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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1883-07-14
One Exnerience from Many.

| have been sick and miserable so long and
had caused my husband SO much trouble and
expense, no one seemed 10 know what allied
me, that was completely disheartened and
discouraged. In This frame Of mind got q
bottle of Hop Biiters and used them un.
known to my family. ! soon began to i'm
prove and gained SO fast that my husband
and family thought it strange and unnatural,
hut when | told them what had helped me,
they said, "Hurrah for Hop Blttersl long
may they prosper, for they have made mother
well and us happy.n-The mother.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1883-07-14
Well Rewarded .

a liberal reward will be paid to any pnrt,
VINO Will produce a case OF Liver, kidney III
stomach complaint that Electric Bitter vii
NOT speedily cure. BRING them along, il vii
cost you nothing for the medicine If it fall.
to cure, and you will be well rewarded foi
your trouble besides. All Blood dis-as,.
Biliousness, Jaundice, Constipation, and gen
eral debility are quickly cured Satisfac,rnt
guaranteed or money refunded. Price only
hfty cents per bottle. For sale bye. Gehriny.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1883-07-14

ALBERT G. MANN, Of Cottage Home, H., SAYS
" ! have been Frustrated for three or more } KS
with Kidney d sease at times was not able ~
put on my boots, my wife has often pulled tEvm
on for me. Twas not so bad as thai al the time,
but never know what it was to be withou. pam
in my back until | commenced using Hunts
Remedy. Since began to take Hunts Remedy
have been free from all pain, and take pleasure
in saying that it is the best medicine that over
knew for Kidney and Liver diseases"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1883-07-14

No remedy In the world ever came into
such universal use, or has 80 fa!ly won the
confidence OF mankind, IA Ayers Cherry
Pcctoral for the cure Of coughs, colds and
COnsumptiOn
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1883-07-14
Free Trade.

The st. Louis Republican, puts forth this
sensible article touching the use of term
which is generally misunderstood by a
large portion Of readers:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-02-16
The Angry Waters.


SITUATION At CINCINNATI AND Lou1sv1LLE-FLooDs
ELSEWHERE.
There is hope that there will be no further rise
Of the river at Cincinnati The work OF relief goes
on with energy. Relief stations have been estab-
lished in various parts of the city. Besides this,
the women OF all the Protestant churches are col
Letting bedding and clothing and doing sewing for
the benefit OF the general relief committee All the
Catholic churches have been thrown cpen for
sleeping places for such homeless persons as may
be sent by the general committee. The voluntary
contributions amount to $4,000. The flood contin-
loss OF life has been reported, but probably 100 adj
ditiOnal dwellings and business houses are over
flowed. All the manufactures near the river are
closed, and thousands OF wOrkmen are out OF en-
ployment. At Maysville, KY, the warehouses OF
A. Finch Co. and Pearce Brothers are wrecked.
They contained $1,000 bushels Of grain. Fifteen
hundred people have been driven from their homes
In Frankfort KY, and the loss in property is es-
timated at 100000 Both the Muskingum and
Ohio rivers were rising at Marietta yesterday
morning. flood equal to that of last week Is an
tictpated. The telegraph operator at JEFFERSON
ville Ind, says every street Is under water 1t Is
impossible to go anywhere without boats At New
two more feet Many OF the people are suffering
terribly, and are still moving to higher groun.S
The city Is completely surrounded by water. The
river rose at HardentOwn Ind, N feet last night
and Is still rising. Some houses were swept from
their foundations, and roofs taken from q few
brick houses All streams emptytng into the .Sus-
quehanna river above Willtamsport Pa, are over.
waters. flood OF over IL feet Is looked for The
ice gorge In the river at Port Deposit, Nd, is
wearing away rapidly and few more DAYS OF Ia
vorable weather win cause 1t to diSappearsentarey
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-02-16
Alexandria Affairs.

