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A TRIBUTE
From a Huntsville Editor to the Beau
tiful Management OF Brookss
Alleged Theater.
How People Are Kept Out Of Seats to
Which They Are Fairly Entitled,
and No Redress Given.

The editor of the Huntsville Lndepe7ldezt
cane TO Memphis during the engagement OF
| Edwin Booth TO see the greatest OF tragedlans
at Brooks's theater, and he tells how he was
| treated there in very vigorous Language.
Quite number OF people have complained
lately that they were deprived oil seats 10
which they were entitled, and several IN
stances have come TO the attention OF the
APPEAL which went so SHOW that sometimes
the same seats were sold twice. The story OF
the editor of the IndepeRdent Ia as follows;
x Colonel J. NJ. Heating, Of the Mcmp pms
APPEAL, was recently arrested in New Sfk,
upon the complaint OF one Joseph Brooks,
manager of Leubrie's Theater, Memphis.
Brooks charged Colonel Heating with libel,
and, instead of proceeding against him in
Memphis, where the ofense, If any, was
committed, he took the assassin's aim and
attempted to Guiteauize Colonel Keating's
character by having him arrested in New
York. Solid citizens OF Memphis made tel
egraphic prefer of their bond, and Colonel
Heating was released within one hour after
his jeopardy. The distant, poisoned shaft
of the bellicose Brooks fell harmless. The
APPEAL had been criticising the methods and
management at his theater, as he had right
to do, and it was this that excited the over
whelming ire of Brooks. A citizen OF Hunts
vile was but recently among those who wit
messed the interpretations given by Edwin
Booth at this self-same theater. While the
famous tragedian drew such mammoth audi
ences as would tax any theater to its utmost
to seat them comfortably, there were some
happenings on these occasions for which
there can be no defense. The Huntsvillian
had reserved seats for the matinee, little
elevated" it is true, but could never even
succeed in getting the ushers to show him
where they were When he found them for |
himself after much travail, he was so de- |
lighted r., to discover that ladies whom he |
did not know had been seated in them, that |
he had to be content to stand through the |
performance. An old gentleman who had |
reserved seats for himself and two daughters |
never did succeed in getting an usher TO |
point them out and never found them. The !
Huntsvillian had TO stand up with hundreds |
of others. Hdlalet was the play. Just as |
"Ophelia" was saying, with Misunderstanding |
effect,
"oh what noble mind is here undone,''
the Huntsvillian felt that he, himself, was |
there-undone by the swaying, surging, |
squeezing multitude. OF course the mana
gers could not prevent the aisles and all the
standing room" from being occupied. But |
they certainly could have fulfilled their con-
tracts and furnished seats as sold. Such
1oings are inexcusable. 1t were next to i'm
possible for journal to libel such concern
which is. in its wretched management, itself
a quasi criminal SANDER upon the theatrical
sh anne tn the Thespian world
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THE GREAT RIVER.
Measures Looking TO the Prevention
of Overnows.

To the Editors of the Memphis Appeal
MARION, ARK, February 1O.-Pursuant
TO notice the citizens of Crittenden county
met at the courthouse in the town of Marion
on this, the 9th day of February, 1882, tor
the purpose of taking some action looking
toward cooperation with the citizens Of
Memphis and other localities as to the fsas-
Utility of change of the Mississippi river
at certain points, by which the great and
excessive overfows in this and other counties
might be prevented, etc. DIR. T. C. S. Whit
sell was called to the chair, and S. p. Sweep
ston was chosen secretary. On motion of
the Hon. j. g. Frierson, committee consist
ing of the Hon. J. T. Smith, Dr. T. c. S.
Whitsell, r. B. Barlow, S. d. Bassett, Geo.
r. Badgill, Asa Hodges, J. F. Barlow, J. w.
Guerrant and r. F. Crittenden were ap-
pointed to represent the interests of said
county in said scheme, and on motion it was
decided that any three of said committee
should constitute quorum for the transac-
ton of business, and that copy of these
proceedings be furnished the newspapers in
Memphis for publication.
T. c. S. WHITSELL, Chairman.
S. P. SwEPsToS, Secretary.
The members of said committee being
present, a permanent organization was ef-
fected by the election of Colonel J. F. Smith
oh irman
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FACIIOUs OPPOSITION
Displayed by Certain Parties Against
the Kansas City Railroad.

