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National Republican., 1882-10-09

into Republican State Convention the
very same method" which makes the
rod-shirt Bourbon Democrats of South
Carolina at once terror and a disgrace
to the country. Roberts should have
been thrown out of back window
like any other swiEdler who might
have been caught tampering with the
roll call. He was doing his best to cheat
the convention out of its choce2 And
this fellow is now shouting about "bad
methods" Those who shout with him
have not word to say in reproof of his
rascality above set forth. This is because
they are birds of feather. z And it is by
such brassy knaves and political foot
pads that the Republican party is being
lectured for its methods" They fool
us to the top of our bent.
National Republican., 1882-10-09

1hefssue OF THE WEEKLY NATIONAL RrPupITcAr
commenced on Thursday, January 5. 1882 Hnd hand
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GEORGE T. DowNiNus POSITION.


To the Editor OF THE RErunLIcAN.
understand Bourbonism to be opposed to
granting the same confederation to a colored man
that Is willing to grant to other men, and that II
Is against the encouragement OF fralernal rela-
tlons between sections. You do mo injustice
when you publish in your paper Whatever motive
may prompt you, that am willing to give aid
thereto. Nor does the Misrepresentation affect
me alone. 1t aids Bourbonism; II gives II q GER
tain percentage OF character. Persons VIII in
quire, How is II that un individual who has been
so radical can favor Bourbonism2 Is II what IL is
repre.ented TO be2 haye criticised the
Republican party because It has been UNI
lust and inconsistent with its professions,
This does not justify the assertion that
am opposed to the principles OF tho party. Inn
putations Of dishonorable character laid at the
door of Republican leaders aud tho above faith
lcssness to professions have created strong con-
vicliun that 1t is bost that the creation Of new
political parties be encouraged. / am OF That
belief and hail with satisfaction the dlsintcgrating
tendency maniestiug itself OH all sides. l favor
Mahonoism; 1t will aid the same | want TO see
more freedom and honorable friction In the south:
Its, and the Interests of the Naton and Of all Of
the people everywhere, will be subserved thereby.
GEORGE T. DOWNING.
NEWPORT r. I OrL q 1899
National Republican., 1882-10-09
Blaine of Maine.

The attitude of James G. Blaine. who takes sides
with the Republican party in Maine and the
Buurbons in Virginia, inspires the Washington
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN 10 remark that he
lBlnine) is cmulalng The example of Josh
Billings mule, which remained gentle for
three weeks in order 10 inspire his master
enough confidence to get within kicking dis
tAncG so he could show him the fnrce OF his
heels As for myself, | regard the policy which
the administration is pursuing at the South as the
only policy that will win. There Is no Straight
ont" poEcy there that will not result to the ad-
vantage, sINightont Of the tissue ballot, counting
out moss backs. IL affords me pleasure to quote
TnE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN. which / regard as
about the IN st thorough going, ably edited Re-
publican paper in the country.'--J a. b. in he
LcuuenuOHh Times
National Republican., 1882-10-09
LOVE-.
Tell me, darling, that you love me;
Tell II DER Rid DER again,

Tell me, darling, that you love me;
Tell II DER pld DER again,
Seal II with your fervent kisses,
Murmuring stlll the sweet refrain;
my life my life! love then!"
Let me feel that every pulse-beat
Thrills responsive to my own;
Let mo know your soul has spoken
That you sing for me alone;
"My life my llfel love theew
Tell It yet again, my darling,
Whllo my arms around thee twine,
Breathe once more the sweet assurance
With your lips close pressed TO mine;
my life my life love theeW
Hear my VOWS, my soul doth swear Ii;
Until death shall part US twain,
Thine shall be my hearts devotion.
Thine alone that sweet refrain.
"My life my llte love theo!'
National Republican., 1882-10-09
TENlpnRlZEn TOO LONG
A Mistaken Romance.

