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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-19
TaE OHIO LEGISLATURE.
Great Excitement over tbe Gaumer Com
promise BIZ.

CoLrABus. o., oct. is.-Business Ia The
House this morning was blocked by call
which continued until nearly IL O'Clock
The Gaumer Compromise bill was read tn, the
laird time. and a call OF the House ordered
on dnal passage. 1t received but % yeas
% N naes. The greatest excitement pre-
vailed during the vote. In the SENATE
Glumars bill was read the sec0sd tlihe
aud referred The House. without acuon
on TIE Cincinnati inbrOglio. adjourned
aniil Monday. The Senate adjourned untii
tuesday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-19
STAUNTON.
Big Excursion Party-Funeral of Colonel
W. l.. Bumgardner.

STAUNTOY, Va, Oct. lS.-lspecial. An
excursion party, numbering two hundred
passed here to-day. 1t was the party made
up in Baltimore and Philadelphia for the
Woodland sale at Roanoke. They were
going tO Roanoke VIA the Shenandoah Val
ley railroad. The eXcursonists return by
the Richmond and Allegheny and Balti-
more and Ohio by Lexington. The party
stopped here for dinner. and were filled with
literature about the Staunton Development
Company.
The funeral Of Colonel W. J.. Bumgardner
took place this afternoon. Ii was attended
by the knights Templar, Knights Of Pythias
and the Masons, led by the stonewall band.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-19
IHe SOCIALIST CONGRESS.

May i.t 10 lie the Day for 6eneraI
Demonstration.
HALLE, oct. lS.--fhe Socialist Congress
ai It's sitting to-day adopted resolutions ad-
socaung the eontesting Of all elections In
Berlin. and providing for the holding OF "a
demonstration on May ist next, and there
aner on every sunday following the ist.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-19
INVASION OF MAMIE.
The Portuguese Press Protest Against
Such Action.

Such Action.
vlSpeclal TO The Times by Dunlap Cable Col
LISBON, oct. lS.-Referring TO the report
ed invasion of Mamie being said to be con-
firmed, the Comercio De Portugallo protests
against the act, fearing that it will give
Great Britain pretext for occupying more
territory In Africa. and further injuring the
dignity Of Portugal. lt demands an imme-
date meeting.Of Parliament to take action
in the natter The same journal demands
the payment Of all the Macmurdo, Delagoa
Bay railway claims, which have been 50
long in allegiance. The tone Of the paper
is decidedly belligerent and assertiye.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-19
THE POPE REFUSES.
His Holiness VIII Not Receive Messrs
Dillon and O'Brien.

Especial TO The Times by Dunlap Cable Col
ROME, Oct. 1S.-It is stated on positive
authority from the Vatican itself that If
Messrs. Dillon and O'Brien should venture
to Rome they will not be received by His
Holiness. Many people connect this refusal
with the visit Of the Duke Of Norfolk last
year, although at that time it was asserted
that His Grace's visit was merely pious
function
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-19

Proposals for the construction Of one har-
Dor defense ram OF 2.050 tons displacement,
one torpedo boat Of ll2 tons, aud one swirl
torpedo cruiser OF 7j0 tons. will be opebed
AT The Navy department on December 2otb
sex' Tor the ram and the torpedo boat, and
on February II, 1891 for the torpedo cruiser,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-19
LYNCHBURG.

Accident to Collector McCaull-Increase
of Toblcco Sales.
LYNCHBURG. Va, Oct. IS Special. r.
Collector II. II. McCaull had a narrow es-
cape yesterday. He was riding on the
granOtith pavement near the Union
passenger station, when his horse
stopped and fell, catching the rider under
him. Mr.. McCaull was picked up, having
sustained serious and painful bruises about
the leg and arm, from which he is to-day
confined to his bed
The tobacco sales at the several ware
houses this week show an increase over
the same time last year of 10, lO0 pounds.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-19
ARRESTED PoR FALsIFyING CHECKS.


special 10 The Times by Dunlap Cable Co.
POTsDAM. oct. lS.-A beautiful wreath Of
violets was laid on the sarcophagus Of the
late Emperor Frederick of Germany, at the
conservation of the POtsdam Mausoleum.
The wreath was placed by German lady
residing at BROOKLYN, n. y. who declared
herself his late Maiesty's devoted admirer
and faithful subject.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-19
-Ha-s4HHH -
SsiiI Alarm Gaxan

A fire occurred about o'clock this morr-
| ing in the rear Of the establishment OF r..
b. Taylor, i0ll east Main street. A SpiI
alarm was given by Policeman Mattefr,
and the Tenth street hose company, with
the policeman and Mr.. Henry Cline extin'
gulshed the danes.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-19
FosSlick-Chriatfan.

