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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-02-27

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4 Ms 1 at c, A. Bradys, opposite
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-02-27

, Al signs faif'-except pimples and
secaes These never fail to Indicate an
,apl'e condition Of the blood, which
n ee thoroughly eleansed and renew.
: Y 'he use Of Ayers Sarsaparilla.
"a sae most etiicacious and economical of
eNd purifiers
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-02-27
- : nnIllmore short LIne 4. r.

SuNDAY TRAINS:
Lave Annapolis at 500 a. ia. ana 800 y m'
i.sge baltimore at 30 a. H. ana o'ao " III
r-l,bts received aud dispatched daily al
sa''l'''' CM. LEILICH. Gen1. Manager.
aapRT WEIGH, Gonl. Agt.
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AsSoIe Aeon nor John Wanamaker

AS5OAS AkCu tlOE IOhu uAuAuhMVA
of Philadelphia, / am now prepared to
exhibit full line of Samples both for the
Custom and Ready made Clothing depart
ments. Your measure taken and goods
made in the best Custom Manner at low
prices and fit guaranteed or no sale In
the ready-made clothing department
have full line of samples representing
the stock of Wanamaker, and by the
Wanamaker system ofmeasurement. Can
fit all sizes and shapes from the smallest
chic to the largest man. Prices are guar.
anteed by Wanamaker to be lower than
other establishments-in fact, by has 0son
guarantee you get all the benefit of per
sonal visit to the house Of Wanamaker
itself. Clerical suits made to order. and
society uniforms furnished on short no
tice at low prices. +. o. WHITE, Agt.
II No. Francis St., Annapolis, Md.
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LOCAL MOTIFS.
Miss Callie Ryland's health is improy

Miss Callie Ryland's health is improv
ing
TIE only business done a, Herrico
County Courthouse yesterday was The
issuance OF one marriage license TO col
OIed counle.
DR. Dunlop Moncure, superintendent
OF the Eastern Lunatic Asylum, WI
liamsburg, arrived in the ciiy yesterday,
having been called here by the sudden
death of Mr.. James n. Dunlop.
The incandescent lights got on regu-
lar Saturday nights spree last night.
They kept on going out and lighting up
all the evening. It is expected, however,
that they will &c. 10 working all right
after while.
Coroner Taylor was called on yes,er
day TO take charge OF two dead infants.
Ore was found in vacant lot on Han
cock street near Clay, and when he yes
,erday made pos, m0,tom, lie found
scientifically that the child was born
alive. TIE other infan, was found near
Belyidere and Canal streets Both were,
it appears, thrown TO the winds by the
mothers who gave them birth.
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His Connection with the Blackwell Case.