You have stepped on my iootl
The murmuring zephyrs Of a June morning were
kissing with dewy breath tho rose-bushes tina
were soon to burst forth in wealth of bud and
blossom tho twittor Of the robin and the meadow
lark rose cheerily upon the cool, fresh air that
came from beyond the hlltops in the west, aud
athwart the eastern sky faint bands OF crimson
light, rosy harbingers of the golden flood that
to come, made Il vivid contrast TO the deep blue
of the zenith while over all was spread the solemn
hush that comes before breakfast.
you are mistaken, darling" said Gwendolen
Mahatfy, looking up tcnderly at Pericles Perkins
" 1t was the horse"
Perhaps you are right" the man replied strok-
ing the neck OF the horse-a beautiful Norman
that weighed nearly a ton-"but it would have
deceived even more trusting heart than mine. :.
From " Her Presence Near" bY lfurdt Halstedd,
National Republican., 1882-10-09

WE publish in another column a letter
from George T. Downing, in which he
states his position. We were misled by
o newspaper statement into representing
Mr.. Downing as sympathizing with the
Straightouts in Virginia. We are pleased
to know that we were mistaken, and sim
ccrely regret having done him such an
in iustice
National Republican., 1882-10-09

HENRY WARD BEECJIgss was one Of Andy
Johnson's follow ers in the early days of
reconstruction. His opinion about poll
tics has never since been considered of
great Importance. Many Republicans
will vote against the Democratic candi-
date in New York, despite Mr.. Beecher's
Democratic stump speech at Plymouth
Church,
National Republican., 1882-10-09

THE apathy of the Republicans concerning
their State ticket is unconcealed. 1t is conceded
that this indifference will keep many of these in
the country from going to the polls on election
day. III the principal cities, such as Buffalo,
Brooklyn, and New York, thousands of Republi-
cans nrc diSgusted, and many will uoe The Demo.
cratic ticket or part Of il, While many others will
not vote at ALL 1t is to MisiaAcr class Of Republicans
in New York and Brooklyn especially, that we
wish to address n few words on the importance of
registering in order that they may vote on other
and equally important issues of e local charac-
ter,-N Y. Tribune.
Here we have definition of the 81 bet
ter class Of Republicans from Mr..
Whitelaw Reid himself. 1t consists of
those dear delightful patriots of whom
"many will vote the Democratic ticket,
or a part of it, while many others will
not vote at ALL" The Republicans who
vote the Republican ticket are, of course,
inferior to those who do not, otherwise
the latter could not be the "better
class" If the Tribune had not been Il
journalistic concubne of the Bourbon
Democracy in 1872, her present prudery
and modest demeanor would make her
advocacy of the Democratic ticket from
the assumed standpoint of outraged
Republicanism very effective. But
everybody knows thati the Tribune, like
Mrs Thrale's jaunty maid Betty, has
been ruined" and people only laugh at
her attempts to set up as a political
moralist.
National Republican., 1882-10-09
TERMS
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"rI,n NnIInnnI nrnnhIienn.n "

An eX.cOnledenie RepubIlcan eX-member OF
Congress writes us fiom II Gulf state. MS follows:
"Your paper is doing splendid service. Our re-
cruls mrs come from the young meu and the cx-
nfederateS, aud these are the men you are lalo"
II " IVHgIAgte."
National Republican., 1882-10-09

hHcommunf fcuffons uiust be addressed "Tbhe Editor
,'THE REruRL1cAN" and TO blsu,e publication ~ al
t'"he te0t6ty on one side Of he paper only, iD..
ndne ana restdence OF the tCriter dndeheL NO com
ruiiicutions iciu be returned
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REAL ESTATE BROKERS.
LOST AND FOUND.

$40 sEnsoa e5asaaR saSRRAbM bEes E
b n wo $40 bills and one S hill other ~ Schafer a
Carys store, Louisiana aYonue, near Ninth street,
o ,Iing IL AlOrrison's bookstore Pennsylvania
avenue. Tho above reward viii bo paid II ieft at
80 Seventh street southwest. oc9StS
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wAsHINeToN, D. G, OCTOBER Q. 1852.
Population Of Tho National Capital. ...lSO, 900.
Amuscnirnfs A Tonight.

