davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
National Republican., 1882-08-18
-----=-----=7
WEST WASHINGTON,

During the fishing season report concerning the
condition of the water at Great Falls will be pub
lished each day, as furnished by the Washington
Aqueduct office, using the following scale Yer,
turbid, to s.; turbid. to Is; slightly tulbid. Il
to %; clear. p to 90. Condition Of the water
Thursday, August l7-At Great Falls, Z: at re-
ceiying reservoir. SO; al distributing reservoir. 36
High tide Friday, August l9-lO:O7 a. IN. and
1920 p. IN.
Street lamps will be lis hted tonight att sop m.
and eXtinguished at a. m
Professor Eastman, Of the Naval Observatory
left yesterday Tor Cape May.
Mr.. Emil Keferstein, OF the Bureau OF Statistics
has gone TO join his family at Warren, Pa
NJ. Joseph Libbey, accompanied by his daugh.
ter, has returned home from AsbuGy Park, being
FASTENED back by the illness of his son Robert
On Tuesday night colored buTlnr entered the
residence of Ofiicer Shanks, No. 1912 Thirtietl
street, by raising u back window, but in order Il
get in lie had to step on a bed in which young
lady was sleeping, by which she was aroused, and
the burglar scared OH
Hartley & Brother received yesterday by canal
boat Seneca l,O6j bushels of wheat, which wal
sold on Change at the following prices: Isl
bushels at sl l2 300 bushels at 81 II; 800 bushel
at 81 %. and 30 bushels at 81. l019.
The schooner Fannie A, Bailey, Hume master
took yesterday from Agnew's wharf $50 tons O
COnl IN Rnstnn
National Republican., 1882-08-18
ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRS

The superintendent of police is relaying the
curb and putting down new gutter in mont OF
the Washington street Baptist Church.
The trustees of the colored school houses have
been called to meet the committee on school
houses and furniture at the Peabody building this
evening,
The Democratic voters assembled in the several
wards of the city last night to elect delegates to
the Congressional convention of the party TO meet
in this city on the 9th Of September.
Mr., James Smith, Of the police force, has sent
TO b. G. Carter, of Loudoun, watch which was
stolen from Mr.. Carter here last month, and which
was recovered at house in Washington.
There was but one prisoner before the Mayol
yesterday morning, little colored boy named
Gurlz for throwing stones in the street and break
ing window. He was discharged with q repri-
mand, the window having been paid for.
The Washington and Western Railroad Com.
pany has postponed until September the pay
ment Of the July interest upon the Clarke County
bonds @lOOO0O). These bonds arc first mortgage
on the Washington and Western Railroad. Theil
principal will have TO be paid back to Clarke
County unless the railroad enters Clarke County
within five years from the date of the subscrlp'
! ton.
National Republican., 1882-08-18
Excursions.

The George Leary will make an excursion to
Piney Point on Monday next, leaving at 10 u. m
and returning Tuesday morning ut o'clock. She
will arrive at the Point at p. IN. and leave
promptly ut midnight.
The Potomac Fruit Growers will give one oi
their pleasant excursions to Gymont day. The
Keyport will leave at a. III. aud . p. III. and ro
turn at noon and at p. m. A fine program me
will be presented at Glymont.
The officers Of tho COrcOran will benefit by an
excursion to Marshall Hall on Tuesday next
They deserve well OF the public for their uniform
courtesy and attention.
The trip to Quantico on the fine steamer Key
port should be borne in mind as aiiording an OPP
portunity for q pleasant sail aud for excel cnt
enjoyment a. the pavilion.
The Mary Washington makes her regular trips
to 0ccoquun Falls aud Mount Vernon Springs.
To- day She goes to OGcCquan.
The fine steamer CorcOran goes daily to Mount
Vernon, and, besid, the snil on the river, visit
to the home OF the Father Of his Country is always
intnrpStuR
National Republican., 1882-08-18
InhIrnnni YYnnnen

The ladies who last week held q meeting to pro.
test against the action Of Secretary Teller in not
admitting women as clerks in his department,
held another meeting last night at room AZ, Cor.
coran building. Speeches were made by Mes
danes Smith, Roberts, and Greene, Mrs. Roberts,
in the course of her remarks, said that II tue Re-
the Democrats would resolution was adopted
thanking the press OF the country, and especially
The kEpUDLi Lic4N, FOR the sympathy expressed for
Treasury sent a beautiful bouquet to Mrs. Roberts,
accompanied by letter expressing sympathy for
the ladies. The meeting adjourned 10 meet next
Thursday.
National Republican., 1882-08-18
h1E5S ADVERTISEMENT AND NOTICE
Concerning the construction of
NEW STEEL STEAM CRUISING VESSELS FOR
THE UNITED STATES NAVY.