nepOrCeO 1Or 1HE EVENING STAR.
,o The IF FISH WHARF DEAD-LocK.T here is dead
the city council respecting the method Of man.
aging the corporation fish wharf. The aldermen
W. Rock in charge, and managing the wharf and
re the wharfage directly for the city; It
1 is a6et that this %end VIII avoid
method OF leasing the wharf at public auction,
ing of the century, and is followed in Washington
and IN Georgetown. In consequence of this dis
agreement the committee on public property have
wharf The lease Of M Reed the p r&e
lessee. expires upon the 1st OF March next.
r. u
the Baltimore and Ohio railroad Int erests in con-
seq uence of the failure OF the Danvile syndicate
from the B. and o. road will cease in few weeks.
The Danville syndicate having paid up. general
meeting Of the Midland road has been called to as
SemOle on the 49, IN prOXimO, when the road will be
restored to the control whence it was taken few
months ago at the annual meeting OF the Midland
were superseded by Baltimoreans. The Balti-
more directors, however, have never exercised
their power, for no directors meeting has been
held since they were elected.
REPORTERS NoTEs.-One hundred coils OF wire
for The Southern Telegraph Co. reached here last
eve gcos oyster trade continues moderate
Washington, Will conduct temperance meeting
at at, II the c Reformers Club rooms to-ntght-The
SHptoyeS lul louSueu Oh the MlQlanG railroad nave
been recalled to Notwithstanding has stored
some domestic ice, and some OF the brewers and
DutcherS Will be able to pass next summer with
the stock on hand, but the families of the city
WILL as has been the case for several years. depend
upon northern Ice The Changers, while in
secret session here, elected j. NJ. Benton master of
the District Grange OF Northern NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Lucas, COOK, Monroe. Nails and Morris, OF Alex
andrla, remain IN Staunton on the Amis murder
city have returned home.-Geo. r. Rowland, the
cat-tai anatomist. has been released $50 bail to
appear at the corporation cOurt.-In the corpo-
ration court yesterday, in the suit OF Burke trus-
tee, agt Rowland, q landlord and tenant case, the
jury found verdict for the defenda nt.-The
liSh council here next week.-The prisoners at
the statiOn-houSe this morning were JAS. Whalen,
arrested by Officer Simpson for disorder on the
officer for lounging around the station-house.
There were four dodgers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-02-16
The Courts.
CouRr IN GENERAL TKkM.


rest t Ray. Us ex rel Key agt relinghuysen:
0tn ordered. Hall Hume agt Martin and
others; judgment OF special term reversed and
case remanded. Farmers Friend manufacturing
Co agt Deere, Mansur & Co and the commits
nrmed; Cousins agt strasburger: appeal dis
mitted.
EQUITY COURT-Jttd0e James
Yesterday, Doyle agt. Giddings; pro confesso
agt. 8. w. White for want Of answer. Potter agt
Potter: sale finally confirmed and conveyance
ordered. Tayloe agt TayLoe; auditors report
oroer returnable February Is granted. Scheer
aQt Bentley; reformation Of deed decreed. Aug
men agt Ford; reference to auditor ordered. Cur
us agI klneS; proceeds on bonds OF trustee con-
demned
PROBATE CouRT-.Judge James
Io-qay. estates OF Lambert Tree and Harriet
Park Phisk; final notices issued. Estate OF Geo.
GeOnaTd; report OF annual rental filed. Will OF
Harriet S. Herbert filed and partially proven. Will
OF Maria Benter filed with petition and order OF
publication. Estate OF John II. Wheeler; petition
1Or revocation OF probate and caveat against al
POLICE CouRr-Judge Shell
To-day, Mohammed Dean Conn, loud and bois-
ferrous; 50 or 30 days Albert Taylor, colored. do;
IS or IS days. Richard Saunders, colored loud and
DolsterOus; SO or 30 days. Chas. Richardson, de-
stroying private property; $40 or 30 days Also
ces, loud and boisterous; $ or IS days. Samuel
Butler colored, Carving pistol; so or 30 days.
8 or days Joseph Dentz and Herbert Horn
o. eack, disturbing the peace OF West Washington;
On Sunday SO or So sg noted r % Vpan
johnson alias Ben. Adams, two cases of larceny:
montnS IN jail In each case.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-02-16
Condensed Locals.