FoRD's oPERA-HoUsE-Mnnie Palmer.
NATIONAL THEArER-"1he White slave"
THEATRE CoMIQUE-Variety Entertainment.
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Good Prospect. In North Carolina.

specnl Correspondence OF THE REPuBLIcAs.
Monroe, n. C., Oct Ga few years ago 1t was
dangerous for any man who wasn't a dycd-in
the-wool Bourbon to make speech in this town.
The sentiment was SO bitter that Republican
could hardly live here in any safety. How things
have changed. Last Monday Hon. Willium john
son and DR.. r. NJ. Norment, both OF Charlotte, tho
former leading Libcrnl and the latter firc-ried
Republican, made rOusing speeches to one of the
largest and most cnhus astiC audiences that ever
assembled here. Both speakers seemed to be in-
spircd, for their remarks were able and eloquent.
The political issues of the day were handled in u
mastery manner and a soathing rebuke was ad-
ministcred to tho Bourbon Democracy for It's ef-
fort to foist prohibition upon the people. ALL this
section of the county you might call
DEMOCRATIC STAMPING GROUNDS.
mean the counties of Union, Anson, and others.
They always roll up big Democratic majorities,
but we are certainly going to make big hole in
it this timo, aud wouldn't be at all surprised ii
this district didn't elect II Liberal Congressman.
We have not yet made any nomination, but we
have got plenty Of good material and Intend to
push our enemies to the wall. The news from
this section IL certainly encouraging. We are Or
gauizing Liberal campaign clubs in every town.
Ship, and have prominent speakers on every
stump. l will cut this letter short aud get myself
in trim tospout little Liberal doctrine this evon-
ing a. a rally we expect to have out in the coun-
try. COMET
National Republican., 1882-10-09
BUSINESS CHANCES.

7 LIBERAL RATE OF INTEREST ALLOWED
4 on Time Deposita, United States Bonds bought
and sold at market rates; Collections made every
where by J. II. sQuIER q co. Bankers. ins Penp-
Bylyana avenue. mR2O-H
National Republican., 1882-10-09
''''' W Wv S' ~" e'
DEMOCRATIC STAMPING GROUNDS
mean the counties of Union, Anson, and othe
a Esinging Response.

To the Editor of The REPuBL1cAN:
have felt so inspired from a reading Of youl
editorial of o-day, headed "a Fight for Life, ,
that cannot refrain from an expression of de.
light at the sentiments it breathes. 1t impart:
new life to the timid and time-servers. have
always held, when We have an enemy to meet
nothing is to be gained by making concessions
This one thing must be determined upon: that he
is our enemy personally or publicly, and there re.
mains nothing but TO meet him as n man and
repel force aud hard blows with force and hard
blows and all the more sure and sharp-pointed il
the enemy seeks TO stab us in the back, OF
crceps upon us with the stiffness of the snake
True, the Republican party has
TEMPoRlZED TOO LONG
with those who are sapping its foundation and
feeding upon its life blood and fat. we ha ve
allowed our strong men to be stung to death with
worse than pismires." This was lnmentably true
of the administration of Mr.. Hayes, and we are
reaping the bitter fruit to-day, especially in the
South How long, oh Lord how long we mourn
and make complaint. Grant carried most Of the
Southern States, and could have again. He did II
with positive policy. Judge Folger can be
elected in the same way only. believe he will
National Republican., 1882-10-09

r HAVE JUST COMPLETED a BEAUTIFUL
4 block of wel-bui houses Nineteenth street.
Just south OF Dupont Circle and call the attention OF
they will be sold al reasonable prices and on accom-
modating terms. DAVID A. WINDSOR, 80 Four
teenth street. sel9 5wT
National Republican., 1882-10-09

JOHN NJ. LANGsToN did more to advance
the colored race in the South by his
Richmond speech last Friday than Blaine,
Dawson, De2endorf q Co., can do to hold
it back from now till they die. He talked
like an apostle of Truth. Tho world
moves, indeed, when great negro
orator can talk in Richmond in
eulogy of one of the confederacy's
bravest soldiers as the successful leader
Of grand political movement in the
cause of political freedom for all. Read
the speech
National Republican., 1882-10-09

The Republicans Of the Savannah (Ga.)
district have united upon James Atkins
for Congress, 7. f. Johnson having with.
drawn from the canvass, and urged Mr.
Atkins's election. This is as it should be
Mr.. Atkins is worthy of the support OF
his party, and the internal disagreement
which led TO the nomination of Mr.. John
son by separate convention will, we
trust, subside in view of Mr.. Johnson's
generous action.
National Republican., 1882-10-09
Observation-Disclosures.

VXTANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN WHITE, A
w place In o store; can drive md tul<e OF u
horse knows all parts of the city: will make hliu-
selfgcnerally usefll has good education and refer
ence. Address 4. u. Z RCpubl!c an ONCE ocg3tf
yUANTED : SITUATION AS snTppI;a
w clerk or assistant b UkkcCper; tu ob,ec lon 10
plenty Of work; must have 9. ployment. Address
PEHDfA NENcS, .;ei, i,dDicnn Once. oc7-3'
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TOR RENT.
"INGLESIDE.r

JNoR RENT-BY b. IL WARNER
IL 9l6 + street northwest
6li1Ith st w.-..--.s100 % COS Marion aey..- 100
Ul2 lIth 81 w.... 80 - S3l I'd st See. $40
1913 10th st II w........ 60 90
?21 X st n w.....,..... 40 10 STORES
1909 Maryland ave. 25 01 Shop 6s3 q st W.. 100 90
Sl5 II 81 n c...... ~ 0l 3i22 st............ a 81
g2i ii o.. :. .... - 80 344 Pa ave .... 10 90
No 9TH st rond ~ 90 20l5 7th st W .....- Is W
.5OP st 10 % zoos 7th st w-....... Is 90
Our Weekly Rent List published every Monday
morning, contains complete sohe OF our Houses,
Stores Shops and Farms offered for rent, together
with descriptions prlces tSc. aud how they may DO
seen Property Tor sale In all parts of the city.
money to loan on real estate. Call
mrT b. IL. WARMER, ois street.
IF YOU WANT TO BUY. SELL RENT, on
great bargains at the Real Estate Exchange OF
WILLIAM II. MAIN & BROTHER, ST. Charles
Hotel, corner Third street and Pennsyveuin avenue
northwest. mhl9-tf
National Republican., 1882-10-09
TURKISH BATHS.
EDUCATIONAL.

A ri SCHOOL, 1918 STREET NORTHWEST
IA Now omen tor lis hiiteenth annual session. Thor
ough INSTRUCTION In all branches OF drawing and
painting. Mechanical drawing, Monday and Thurs.
day evenings. Send for circular or call.
s. h. FULrEF,
oc9.2w Principip
National Republican., 1882-10-09

NATIONAL ACADEMY OF FINE ARTS coz
~ coran building, Fifteenth street = Tbe most
thorough instruction In every department of Art,
from the Preparatory Course TO Portrait and Hstori
cal Painting. oc6lms
National Republican., 1882-10-09
WANTED-HOuses.

yTANTFD-TO RENT-FURNISIIED OR UN.
w furnished house nine to fifteen rooms; between
ticulars requested; permanent tenant Address
HOUSE, Republican Office. oc7-3ts
WY A n Il II D-rO RENT. BY a DESIRABLE
w party, n house, with stable: give price and To-
cation. Address CAREFUL, Republican Ohice.
oci-3lt
National Republican., 1882-10-09