Invitation is hereby extended to all engineers and
mechanics of established reputation and all reputa-
BILE manufacturers of vessels, steam engines, boilers
Ordna ice, having controlling regular establish
lslnentS and being engaged in the business all off,
GERS of the Navy, and especially all naval construc-
tors, steam engineers and ordnance officers OF the
Navy, having plans models, or designs of any yes.
sells, of any part thereof of the classes authorized
blythe naval appropriation act of Augusta 1857 sub
nit such plans models, ana designs TO the Naval Ad-
vsory Board directed TO be organized By the Secre.
tary OF the Navy under the provisions ofsad act for
his advice and assistance in the designing and con-
slructng of said vessels, In order that the may
be examined by said Board in accordance with the
provisions of said act
The vessels authorized by said act are to be two In
number to be constructed OF steel of domestic manu-
facture, having near may be, tensile strength
of not loss than sixty thousand pounds TO the square
inch, and ductilty in eight inches of not less than
twenty-five per centum; 10 be provided with full sail
and full steam power and TO be OF the highest attain
able speed and adapted TO be armed with suitable
armanents described in said act and one Is to be
not less than five thousand nor more than six thou
sand tons displacement and the other Of notess than
forty-three hundred nor more than foryseven hun
dred tons displacement
Said plans, models and dei igns should be submitted
within the period ofslxty days after AUG ST2O 1882
and should be transmitted 10 the Navy Department
Washington, d. O.
The Department will, upon application, forward
copies Of SO much of the naval appropriation act as
relates TO said vessels and will answer all letters o
inquiry and furnish all desired information the
subject WILLIAM E, CHANDLER,
Secretary off the Navy.
NAVY DEPARTMENT, wAsHINaTos, Ausust5, 1852.
National Republican., 1882-08-18
l,ns,lic An,iisNnIcnfn. A

The Theatre Comique has b' ell nigh ly crowded
this week TO welcome back Wheatley md Tray
nor, the Dublin boys These gentlemen are the
INST ccCmplished artists in their line of business
and stand ivaled The rest of tic bill is all
excel mt one.
MIR. Barney Reynolds will tonight be rendered
a grand farewell benefit at Drivers Garden, and it
is safe TO say that that popular place of amuse-
mcnt will TIC crowded.. III addition to the rcgu
lar attractions there will be host If volunteers
that together will make an entertainment IF ex
traOrdinary strength.
Abners Garden still continues to be the great
place of public resort, an no wonder when the
beauty and attractiveHess OF the garden Is onsid-
cred. Colorcl lisht', gie:n trees flowing lager,
an excellent concert, and always delightful
brle make up seductive tout ensemble IUr an
overworked man when the MT rcury stands at rs
in the shade.
When mans clothes are sticking to his back
and c can collar willis up 10 the appearance of IL
dish rag two minutes after being on, how long
ingly his thoughts turn to running water and tiie
delights to be obtained thcrcirom. And being n
sensible man he hies himself to Kelly's Swimming
School and enj ys the luXu of u swim, and ISSUES
forth new man, ready to face Uld Sol and laugh
at Linn
National Republican., 1882-08-18

We have on hand about 10 cases
beautiful Lawns at 8 cts.
About 800 pieces White Goods
OF every description. These we
have reduced to the cost Of inn
pOrtatiOn, and are cheap.
5000 yards genuine Wamsutta
Shooting, ten-quarter wide, rum
ming in length from one to ten
yards, at about 20 cts. per yard.
This make costs 374 cts. to buy
from the agent.
National Republican., 1882-08-18
CLIFF IMMEDIATELY FLED
NYnYrrIN SenInnrY.