Invitations are out To the marriage OF Mr..
James William Fosdlck, oi New York. aud
Miss Gertrude Christian, OF this city. The
ceremony will take place next Wednesday
Afternoon at O'Clock In the First Baptist
church. Miss Christian 10 the daughter OF
Judge Joseph Christian, who married HE
second wife few weeks ago In Pennsis-
xania
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-19

NIDDLEBURG. Va, oct. Especial. +
Mr.. llenr, Fairfax, Of L)udoun, was to-day
nominated 10y the Democratic Convention
sitting here 10 succeed the late Henry Iiea.
ton as state Senator tor tauquier and Lou
DOM counties.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-19
THE BURIED ALIVE.

Ieports OF The Horrors of the Nunnery
Confirmed.
Especial to The Tunes by Duniap Cable COL
ByRLIN, Oct. ls.-The Tageblatt in a
leading article confirms and reports the re-
yelations regarding the "Nunnery Of the
Buried Aliye," at Naples, In which, after
heinc forced by the police, the wretcned
% nuns were found halt starved, ragged, filthy,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-19
THE LATE JUSTICE MILLER.
Ksokuk In Mourning Out of Respect 10
Hls Msmols.

KEoKUK, Iowa, oot ls.-The city IL In
mourning to-day as a tribute OF respect 10
the memory Of its late distinguished towns
man, Associate Justice Miller, OF the
United states Supreme Court. Business Is
entirely suspended; all the public buildings.
as well 40 many private ones, are decorated
in black, and flags at half-mast are dying
throughout the city. shortly amer O'Clock
the funeral services were held In the Uni
tartan church.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-19
Fled From Justice.

Special to The lines by Dunlap Gable Col
MAEsTRICHT. Oct. lS.-Lane alias llau-
tericO the Euglishman who lately attempt
ed to rob a pOstman at AK la Chapcle and
led from the law. arrived here to-day.
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special to The Times by Dunlap Cable %. |
ODESSA, Oct. ls.-More than two hundred
Jewish students have recanted and become
pseudo Christians in order 10 pursue their
studies at the Universities Of kharkoh,
kieff and Odessa
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-19
AGAINST TUE WESTERN UNION.
sbot M. .rother-ia-Lav.

CHARLOTTE, ". c., Oct. H.-[special. -
Alex. Williams, a negro. shot his broth ,r.
in-law, youth. in Maxt)n. Robeson
county, to-day, killing b IN instantly. No
motive is assigned, as The slayer made his
escaDe.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-19

The Executive Committee Of the Associa.
ton for the Preservation OF Virginia Az
tiquities will meet on Tuesday, Octohes
2lst, at 2oo west Grace street. The nsens-
bers are urged to attend promptly, - 6usi-
uess OF importance will 10 ro0sht bef ae
the committee.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-19

DR.. j. y. Latimer. professor u church hs
tory 10 the Union Theological Seminary u
Hampden.sidn will MI Dr. X. r. ker =
pu pit st the Firss Presbyterian eA0r u
thls moving,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-19
NORTH CAROLINA
Budget of News from Our Neighboring
State.

RALEIGH. n. c., Oct. ls.-Ispecial.l--
One OF the most successful State Fairs
which has ever been held by the North
Carolina Agricultural Association closed
to-day. The gate receipts were the largest
which have been known In many years, and
the Dnmber OF people who attended the Fair
during the week was thirty Thousand.
NOTED BURGLAR CAUGHT.
negro named Frank Blu hee, who thas
been wanted for "A series " extensive bur
glaries. was captured by the police here To-
day. Last week three houses were broken
into In as many nights, and II was ,ound
to-day that Busbee was the burglar. A
his possession.
BROKE HIS NIck.
An excursion train on the Durhsm and
Northern railroad yesterday evening was
so crowded with excursionists return
Ing hom the Fair that number Of
persons were forced 10 stand on the plat
forms. Among these was a young white man,
Jim Hunt, who lived IN Brassield town.
ship, this county. Hunt was on the plat
| form Of the rear car, when a sudden lurch
of the train caused him to lose his balance.
lie fell TO the ground, breaking his neck
and dying instantly.
AGAINST TUE WESTERN UNION.
The Supreme Court has filed an opinion In
an important and novel case. being Si0,-
90 damage suit brought by }. +. Young. Of
Craven county, against the Western Union
Telegraph Company. Last year foung's
wife WAS taken i'll In Greenviile,
5. c., and telegraphed her husband
to come on. lie did not get tine
message until six DAYS later, and, In the
meantime, Mrs. Young had died aud been
buried, Young not knowing OF either fact
till all was over. Young obtained damages
in the Superior Court, but tho Western
| Union took the matter 10 the Supreme
Court, which sustains the findings Of tho
| lower court.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-19
KING OF HOLLAND.
His CoHdition Slightly Improved-Tbe
Regency Delayed.