UTANTED-A NICELY FURNISHED ROOM
w aud board for lady and child; private family
preferred. Address $, o, Republican Once. oc7-sta
SToNE MANSION, COLUMBIA HEIGHTS
= one or two families can have handsomely fur
nshel rooms and board ms above for the fall and
winter very reasonable terms; table trS-c ass
Entrance TO grlnnds, hourteenih'streot car terminus
and Boundary Road. uci3tS
COUNTRY BOARD - FALL AND WINTER;
y Mt. Pleasant Farm, Clifton station, Va. Few
pleasant rooms; terms, 20 Iec week; references,
William Bganiyne, statiOner; DIR. II. b. Donaldson,
lIii Chaplin street GOOD shooting. Apply TO H. q.
NEWMAN, Clifton Station. Va. ocG-3tt
MFRS. JUDSON, CATERER.-FANTiLIFS SUP
Nk piled with hrst.class meals so per month; also
table-board. aDi2 street northwest oci-l2tt
1TH PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, NEAR
II " sixth street depot-Very best board and
well-mrnishel rooms from 80 " so per week 81 to
$3.50 Ier day meals, 81 per week terms 10 suit iRmi
lies MRS o. q. HOWARD, Proprleress, 3-l2t*
TEMPERANCE DINING ROoMSzCLAREN-
L don House, 0OS L street northwest, opposite Ma
sonic Teuple; recently opened; hrsl-cass; terms
moderate; transient and regular board. seS-lm"
TIME FREMONT HOUSE, WITH ITS FINE
Il promenade balconies, cool, airy rooms and
superior table will be found most desirable place
for summer boarding. Rates, SA So SS5, and 80 per
month. iul3
National Republican., 1882-10-09
yyANTED-Help-Male.

VIZ ANTED-A COMPETENT SCIENTIFIC IN.
w strument maker. Gail at Volta Laboratory,
No. 122 Connecticut avenue, between II q. m. aud
National Republican., 1882-10-09

WANTED - THREE OR FOUR UNFUR-
w nshed Rooms for light housekeeping, in good
10 'ality: must have modern improvements Ad-
dress, stating price, ID. W., Republican Oce. Per-
manent II suited ocl-3tf
wv ANTED-A SUITE OF UNFURNISHED
w rooms, with use of bathroom location north
of Massachusetts avenue and south of II street pre-
ferred; references given. Address W., Republican
Oflce, oc3-6tt
National Republican., 1882-10-09
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED A RFsPECTABLB CoLORED
w girl TO do general hous sework; references re-
qured. Apply at 1910 Pennsylvania avenue after
"ANTED-A WHITE WOMAN TO COOK
w wash. and iron aud n white girl NJ muse and
chnmtermald. Address, giving reference, good
WAGES VIII be paid for good service, l.. r., Republican
Office. ocJ6ts
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why NOT in ,I,e Census Omcc7

r.. l., Oct. 8, 1882.
National Republican., 1882-10-09

LIVERY DESCRIPTION OF PRINTING
~ AT REASONABLE RATES,
AT THE REPUBLICAN OFFICE
National Republican., 1882-10-09
FOR SALE-Farms.

VNOR SALE - CHOICE GARDEN LAND IN
II lots of 10 TO 30 each, ihsea miles out on
macadamizei road; bargain II sold at once.
THOs w. FOWLER 9l3 + street, oc0gt"
National Republican., 1882-10-09

A RT SCHOOL, 1878 STREET NORTHWEST,
IA opens for g thirteenth annual session sEP!
VEMIER Is Those who desire 20 enter fiI
class instruction are requested TO apply before
October % mechanical drawing. Monday and Thurs
s. L. FULLER,
selG-lmo Principal
National Republican., 1882-10-09

INOR SALIENT A BARGAIN, ON TERMS TO
IL suit, 05 feet front north NJ street, near New
Jersey avenue. ]. w. STARR, 1879 New York ave.
nue.. ocil2t
NOR SALE - CHEAP, BEAUTIFUL LOT
IL southeast corner Eleventh and streets north
oast; 100 feet on Eleventh street, and rs feet On
required II parties build. ]. w. STARR, 1929 New
York avenue, oc2-l2t
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-04-13
WEST WASHINGTON.

During the fishing season report concerning the
condition Of the water at Great Falls will be pub
llshed each day, as furnished by the Washington
Aqucduct office, Georgetown, using the following
scale Of measurement: Very turbid, 10 S; turbid,
TO 10. slightly turbid. is e. 2oi aluei, u 80 oe
Condition &C TIE wa,er Wednesday April PAT
ufeat Falls, 30 at receiving reservoit %; at dis
tributing reservoir, 80.
Miss Nellie Cooper Of Philadelphia, who has
been visiting Miss Darrell and Mrs. Sanger, of
Prospect avenue, left for home yesterday after
noon. Miss Cooper's lovable traits of character
drew to her host Of Washington admirers every
one OF whom regrets her departure.
Another good man gone wrong The gentle
manly reporter or the Post, I'm Yesterdays issue,
under the head of West Washington News" in
forms the people that the water was turned into
the canal at Berlin the night before Tuesday,
while, as matter Of fact, IL was not turned IN I'M
til about noon yesterday due notice of which was
mentioned in The REPUBLICAN. Just little off,
brother
An account of tho Jackson Beall wedding will
be found In another column.
High tide April IL Thursday at 500 a. m. and
3,1 u. IN.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-04-13