One Of Washingtous best known institutions is
tho Wayery Seminary, boarding and day.school
for young ladies' conducted by Miss Lipscomb,
principal The course of education pursued there
Is thorough aud systematic, and as much attention
is paid 10 the useful branches OF instruction as
he purely orr Amental ones. The seminary has
been moved to 1887 street northwest, where the
session Will open Oh september 70.
National Republican., 1882-08-18
DISTRICT BREVITIES.
The weather To-Day.

Ter NE Middle Atlantic States, afghHy coocr,
fair trcd her, no,ihrcd rindS, and higher barometer.
For Washington, from z a. N. 10 midni0h-
slightly cooler, fair wcaiher.
Thtrmomctric readings-7 n. M, H.7o; II A. M,
$40; r. M, $3.50; p. M, s32f IL p. M, 75Ao;
maximum, S9Oe; minimum, 1892
National Republican., 1882-08-18

Wanted plenty of help to get rid
of our still immense stock 3
yiOus to removing into our Ii. ID.
some New Building.
1tis impossible for us to men,
tion all the low prices to which
we have reduced the goods still on
hand, enough said when we say
that no goods shall be carried into
the new building that a price will
sell.
National Republican., 1882-08-18

THE Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, wishing as
many us possible to enjoy themselves during the
heated term, have arranged for another excursion
to the mountain resorts, Deer Park and Oakland
on Saturday next. The attractions at these places
are manifold Besides the satisfaction of first class
hotels and appointments, the scenery en- route
worthy OF the trip. Trains will leave this city at
1910 a. m and 1910 y. m,, and 2:35 a. m. Sunday
Those leaving on the 1Gi) m. arrive in tie
mountains III ample time to witness the grand
effect Of the sunset, and those leaving on the 1910
p. IN. are treated with the view of sunrise in the
mountains-sights once seen never forgotten. The
SIS rate for the round trip with tickets god to re-
turn on any train Mond,y. Is exceedingly low
and should take large patty from this city.
National Republican., 1882-08-18
LOCAL MENTION.
DUBlTC VOICE.

1889 AND 1871 L STREET, JAN. Q, 1889.
Gcntlemen:
oheerfully recommend Browns
Iron Bllters as the best preparation
cvOr brought before Tho public.
w. II. KENEosTER,
Ofilco of EdnondsJn & Co., fine
shoes.
Browns Iron Bitters Is nm lnvalu-
able strenPthener for the nerves,
muscles, and digestive organs, pro-
duciDg strength and appeiite
National Republican., 1882-08-18
A WIFE SHOT.
Excitement in Alexandria by tIc Shoot
ing of 1Irs, CliU.

In Alexandria a young tinSmith named James
Gift shot his wife yesterday morning about 1915
o clock in the Wolfe street tunnel of the Midland
Railroad, inficting wounds of which She will
probably die. Cliff married some time ago Miss
Mullie McKenney, daughter of Captain Mckenncy.
Potomac waterman. He has been quite jealous
OF his wife, q handsome and >prightly woman, and
their domestic peace has been often interrupted.
Their house is on Wilkes street, near the Midland
tunnel, and yesterday morning he invited his
wife to take n trip 10 Washington, and, aS shoIt
cat to the ferry boat he proIosed to walk through
ta tunnel. When arrived midway of the tunnel,
hieh extends ON Wolfe street from Fairfax 10
lie street, he drew revolver and
SHOT HER THREE TINES
In her head, in her arm and across the right car
lie came 0 vi of the tunnel and announced to some
bystnndGrs TINT he had tried to kill Molly" nd
believed he had done II. All he now wanted, he
said, was means enough to go 10 Washington. 1t
is id, nlso, that he fired two Intellectual shots at
some colOred boys in the neghborhood who mad
annoyed him. Mrs. Clifwas carried TO her home,
on Wilkes, near Pitt street, where She received
medical attendance. Cliff is a we'll. known young
AlCNandriun, and is employed ut Hoy's stove aud
/ II EctOry. on King and st. Asaph stree,s. Both
he and his wife are quite young-neither one 70
years of age.
CLIFF IMMEDIATELY FLED,
and II Is supposed came 10 this city. Captain
Webster, of tiiG Alexandria police force, came up,
and, with the assistance Of our own force, search
WINS made for CLIFF but without avail Yesterday
afternoon DR.. II. Marshall Jones extracted the balls
from Mrs. CLIFFS hand and arm, but did not probe
for the balls In her head. lie regards the wounds
/ as dangerous, but not necessarily fatal. The
! woman was in good spirits aud comparatively
easy. Up to an early hour this morning The police
! had struck no Clew of the would-be murdeTers
whereabouts, There was rumOr in Alexandria
last night that be had sucided, but it could be
] NnHtn o ItaU UNnf In E.afHrn
National Republican., 1882-08-18
NIafa ORT A N n

