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Daily Republican., 1882-07-01
The A. O.U. w. Excursion,

The excursion of the A. o. U. W. to
Ocean Grove on Thursday numbered $50
persons filling eleven cars. The day
was delightful one and the excursion.
lists had a delightful tine. Many of
them embraced the opportunity Of visit
ing Long Branch and Elberon Cottage.
They arrived at the latter place after
the accident in which General Grant
had narrow escape and In which
several persons were killed. Mr.. Suffer-
ley reports an amusing account of the
aCtioLs of the General under the trying
circumstances in which he was placed.
Mr.. SIS. informant said the General was
plunged beneath the water with cigar
In his mouth and when he came to che
top and was rescued, he still held the
cigar firmly between his teeth. He
then shook himself and throwing aside
the cigar which had become nauseating
by saturation with water, he gave
peremptory orders to pull woman out
who he saw struggling in the water.
After the lady was rescued he walked
around giving orders as If he had still
been at the head of the Army of the
Potomac, the coolest and least excited
man In the crowd. When asked ifhe
was hurt he said: "Oh no, no, nothing
to speak off, but you help these people
out of the wreck" The excursionists
after delightful ride arrived ct home
at II o'clock Thursday night.
Daily Republican., 1882-07-01
"OughC He TO Hang ?"

MEssRs. EDITORS. the above
heading, a reporter gives US the ans wers
OF certain gentlemen to their enquiries,
as to whether the cold blooded, pre-
meditated, and successfully accom-
plished assassin, the murderer of our
late lamented President Garfield, ought
to be hung? We refer him and all
other querists, to an old antiquated,
but still authoritative book, called the
Bible. If they can find Genesis, TX
chapter, and 9Th verse, and will read it
carefully, they may possibly be able to
estimate the value Of shoe leather in
sscertaining the opinions of the pro
LESSONS on this very plain subject. And
the neglect of this in the past, has been
to put o premium on crime, and render
justice in our civil courts a shameless
disgrace, and q simple farce, in the eye
of mans creator, and an outrage upon
the civilization of the age: Whose
sheddeth mans blood, by man shall his
blood be she'd" and any opinion to the
contrary Is no better than that of the
assassin himself. JUSTICE.
Daily Republican., 1882-07-01
RHERIFFDR SALE.

GHERIFF'S SALE-BY VIRTUE OF A
y writ Of 8. venditioni expOnas to me d.
rected, will be exposed to Publl1 Sale, at the
Hotel of Sarah Shearer, at Kirkwo0d, In
Pencader hundred, New Castle county, Del,
ON MONDAY, JULY 10, 1882,
at 10 O'Clock, q. M,
The following described real estate, viz: All
that plantation or tract of land situated in
st. Georges hundred, New Castle county and
State OF Delaware. formerly land of the heirs
Of David Burchard, Christopher V andegrift
and others. bounded and described as follows:
Beginning at an old dead white oak stand.
ing on the south eastward S3Otrs run, the
same being corner for land of William Clea-
YER, thence binding on his land and land
now OF late Of William Bennett south 81 de-
grees and Is min. East 1886 $40 perches to
stake corner Of lard OF Christopher Vande-
grift thence with his line south 81 degrees
80 min East 76 $40 perches to stake for
heirs of David Blu chard, thence with their
land north ID degrees Ii min. west 1870 de-
grees south 81 degrees Is min west 6-l0
perch6s Dorth 81 degrees As min. west lao
percheS to q stake near cherry tree, north
30 degrees east 10S perches to the beginning
containing 1911 acres OF d 40 square perches
OF land more or less with a u story frame
house. frame barn and stable thereon eyected.
Also. all that certain piece Of marsh situated
In the hundred, County and State aforesaid
containing 10 acres Of land more or lees.
Seized and taken In execution as and prop
erty Of John 3. Nelson, and to be sold ny
PHILIP h. CLARK, Sheriff.
SHERIFF's CFBIoE, WILMINGTON, Del, June
10th, 1884. j24
Daily Republican., 1882-07-01
Republican state Convention.