A. the end OF the report OF the trial ard
discharge Of Detective John t. James,
published in the TINES Of July 25th in
slant, the following words were added /:
"Blackw ell in his testimony contradlcted
the statement be made to the officers OF
the law formerly, relating 10 the trans
action, and by his hesilancy 10 answer
every question and MS manner IN every
respect upon the witness stand was evi-
deully lying all through" Mr. James
thinks that infercniiaily this appendix
does him injustice. There was no, par
lic.e Of testimony even tending 10 prove
that Mr. James received any considera-
ton or any promise thereof as an induce
ment 20 release Blackwell, who, after be
inr discharged from iqil ~ written order
OF Tie Iu.ice Justice, with the approval
OF the Commonwe eal;h's Attorney, placed
himself of his own free will IN the Gus
tOdy Of Mr James, 10 Oe carried back 10
Kentucky, without a formal requisition.
Mr. James saws that after arriving in
Petersburg, he inquired by telegraph
whether the Kentucky authorities would
pay the expenses Of transportation in sd
di,iOn 10 the reward offered for the return
of the escaped convict The warden Of the
penitentiary replied tina, no expenses
would he paid, only the reward OF $50.
Finding that the expenses would amount
to 800 20, Mr. James abandoned the en-
terprise as Improbable, gave Blackwell
one dollar to pIy his fare hack - Rich
mond, and went himself TO Norfolk on
other business. Mr. James was hOnOra-
bly, acquitted after careful hearing, in
which Police Justice Cru'chfeli was the
principal witness, and at which Colonel
SpOiswoOd, the Commonwealth attOr
ney, was present, diligently prosecuting
Mr. James is second vice president Of
the American Officers and Detectives
Union" which embraces in its member.
ship citizens Of nearly every State,
North and South, East and West.
Frequently complimentary notices in
the official organ OF the union,
show that My James is highly respected
and esteemed by his professional asso-
ciatcs lie has often been commended
by local newspapers IN NCrin Carolina
and Virginia for successful and faithful
detective work He has been entrusted
bv th. Executive of Virginia with the
execution of warrants of a2trlii.ion for
criminals called for by other States ~
a fair hcld for lhc benefit OF ,Ae church
of tne sacred Heart, at the earmory in tie
city of Richmond, u May, sSS, be was
awarded yaiul5ie gold badge, IS "ihe
most efficient detective in Virginia.
TLi. statement IS made in justice TO
Mr.. james, and il is h-ped that Ii may DO
away with any injury he has uninten-
iionally received at the hands O The
TINES.
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vr. Kaudalls Improved Condition.

WAsHINGroy, July 2S.-Nr. Randall
left tor General Wayne Postoilice by
SO ecial car at . O'clock this morning.
Mr. Roberts, the president of the Penn
sy!yania Railroad, sent his own private
car, with all the attendants and comforts
that are in his own service. A comtorta-
bic bed was made up, and four or I'VE
colored men were on hand to attend every
want Of the sick man and his party. No
convenience known 10 railroad travel was
wanting. Mr.. Randall arrived at the
depot a little before o'clock, accompar.
led by bis physician, Mrs. Randall and
his daughters, his son in law, DIR. Lsncas-
ter, and other members of the family.
He rode from his house in carriage
without suffering any sp cial fatigue,
and when he reached the depot he
walked to the train, assisted by Mr.. Ian
caster and the physician.
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Another Fire at Din,wanger's.

For two Saturdays in succession there
have been an alarm of fire from the store
OF BinswanCer X Co, No. ii27 East Main
street.
The first fire resulted in the destruction
of a lot of oils and paints in the cellar,
the flooding of the cellar with water aud
the stories above being soaked with
water. and some paint boxes badly in
iured by water and smoke
This time the alarm of fire was caused
by the ignition of flames spontaneously
produced in The same cellar, a lot of saw
dust had been spread on the cellar hOor
in order that the insurance agents could
walk about il without walking in water.
The alarm was sounded from box 81,
corner Main and Fourteenth streets, at
91O am. Engine3 Nos =, 3 and 4,
promptly responded with The hose carri-
age in advance, The Tenth street Hose
Company and Truck Company No. ,:
4 hose stream pa, out the fire. none OF
tie engines vent TO work.
MIR. Samue. B.nswanger said lie wen,
In the cellar, saw the sawdust on fire, and
in the attempt - put it out by stamping
on i with his feet caused the flames TO
scatter.
The damage was inconsiderable. The
insurance is placed in the same compan-
les which held the policies at the former
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The 4. A q. ReceiNership.

About one hundred telephone messages
were received at the Uenrico County
Courthouse yesterday, asking for infor-
nation as to The appointment Of re.
ceiver of the Chesapeake d Ohio Rail
road. judge Wexford was not at the
courthouse, and vii! not make the ap-
pointment for a couple OF weeks TO come.
In the meantime Mr.. Garrett, cashier Of
the road, has, by official appointment by
the Circuit Court of Henrico, the control
of the revenues of the railway, and makes
weekly reports Of the receipts and expen-
ditures.
Mr.. Odell, general superintendent Of
the road, will have the management OF
the road, and all the heads of depart
ments will report 10 him.
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A>orHERs RsH0cKTo TIL = COMMUNITY
Sraden Death of ,rr. James '. Dunlop