| A number of persons whose property the
Kansas City road wishes to have condemned
| and paid Tor, seem to be determined that the
road shall be put to just as much trouble az
possible. If they keep on there is little doubt
that the Kansas City people will be kept
| from here altogether. Some weeks ago the
railroad brought suit against the property of
these parties-whose names are II. Fitzger-
aid, the heirs Of F. E. Pleitz, Henry Castay,
Julia Pleitz and A. Dauriac. Yesterday
they filed demurrer to the reads petition,
and gave the following grounds substan-
TALLY:
FIrst.-That said petition, with the exhibit
thereto, does not show that petitioner is
corporation chartered in accordance with the
laws of the State of Arkansas tor the incor-
poration of railroads; therefore, under the
laws Of the State Of Tennessee, petitioner is
not authorized 10 have private property con-
demned for its uses and purposes.
Sscond.-Petitioner shows that it is foreign
corporation, and, as such, it is not authorized
by the laws of Tennessee to have private
property condemned for its use.
Tnird-Petitioner fails to show BY its Pc
tition or charter that, either under its char
ter or under the laws of the State of Arkan-
sas, it is entitled to condemn private prop
erty in said State, without which 1t is not
authorized to do SO in Tennessee, either by
its laws or by comfy.
FOuTth.-Said petition and charter show
that petitioner ia only authorized to con-
struct own and maintain a railroad 10 some
point in Crittenden county, Arkansas, as
near as may be opposite the city of Mem
phIs, and yet said petition fails to state that
it has in fact constructed its road to such
point; or that such point Ia as near as NAV
be opposite said city. without which it is
not authorized to condemn private property
in Tennessee.
Ffh.-The act of November IS, 1871, re-
ferred TO in said petition under which petit
toner claims to condemn private property
in Tennessee, only authorizes the same to be
done when such railroad shall intersect the |
line of the State OF Tennessee; and yet petit |
TONER only shows that it desires 10 do go, |
and fails to state that it has in fact con-
itructed such railroad or intersected the line |
Of the State OF Tennessee Herewith.
iSiuh.-Said petition fails to show on |
that it has intersected the line of the State |
Of Tennessee within five miles of any other |
railroad in said State, or (2) that it has in |
ersected said lines at all.
Serenth-Said act of November 81, 1871, |
md the act to which it refers, gives to for
ign corporations no right to condemn river
rontage or wharfage rights as is sought to
'e done by petitioner.
Eighth.-Said petition fails to state what
abroad petitioner seeks TO connect with; and
t also fails to state that it has the permits.
ion of any railroad in this State to make
Herewith.
Ninth.-Pefitioner fails to show that they
ave any right to maintain their said petit
ion and to condemn defendants property.
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EDUCATIONAL.
PARAMOUNT,
ASCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES,

Situated Upon Cumberland Plateau,
ON TENNESSEE COAL CO. RAILROAD, VIA
~ Cowan. Tenth Year begins March Is, 1882.
Tenth Year closes December TO- 1852 The situa-
ton OF the school, its vacation in winter and con-
tinusnce OF session during the summer, recon-
mends it to those who wish to escape the trials OF
malarial districts. TERMS PER YEAR, 1924
The Musical Department of this school covers a
wide field. 1t is regularly graded school, and its
course of study is under the direction of the COL
LEGE OF MUSIC at Cincinnati. There is a Sum-
mer Term of this department beginning June LIST
and cont nuing till October 1st for those who wish
TO study music alone. Apply for circulars to
MRS. II. B. kELL5 OR MR.. SILAS McBEE,
Principals, Monteagle, via Cowan, Tenn.
REFEKS-Major L Minis Mr. Paul Romare, Rev.
VIM. C. Williams, Atlanta; r. Rev. W. M. Green.
Rev. W. p. Dubose Sewanee, Tenn; Rt Rev. Alex,
Gregg Judge A. II. Willie. Galveston. Texas; Gov
Benz. G. Humphreys Hon. r. S. Buck Vicksburg,
Miss. Hon. W. B. Spencer, New Orleans, La Hon.
Jacob Thompson, Messrs. J. S. Day, w. p Proudfit,
J. j. Freeman. s. Mansfield J. J. Busby. Memphis.
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PERSONALS.

Mr.. H. E. FURNACE has left Memphis,
and will go into business in Louisville,
Kentucky.
VISITORS on Change yesterday: H. A.
Martin, Loves, Mississippi; S. S. Sherod,
Covington, Tennessee; A. n. Craig, st.
Louis; HI. H. Pursey, Gibson; L. Man
heimer, Germany.
Mrs. NJ. ]. CRowELL, OF CORTLAND, Mis-
.issippi, has been the guest of the Peabody
for several days. She has many friends in
Memphis, and her intellectual face is such as
comes only of a good conscience, and is
always like sunburst amid an atmosphere
Of gloom. The heartiness OF the welcome
she always receives in Memphis is in pro-
portion to the sincere regret felt at he de-
oartnre
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LOCAL NOTICES.