Republican state Convention.
A State Convention of the Republican
Party of Delaware will he held at Do
yer, on Thursday, July q at 12o'cloCk,
No., for the purpose of nominating can
didates for Governor and Representa-.
tive in Congress.
The Convention will consist of 16O
DelegateS-seventy-eight to be chosen
from New castle County, and forty-two
from Sussex County, apportiOned in
the usual mode and number from the
respective Hundreds and Wards.
The mode Of selecting The Delegates
to said Convention shall be as follows,
viz:
The Republican voters, OF Kent and
Sussex Counties and the Hundreds Of
New Castle County will assemble at
Their usual voting place at 2 O'Clock, p.
M, on Saturday, July %, and imme-
diately proceed to select threee judges
10 hold the DELEGATE Election and the
judges so selected shall ,as soon as chos-
EN-, open the polls for the election ofsaid
Delegates, and keep the same open uE-
til four clock, p. m.
In th9 several Wards of the City of
Wilmington the Republicans will as
semble at four o'clock, p. No., of the
same day, and select three judges to
bold the Delegate election and the
judges - elected shall, as soon as chos.
en-, "r'' the polls for the election of
IA, i'aiegaSes, and keep the same open
u'lL ,even o'clock, p. m.
None bat Republicans, or those
pledgIng Iull support to the ticke,
nominated by the Convention, will be
allowed to vote for Delegates. The
election OF the Delegates shall be by
ballot.
Upon closing the polls, the judges
duly chosen shall publicly count the
votes and Immediately certify the re-
suit to the Chairman of the State Cen
trail Committee.
IL is suggested that the several Coun.
ties select the members of the County
Committees on this day, each Hundred
or Ward electing the usual number
constituting said Committee.
By order of the State Central Com
mitt,e. H. W. CANNON, Chairman.
Dover, Del, June 30, 1882.
Daily Republican., 1882-07-01
The popular Rose.

Mr.. Hayden, florist, 4O7 King street,
aud who has large new green houses
on the Newport Pike, states that the
popularity Of the Mareohal Neil rose,
which has occupied the place Of boss Of
roses in the past is losing its popularity
a rival having been found in the Pearl
edes Jardine, o rose more luxuriaut
and fragrant, the same color aud size
but moro prolific bloomer. Instead
of being climber like the Marechal
the Pearl is a standard rose and can
be depended upon with greater certain.
ty for bloom. Mr.. Hayden has sup.
piled himself with 800 plants of this
new popular rose for bis new
green houses, but he dees not intend to
entirely discard the Marechal Neil.
Daily Republican., 1882-07-01
EVOLUTION.

Who dwelt in castles high IN air,
Mid torrid zones with landscapes fair,
And left her feet a nd ankles bare
Our grandmama.
Who soothed US in her long, thin arms,
And gael upon our infant charms.
flushing our monkeys young alarmsr
Our grandmama.
Who cracked the shells for you and me,
And grinnIng, watched us eat with glee,
Snug Graded In our eocoanut tree?
our grandmama.
Who had the skill of acrobat,
To move from tree to tree as pat
AS on the housetop any cat ?
Our grandmams.
Who could walk straight, but sometimes
went
All 8Igzsg, very graceful bent,
4 ne future Greek to represent?
Our grandmEma.
Who gayly hoped from tres to tree,
W it'll no prophetic thought that she
treat mother OF our race would beP
Our grandmama.
Which child doth most her likeness bearf
In mind and face 1t doth appear
Her little grandson, Bill Shakespeare
Our grandmama.
Daily Republican., 1882-07-01