THE WEEKLY STAR teIeht large pages, cut. past
ed and folded) Will be sent postpaid anywhere in
theUnited States Or Canada for one dollar year.
Yesterday in the matter OF the estate of the late
Clark Mills, Mr. Jesse B. Wilson, collector, filed an
inventory OF the personal property, amounting to
George L Leonard, by Mr.. W. J. Newton, yester-
day f1ied suit against R. J. Hutton and 7. G. Nor
row, proprietors OF the Sunday Gazette to recover
$3.50, Which 1t Is claimed he loaned the defendants.
Rev s. r Smith. pastor OF Lincoln Mission Me-
mortal church, corner OF 18th and streets, has a
call to the First church in Raleigh,
NJ e., which he Is considering.
Mohommed Dean Conn, an Afghan, was In
Judge Snells dock this morning, charged with be-
ing loud and boisterous at the Patent once yes
terday. Mr.. Phillips, captain OF the watch at the
Patent ONCE stated that he put the defendant
out, and he banged at the doors, and cursed and
OF $. N."N''
The prices OF beef cattle at Queenstown cattle
market this week ranged from to 61S cents.
The concert last evening for the benefit OF 10th
street n: f. chapel, by the Misses Russell,
most successful affair." The singing by the
Mioses Holroyd, and the Misses Marsh was highly
appreciated.
colored man, named Richard Saunders who
recently received few hundred dollars through
awill. has been inebfiated ever since, and has
been before the Police Court every few days. This
morning he was in the tolls again. and was fined
$40 or 30 days
"Gath," the famous special correspondent, de-
the United States at Wizards Hall tonight This
lecture has drawn crowded houses everywhere in
the west: and Will evidently do so in Washington,
judging by the demand for tickets.
A young man, named Charles Richardson, was
CHARGED in the Police Court this morning with
breaking the windows OF house in South WASH
ington, for which he was fined $40 or 30 days. and
Tor profanity S. or 30 days.
- The Court in General Term took up the case Of
Davis ACT. Alexander this morning; motion over
ruled. keingOod agt. Gersdorr; motion to dis
miss. Phillips agt. Negley; on hearing.
NichO!aS Dubois was charged before the Police
Court this morning with selling confectionery on
sunday: He pleaded guilty and Was fined s..
"A coloFed youth, named VIM. johnson, alias
Ben Adams, was charged with two cases of petit
larceny. iii the Police Court this morning, In steal
ing harness from VIM. p Cole and Ohio Williams
He pleaded guilty In both cases. and was SEN
tencel 10 six months in jail in each case, making
the substantial term OF one year.
Mrs. EiZt Qlill was fined so by Judge Smell to-
day Tor keeping her bar open on Sunday
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-02-16
The Robbery Of Representative Jer-

The Robbery Of Representative Jor.
genScn.
FRANK CRoNIN COMMITTED TO ANSWER 10 TWO
CHARGES OF BURGLARY.
This morning in the Police Court Frank Cronin,
who was arrested by Lieut. Arnold last Wednes-
day, was put on trial on two charges Of house.
breaking. Mr.. Jno N. Moss appeared for the
prisoner. Representative Jorgensen OF Virginia
testified that he lives at No 1920 street, and last
Wednesday evening his rooms were robbed OF a
suit OF clothes, an overcoat and pocket book con-
tanning some very valuable papers. All the prop
erty except the papers was recovered, and was In
Blgh, saloon keeper at 2ls 18th street, testified
that Cronin came to his place Wednesday night
and lert the clothes there In pawn for saying he
would come after them Saturday. Lieut.. Arnold
Testified to arresting the defendant, and also to
recovering the goods. Cronin stated to witness
that the goods were given to him by another party
Judge Smell sent the case to the grand jury under
81, 900 bonds. CrOnin was also charged with bur-
glarIOusly entering the house of MrsSarah Hutch
ms OF No 4oS 9th street opposite the Police Court
and stealing clock valued at So This case was
also sent to the grand jury under 81 900 bonds He
was committed in default OF bail Lieut. Arnold
states that he thinks he will get the pocket-book
containing valuable private papers belonging to
Mr.. JOrgenSen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-02-16
The Enlarged Corr, House.