Special to The Tines by Dunlap Cable Co.
THE HA CUE, Oct. IS.-The government
has deferred the appointment OF regent
till the end Of the month, the King of IIol-
land being slightly better in health. His
Majesty now enjoys intervals Of sound
sleep. and is at other times less prostrated
than he has been of late.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-19
Total Failure.

Especial to the Times by Dunlap Cable Col
BERLIN, Oct. lS.-Annie Eva Fay, the
Boston sprtualist medium, has mace to-
tai failure here. The house was only half
full, and the audience guyed and hissed
everything she attempted.
ARRESTED POR FALSIFY1NG CHECKS,
kOenig and Ilebentsch. directors Of the
Eppendorf Company, which became bank
rupt after being sustained by false state
ments at Dresden on the BOurse here, have
been arrested for falsifying checks for half
million marks.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-19

by some OF the most prominent
ship-builders and manufacturers. Mr.
Irving Scott, OF the Union Iron Works, Of
San Francisco, cordially ard Handsomely
entertained him later at very choice
circle OF friends at which Commodore Mel
vile, Mr.. Palmer, OF the Quintard Iron
Works, Of New York; Mr.. Warren Hill, OF
the Continental Iron Works; Lieutenant
James and Mr.. Davenport. Of the Bethlehem
Iron Company, were present. lie succeed.
ed In proving TO erybody concerned that
Richmond In spite OF 80 many difficulties
is well able TO build the machinery for the
Texas, and that II deserves the highest
credit for having undertaken such stupend-
ous work with so much success.
Mr.. Raynal was heartily welcomed, and
had most interesting and important inter-
views later ON with the Assistant Secretary
OF the Navy, Mr.. soley; with Captain
sicard, the president OF the Steel Board,
and Commander Melville, the chief en-
gineer OF the Bureau OF steam Engineering.
Mr.. W. q. Lott, retired merchant from
Hamburg, Germany, who was for many
years a resident OF the United States, Ia
company with his nephew, Mr.. schnirlins-
Ky, who has Just returned nom the Argen-
tine Republic OF South America, ~ visiting
his cousin, Mr.. A. II. Raynal. They are
deeply impressed with the beautiful local.
ity Of Richmond and the evident signs OF
prosperity and business activity OF the city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-19
ALErrER FROM M'kINLEY.

The Tagelbatt to-day prints letter from
Mr.. Mckinney dated October 2d and ad.
dressed 10 Mr.. Radislas Smilay. president
Of the AustrO-llungarian Commercial AS
sociation Of Cincinnati, in which be
asserts that the European states by
their selfish and egotistical commercial
measures prejudicial TO the interests Of
America have forced the latter TO make en-
ergctie Efforts for the defense of her own IN
du,irics. lie declares that commercial
policy has nothing 20 do with historical
"reminiscences. such rs the recognition of
the infant republic and kindred matters OF
mere sentiment. Thus the United states
are on better terms with Japan and the
Sandwich Islands than VITA 0yer-ciylized
European nations.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-19
The STATE CAMPAIGN.
Political Meetings and Discussions Yes
terday.