SSHERIFF'S SALE-BY VIRTUE OF A
- writ Of LeVa1i Facias, to me directed,
will be exposed to public sale at the Court
House. on Market street, between Tenth and
Eleventh streets, in the city of Wilmington,
New Castle county, Dol,
ON MONDAY, JULY 3, 1882,
at2o'clock, p. m,
The following described real estate, viz:
All that certain lot o. land with two story
rick dwelling house thereon. situate in the
city Of Wilmington, bounded and described
as follows to wit: 6eainning at the north.
erly side Of Second street between Poplar aud
Lombard streets at q corner Of land formerly
OF Charles Moore, now Of Clemens Basler,
thence northerly along said Basler's land and
parallel to Poplar street 50 feet to corner;
thence easterly parallel to Second street IS
feet to a corner Of land formerly o. Erby
Pierce, now August Hllger, thence southerlY
along said Hilger's land and para lei to Pop.
lar street 80 feet to tbs Aforesaid northerly
side of Second street. and thence thereby
westerly Is feet to the place of beginning, be
the contents thereof what they may. Book
II, vol. 10, page 800, cts.
Seized and taken in execution as the pro-
perty of Elizabeth SWeeten, surviving mort.
gagor, and Samuel h. Sweeten, William H
Sweeten, Kate Buchanan, Henry Buchanan
and Mary A. Carroll, heirs at-law Of William
B. Swee:en, decea ed, and to be sold by
PHILIP X. CLARK, Sheriff
SHERIFF's OFFICE, Whining on, Del, June
IL, 1882. ielo
Daily Republican., 1882-07-01
Dying rendinE Trial for Murder

A dispatch from L fin, Ohio, dated
Thursday, says: Charles A. Madden,
the young divinity student, who muir.
dered Miss Phoebe Bernard of this
place, on Nov. 8, because she would not
marry him, was taken i'll at his trial
on Thursday, and is now dying. He
cannot livethrough the night. Mad.
den is the eldest OF family of six
children. He has three sisters and
two brothers, His mother is widow,
and lives at East Brookville, Stark
county, Ohio, where he was born on
May II, 1868. He was Of q cruel dispo-
sition, and is said to have been engaged
in several prize fights, In the fail Of
1880 he was sent to Heidelberg College
to be educated for the Ministry. He
said when arrested, that he cooked his
pistol to frighten his victim, but it
went of accidentally, and, finding that
she was mi ured, he fred several other
shots at her to end her pain.
Daily Republican., 1882-07-01
DYING TestimOny.

At Union M. e. Church, on Sabbath
evening, at 745 O'Clock, the pastor
Adam Stengle, will discourse on the
dying testimony of the late Joseph 7
Money, who for number of years was
a member of the above named church
This testimony consists of a message to
his pastor, expressing his experience Of
sustaining grace and hope In God and
an earnest request that he should urge
the young people in general, and his
Sabbath school class in particular, to
consecrate themselves to God.
Daily Republican., 1882-07-01

GHERIFFS SALG-BY VIRTUE OF A
y writ OF levari faciaN, to me directed, will
be exposed to public sale at the Court
House, on Market street between Tenth and
Eleventh streets, In the City Of W ilmington,
New CASTLE county, Del,
ON MONDAY, JULY 8, 1882,
at2 O'Clock p. M,
The following described real estate, viz :
All tn It certain lot, piece or parcel Of land
with frame dwelling thereon, situate In
the Oity::s Of Wilmington, particularly de-
Ec-ibed a follows, to wit: Beginning at q
corner stake at the sou therly intersection Of
Lombard and Sixth streets, thence north
westerly by the southerly side Of Sixth street
aforesaid 80 feet to q stake, thence south
westerly and parallel with Lombard street
IS feet TO stake, thence srutheasterly and
parallel with Sixth street Aforesaid so feet to
the westerly side Of Lor bard street, thence
thereby IS feet to the place of beginning,
containing one thousand four hundred and
forty square feet Of land, be the same more or
Less.
Seized and taken in execution as the prop.
erty of lamar A Anderson, ADMINISTRATIVE
Il. N. q. T. A. of Henry Ford, deceased, and
administratrix d. b. ". q. T. A. of Ann Ford
deceased, and to be cod by
PHILIP X. CLARK, Sheriff.
SHERITT's OTFlcE, Wilmington, Del, June
II. 1882. ia
Daily Republican., 1882-07-01


