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named. which wiIkgreatly facilitate his labors, Mr..
Grin has received fuiI authority from King Oscar
and from the Norwegian Government, and II Is ex-
pected that relief for the poor people Is at hand.
Mr.. Grip may BE- expected in San Francisco about
the end Of May"
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Ve--eI- Expected from FOreis" f"'"
IN Edward May. Liverpool. due. q " Macfarlane x ~
M stella. New York. overdue Castle = Cooke
Rk AdoIph. Bremen June. n Hackfeld CO
Bk Paradox. Bremen, June, n Haekteid 80
~ NJ Priscilla. Newcastle, y ) W, May. wilder GO
m Kaie. Bremen. July. II Hackfeld Sto
schr JuIiA. south Seas. May 15.A Cooke
AZ Joaepha. Cardid. July. Hackfeld co
M Oberon. Liverpool. August. T II Davies
sfmr Devouahfre Castle. from san Francisco. June
schr Hera- from Newcastle. Ns-W-. due IN June
m LADY Lampsou. from san Francisco. June
stmr sdez. from san Francisco June 18th
stmr AustraIia, san francisco, June 18th
Am bktue Discovery. san Francisco. June
an bkrue Eureka. San Fraucicso. June
snmr StraithIy. san Francisco. June
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KERR q PAINTER,

~ . KING STR EFT Err AND
= Dealer in Paints. Oils. Varnishes, Mixed Paints and
Painters Supplies.
Sole Agent for the Celebrated Averin Chemical Mixed
Paints. ready for use. These popular paints have teen sue
cessfuIiy introduced into these Kingdom for the past four
wears, aud have established a reputation Tor last color and
dur ability, superior to any other paint ever used.
Paints mixed really for use f any Tint, Shade or Color. and
supplied in quantities TO suit and shipped to any part OF the
Islands.
Parties desiring to do their own Painting can be supplied
With the required quantity and colo, and the use of the neces-
sary brushes, etc.
Orders FROM the other Islands. Plantations, etc, resfectfully
solicited and satisfaction guaranteed. JULIO 6m
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.EPARTURES.

DEE =.
coAsrwIsE
lime a-schr KaIuna. for Maifko
B-Schr ManuokaWai. for uononnulu, Kauai
B-stmr @ r Bishop, Berry, for Kauai
k-Stmr Iehua- LOrZenseu- for MOlokat and Maui
s-schr Nettfe Merrill. for Laha1na- Nauat
6-Stmr LfkeIfke, King. for Maui aud Hawaii
c-Stmr Mokoli. BrOwnel, for k0olau. Oahu
-Stmr Kitauea Hou. Sears. for kahuluti Maui
6-gchr Ka Mot. Swfntou- for Laupahoehoe- haW
T-Schr Waiehu. for Ouomea- Hawaii
T-Schr Marion. for Ol0walus Maui
T-schr LfhOlihO. for Kauai
r1ne a-gtn1r James Make. McDuuaidr for KAUAI
g-Schr Kekauluohi. for Hanalet
FoEEtGS-
luna e-stmr p VI s $ City Of New York. Cobb. for San
Francisco
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FOREIGN VESSELS IN PORT.
Mf..ionary Big Morning star. Bray
Tahffian bark Nintto. sumner
Am bktns Etfkdtaf. Cutter
Swedish brgtne Vesta
Am bk Revere. Mcintyre
Br Bktne MALAY
Brft Stmr Monarch. Thompsou
Am BIZ Forest Queen. Winding
Am bgtns Cousuelo. Howard
NAVAL
BINS Champion. Hope
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MARRIAGE

KALUA-BROOKS-At Wailuka. on the str inst. by
Rev W. =. Eahale, Hon. JOIN WILLIAM kALUA. to Miss
Poly LEo1ss- So CErls.
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Permits to train horses on the Park
rack cal. re Obtalced from Mr.. III. r..
Macfarlane. T)ckies' colors must ac-
company entrance fees.
Official Programmes of the Days
Races may be procured at Messrs. j. w.
Robertson & Co.'s Bookstore, the pro-
ceeds of which are for the benefit of the
Park.
Admittance to the Park, % cts; Horses
and Carriages, so cts; Admittance to the
Grand Stand, 81 .OO-
III A. WIDEMAN, Chairman.
% f A. PIERCE, Secretary.
Daily Republican., 1882-03-16
A ROlti Robbery.