Srfden Death of Mr. james y. Dunlop
Day before Yesterday Mr. James n.
Dunlop was seen By his physician, DR..
Brock while attending one of Mr.. Dun
lOp's children az his residence, No. 4ll
North Eighth street, between Marshall
ami Clay. At the time Mr. Dunlop was
apparently III, but Dr. Brock did not ap-
pEehend any trouble leading to death.
Early yesterday morning, shortly after
sunrise, servant came hurriedly for the
doctor, saying that Mr. Dunlop was dy-
inr. DR.. Brock promptly responded
and remained with his patient during
most Of the Gay, and Has presen, when
he died. which SAD event happened yes
terdsy afternoon &. fifteen minutes after
two O'Clock.
MIR James n Dunlop was a son OF the
Int James Dunlop, an old Virginia
ge ,leman. and one of Richmond's best
known citizens The deceased was born
in Richmond and graduated from the
University OF Virginia, and since bis
graduation has pracliced law in this city,
where he has met with distinguished sue
cess
About twelve years ago he married
Mis-, Bessie Darlington, sister Of Mrs.
Robert iancasiero OF Baltimore She and
Eve young children survive him
During his career "a Richmond be was
twice elected as Democrat To- he
House " Delegates, and faithfully and
satisfactorily performed tie duties TO his
constituents Gud the public generally.
ard ably represented the city in Virginia
Legislative halls
He was speaker of excellent ability
ard fuency. His islangGage vas polished,
eloquent ana ornate lie was in great
demand as a speaker at commencement
EXERCISES. and on one occasion made an
ircss in delivering diplomas to the
graduating class ~ the Medical College
Of Virginia which was loudly applaudod
b. The time and highly commended In
,uc public press lie also delivered the
address a, the recent commencement of
the Virginia Mechanics Institute which
was one Of his finest efforts, and his last
public appearance as an orator. He was
good soldier during the war, and spilled
his blood in defence Of his native state.
For q long time Mr Dunlop had been
suffering from heart disease. but the i'm
mediate cause of death was congestion OF
,ht brain, added to his heart troubles.
Ills funeral viii take place from 81.
Paurs church tomorrow afternoon a. >
gfrltrI
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SHORT TELEGEANrS.