The following described real es tate, viz;
All that certain let or piece Of lana situated
in the City Of Wilmington, in tue State OF
Delaware, bounded and described as follows,
to wit: Beginning at q stake on the Souther-
ly side Of Conrad street bet Eeea Adams and
jackson streets at the distance Of 90 feet
from the eAsterly side Of Jackson street,
thence southerly by three feet wide allie :
and parallel to jackson street 20 fees to
another Alley four feet wide, thence along
said alley easterly and parallel to Third
street ITO feet TO three feet wide alley,
thence by said alley north and parallel to
AcksOn street 80 feet to Conrad street, thence
along said Conrad street parallel to Third
street ITO feet to the place OF beginning, be
the contents thereof what they may. Book
z, vol. 0, ptRe !6l, etc.
Seized and taken in execution as the prop
erty Of Benjamin U. Pole and Helen O. Pole,
his wife, and t. t., and TO be sold by
PHILIP X. CLARK, Sheriff.
SnRRIFSs OFVIoB, Wilmington, Del June
II, 1885,. iel5
Daily Republican., 1882-07-01
TOE CREAM.

l Have for years followed the ice cream
buainess. and have made all the necessary
srran Y ements to supply customers with pure
leo cream. Special attention
given to supplying weddings, picnic parties,
excursions and entertainments Of all kinds.
Ordei by mail will be promptly and salts:
factoriIy Allied. Also on hand full line OF
confectionery, choice fruits, cts. Give me o
CAL and l will insure satisfaction.
OHARLES KYLE,
Northeast corner Sixth and Orange streets,
and stalls No. 81, 90 and SO Second Street
market. me-u
Daily Republican., 1882-07-01

4 IN REWARU.-A REWARD OF
SDOO Fifty Dollars will be paid by the
May,r AMI Council Of Wilmington, for the
arrest and conviction Of any uersOn who will
fully or, mallclousy destroys, Injuries, or tam.
pers with tbs boxes Of ths Fire ALARM Tele-
graph in this city, or with this W res connect
ed herewith. EDWIN O. NJ ORE,
Chairman Of Committee on Fire COmpa-
MES of the City Council.
WILMINGTON, Del, June "a, 1882, Ie2o 3w
Daily Republican., 1882-07-01
AIOEICs

All persons gong to Atlantic City should
stop at the W Wilmington hoUte, fJr good &C
com odations and hoae comforts as this house
has been enlarged, remodeled and return sh-
ed 10 as to &c 'Omodate 100 guests at reason
able prices. Location the finest on the Island
This house is situated on Georgia Avenue,
26l feet from the great W les Jersey Pier, COM
ma ding fine view Of the great bat hing
beach. 1t has also a 7 u lie view Of the beach,
taking in Sommel's Point, South Atlantis
and the mainland Excursion trains on the
W est Jersey X. T.. st p at the door, Special
life guards for the patrons Of the house. Ad-
dres, T. U. 0. kOURKE, Prop. ie294tt
Daily Republican., 1882-07-01
+ INTERESTING TO BLACKsMITHs.

Notwithstanding the strike in the Cumber,
land regions, George W. Bush & Sons have
succeeded in keeping supply Of the very
best quality Of Georges Greek Cumberland
coal, which, is superior to any other for black
emithing,
Daily Republican., 1882-07-01

GHERIFF'S SALE-BY VIRTUE OF A
y writ Of levari facias, TO me directed, will
be exposed to public sale 1T the Court House,
on Market street between Tenth and Elev.
epth streets, In the City Of Wilmingtod, New
Cast county, Del, on
MONDAY, JULY 8, 1882,
Daily Republican., 1882-07-01

M e. kliey mas large stock Of sash
ribbons for 70 to IS cents worth $1.OO.
32S King street.
Daily Republican., 1882-07-01
HEADQUARTERS
ADMIRAL = 4, DUPONT Posr NO. z,

HEADQUARTERS
ADMIRAL = Y. DUPONT Posi- NO.
DBPARTMEFT OF DELAWARE, Gary
A special muster Of the Post will be held on
Sunday afternoon, JuIy2 1882, at l,3O O'Clock
sharp, for the purpo,e Of attending the funer-
al Of our late comrade Philemon y OToney.
Interment at the Wilmington Il BrandyWine
cemetery. All comrades Of the q. A. X. are
invited to attend. By command of S. John.
son. Post Commander. Attest:
je3O-N ED IN HIRST, Adjutant.
Daily Republican., 1882-07-01

r. M. Brooks, "a a director of the Wait.
that this association Is prepared to serve
tea parties, banquets. Wedding Receptions,
Private or Public, In tlrst clsFs style. Orders
may be left at 8S3 Walnut street, with X. M.
Brooks, or at the Clayton House with the as
sistant Director, G. h. Bawyer. Orders will
be promptly filled; charges reasonable. The
President. ie29,3m
Daily Republican., 1882-07-01
FOR RENT.