Between and o'clock last n ght,
the house of James Kelley, No. Az
South jackson street, was entered ny
thieves, who gained an entrance through
the second story back MindoS by means
of shed, and stole theretrem Il large
trunk, containing $50 Ill money, : deeds
and a lot of clotuiug. Mr.. Kelly Is
laborer in the employ OF the Pussy n
Jones Company, and mad returned from
his daily labors Il short time before the
robbery and was in the house at the
time the robbery was committed. Alter
returning from his work he went up
stairs to put something IL the trunk
and came down again. In il short time
thereafter he had occasion TO 90 up
stairs fagaiu, when, upon entering the
room. his trunk with all It's contents
had disappeared as if by magic. Efforts
were AT once made to track the thieves,
but as yet only a slight clue is had Oh
their whereabouts. 1t is evident, from
the numerous robberles that have lately
occurred that an organized band OF
thieves are located in this city where
they nightly ply their avocatlon. The
poIica should keep IA sharp lookout tor
these narauders ana endeavor TO
ferret ont their den, and when ii favor
able opportunity arrives, they should
pull" The whole gang. Let the police be
more active.
Daily Republican., 1882-03-16
Tho European War.Cloud.

LONDON, March 15.-TheTimes IN an
editorial this morning says: war be.
tween Austria and Russia is always a
but at present, we trust
there is not serious peril. The estar'
lishment of the Servian kingdom under
Austrian auspices is an important
guarantee of peace, nor is the Slavonic
storm likely yet to break on Germany.
We have reason to believe that
Prince Bismarck has no fears in that
direction, and that he neither expects
an attack nor intends to strike.
The Berlin correspondent of the St
James Gazette says the Russian rep
resentatives at the German conrts have
been instructed to tender to the respec
tive G Governments to which they ART
accredited demonstrative assurances
that the Gar is firmly resolved tt
maintain amicable relations with Ger
many.
BERLIN, March l5.-The Cross Ga
zette says; "The interview between TIT
Emperor William and Prince Bssmarcl
on Sunday was for thepurpose OF dis
cussing the Russian question. I'M
Skobeleff affair." it says, it is regarded
as settled, but great watchtulness IS re
ouired. Prince Bismarck has loni
since arranged European combination
| for ever event uality.'
Daily Republican., 1882-03-16
AtlemDted Suicide.

A woman abont 35 years OF age, who
has been boarding for the last few
weeks in the vicinity OF Seventh anu
POPLAR streets, made dn attempt to end
her life yesterday by taking laudanum.
She claims that her husband deserted
her in New York, and she followed hun
to this city, and found him employed
in the paint shop at jackson " Sharp :
whele she had several interviews with
him, and on each occasion he dlsowned
her and threatened her if she did not
stay away.
Yesterday she procured two ounces Of
laudanum, and after taking it, Went
into the Old Swede's cemetery at 9TH
and Church streets, where her actions
attracted the attention of lady, who
uron finding out that she had takel
laudanum, had her removed to house
in the neighborhood, Where antldotes
were promptly administered until the
effect of the fatal drug was overcome.
The man denies that they are married.
and says that he became acquainted
with her III New YORK about eight
months ago, sinca which time she has
follow ed him. The woman says thai
they are married, ana that Only las
Sunday he destroyed the marriage Ger
tihcate Her case is sad one ant
there is no doubt but what she is de
serving of sy mpaCny and assistance.
Daily Republican., 1882-03-16
DEATHS.