LoNDoS, July 2e Mr. Charles Halle,
Wiihelmine Nor@an-Neruda, the yio-
linisle
PARIS. July 2S Count Neneorca. the
Italian Ambassador. has handed 10 u
Goblet, Minister Of Foreign Affairs. a
note addressed 20 al European powers,
notifying Them that Italy has definitely
taken possession of Mas,owGh and the
adjacent territory.
KIEFF, July % a; meeting Of the
S.ay Society last night Genera! kirdzeI
presiding. speeches we're made in sGpporf
OF pau-inyi,m, which. it was argued. is a
ciyilizing, rather than a political, m0ge-
ment
TEUERAN, PERSIA, July 2s The lo-
MOOD IufkOmaus in the Askabad dis.
trict are in state OF revolt. They have
raiied several villages, plunderug the
houses and killing many Of the inhabi-
tanis. The troops are powerless TO sup
press them. The shops in Aska5ad are
closed, and trade is AZ 4 standstil..
CINCINNArI. July 26 The Cincinnati
National Bank, OF which Frank Alter Is
president, has gene into voluntary liquid
alton, on account Of dullness in business.
\ few months ago its capital was scaled
down by the Government inspector below
its original 100000
Sr PETERSBURG, July 2s.--h general
holiday has been proclaimed throughout
Russia in honor Of the 900lh anniversary
Of the introduction OF Christianity. An
address from the Archbishop OF Canter-
bury was read to day in KietY, where tie
celebration is being held upon an elabOr-
ate scale.
L0ypos, July est is stated that the
French man-of war Moette will steam
past Emperor william yacht for inspec-
tion in Copenhagen harbor.
New BEDFORD, Mass, July 2s-The
third week of General Sheridan sojOurn
at Nonquitt is nearly ended, and his
friends say his gain and improvement
have been very marked. The general :
youngest child Phil is celebrating his
eighth birthday His father is in good
spirits.
STOCKHOLM, July 2S.-EmperoE VII
liam OF Germany left this por, ~ 4 o'clock
this morning in the yacht Hohenzollern.
He is bound for Copenhagen.
Sr. PETERSBURG, July 2s.-The Rus
sian Government has ordered that the
same duties are levied by European Rus
sia shall be imposed a; the Pacific ports
OF Eastern Siberia upon imported sugar,
preserves, syrup, chocolate. arrack
spirits, liquors. wine and beer.
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Among the Young ladies' pr's,nt wc :
Mi.s Belle Moran of Charlottesville, Miss
Davis of Petersburg, Miss Pleasants, Miss
Cbalklcy, Misses Yancey, bliss Bodeher,
Miss Moore, Miss Brown, Miss Blanken-
ship and Miss Tyler.
A workman fell from a scailOld in the
lower part of the city yesterday and was
quite badly bruised. lie was taken to
his home in Mr. JEFF Naughan's private
carriage.
Mr. Hunter B Frischkorn, son Of NJ.
John II. FrischkOrn, chairman Of The
Board of Fire Commissioners, has gone
to New York. He spends about a week
in that city and will then 20 up the liud-
son river.
Rev. Rob, p. Kerr and wife, Miss liz
zie Beville. Miss Minnie Beville and Nj.
Maurice =. smith. wife and daughier,wiii
l,.ye ne cry IIesday icr Saia oga
Springs, y \.
Mrs. William Ellison Of the valentine
House IS spending short time IN iiarTi-
eonbufg. She will return about August
1st. and will then leave for Canada TO
visit her mother
Nr. Henry T. Philips Of Phillips &
stein. sailed Wednesday, 25th, from
Bremen. on the steamer Lain, expects
TO reach New York Friday, 3rd August,
and Richmond on the 9TH, Sunday.
'Wr. Chaplin Little, Of Norfolk, Grand
Lee urrr of Masons for Virginia, was In
The CITY Yesterday. lie assisted IN con
ferripc the degree Of Entered Apprentice
upOn three candidates a. Redwood Lodge
No 10, last night
Mr.. George " Hawkhurs'. Grand
Secretary of the Crane Lodge oi HoOG
Tomplars has gone 10 his country home
In Fairfax county, TO spend the remain
der Of The summer with his wife and GILL
dren, who preceded him.
The Swedish brig Monitor, i. Ohlos-
sen, 220 tons bur,hen, and crew OF eight
men. entered at the custom-hoUse yesier-
day from Rio Grande du Sui 20 load with
flour for Brazil This is the frs, vessel
~ arrive 10 take out new ilOur 70 our
South American cousins.
Las. week c0ngcnial party of ladies'
and gentlemen enjoyed delightful nay
ride T. Bon Air and return, chaperoncd
by Mr-. Frank Dcane A feature of the
trip was the s,alling of the vehicle. which
nece--i,aied The couples taking moon
light stroll. All were very loaihc 10 10
tnis, 1ut finally blessed fate and started
4 delightful german and lawn party
Wa given in Ashland on last Monday
night by Miss Sallie Talbot of Eas' Frank
lin street. 4 raised platform was built on
the lawn and a very enjoyable time was
had Among those in attendance from
ichmond were Miss jamie S,eel, Misses
Ellvs0n, Miss Kat" Wallace, Miss Mary
Moore, Misses Williams, and Miss Etta
Munford. The gentlemen were Messrs.
John Bossicux, Saml Workman, Douglass
WACuy. Walter Morton, Charles vii.
lan,s. George Pegram and Howard
SMITH Lee Williams
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grounds NJ. the people who would van.
10 leave At once.
The committee decided to bend every
effort 10 improve ali the streets leading
To the Exposition grounds, and Colonel
Cuishaw promised his every endeavor to
see that il was done.
Ii was decided 10 authorize the City
Attorney and the City Engineer 70 draw
an ordinance allowing the company
building the Eigh.-strect tunnel 70 run a
tramwsy the cars 10 be hauled by horse
power, conveying the earth from The Mar
shall and Eighth street shaft This com
pany as explained by NJ. Atkinson had
purchased a lot near Eighth, and when
the shaft was TO he sunk and simply
wanted the right TO run this iramway
\ number OF recommendations were
received from the Presiden; and mem.
bers ~ be Board cf tloa,'h which were
properly disposed %.
1ht regular bills were ordered 10 be
pal md the committee adjourned
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The 0la dominion Democratic Club.

