II. Cochran, fell dead 10 tho street
here to-day. it's supposed that be Committed
suicide, as botll, Of laudanum and quantity
OF morphine were found on his plr5on.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-26

HORL1CKs FOOD, imperial GrsLuu,
- au6belps Prepared Wheat Lebis's E1,
tract Beet, (6otE liquid and solid) London Beef
!11tfacs. Valentines Meat Juice, Wyeth's Beef.
WINE and Iron and Johna,ons FLUID Beaf .er
fale byA-:[ feb2Gla .JANNEY 500
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LIST OF LETTRRS

The following is q list of the letters remaining
D IN the Alexandria. Virgins, postofice Feb. %.
Fersons calling for letters will say thew are &C.
r. 7ertlsed and give the date of the list.
Ii not called for within thirty days, thew will be
sent 10 the dead letter Office. in Washington.
Arnold, Mrs Maggie King. IT
BLACKWELL, Joseph Kane Mrs AleYandor
Beh.n, Jane lincoln Mra No..
Conway, Nette Lindsey Ma,1 IT,
SS a' neIn Lane, John w
S SO, Niss hmmle Ross, Richard
E G, Sommers. Mrs Cata'o
Ennis, Mrs Virginia, 2 Smoot. Mis- In,iso
Fsliin. Jao NJ Smith Me- i Iou;se
Green, Mrs NJ Snttar Me- iU Uasa
Gibson, Mrs Sarah Stirk,,s MS. Ssa nuGy
Harris, Mrs Deals T. nan HTWSie'Kn)
Jones, Malta Wi,an M;.,u
Jameson. Miss Sarah '' A'Ss mary
LEWIS MCKENZIE, p NJ
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-Four ccnpsnies Of tho U. s. Merre Corps
had dress p:rsde at the e,s. f1ont Of the Cspi.
tol this morajDg.
Tao NstioEEl Museum, where tho inargurs-
ton bail Is 10 Do held, will be lighted I'D to. night.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-26

1t appears from tho report Of tho soleo! com.
mittcc to the Senate yesterday that the par.
tisan enforcement of the Federal election laws
cost the country half million dollars for 1876
aud 1878. besides disfranchising thousands of
citizsrs Ir)n the right of Suffrage.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-26

CoueHs-"Bro,o Bronchial Trochcs" sr.
used with advantage to alleviate CoUoHs, SORE
LhsoAT, hoARsENBss and BRONCHIAL AFrEc
TONS. For thirty years these Troches have
De 1sen IN use, with annually increasing favor
tney are not new and untried, but, having been
Tested BY wide and constant use for nearly an cn.
u.e generation, they have attained we'll msri.ed
rank among the few staple remedies of the sce
IHE THROAT "Bro1oa's Bronchial Trochs,'
ACT directly on the organs OF the voice They
nave an extraordinary effect in all disorders O. the
when relaxed either from cold or over exer,io.
OF the voice. and produce q clear and di.trc.
e@nuncahon. Speakers and singers find III
a CoUGH, Gold. OATARRH OR SORE THROAT
requires immedisto attention, al neglec. Of.
sentlmes results in some incursble Lung Dis
ease: "BrowMs Bronchial Trochcs'' will al.
t most invariably give relief limitations arc Of
tereu Iof ssie. many of which are injurious The
genuine "Bro,on's Bronchial Troehes' are sold
only in bores
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Rot 10 Surrender.

PoUnKEEps1E, N. Y. Fob. 26.-Thc banks
OF this city. alter full consideration, haze d.
clded not to surrender their circulation.
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Penobscot Bay Frozen

CAMDEN. No., Feb. 26.-Peuobsc,s Bay
was frcz'n over last night for the Ii st tim
since 1875.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-26

1fGenersl Garfield shall desire that the Sen.
ate convsue at noon on the 4th of March to
r. GIVE his nominations, he will 80 signify to
Mr.. Hayes, and the latter will sc nd the call to
the Senate 10 time to have it cad before fosl
adj lurnment
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The Proposed Sunday Law.