BROWNE, the plumber.
HAVE your plumbing done by Bailey.
For good Plumbing. Gas or Stesm-Fitting
60 to ]. A. Bailey, 295 Second.
HALLS Vegetable Sicilian Hair Remover
is the most reliable article in use for restor-
ing gray hair to its original color and pro-
noting its growth.
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Promotes a rigorous and healthy gro,rth Of he
hair. 1t has been used in thousands OF cases
where the hair was coming out, and has
never failed to arrest its decay.
Use Burnetts Flavoring Extraets-the
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RATHER STARTLING.
b. LOwenstein & Bros. Bring an Attach
ment Suit Against Their As
sistant Manager.
They Accuse Him of EmbezzIement and
Theft, and Secure His Arrest on
States Warrant.

Memphis business circles enjoyed the lux
ury of a sensation yesterday afternoons
sensation totally unexpected, and one which
carried establishment with it everywhere.
About l o'clock Depuiy-Sherif Andrew Har-
ris went to the hardware store of c. Mum
dinger on Main street, near Adams, with an
attachment, took charge of the place and
closed it up. About the same time Deputy
Sheriff Semmes, with States warrant from
Esquire Coleman's office, waited upon Mr..
Mundinger, who is the floor manager at
Lowenstein & Bros. and arrested him upon a
charge of embezzlement 1t is hardly neces-
ssry 10 say that the party arrested felt as if
something had dropped on him. He accom-
panied the officer, however, to Esquire Cole
mans Office and was permitted to seek bail
with his lawyer, Mr.. Eirington. After some
little time he succeeded in getting II. D.
Shanks and J. P. Finnie to 90
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Terrible Loss of Life.


Millions OF rats, mice, cats, bed-bugs,
reaches, lose their lives by collision with
Rough on Rats" Sold by all druggists, 15c.
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VALUABLE
SHELBY STREET PROPERTY
FOR SALE.

INRAME RESIDENCE AND LOT ON SHELBY
II street least side) between Huling and Treze-
vant lot 90 feet front by 100 feet deep Residence
contains six rooms, with another frame house,
fronting on back alley, containing two rooms.
Beautiful residence property. For terms, etc, sp-
ply to JACOBS 4 BOOKER, 2s4 Front street.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
LETTING No. g.

CSEALED PROPOSALS viii be received by the
= Vicksburg, Shreveport and Pacific Railroad
Company until February b. 1852, ct y O'Clock
noon. for the grading. trestiiGg and crossties OF
about forty eight miles, from Arcadia to Shreye
port. on the line OF the V, :. and p. r R, IN
Louisiana.
Profiles, plaRs and specifications can be seen,
and blank forms for proposals can be obtained at
the office OF r. 7. Dabney, Chief Engineer and SD
periuuendent, a. Monroe, La, and al the office of
g. BouscsreH Consulting Engineer, 49, Vine street,
Cincinnati. Ohio.
All bids must be addressed TO John Scott Gene
raj Manager 1874 Vine street, Cincinnati, Ohio.
The COMPANY reserves the right tn eject any
ali bids 6. BOUSCARES
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sIardi Gras at New Orleans.
Knights OF Momus.
Advent of the King.
The KreHa of Prnteus.

The Krewe of Proteus.
Priority Phunny Phellows.
Independent Order of Moons.
Mystic Krewe of Comus.
Washipgton's Birthday.
High carnival from 10th to 22d February,
1882, inclusive.
Buy tickets ria Mississippi and Tennessee
railroad. Fare, S12 IS for the round trip,
Tickets on sale from 18th to Goth February,
inclusive, good to return until and on March
l, 1882. Apply to james Speed, Agent, No.
2S7 Main street, or at the depot.
A. J. KNAPP, General Ticket Agent
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the prosecution of yesterday and put up the
MORE To COME

Yesterday afternoon when it became known
that Mundinger had embezzied, attachments
were gotten out by c. Witisman against him
for S255 IS and for Sl67 80. Lowenstein &
Bros. got out attachment likewise for
about 5000. Esquire Coleman informed the
APPEAL representative that he thought
number of suits would be fled this u,Sning.
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Because dsceiTed by worthless nostruns.
Parker's Ginger Tonic has cured many in
this section Of kidney and nervous disorders,
and We commend it to such sufierers-Netrs
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MARDI-GRAS!
NOTICES.
I Tennessee Southern Railroad Co
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.
NEurH1s, TiNv. January 3. |.