VINOR REN1-TREBIDDLE MANSION,
within few minutes walk Of Whining
ton CITY Rally az; the mansion Is In good re-
pair, the grounds are we'll shaded, and the
kitchen garden is stocked with vegetable
and small fruit, city gas and good spring
water and stable Accommodations. VIII De
rented for o short or long time, on liberal
terms. Apply to james Riddle, Son %. +,
Wilmington, Del. Je3O-St
Daily Republican., 1882-07-01
WAETES.

|TYANTEL "A GIRL OR MIDDLE
NV AGED woman 10 do general h0usewark
|alss In thscountry. Apply at this office
6sdreSday L Saturday mornings. jeSo-3t*
Daily Republican., 1882-07-01

YISOR RENT-STO "E AND CELLAR In
' good location; inquire ai los Z. Second
treet. al0'n
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. q I IN I S

Inventors will Advance their interest by
employing an experienced Attorney resi-
cent in Washington T, \. lehman, So
ljcitor of American and Foreign Patents,
Washington. d. c has had years ef sue
cessgul practice, and was formerly an In
auniner al Patents in the Patent Office.
All business before the Courts ar the D.
rartment promptly attended IL. Fee con-
tingent upon success. Send for circular.
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Dennis Kearney,

Dennis Kearnev is still speaking on
the Sand Lot" Sundays, and a short
time ago made his usual harangue, in
which he said: ''lt is amusing to see
the tactics of the enemies of the peo-
pie in this State just about rhis time.
Those vino stoned, clubbed, and at
tempte to gag the Sand Lot are again
abroad. They have stolen the thnn-
der of the Sand Lot in the hopes that
tley might be able to make stepping
stone OF it to enable them to step Into
office. The little bit of legislation
that Congress condescended to give us
on the Chinese question was due to
the peoples efforts, irrespective. OF
party. But the tricksters are trying
t. gobble it all up and turn it to Their
advantage. am afraid, however, that
You are captured again, The chivalry
are on top of the shovelrv, and the
cornorators have corraled the chlvalry
The shovelry will fill the halls march
ir professions, do the hurrahing and
throw up their hats, while the chivalrN
will fll all the Offices and do all the
stealing, as we'll as make laws to en-
slave the masses"
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When we sent our illdstrIous dead
ftom Eiberon, III September last, 10
be buried, under an escort OF mouril-
ing Congrcssmen, the cost of wine g.,
liquors, gars, lunches, ct cetera, WAS
80 great, and SO utterly scandalons
was the jnhketlug extravaganza that
we believe the public has never been
pre- .emtei with an itemized account tf
tne solemn debauch. When a pretext
was found for a congressional and pa
triDtic drunk in comtnemoratlon Of tile
battle and surrender at Yorktown,
some two hundred members of Con
gres>, with some ifty foreign guests,
gnzz!ed and consumed the following
IN FIVE days; Madeira wine, nine gal
Ions and two dozen cases. SIS; twenty
four gallons Of sherry, $72; thirty gal
Ions Of brandy, $3.50; five gallons of
port wine, $50; two cases and seventy
two gallons Of whisky, $500; one hum
dred aud thirty cases Of champagne,
SO 900; forty cases of claret, $400;
three cases Of Burgundy, $45; FIVE
cases OF Rhine wine, 500; seven cases
Of Sauterine, $40; five barrels of bot
tied beer, 500; FIVE cases Of Appolll-
nari~ ,$62: Two barrels Of BasS's ale,
$40: three bottles of American bitters,
So; two jugs Of Curacao, So; three ca
ses of Congress water. SIS; two cases
Of gin, S25; five gallons Of rum, S45;
three barrels Of ginger ale, s52, ant!
some fifteen thousand cigars of tie
highest cost. Add the other expenses
of national vessel, etc, and some
estimate may be formed Of the Con-
gressional jamboree held in honor OF
the Yorktown centennial.
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Extracts from tie letters Of Scoville
to John w. Guiteau and his wife are
made public. In a letter to the latter
he saws: "You have proved yourself
even more uagrateful, more heartless'
more utterly depraved than either OF
vtur brothers, and that is saying a
GOOD deal. | am gazing vigorously 10
attack the three Gaiteaus, and those
who are not hung will wish they bad
been. Your internal brother at Wash
ington and like Internal one at New
York shall neither have any quai ter.
They shall go down with yourself ana
Bolin and Harper. Johnson and tariy.
| have lightning shafts yearly ready
TO strike and no power shal! stay my
hand.
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RATES OF SUBS RlpTIoa TO WEEKLY wcalD.
Volcanic Crystals.