W
DR. NJ NJ. DE MFZA, who has practIccd his pro-
fesson in this city for The past fourteen years
Just returned from a visit TO South America, and
TAX TAX es pleasure IN apPfsnng ms former auenIs and
his practice to the treatment of Diseases Of the Eye
only. DR.. De Meza can speedily all diseases OF
the eye By meails OF remedy which he has discoy.
cred. Even CatarActR can bo successfully removed
without the use OF Instruments and without pain to
the afflicted ONCE hours, to II a. M. TO p. m.
s27 Ninth street northwest au2-lm
h~5Fs ICE AND SPONGE BAGS, AIR Pill
kSfS LOWS CUSHIONS, and other RUBBER
GOODS. at CoUdHLIH'S DRU0 STORE,
aultf Masonic Temple,
National Republican., 1882-08-18

Fresh Alderney butter churned every morning,
and delivered in 1zlb ward" prints at 40c per 10.
Also cottage cheese, SC. per BALL butternilk, Sc.
per quart, and sweet milk &c. per quart
THE highest cash prices paid for dresscs and
gents clothing, watches, jewelry, &c. Call on or
address Hcrzog, sos Ninth street, near Penhsyl-
yania avenue.
National Republican., 1882-08-18
tDaily. tDay except sunday.
Baltimore and Ohio Depot corner New Jersey ave
nue. and street.
EUentnD.
PoST-oFFICE MAILS.

Hours OF Their Arrival and Departure.
(oncially furnished by Colonel d. Il. Anger, post
mastery
National Republican., 1882-08-18
"A,aerney Dairy waxop..r

JUMPER WATER on drausht at shOrers, 1910 1
National Republican., 1882-08-18
Prominent Arrivals.


MFTRoroLITAN.-S Bissell, pittshurg, Pa; w. w.
Girnult, New Orleans; II. j. Wright, SYRACUSE N.
son aud j, II. Anderson. Hartford, KY; VI. w, Nee
ms aud g M. Wmnnt. New York; H. r. Taylor,
fhiladolpliai u. Berry, Montgomery, Ala.
EnBirT.-E b. Griffin. st. Joseph, Mo; w j. Rich
nrdson, ~ y; u. a. Holden, r., Cincinnati, q;
Reuben II. Ga :, Cincinnati, o.: j. +. heynOlds.
New York; 7 iunms Hedge jr., Burlington, Ia; T.
H. Griffin, Pun ldelpha, Pa; $. Kuhn, Cincinnati,
D.; ". w. Vaughn, New York.
RiGGs-lI. NJ. Martin, san franciscOt II. s. Hui.
dekOper, Philadelphia; Bullnrd smith. New YORK
John =. Wise, Richmond, Va. II, II. BrOwnwell,
Chicago; Il, Breinend AuN II, Texas: q. w. rAri-
ton, Louisville, KY; II. Dontly, Youngstown, ONO.
ST. MARGIN. H. whitesde, New ork; William
Maeux, Louisville, Ky; a. KgOur. AleHandrin,
VA; H. u. Turner Richmond, Va; l.. A. CLnlS,
philadelphia; l.. a. Lee. Virginia.; l., L. Preagcr,
Philadelphia, Pa.
ST. JAMEs.-w. J. Chapin, Cincinnati; William NJ.
Hugt nnd q. B. lluge, Newport, kyi q, W. Oh'.H',
Baltimore; e.. II. Lawcry, New York George IL
West, Pitt3brrg, Pa; t. d. Murray, New YORK.
AHLINGTOS.-F. A. Hamilton, Halifax, n. s.; i.
GnnnUwuy, Nashville. Tenn: IL. II, Freshman, Phila-
dclphia; 4. w. Markley, New Jersey.
National Republican., 1882-08-18
KINGS PALACE,

sI4 Seventh Street, Between II nndI.
HS5- Remember, no branch store and no connec-
ion with any other establishment
National Republican., 1882-08-18
SPECIAL NOTICES.
s1ays PosT-oFFlC.i NOTICE.