MEaFHIs, TINS, January 3, lss2.
A MEETING OF the stock holders of the Tennes-
"a see Southern Railroad Company viii be held
in this city Thursday, March 8, lsS2- for
the purpose of consolidating this Company with
the Memphis aud VicksburS Railroad Company,
the Mississippi Valley and Ship Island Railroad
Company, and the New Orleans and Mississippi
N' Fro; MARTIN President
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The Highest Rank

Adapted to the needs of failing and falling
hair. Parker's Hair Balsam has taken the
highest rank as an elegant and reliable hair
restorative
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Notice to Passengers and Shippers,

MEMPHIS AND IrrTI Rock RAILEoAD Co,
OFFICE OF sUPEEISTEEDESr,
Memphis, January 20. 1852
OWING to Temporary break, caused By extreIne
~ high water, all trains between tais point anu
Madison are for the present discontinued during
the Suspension a line of steamers VIII run daily
making close connection at Madison for Little
The Kafie Hooper VIII leave st ! O'Clock this
TUESDAY, evening. and the Rene Azcready On
tomorrow evening, each leaving on alternate days
thereafter, except Sundays
Freight and passenge.s VIII pe received o. C1aTd,
@ o. re IsrdfsE, foot % Jetf=rson Et-se--
No :cte--u c-toa . zrSizat o. travel
= Z ElfIIH- E-I-e-l- - z {.
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Is grateful to inTalids, because it is refresh
ing without the sickeniug effect of most
perfumes,
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GastOn'e HOTEL. CASTOR, Proprietor
w. HI. Bingham. Manager.
Hotel Ciarendon.AJ Kerr. Proprietor;

L.. ID. Hunt, Manager.
Nos 81 and 63 Madison street. 50 and 50 20 per
day. This hotel is new and furnished with Il
passenger elevator electric bells, and rst-cass in
every department.
II C Joinner, Kansas City Pete Jones, Kansas City
L LAWS, Marion, Ark Rudolph Delmore, n
d harold, New Orleans VIM Sheldon. Texas
Wm p Johnson, Chicago II Safer 6 W, Cleveland
w Kelly, Cincinnati q Mordant, Little Rock
Miss L Gray, Nashville ID Ray, New Orleans
] r Wilson New Orleans w II Power d W,
Mist Ella Baker, y Y Rosenfeld Jersey City
Irwin & W, Chicago w l. Pencil, Brownsville
Jessie Jackson, Indiana I Neasey, Florida
NJ McQuigg, Ohio Major Bradford Boston,
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Responsible corresponding agents wanted at all
points, to whom liberal compensation will be
paid.
Fer further information, write clearly, giving
full address. Send orders by Express or Regis
tered Letter, Money Order, by mail, addressed
0nly to NJ. A. DAUPHIN, New Orleans, La,
or IL. FRANK MOORE, I25 LaSalle street,
Oh icsgo, HIS. formerly 2l2 Broadway, New
70 city, OF to No. 8 West Court street, Memphis,
Tennessee
N-B~orders addressed to New Orleans will re-
ceive prompt attention.
The particular attention Of the P5iic called 10 the
fact that the entire number Of the Tickets for each
Monthly DrdHiag is sold, aud consequently all the
Prizes an each DTulriIg sold and drnlSn dId paid
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THIS PAPER Pek q E0a1 ss g EsI s. as
.szsss,s;ns Rsssa p ss ~ ~fesss ~ fes'-.'s'''
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DRAINING.


All the Drawings will hereafter be under the ex-
elusive supervision and control of GENERALS G.
t. BEAUREGARD and JUBAI. A. EARLY.
A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN A
FORTUNE. SECOND GRAND DISTRIBUTION,
GLASS II. AT NEW ORLEANS, TUESDAY, FEB
RUARY II, IsS2-I4Ist Monthly Drawing.
Louisiana State Lottery Comply.
Legislature for Educational and Charitable pur-
2oses-with a capital of 81. 600 900, to which re-
serve fund of S55o, 900 has since been added.
By an overwhelming popular vote its franchise
was made part of the present State Constitution
adopted December 2, AID. 1879.
HIS Grand Single Number Drawings
will take place monthly.
IL Never Scales or PosfpOnes.
Look at the following distribution:
CAPITAL PRIZE. $4,000.
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6ELTRER.