BALTIMORE, April l2-fiour steady; Howard
street and Western superfne, IS 1904 70; do extra
IS OO@6 10; do family &C 2S97 u.s. CtyAills superhne
q JOg4 Isl do extra t6 0O0S7 3d. Rio brands, O. 25
Baltimore high grade family u 90; do winter wheat
patent, IS rs. Wbeat-Southern higher; Western AT
tive strong, and higher Southern red u 1901 I'll do
amber, OIL 6O6gl co, No. Western winter red spot,
q SsA(gl loiSi April q sohGDl 49S; May, 81 l0l4Y
81 l7ts6pl lS3S Corn-BoutheTn scarce and nominal;
Western inactive and higher southern white. syd00c;
do yellow, Gfp6ic; Western mixed, spot, Sels Ggs3c
April, s246lS24c; May, s21l@s2Isc; June, s2s6s2kc
July, s2SMs3igc; August, 63lsc asked Oats steady
69@6Oc;' Pennsylvania, G0lp6lc, Hay firm; prime TO
choice PennsylvGna aud Maryland, W. ooggls CO.
bulk meatS--shoulders aud clear.Tib: sides, packed
sA6glllac; bacon-shoulderg &c; CeAf-rb sides, 10
hams, I3i46Dl3Ac; lard refined, l2l4c Butter weak
Western packed, lsGl44c; roll, a5@aoc Eggs steady
ut l81l7c. Coffee dull, but Arm; Rio cargoes, ord
nary 10 fair, SS@0Ac. Sugar higher ana hrmi A
SOFT, l0c. Whisky firm at u 2Ogl 20S. Receipts
bushels; oats, 1874 bushels. Shpments-Wheat2 $500
bushels. SRles-W Wheat 4i6700 bushels corn 81 800
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-04-13

NEW YORK, April MISREPRESENTATION firm and
rather quiet; common to fair extra Is 5000 49, good
TO choice do, % s0s So Corn ktDlc higher and some
what excited moderate export business; more doing
in options, closing very strong ungraced, s2Ds5Kc
No; ., sssl@slc for new, s5A@5A fol, old; steamer
yellow soc; Southern yellow, MCp9c; No. 2 April SO
ds31sc. Oats l0D2c higher and strong; more doing;
No. 2, 67h@59c. Coffee very quiet aud prices some
what nominal; Rio III CRTgOea quoted at sa l0iAC in
job lots, 8I6pllAc. Sugar very strong demand air
sales Martinique, nc; Porto Rico, 1860 Demorara
centrifugal, Sc; LiolO ll-l6D7c fair to good r2in
ing quoted AT 7sD7sc, refined strong and In lair in
qulTy. yellow o. b40nsisc white extra o, 9W0aC; yell
low do, 81 @p64c. yellow, 7TasAc; OF A, 0AlGJSC
mould A, DC standard a, 9hGpg4c confectionery A
g4e cut loaf l0A g; crushed, l0,sG powdered, lOAm
l05ac, granulated, lOhc; cubes, lOsc MoAsses held
very firm ana demand moderate Rice steady and IN
fair Inquiry, Pork held higher ana closed strong
new quoted at Sl7 7bgls OG April ~ sO9ls co. MID
dies quiet and held very strong long clear lOkc;
sh0n clear, lO@I09lc long and snort clear half and
half, l0A @lOlc, Lard opened TsMi0c higher suhso.
queniiy lost most OF the advance closing rmi active
speculative trading sales prime steam spot ell co.
closing at Sll 55 April, 81 5i@ll co. May "a 65as