NUITES On the 10th inst, after lingering
Illness, LgDert Nutter, aged o'years.
The relat yes and frien, If the family and
!, O members of the v alter Witch FIR Com
paDy and Chrsty Senate are res ectfully in
vi ed to attend the funeral from his late 81
dence, No 8 Fast Fifth street. on sunday af-
ternoUn at o'clock Services az the house
a 20 clock. To proceed to Rivesview GENE.
tery Salem, N. j., and Milford, Eel, papers
please copy.
| MHITCR ALTON March 18th, 1882 David
W. Whitcratt, In his 55th year.
| Relatives and friends and also members OF
" shington Lodge. Knights of Pythias are
| il vi.el to attend the funeral from his la'e
r. fence, Adams street, below elaWare
avenue, on Sunday afternoon, 81 o'clock.
lnterment at Wilmington and Brandywine
cemetery.
DANNY In this city, at his residence
March l4th. 1882, Henry Dandy, In the oath
| year OF his age.
the funeral, Friday, March 18th, at O'Clock
p IN.
MAG RiAL.-On the 14th inst, Maggie
f, wife of Jonathan Magargal, In the 37tr
| year OF her age.
The relatives and friends are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from the resi-
dcnce of her husband, No. 1922 Walnut stree
| on Friday V0rnlnY, AT II O'CLOCK, lntermeu
at the Lower Brandywtne CEN et"ry.
WlLSON.-On Tuesday, the 18th instant, a
| the residence of her son, Philip +. wilson
| No. ] Thorne street, MIS-. Wilson, in the
93d year Of her age.
| The relatives and friends are respectfully
reuu, sted to attend the funeral from Asbury
NJ. +. Church, on Thursday, the 10th instant
vt O'Clock, p. m. laterment In Asbury CEN
etcry.
lRILEY in this city, on the l4th instant
Margaret Riley. in the bsth year finer age
'he relatives and friends # the family ar
respectfully invited to attend the tunera
from her late residence, No. ZIG Mad on st.
on Sunday afternoon, at 3 O'Clock. Service
at st. Peters Church. lnterment at the Ne,
'athedral cemetery. Philadelphia and Bal
tmore papers please copy.
Daily Republican., 1882-03-16

The guardians of the county met this
morning at 10 o'clock and proceeded
with the work they had on hand
which was principally the transferring
of property. Tuesday, March 2Sth,
was fixed upon as the time for the con.
sderation of public roads and school
districts and announcement of the same
was ordered to be inserted in the dali ;
papers.
The following resolution offered by
Mr.. Wier vas adopted
Resolved, That the annual visit OF
the Levy Court to the County Aims
House be fixed for Wednesday, March
29th.
Amongst several that were assessed
this forenoon was Harry WEIGH a son of
DIR. j. Is. WEIGH, who lowered up six
feet four inches in his stockings His
father, DR.. WEIGH, offered to vouch for
him but he was not received by Mr..
Febiger to whom he applied on the
ground that he was not a frseholder.
The Doctor became somewhat indig-
nant at the refusal and started out to
hunt up a qualified voucher for his son.
In short time he returned with
Charles d. Agnes, the well know col
ored night scavenger who vouched Tor
the young man and his name was
placed upon the assessment. The Doc
TOR could no doubt have found n mum.
Der of white freeholders who knew and
would have vOuched for his son, but
be wanted to show the absurdity OF the
law that requires a freebooter for
Daily Republican., 1882-03-16

A dealer advertised eyeglasses, by
the aid Of which person could easily
read the finest print. A well-dressed
man called at the counter one day to DC
fitted to pair of spectacles. AS he re-
marked that he had never worn any,
some were handed to him that magni.
fed very little. He looked hard
through them upon the book set before
him but he declared that he could
make ont nothing. Another pair a
little stronger, we're saddled upon his
nose, but unsuccesstnlly as before.
Further trials were made, until at last
the almost discouraged dealer passed
to him pair which magniiied more
than all tn. rest in his stock.
The customer, quiet ~ impatient
as the merchant, at having to try SO
many, put on the last pair, and CLOVER
ed through them at the printed page
with all his might. -,
Can you read the printing now?'
inquired the dealer, lretty certain that
he mad hit it right this time, at any
rate.
"Sure not a bit" was the reply.
"Can you read at all?" asked the
merchant, unable TO conceal his vexa'
ton any longer
"Rade at all, is it cried the customer
there's not single word among them
that can identify the features NV.
81 say, do you know how to read
exclaimed the dealer impatiently
"Out wild YET cried the freshman,
throwing down the spectacles in huii
| ttIf ii TDua what MI L Dt
Daily Republican., 1882-03-16