| 5ELTRER-
| AM
SaNNK INN
| aassN
| ADOSE OF
Tarrant's Settler Aperient
has removed the agony of rheumatism. and its con
| tiSrn is but little understood Some empires re-
sort to ernbrocations which are really dangerous.
| 1t is now Acknowledged TO be blood disease, re
! sulting from acidity. This aperient correets all
such scidity land thus cures the disease AL rheu-
| matte sufferers are advised 10 try it.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
STEAMBOATS,.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Msfer TO he nHE si a4naEF FGE ErSH
wi L defer her trips until further notice.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
For Cairo, Evansville, Louisville and
Ctncinnaff.-Steamer
Cons Millar, - -
1e.vsss as above SATURDAY, Feb. 18th, at5pm.
RW LIGaTgURNE: AGENT. z Monroe s.:
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.DD~.V NnTICE
ITO ST. FRANCIS RIVER SHIP xI-A
PERs-The steamer Tlss ETifN " = EzTFSiSG
# O'clock for Mariauua the Cuf-off, Wittsburg, |
md internediste landinos on ST. Francis river, in
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matter, so his friends say. Esquire Coleman
has set the case for Friday next, but it is
more than likely that the grand jury will
take the matter up before that time and
bring in an Indictment against him.
WHAT Mr.. LowENsTEIN SAYS.
The APPEAL reporter met one OF the
Messrs. Lowensteins yesterday afternoon and
asked him what he calculated his loss to be.
at is impossible to tell" said he. "The
cases of transportation we have traced TO
him have been small amounts, such as 81,
81 or s., and yet these amount to consider
able during several years. We have been
suspecting him for some time. One of the
cases that we traced home to him shows how
he managed his embezzlement A lady
bought 81 or $5 worth of goods, and Mum
dinger afterward sent word to the cashier
that she had returned IS worth Of the goods
she had received. Ooe of our men was sent
to see the lady and ask her if there had not
been mistake in her change. She said mo
He asked her, what about the goods she had
returned? She said she had returned no
goods. So we traced that matter up"
"Win these small amounts reach the esti-
mate OF loss you had in your petition?"
ave suspect that during the yellow-fever,
while we were away, he succeeded in getting
away with a good deal of our money. He
had free swing then, neither my brother nor
i being here 10 watch OFT business. We had
full confidence in him. We have reason to
suppose that he has also been supplying his
family with goods at our expense"
The other side of the case does not loom
up very strongly. Messrs- B. Lowenstein &
Bros. are eool-headed men, and the presump-
ton IL, that they would not go of half
cooked in a matter of such gravity.
A friend OF the accused man yesterday, in
conversation with the reporter, stated that
Mundinger had declared that he was never
more surprised in his life than when he was
arrested on such charge. HE friends claim
that he has not been living extrayagantly at
all. He has rented a very understanding
house, and puts on no extra style; that it is
reasonable TO suppose that during his long
connection with Lowensteir 4 Bros. he
should have saved considerable sum of
money. II is also denied that be put large
sum Of money into the hardware store, and
it is stated that only 1915 WAS expended by
MIN for the stock in the store; that Messrs.
Stout & Bros, who ran that business before
him, failed, and he got the goods chesP.
II is further said that Mr.. M1ndingsT viii
claim that his troub,e Is the result Of aeon
spi-acy, That some weeks ego ne called
the attention OF the firm to certain irregu-
larities of one of the employees, and this
man desiring TO get even with him instig,ued
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EAECTION NOTICE.


THE annual meeting of the Stockholders OF the
l. Memphis Gas Lign: Company Will be held al
the office OF the Company, No. s. Madison street,
Memphis. Tennessee. on
Wednesday, March L, Iss2,
IN elect Seven "a Directors 10 serve the Company
the ensuing year ection from 10 a. n TO ,. N.
JOSEPH CRAIG, Secretary.
Memphis, Tenn February 2, 1882
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FOR WHITE AND BLACK RIVERS

FOR HALEs POINT AND OSCEOLA
Trf.weekIy U. s. Mail Pscket-For Ran
dolph. Fulton, Osceola and way landings.
COahOEma. .slL@S
Henry Cooper. master VIM SmitheIs...--....clerk
viii leave Memphis every MONDAY, WEDNES-
DAY and FRIDAY, ct pm. For information sp-
ply ou hoard or tn No. z Madison street
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SPECTAL NOTICE.

ITO ST. FRANCIS RIVER SHIP AslLA
i PERS-The stea mer Tiger. W. +. -.
Flowers. master, will leave TUESDAY ENENlNG
at 5 O'Clock, for Marianna, the Cul-oh, NltsDurg,
place of steamer Rene Macready. ,...
N