CHANGING THE LOCATION OF OFFICEs-How THE
NEW ROOMS HAVE BEEN ASSIGNED.
The addition To the court house building is now
occupied by the courts as follow5:-The General
Term Judges Cartier, Hagner and Cox in the
northeast corner room Of the building; the Circuit
Court {Judse MacArthur) In the large room in the
center: the Equity Court Judge James) in the
large room at the northwest corner; while the
clerk has Two rooms zone large One) between the
circuit Court room and the consultation rooms
for the judges, which adJon the General
Term room. In addition. the clerk has
two rooms In the basement. In which are
stored the old files, In charge OF an assistant
clerk. There are yet two or three rooms on the
main floor Which have not been assigned, but it is
not probable that they Will long remain unOccu-
pied. The rooms in the west wing lately occupied
by the Bar Association and as the consultation
room for the judges are now vacant and those on
the opposite SHE occupied by the District Attor-
ney and his assistants being vacated for larger
ana better quarters in the northwest corner of the
Third lioor OF the new building By Monday next
Mr.. Corkhiu with Assistant District Attorneys
Iaggart, COyle and Moore will be pleasantly
located. The Register OF Wills (Mr.H. J. RamsdeD,
VINO Is now located in the upper story OF the old
In the northwest corner of the addition. The Re-
coruer OF. Deeds will have the correspond
Ing rooms at the northeast end Of the
l building which are now, being fitted up,
upper story Is being prepared for the grand jury,
as also an adjoining room for the witnesses Next
TO these are two rooms being prepared for petit
jurieS, and adjoining are the rooms for the bar
association ana their library. The rooms in the
east wing lately occupied 5y the clerk are being
rem0delled for the marshal (COl McMichaeD and
MS deputies, ana they Will be about pleasant as
any in the building. 1t is the intention, as soon
as th0S@ now occupied by the marshal are vacated.
10 III them uD for the judge OF the Criminal Court
win convenient rooms for the witness IS In attend
aice The superintendent OF the building Mr.. p.
a. kennedy, has been assigned one OF the rooms in
the east wing OF the building.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-02-16
Affairs in West Warrington.

BUILDING AsSOCIATION.-At the 9th regular
monthly meeting of the 18th Building Association
held last night at Goddards Hall, shares were
retired at the stock value rates, $50 per share.
leytown at the want OF footway from the road to
tn the new public school. The pupils have to wade
AN ALLEGED LIFE INSURANCE SwINDIER-The
coored people OF this place are the lookout for
White man who represented himself to be the
agent OF life insurance company In Baltimore.
He confined his operations almost exclusively to
the colored population, insuring ''for cts. up"
giving also I'm his prospectus) dues to the sick,
&C. Many have paid and received no policies, and
those who have been sick, no dues. Mr. Gardner
has been looked for and found wanting. He put
up at the Montgomery house here for while,
giving certain number in Washington as a
branch OF the Baltimore Office which number was
found not to exist hence their suspicious that he
Is SWtndler
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-02-16
District Government Affairs.