III we ViSIC lDOcc pdItS VI tHe cti VI
surface where great masses OF fused
volcanic rock have slowly cooled down
in coutacl with sedementaiy materials,
we shall not be disappointed in our ex-
pectatious. Diamonds, gubies, sap
phires, emeralis. topazeS, and host
Of equally beautiful, if less highly
priced, crystalline substances, are
found i'll such situations, lying in the
subterraneap chemical laboratories Ia
which they have been formed. but now,
by the action Of dcnuding firces, re-
veael to our view.
In some cases it is not necessary to
penetrate to these subterranean labo-
ratories in order to find these beauti-
full gems AMI other crystalized miner
ais; for the stearn-jets which issue
from volcanic assures carry up frag-
ments OF rock torn from the side OF the
vent and IN the cavities and fssures
OF such elected masses beautiful crys-
talized pro1ucts are often found. Such
rock fragments containing minerals
finely crys,alized are found abundant
ly on the tanks Of Vesnvious and 9TH
er active volcanoes, and among the
materials Of the Laacaer See aud 9TH
er extinct volcanoes.
But it is not only the finely crystal
ized minerals aud gems which we owe
to volcanic action. The various me-
'aIc minerals have nearly all been
brought from deep-seated portions OF
'Ae earths crust aud deposited npou
the sides Of rock tssures by the agen-
cyo the same volcanic forces. 1t is
these forces which have, in the firstin
stance, opened the cracks through the
solId rock-masses; aud, in the seconC
pace, have brought the metallic sui
phdes, oxides and salts-either in fu
sion, In solution, or in vaporizad con
d''on--trom the deep-seated masse'
within the earth, causing them to cfys
'aI'ze upon the sides of the 6ssutes
ana thus form those metallic lodes ant
veins which are within reach of GU
mining operations
There is still one other importan
class of minerals which owe their ex
'S'cnce, though dir,crly, 10 volcanic
agencies. Tie cavities OF igneou
'ocSs, especially the vesicles iorme'
N 'he escape of steam, constitute
"hen liIled with water, laboratories il
"n'ch complicated chemical reaction
'"Ne place. The materials of the Law
are gradually dissolved aad recry sual
''@eu III new combinations. BY thi
"'eals the most beautiful examples q
N"cn minerals as the agatcS, the onyx
Vs. Tue rock crystals, the iceland spars
'"u Tie numerous beautiful crystal
e'">Sed together as "Xeoltes" hav
'een ioFmed. No one can visit a larg
0o"ect'on Of crys,allized minerals Will
'"' 0e'ng struck with tie large nun
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And everything will oe done to eontrib ute 10 y
comfort OF guests.
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Any book. 10 my l1ue- not found in nv ssac'
will IN order Ss proeared III she shortest p0ssibl
tine eastern pviesTy facilities for i9tlsg 5s
ing ample and expeditions Hume t2-'TS-tf
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q CARD TOLAMD MEN.
OFFICE CT C0pP'S LAND oWaEs.

WASHINGTON, d c., Nov. Is, 1879.
To Land Attorneys AID Real Estate Bro
kers:
Our names will be inserted =, WITHOUT
CHARGE, il. ,ne last chapter of The
American Settlers Guide" 4 Hew book on
our public lands, 10 be c rcu!ated eXten
sively in the Atlantic States ands!n Ed
rope Send for circular g,vin.s details.
Address EEENRE :G. C02p,
washingtou,D.