Foreign Mails for the week ending August 10 will
close AT this Office rs follows:
FRIDAN.Ati p. m for Porto Rico direct, per steam
ship Avila.
SAIURDAY--At $50 a. m. for Europe, per steam
ship Britannic, via Queens own Qetters for Ger
many and Scotland must be directed per Britain
nic'p at $50 a. m: for Scotland direct, per steam
ship Furnessa, via Glasgow; at $50 u. M for Bel
werp: Mt 10 a. IN. for the Windward Islands, per
steamship Bermuda; at IL a. m. for Europe, per
steamship DOnau via Southampton and Bremen
at lO p m. for Cuba and Porto Rico per steamship
Saratoga, via Havana; at p. n; for Australia,
steamship, City Of sydney, via San Francisco
Mails for China and JAPAN per steamship CJptic,
VIA San Francisco close August SD at Z p IN.
*The schedules of closes of trans Pacific mails Is
arranged on the basis of an uninterrupted overland
transit to San Francisco Mails from the east arrlv-
ing lime at San Francisco on the day of sailing
of steamers are dispatched the same day.
HENRY G. PEARSON Postmaster.
National Republican., 1882-08-18

TE-"7T -Dy
u- s.l.. u.fs...j ...--I.I
National Republican., 1882-08-18

You cnn publish thrce-lino advertisement OF
Wanted" For Rent" "For sale," or Lost"
three times for twenty-five cents in THE REruB-
LlCAS.
National Republican., 1882-08-18
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE.
PRICE NO OBJECT.

Call and ascertain prices and convince yourself.
and be sure 10 secure bargain Now Is your chance.
Don't miss 1t. Call early. First come first served.
The conservator., 1882-11-18
Ancient Mexican NOrShin.

Of the whole system of Mexican wor-
ship by far the most prominent feature
was its astonishing ferocity. 1t was
drenched in every part with human
blood. It's priests were an army of
sturdy butchers. whose highest func-
tion was to cleave the victims breast
with the sacriticial hatchet and pluck
out the paipita ting heart; its devotees
are cannibals who devoured the victims
flesh in sacramental feast, and, like the
priests of Baal, cut themselves with
knives and lancets. Each month had
its festival OF slaughter, and in the
capital alone $4,000 human victims are
said to have been annually offered
From slaves aEd criminals, from Dris-
oners captured in wars undertaken for
the purpose, from troops of children
purchased for sacrifice, was the ghastiy
death-contingent continually recruited.
Some were fatted in the sacred cages.
others loaded with honors and sated
with sensual delights to make them the
more acceptable offerings; some perish
ell on the altar by the fatal stroke of
the priest, others in the mockerv OF
gladiatorial combat; some were tiaved
alive, others flung headlour into
souontain whirlpools and lakes. Never
ware uperstition so sickening with in
mlastble horrors.
The conservator., 1882-11-18
LATER ELECTION RETURNS.

Official vo.e for Governor OF c nnectcut
Waller, d nj @9,U2J; BuiAley, Rep, u, ,12
ROg r pIoh.b., S,1.
Iote OF New York city: Cleve and. Dem,
1%5 o45 Falger, Rep, ~ TIA Cleyeland's
! mainriti, u 'i3l. Hancocks majority owe,
| GnEeld was II. ;-S].
rlscu OH turns and estimates in Iruo :
nd oate tlr al ption Oh The Canal act and
tEe defeat OF STAT House D 1opria ion
FO gr carried only $ ven coun5.es in the
Sta.e of New York. Cleve and's mai0rlty is
now placed 1T l9i iS1
BItler's plurality IN Massachusetts, is Is
2GU
Completed returns from New Hampshire
show nat Hale, Republican, is elet ted bv
$50 majority over nl testants HAYNES
Republican, has 379j puraly Y in the First
Cong essiOnal district, and Ray, Republican
2214 plurality in the Second
The plurality for Pats n, Democratic
candidate for Cove nor of Pennsy vania, is
3S,7-3 Stewart. Independent Re ublican
candida e, receive about 10 0U0 votes
The official canvass f the votes IN the
Min h Congressional. dis ric5 of Missouri
gives DR.. j. H Mclean Republican, a small
majo Ity over J mes o Broadhead, Demo-
crar BroadheId proposes to cpntes Nc
Leans e ect on
counties towns and CT les in IlinOi- show
t ection of Smith Republican as State
Tre1 sur T, by Il plu ty OF 20 ami Ra b,
Democrat as Superlnten 'eut of Pub &c IN
st uction, By p urdl.ty OF !, Is
The official vote OF Philadelphia for
Governor was: Be- .ver, Repub AN t,S.3;
Patti on, Democrat, GAL; Stewar,, indie
pendent, 7g92; Armstrong Labor, 672;
Pettitt, Prohibition, So
The conservator., 1882-11-18
EATEN BY SAVACES.
Frighuut Fate Of Colombian
Pioneers in q South Ameri-
can Wilderness.
They Are Killed by Wandering In
dians, Properly Cooked, and
Then Devoured.