The battle of MOa mouth TO be
Com in an Grated Mississippi Lit.
yccs-Reiief for the southern SUI.
ferers by the floods. money cracks
his plantation lash.
In the U. 5. Senate, yesterday, Mr..
Frye; from the committee on Rules,
reported new rule, providing that "a
vote to lay on the table a proposed
amendment shall not carry with 1t the
pending measure. 1t was placed on
the calendar. Mr. Edmunds, of Yer
mont, asked An was granted leave
of absence on account Of sickness in
his family. A bill was introduced by
Mr.. Mitchell for the erection OF a pub
lie building in Williamsport. A bill
was passed appropriating twenty
| thousand dollars for monumental
| column to commemorate the battle OF
| MJum Duth Battle Association OF
New Jersey in completing the monu-
neut.
1t is required that the association
shall raise SO, 600 iu addition to the APP
preparation, and submit Vhe design Tor
approval to the Secretary OF war. Mr..
Garland spoke on the Importance OF
maintaining an efficient leVre system
IN the Mississippi river, his bill on the
subject being temporarily taken up.
He was followed by Mr.. Jones, who said
that nearly ali Of the alluyial lands from
tha mnnth If the ohio to the mouth OF
the Mississinni were nov under water
ny III reatentd with overflow. "The lands
IN Wississinni A rkausas and Louisiana.
INV nnder water, or in daily danger of
h,in,, hmoroed nroduced, in 1880, a
Daily Republican., 1882-03-16
AZ Pc ice Cont.

Mayor Almond presided at police
court This morning and disposed OF the
following cases !;
Frank Burke, colored, charged upon
oath of John Pryor, also cololed,
with an assault on him. John being
called to the stand testified that the
prisoner attacked him yes erday at his
home on Townsend street, and would
have injured him, If he had been abe.
After he saw that he could do nothing
in set-too, he resortsd to throwing
bricks, and went so far as to draw a
knife, threatening the life Of the COM
plainant.
The prisoners wife was called, who
testified that her husband had threat
ened to kill her, and she was afraid at
him. Othec witnesses were called who
substaniiated the charges made against
Frank, ard the Mayor imposed pen
atty OF g. and costs, and required Lin
to furnish 5000 peace bond.
Sallie SineX, who has kept ont OF the
clutches of the law for long while,
was brought in last night for being
drunk. She was fined 50 cents ana
costs.
Two other cases of drunkenness
Cleared the docket.
Daily Republican., 1882-03-16
New Buildings.

There will be a large number Of
buildings erecte this spring Ovs
street bridge. Mr.. n. LiehermaR
we'll known clothier, will builds
teen three story brick honses, Oh :!
tenth 81 rect near the railroad A
story brick dwelling boase iss
built for John Cadet on FourN
street east of the railroad. JAM
L1ach has purchased Let at 4a1
and Claymont streets, and will 500
commence ths erection of a ten M
house, which will be furnished VIII
modern improvements. /. q bep]
the grocer at Thirteenth and CaY1
streets, Is enlarging and otherSls|
proving his store. The improVsu
are not confined 10 the eastern W
of the city, but from all sides v.
coming OF extensive building onet1
and it is more than probable 'l@
one thousand house and stores
erected in this CITY during thisya
Daily Republican., 1882-03-16

The vestry Of Trinity T. NJ
have had a writ Of -eplev,.n If
DR.. Frost, the late rpc'o cots
Chapel, TO recover Two ,ich i.
munion service, one of WIN, ,ba
silver set belonging 70 ad d
Church. 1t Is also 'a''",ristl
DR.. is still retaining the na
and other property he' soa"r,rsl
church. The writ was m.ri,ts
Sheriff and DR.. Frost 'u y, atts,
rity in 81 900 until tue i
tested in Court. II
Daily Republican., 1882-03-16
FIFTH EOIrlO'
Minor Locals