10 the HbHc:
1hs subscriber. representing more than 500
men in the Reform Club. spd also representing
the s!utimeus of hundreds of our best cit.
lzans, begs leave to report that all efforts to SO.
cure law to prevent The sala OF ardent spirits
and ohor articles on the Sabbath day are likely
to FILL for tho following reasons:
lst. Tho Committee on General LAVE. who
have bad Tho sutjec before item for four ,rceks.
Will probably never mako report on the sub.
'ct. ibis committee is composed of Messrs.
Peake. Rishiell, Fioklin and Moore. and although
frtq 1cntly called togstfcr, have failed to have
quorum, cx,ep. on one OCCASION when Ger
man restaurant. keeper named Kraft and Judge
Charles Il. Sidsrt appeared before them and
erdaaVored. by something they called argu.
ment, 10 prevent the Incorporation of certain
features we desired to have 10 tho bill. MIR.
fickIln has not at any time met the jmmitteo,
tor reasons perhaps sufficient. Mess:s. Rishiell
and Pesko DO not flvor tho clause 10 tho bill
Submitted TO them, which provides that hall
tho foes should 20 to the informer, and it may
bo said this clause meats with decided opposi.
tloo ircm the saloon keepers, because they very
well know that tho iof, rncrs must b. tho men
who buy their drink On tho Sabbath, and By
cutting Gu: this clause the7 emssoaste tho bill.
Mr.. Moore faVors The bill % originally present.
ed by me-, and is true map. 81 far Messrs.
Peake and RshieIl have yielded more to the
opposition than they have granted to US. Mr..
Peako assured the Cout e. two weeks sgo thct
| bill would :rtaicly be reported at theit next
meeting, bat bis excuse for falling on Wedaes-
day; the 3d. vas tho merest Gub.crfu9c-"h
coudo't get his committee together" TW,
| wet k' before he had promised me to report
bill on which lie aud MIR. Moore were then
agreed, but at the last moment, Wigeled out of
bis promise BY ssyius thst Mr.. Rishiell de-
| mandsd TO b, heard. | shall not. therefore,
| believe any moro promises Mr.. Psake NAV
make. until DO dofs fuliI his promis TO report
| bill.
1t is evident that this committee will not
| make any report.
Now. will tho cilizsns Of Alexandria submit
to such treatmen. ss this:
-, The liquor sellers d, not really favor
Sunday law, except lew Of the most respeots.
Bile OF them. Many of them are Germans who
20 not believe 10 the sanctity OF the Lord day,
aad others Want tho greater profit secured on
that day by the larger sales; and again those
who would ohsargo a good Sunday law are
afraid that their less sorupulous ueiehbors NAV
eVads 1t and so secure their custom. nv duties
as pastor here close 10 about fortnight, and
cannot, therefore, remain on the spot to urge
this matter on the people. My course hero has
been often very unfsvoraby criticized even By
few good people, tut my conscience bears me
testimony that hav, striveu without fear or
favor to do what thought WAS my duty, and
| am content to carrg with me the good wishes Of
my friends aud to leave behind me the:illsRi
OF tho enemies Of righteousness and truth.
WM. K. BOYLE.
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w.; IN inc 10th instant, Mrs. MARY ADAMS
WIS m,te Oh VI. John Adams, of Amissville, Ran.
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lYpsilanti. Mich, Com merc,sl, |

Lately conversing with Mr.. Carl Sispuuat,
corner Congress and Washington streets, CUR
representative learned the following from tia.
gentleman My daughter suffered from Rbcu-
matlsm to tuci 40 extent that it crippled her.
rendering her uaabl, TO walk at all. We cor
suited many physicians and used all kinds OF
medicines, bat 10 vain. At lest. We decided to
try the st. jacobs Oil. snd this wonderful
remedy effected the happiest results. Ii cured
nv daughter, ADD the little girl is now wall and
strong.