The Old Dominion Democratic Club, a
war-horss OF he Democracy, is now in
better tim than ever before, having an
enrolled strength of four hundred and
htF active members.
The club has moved from its former
bau. corner Main and Seventeenth
streets. because the iesseeS OF he brilding
vant,i tac use ot lhe entire house. The
club meets regularly In i's new ball,
which i. wcil urai.hed, on ,he southwest
corner of Main apd Eighteenth streets, up
stairs Over ,hc store of Nrs " = Feeaey
Mr John w. Gibbons is the president,
and Democrats are cordially invited 10
visit lhe club N It's meetings which are
held every Thursday night.
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Police Notes

The Police Court Yesterday was In scs-
sion only about an hour and half
f. Thomas, VI Norman, : Sheppe-soD
IT, Ross, II. Jackson ". ! Robinson
and James Green lall colOred), were all
charged with gambling by playing cards
A. there was no evidence 10 show that
they had violated any law in playing
cards, they were all discharged except
:. Shepperson, who did not appear to
answer the charge. A rule was issued
for his appearance in court tomorrow
morning
Charles Flanagan and :. l.. Benedict,
were charged with keeping and exhibit
ing certain game III chance callci policy.
They were both sent on 10 the grand
jury.
The case Of f L. Robins, charged with
assaulting and abusiog a. G. saunders,
was continued until Tuesday next
Charles Mann, a cololed man, who
could not give an account Of himself, was
committed to Jail for thirty days, in de-
fault of surety.
Emmanuel Lewis (coloredl, was charg
ed with stealing pair Of plyers, valued
al 2jc His case was continued until
Tuesday.
William Scott lcolored), was sent on to
the Grand Jury for dealing in policy"
The continued case OF Miss Caledonia
Butler, charged with stealing lot of rib
bon from Cohen Bros, was continued un
iii August 1sL \ number of witnesses
of high respectabi.i,y were summoned for
the defense, 10 be present at that time.
Tie prevalent belief is that Miss Butler
claims that she will be able to show cir
cums,ances in connection with the rib.
bon, which will acquit ber Of the charge Of
stealing
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A Fatal Railroad Accident.

BIRMINGHAM, ALA, July 2s "A fatal
accident occurred at Trusville, station
on the Alabama Great Southern Road
thirteen miles from the city, yesterday,
by which locomotive and eight box cars
were derailed and two men, Fireman X.
c. Ivy, of this city, and Brakeman Ali
ger, of Chattanooga, were killed. TIE
breaking of the driving-rod and trucks Of
the engine caused the accident
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HacI, service at New Reservoir rarl.

Sealed proposals for the privilege Of
having park carriages for hire al New
Reservoir Park tin July !, 1899, from
date of contract, will be opened io-mor-
row evening at The meeting of the Com
mittoe on Grounds and Buildings. BID:
dcrs have to sta'e the amount they pro-
pose TO pay for the privilege and The rate
they propose charging the public, and
have until p. m. tomorrow evening IN
which 10 file their bids The committee
Will make such rules and regulations as
maY be neces,arV.
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Edwin Rarbour's Acquittal.