! A gang Of burglars are plying thai,
willy arts In this city.
Gas lamps are now being placed I'm
the Eleventh street bridge.
The Knights OF Pythias will dedica,.
their new hall at View Castle, on thu
LIST Of May.
The Neptune Club OF this city vii,
give their tirst annual ball some TINA
in April.
A cargo of ice was received yester
day from Maine, by the Kenneh.c n
Company.
jackson and Sharp are very ,busv
q present, aud some of the men ars
working at night.
John w. Griffith, coal dealer. bas
been indisposed aud confined to hi,
home tor several days.
The contemplated meeting of Grs-,.
hackers AT Saenger Hall last evening
was failure, IS so few attended, thai
no meeting was held.
The axle of "a dearborn wagon broks
off close to the wheel on Market stree,
above Fourth yesterday afternoon, and
let the vehicle down in the street.
The sheds around che new de.ot ara
nearlys finished, blinds are being mn,
in the windows and ere long the build.
ing will be completed.
T. S. Harper, lately appointed mail
route agent on the i'ennsy wanna Raj.
rad, Delaware Division, is lying A.
riously i'll at his home in Dover
Wilmington Division No. Sons Of
Temperance, have had their hall hand.
somely papered. The work was doos
under the supervision of the Board Of +
| Trustees.
The Delaware Spring works A.
Eighth street and railroad avepus.
nave . number OF orders on hand
and are employing full force d
hands.
Miss +. 9. Chadh0urne, of Boston
will give an entertainment of s.lst
readings at the First Presbyterisu
Ghurch, tomorrow evening. See adj
vertisement in another column.
The pavements this morning wen
soon cleared of the SNOW thereon, ,h
owners not torg, tting that the law ID
relation th reto was recently enforced
much to the chngrin Of a great man,
The new gas machine rec emily placo
in the Malta Huu q works splendid
and gives n brilliant light. Mr.. K
nolds, the proprietor, h'ts placed a lie
chandelier OF neat pattern, in hi
Daily Republican., 1882-03-16

,eavy fall Of snow last night
A " sele Of the Almshonse propert!
The N 3oostponed until May 4th.
has been NasNIy, of Reading, who wa
Solomon s,tken with apopexy, i
recently striNS. II able to sit up.
much better amy ,an Association held I
The Central LS,,aHg, at which none!
meeting last eveniNSf six and nine pc
sold at premium ",
cent. IL, uietly in post
Things arc moving W ostmastershil
.offire CIRCLES, and the \appoptmen
still hangs FIRE. The VI,
should be ade. N.,jnto tn,
The coroner's Investigate m ", three
death of Annie M. Borre, ,dea'
month Old child, who was toundN4' il
in bed, Yesterday morning, resulIeNN "
the d, ci.ion that death was caused ~
commissions. n
THE steamer Samuel NJ FELTON, mad
her boilers, machinery, equipments,
etc, examined yesterday, by the hoaru
of eXamAners, employed by the GOV
ernmert, who pronounced everything
in first a coalition and were vel
pleased The\boat 'Snow ready TO start
running at an fou,', motto.
Daily Republican., 1882-03-16

At caucus OF Republican mem Ners
of the House, held l. st evenings resolu-
ton was adopted without di,sen" de
claring "that any legislation, at the
present lime, looking to the reduction
of Internal Revenue taxes upon wins
KEY, tobacco and cigars, unwiHe aud IN,
exprdlent, bit Gtat some relief shouIo
be accorded by Congress by extending
the time during which wnlskey may
remain in bond without the payment
of tue Internal R4N2C le
Daily Republican., 1882-03-16

From the Times.
Business is beginning to boom on
near approach OF Spring.
A council of the Royal Arcanium
being organized i'll Middletown.
The Board of Health announces Il
the town is entirely free from SD
pOx.
The preachers made an iWpresd
on the bald headsd editor of the Tri
script He says: they are certainly
tine looking jolly set of fellows.
A. p. Griffith, real estate brof
has sold the farm of DR.. John
Flick, III West Dover hund ed \
tanning 10 acres, TO Jacob Smith
Pennsylvania for 81, 200.
L. II, Beck real estate agent, !
house and 6 acres Of ground beloDt
TO the Augustus Green heirs tn
James Stubs, for $3.50 cash, adjalI
the residence of the purchaser
Daily Republican., 1882-03-16

The University of Pennsylts.ahus'I
the annual commencement VI as,,
cal and Dental departmtn. y ,n,l
There were two graduates III Oh
from this 8 ate, q. r JAZZ, h
Wyoming, Del md J. pa,m nsr
D. of this city. j. P. VIM ll,, d
city graduated in the D1p lead
ment, and was also elected wv r,'' A
the class organization. = nj
is a graduate of the Glass ~ 1,hp
High School, and is \ son OF JUN
or of the Ninth ward.
Daily Republican., 1882-03-16
Work 70 be Commenced.