A recent te'eyIam from Panama states
| that young merchant of Barbacoas named
Poltes, in company with some friends, es-
tai Ii he'd himself on the bank If the River
Putumayo, among the virgin forest which
there covers every foot of the ground They
erected a house, made a small caring and
already saw their way to profitable bust
ness, when they were visited by q
number of Geven tos Indians, who came
ostens bly, to trade. 1hey were received
we'll and were apparently satisfied but sud-
denly they attacked and killed the Coom-
bians and atterward cooked and ate t0em.
The Indians never visited Putumayo be-
fore, and no one had ever fallen in with
them on the Amazon. Other tribes also
made their appearance in different places,
and it is believed some more powerful tribes
are irving the weaker ones from the heart
of the unknown forest, or that they are
voluntary emigrants who will murder and
plunder whenever an opportunity offers,
Residents on frontier also suggest that
they NAV have been driven from their
homes wherever these may be-by slavers,
whose vesse,s ascenied several tributaries
of The Amazon few months ago in search
OF slaves The Star d3d Herald says of
this suggestion: "Indians are captured on
all the interior rivers and carried Oft to dlf-
ferent out Of the-way reg onS, where they
are compelled to work on plant atoms estab
lshed away from anything bearing even
semblance to civilization. 1t Is probable the
dea h of PorteS and his friends will attract
the attention of the Colombo n Government
to those long g-neglected regions of the re-
public
The conservator., 1882-11-18

cordnelv, When the proposition came ui-ln
! the Dublin corporation to tender Woise iey
the freedom of The C ty, it wa, voted down.
| yeas Il nays q. Gladstone an ounced in
Parliament hat Brush troops would not be
sent TO suppress the rising of the False
Prophet in the Soudan.
OK account of recent disorders the
financial situation of France is regarded as
bad and the situation Of the Ministry is very
precarious Since the .bombardment OF
Alexandria, Russia has ordered seven war
vessels for the Baltic and two for the Bl ok
sea. Queen Christina, of Spain, gave bir III
to daughter. The coffee crop OF II vii n
less than two thirds yield, and the quality p
poor.
So GREAT is the distress in the Egyp-l
tian delta from the failure of the rice crop
that many deaths from starvation are prob
able unless aid is extended by the Govern
ment. "A prairie fire on the MOno Olian
frontier of Russia has covered space OF
seventy square miles, consum ng many Co.'S
sack villages. .Wheat-s owing in Eng and IL
retarded by floods and storms OF hail and
snow
IN his statement to the House of
Commons recently, Premier Gladstone said
1t was necessary that 12 0OO British troops
remt n in Egypt for the present and in a,
s ort me treaty would be made with
Egypt, one clause OF wh h would provide
tina the cost of the maintenance of this
army would be betrayed by England.
Iher Is an excellent prospect that the per-
peti ators of he atrOcious murder or which,
The JOY fam lv in Ireland were the vic-S
tins will pay with their lives the penalty ct.
that aWfg crime. Tw men ~hv - amr r
states evidenc3, and it IS exl ected that tho
stmonv VIII be complete and cOnclus vey
....At Constantino lie has just been celcf
brated the l3Atl year of the Mohamme ahf
calendar, and bus ness was forgotten lori
participation n ! roc ssions and re igious
fe tlvals The astrologers assul ed the Sui
tan chat he IL the new Prophet of Is am
p edicted to make hi, appearance this year.