CULPErER, Va, July 2s-The trial OF
Edwin Barbour for the murder Of Ellis
B. Williams on the st Of March les,
came to conclusion to-day by the ac-
Quittal of the deienden,. The case WAS
given to the jury ty Judge Keith at 9:3t
last evening.
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Screrc AcriNeMt.

YESTERDAY morning about O'Clock Mr..
Thomas O'Donnel employed a, the
Tr,dagar Works, met with severe acct
dem. \ hot iron rod, which ne was en-
caged in pulling through the rolls, ran
against The ile,hy part of his thigh, badly
burning Dee flesh lie received al he
necessary all that friends could supply
He i- yory popular with his fellow asso-
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Court Notes.

Judge Wexford spent few minutes at
the Circuit Courtroom ye'terday, but
transacted no business.
In the Abrams case Yesterday In the
Hastings Court two bills of exception
were received and sealed. The court has
adjourned for the term If the counsel
for abrams choose 20 they can appeal TO
the Supreme Court OF Appeals on these
TWO bills Of exception.
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Baseball.

The following was the result OF .ht
League games played yesterday:
Chicagos, 2l; Delroi,s. H.
Pittsburgs. 8; indianapolis, 0.
Bostons, 10. Washingtons, I
New Yorks, 4; Philadelphias, 2.
Marylands, 5; Virginias, l3.
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Rank Statement.

NEW YORK, July 2S.-The bank state
ment published to-day is as follo's: Ke-
serve, increase $675,775; loans, decrease
sl4l 900; specie, decrease 500 ,2oo;
Iegals, increase 1886, deposits, de-
crease $9,207 SEQ; circulation, decrease
Ss1 900.
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shore. .hc Mountains and Eis"vh'r"
R.,ors Of Our special society Reporter.
Miss :. Roberts is in Powhaian.
Mr.. Ch,cco Hancock is at the Ale
ehsny Springs
Dr. II " Davis and wife are at sara
toga Springs y !.
Miss Naro'o ~or'' is ,te guest II .'r.
scott Of Gordonsville
Miss Mary Shields, of 81 Louis, is Wis
ting Mrs John Potts.
Miss Frost. Of West Main street, has
come from Old Point
Nr. ". L. CowaIdin is visiting in
Prince William county.
Miss WhitGv. of Duluth, will spend a
part Of neat winter berf.
Miss Jennie Roberts VIII leave the first
Of neNt month for Alton.
Miss Heeer,y win go on visit to Sa-
vannah. Ga, next month.
Mr.. Il " Qusrles and wife have re-
TUNED from Cohb's Island
DR. Josiah Thornly Of this city, is visit
ing lrlthNs }" -""'
Miss Mary Clafies returned 20 TIE city
last week from Cobb's island.
w Il Williams has returned after yls'
i,ing friends in Halifax county
Miss Paine. Of Danyille, is with ;he
Misses West, Nineteenth street
Miss Willie Colle,tc of Washington. Is
the rueei of friends in Richmond
r.. ,,,... p.,,.i,,,o, ORC visiting
At;'aS.iIi, y,,;.a',f Ati,rdon Va
u..c,..ro,j..oo viii leave shortly
TO- - .shoriil. ~ o"J ~, Snrings Y &.
,.i.,,;,.o;, ,ho
Miss .'a' .','...t '' St''i - ,,ho- ,',,'",' 80
,, r.,. E,.rl,li,
MI ~"".7' 's' .,t,..,.',,
s''e'' "'> .''."
Jrd fc1r'. !! .If -iitn ha, cone I'D
N.o mi''' -.'.-, - ,'',
Mrs E.w.rd u >m''h ana lAm'iN are
attae Ii'HDosc E'' sulphur springs
The family ot Rev John P"lI'Ia are
visiting Nla Ann Hi'I'F I'D vest i'int