The Belgian blocks to DO used IN paw
ing between the railway tracks, on
Front street between Washingt IN and
Jefferson stress, are filed up along the
sidewalk, and will be used as soon as
the weather permits. 1t is tho alten.
ton of the company to pave one square
with these blocks, and if satisfactory
they will be used for the whole road.
Daily Republican., 1882-03-16

Yesterday in the United States Court
the case of Howard and Allen, in tie
suit against the city of Wilmington
and the Board of Education for all IN
frlngemen, OF patent on school seats
was called and u. on application OF
Walter Cummins, ESD, the rules tina,
were granted againsy the company wert
extended Two weeks.
Daily Republican., 1882-03-16
Delaware Western.

On next Monday the Delaware Yves.
tern Railroad Company, will place two
additional trains on their road. One
will be a passenger train, which will
leave this city at 7.05 in the N Irning,
aud arrive at LIndenberg at \ % O..
clock Toe other will be an afternoon
freight train.
Daily Republican., 1882-03-16
To be Rebuilt.

The stack, and part of the wall Of the
axle factory at Second and Orange
streets, will be torn down and rebuilt,
and other improvements made to the
building, for the new firm which will
occupy it as soon as completed. The
contractor is John b. johnson, and the
brick work will be done by Frank Per.
kins The work will be commenced
Immediately.
Daily Republican., 1882-03-16
G tnNe.

The place to got a good stove Is at 9th
and Orange streets | have Tor sale tn,
Othello, New May tloEer, Now Record
and Stuart Ranges, ard the New Elk,
celsior Penn an n w Light Houst
Cook Stoves. Give me d call bolur'
you buy and get my prices. Open un
til 8 o'clock in the evening. Isaac ;,
RullOck
Daily Republican., 1882-03-16


RTE following words were written In
memory Of Ann WOodward.1
Gone to the grave has our Grandma
Done TO the realms Of bliss.
Gone to I've with her Saviour,
In a happier world than this.
We know IT Is wrong to murmur,
Or utter the least complaint;
Her earthly joufnev IS endod,
she has entered the land OF the saints
Her pathway on earth was rugged,
But now her race IL run,
And We think we hear thee Father,
Saying to her, Come. well one."
SheJong was child of the Saviour,
And and oft to his house did she roam
And now the message has reached her,
y Bidding her to come, come home.
SO we will not grieve for thee, Grandma
~ We know ny time hsd come;
TIt we will prepare TO meet thee
BeS 'ur Heave'y Fathers homo.
IN. aToN. Pa M K. T.
ma pAHALa -,
Daily Republican., 1882-03-16

James Martir, who VAS emple'eu'
to the boilers in the S'rathmore uA"'
second s.reet. New York on YEP wv =
city, taking with him Iewe'ry 'pu
apparel valued atse oral hunar'u
belonging to the occ' pants OF the NV,
INK his absence inquiry was maze w +,
eight young women, all of ~nom :
prom ,sed to marry. Detective MI"
Martin at Auburn. He COME sea W., !,
Of the iewelry was In the possesHOn"
Oahlll, ut Syracuse. She, too "" Il
Daily Republican., 1882-03-16
Leg Cut.

Yesterday while Thomas Myers, a
co.ored man employed by the diamond
State Iron Company, was employed in
the yard handling sOme iron, large
piece fell upon his leg INJECTING a
severe cut.
Daily Republican., 1882-03-16
POSTPONED sale.

James M. Jester, who occupies the
j. b. Henry farm at Delaware City,
has disposed Of hts personal property
at private sale, and consequently the
public sale will no. take place to-mor-
row as advertised.
Daily Republican., 1882-03-16
.JatkSO, CIub.

To-day being the anniversary OF the
birth of General Jack"on, the cub
this city named in Ii nor of Fin VIII
celebrate the event by a grand eGppeI
at their headquarters this evening