NEW flRE-ALARM BOXES.
superintendent Niles, OF the fre-alarm tele-
be placed at 18th street and Ohio avenue, and one
at 10th and streets northwest
THE WATER SERVICE.
The clerks in the Office of the water registrar are
very busy posting up their books and making the
proper entries OF the last payments OF the first
Seoi-annual dues for water. There has got to be
a new set of books prepared for this department
by The 1St OF July next. Statements having been
made as to waste OF water in the District jail, Mr.
Larman, OF the District water service says he
has no authority to investigate the matter pre-
vent waste there, as it is a government building.
A DECISION IN FAVOR OF TERRA GOTTA.
The question raised by the inspector Of buildings
as TO whether terra Gotta or iron drain pipes should
be used in the construction of the new school build
1nGs has been finally settled by Major Lydecker
who decides that terra Gotta should be used, that
material being recognized in the old building reg
ulatiOns The revised regulations specify iron as
the material for drain pipe.
NEEDED PLANK WALK
School Trustee b. II. Warper, IN note to the
Commissioners requests the extension of the
plank walk on 18th street to the Howard University
colored school, which request has been approved.
AFTER DELINQUENT LICENSE TAX MEN,
Mr.. Raft. special license agent, has taken from
the tax books two Thousand names OF business
men In this city who pay no license or any per-
SOnal tax. Accompanied by Officer Carter, TODAY
he started out to visit each one, aid Will assess
all, adding penalty OF SO per cent as per statute
BUILDING PERMITS
issued by Inspector Entwisle: Thomas Carroll,
repair frame, 121 street northeast; $3.50 John
Q. Larman, repair frame, 1851 9Th street north
west; $780,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-02-16
Col. Mo.by and Gen. Malone

To the Editor of The EVENING STAR.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 16 1885,
Please inform the public that If, from any rumor
or recent event, unnecessary to enlarge upon here
the impression has gone abroad that Col. Jno 8.
Mosby is friendly to Gen. Malone, the impression
carries falSehOOd. AS the brOther-in-law OF Col.
Mo,by know and desire to say that for two or
invectlve such as might be expected from one
whose native state has been made the scene OF a
bacchanal and her honor bartered away. went
Wednesday evening with his young son to say to
G n. Malone that whatever was done that looked
like compromise was done without Col. MOsby's
knowledge and ag linSt his wishes Hoping other
things, he was mad. While this is not my con-
troversy. dislike as Sir Lucius O'Trgger said to
see at spoiled by trying to explain it," for it seems
10 me 1.-THE quarrel Is a very pretty quarrel as it
stands" CHARLES WELLS RUSSELL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-02-16
The Phoenix Park Murders.

The Phoenix Park Murders.
FURTHER EVIDENCE TENDING TO IDENTIFY THE
PRISONERS
In the trial Of the alleged Dublin murder con-
spirators yesterday Patrick Cahlll deposed that
on the evening of the 9th OF May he saw a car
driving rapidly out of PhG nix Park. One of the
men On the car he identified as Gallery This
completes the quartette of the men who were on
the car. An old man named Flynn said that he
saw four men in the park lying on grassy slope
Two on each side. He saw James Carey sitting on
seat near the Cough statue His identification
was complete. He then saw Mr.. Burke alight
from car and join Lord Frederick Cavendish. A
witness named Huxley deposed that he saw four
or five men men lying at the place where the
murders were committed He Identified Kelley as
Fitzharris as one who was waiting near the car
with Others
The evidence so far adduced confirms the de-
tails OF Kavanagh'S statement Meagle, one Of
the bicyclists. identified Brady as resting beside
the road on the evening OF the murder. He said
he saw four men, one OF whom was Brady, tus-
sling. The case was adjourned until Saturday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-02-16
CITY AND DISTRICT
AmuselnentS, &C., Tonight.


FoRDs OPERA House Mr.. Fred. Warde In
"Brutus." and katherine and Petruclon
NATIONAL THEATER-''The Romany Rye,
NEW THEATER CoNIoUE.-Grizy Adams Combi
nation, etc.
NEW DINE Observation-Disclosures and attractive
performances.
ODD FELLOWS HALL Prof Carpenter,s exnerf-
mentS Ia mesmerisin.
ROLLER SKATING misunderstanding at o,c,ocuss
CONGREGATIONAL CHuRcH.-Mr. Ragan's illus
nibus.- - ~ ~
WILLARD HALL-Lecture by Geo. Alfred Town.
send, entitled Thomas, the Doubter."
LINCOLN HALI--John 3. Coughs famous lecture
On "CircumSf anceS'
NJ p CHURCH, 9TH srREEr.-Entertainment.
MARRIAGE LICENSES. - Marriage licenses have
6een issued by the clerk OF the court to James
Annie Clark; c. +. Bennett and Sadie " Iucas.
richard Williams and Annie Thornton: j. Ingalls,
b b[pS OF Wi1terp9rt, Me-, and Nettie a. West
VIM. w. Barber. OF Charlottesville, Va and Mary
A. Dixon, OF Lexington. Va; Henry Goram and
Mary f. Jewell, both OF Prince William county.
Va; Joseph C. Havenner and Mrs. Lizzie De
uvaugn' F Fisz ). Bartlett and Mrs Annah n Wiber;
York city.
ATTORNEYS FEEs.-To-day,in the Court In Gene
raj Term, the case OF Davis agt. Alexander was
This was motion 10 retax the costs in the casa
the question being shall the attorneys fee be $50
under the United States statute, or s. under the
District statute, Mr. Ball contending for the former
and Mr. TOtten opposing It. Judge Hagner de-
uvered the opinion of the court, overrul,np the
mouon, thus deciding that the attorneys fee
should be SO
SERIors BURNING OF A CHILD.-Lfllie Rurnell
aged years, living at SIP 2d street southwest &C
cGentally set IRE TO her clothes yesterday after
noon by coming In contact with a stove. There
was no other person In the house. The cries OF
the chilli broug ut In n neighbor from the NEXT
house who extibgushed the flames Dr. Sumby
who dressed the wounds, states that the Child is
very seriously injured.
OFFIcERs ELEcTED.-At the annual meeting Of
the Rochdae Cooperative society, held last n
ing, omcers were elected for the ensuing year as
Ioilows: President, Joseph NJ. Wilson; vice presi-
cent, Andrew Glass; secretary and treasurer, John
CoOk; executive committee, Thomas ]. Gardner,
n Meeker Al drew Glass, C. 8. Trev1tt. Edward
fawsett>J. T. Reynolds, j. w. HarSha, John
Corson, joan Cook, A. T. Longley.
INDICTMENTS By TEE GRAND JrgY-The grand
g1ry TINS morning reported Indictments as follows:
Chartes Murphy, assaultiny Oricer Lamb: JpO w
brawner, Patrick Dempsey and Charles Boles
house breaking at night
LARGE SALE OF DAMAGED GooDS.-Attentton ,s
called to the sale advertised by Messrs Duncan
eon Bros. or the entire stock damaged at the LATE
1fe at c. w. Thorn Co 5. BIS 9Th street north-
west. TO take place on Saturday morning, Febru-
aTy nth, at 10 O'Clock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-02-16
Political Notes.

A call is to be Issued for the Pennsylvania DEM
Ocratic state convention to meet at Harrisburg on
the first Wednesday OF August next
E. E. Lewis democrat, is elected to Congress In
the 9Th Louisiana district vice Heron, deceased.
by several thousand majority
The caucus OF the democratic members of the
Tennessee legislature adopted a motion to insert
per cent the rate of interest on the state debt
Timothy Griffth, formerly private secretary to
Senator Conkling, has been appointed clerk Of the
u. s. dist riot court for New York
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-02-16

FAcrs WonrH Ksow1se.
YOUR LAST CHANCE THIS SEASON,
KINGS PAIACE,
sl4 SEVENTH STREET,
WONDERFUL REDUCTIONS.
ELEGANT BLACK TIPS.
At25 cents q Bunch,
Three in asBuuch.
CLOSING FRIcEs OF cHILDRENs AND MISSES,
TRIMMED HATS.
From 25c. to SOC.
LOVELY PLUMEs,
At &c.. TIC. and 81.
FINE REAL BEAVER HATS,
At60c and 75c,
RIBBONS. vELvETs AND pLUsHEs
Almost Given Away.
cHnDREN's AND LADIES' cLoAKs
AtYoar Own Prices.
FRENCH PATTERN HATS
from u to g. Sold formerly at SIS and $40.
BEST TREBLE
ENGLISH BLACK GRAPE
for Veaiing' very wide. At 81 and 50. 80 DER yard
LAcEs. KID GLOVES. LADIES, UNDERWEAR.
Cheaper Than Elsewhere,
few more days only and our great closins sae win
end. Don't fail to call at
KINGS PALACE.