WEST POINT, VA, October lS.-L Special.
There was speaking and free dinner at
Plum Point. New Kent county, to-day. Mr..
Odell, chairman Of the Democratic party Of
New Kent county. had an excellent pro-
gramme prepared. Speeches were made by
Messrs. +. B. Hicks and X. l.. Montague, OF
Richmond, and DR.. slater. eX chairman OF
the Republican party of New Kent. Mr.
Montague led ul, making an excellent
speech. iIeeNplainCd the economical policy
4 the Democratic party and criticised the
Republican administration, the Mckinley
and Force bills. Every necessary Of life,
with the exception of sugar and mOlasses,
he said would be increased In cost by the
Mckinley bill. Even the leading Republi-
cans could not stomach the bill.
DIR. Slater then followed, dealing heavy
blows at both parties. lie was particularly
rough, however on the Republicans. lie
stood on the national Republican platform,
but his party had not lived up t0 its pledges.
lie criticised Reds actions, and the Pen
sion, Lodge, and Mckinley bills. The
Lodge bill, he said, was contrary To every
principle OF American freedom. IL was
conceived out Of Yankee iniquiiy 10 sup
press the southern white man. lie was not
willing 10 have the Yankee bayOnet over
him to see how he voted. The Mckinley
tarl W9s against republican principles
and ObnOXiOus 10 the farming and the poor
mau's interest. lie was Randall-Blaine
man, he said.
The Doctor eulogiZcd Mr.. Wise in the
most complimentary terms. Mr.. Wise's
record in Congress. he said, was beyond re-
prOach. and he was going TO vote for him in
the coming election.
Mr.. Hicks followed in good speech. lie
discussed the issues with ability, and his
| wit and humOr took well. Isaac Diggs, OF
| West Point, was called for by the audience,
and came forward, simply acknowledging
the courtesy, however, and asked the people
to follow tue advice Of tue former speakers.
The whole aifdir was a success.
REPUBLICANS IN MATTHEW'S.
| MATTHEWS COURTHOUSE, Va. Oct. ls.-
| Special. The Republicans opened their
campaign in this county Yesterday at the
| IIOOkum Fair, where small crowd assem-
bied to hear the Mcssrs. Bayley, Browne, and
| L.C. BristOw discuss the issues of the day
They refused 10 divide time with Democratic
speakers and had everything their own way.
| Last night they spoke at Guynn's Island,
the Republican stronghold OF this county
| Mr.. MayTus Jones was Oh hand and agreed
| TO any terms that was acceptable to the can.
didate or his lieutenant, Mr.. BristOw. The
| latter spoke for three-q quarters OF an hour. be-
| ing followed by Browne in speech or one
hour Mr. BrstOw represented the Republi-
can party much better than the candidate,
Mr. Browne. for he got 80 mixed up in the
Mills free list he did not hardly know
what he was discussing. Mr. Browne was
followed by MIR. Jones, who ma 10 an able
and exhaustive argument, showing up tie
Republican party aud their leaders In such
a way as 10 be applauded by both Demo
Gratis and Republicans. The Republicans
, are making a still tight all over the First
district.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-19
TnE NEW TARIFF.
Its Eject Upon American Trade win
Amt LIN IiunrArN.

Its Eject Upon American Trade WIN
Au~tria-HungarY.
Special to The Times by Dunlap Cable Col
VIENNA, oct. 1S.-The American Con
suls to Austria and hungary have just held
a meeting 10 deliberate on the probable eff
feet Of the Mckinley law as regards Ameri-
can trade with Austria and Hungary. The
chairman. Julius GOldschmidt, Consul
General az Vienna, who lately attended tie
conference OF American Consuls in Paris.
informed 10 meeting that the Washington
Cabinet had relaxed some provision OF the
bill which required very precise declaration
respecting the cut price of imported mor.
chandise. Another meeting will be held
next month.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-04-17
THE HOLMES MURDER TRIAL.
Numerous Witnesses introduced 70
the Defenaa-Tha Case Stii1 On

Numerous Witnesses Introduced for
the Defense-The Case Still On.
ROME, GA, April 16.--The superior court
convened this morning at s O'Clock and the
second day OF the Holmes trial began. The
state introduced A. R. Steel, superintend-
ent Of the Trion factory. He said it was
nothing unusual for Allgood to carry a
pistol. He had carried one since his father
was shot fifteen years ago. A number of
witnesses were introduced by the state to
show the position in which Allgood fell, the
surroundings of the scene of the tragedy
and the intervals between the shots. Here
the state rested
At IL O'Clock Judge Branham, leading
counsel for the defense, opened by reading the
statute on Unsuitable homicide and outin-
ing the defense to be made. He stated that
he intended to prove many threats of All
good to kill Holmes, his repeated efforts to
have quarrel and that he could not be
paciiied. At the reunion of the blue and
gray last fall at Crawfish Springs Thomas
Holmes, q cousin of the defendant, took
sleeps foot that some one had put in his
pocket and tossed it back of him. 1t acct
dentallY hit Allgood in the face, who
wanted to thrash MIN, because he bore the
name Of Holmes. Friends interfered. All
good waited for DIR. Holmes at Holmes
Office and assaulted him, and was killed.
len or fifteen witnesses have been intro
duced so far for the defense. Hugh Parks,
the last on the stand. said he was at the
Office of Holmes on the night of the tragedy
Allgood drew pistol while waiting for
Holmes and said, "By God, I'll settle with
him with this" Nat Hammond gave the
witness a rigid REORGANIZATION. The
court adjourned with Parks on the stand.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-04-17
A DIFFICULTY AT GRIFFIN.
Two Prominent Citizens Wound Each
Other in Quarrel.

Two FrOmln0nC ClClZ9n5 w OuuQ Each
Other in Quarrel.
GRIFFIN, GA, April 16.-To-night at 7:3O
o'clock difficulty occurred between Col.
F. D. Dismuke and H. P. Brown. formerly
editor of the Morning Call, which came
near being fatal to both gentlemen. This
morning some harsh words passed between
them, Dismuke taking offense at the article
that appeared this morning in the COnstitu-
ton, and which, it is said, was written by
Brown instead of the regular correspondent.
Tonight the parties met on Hill street near
the Methodist church, and the quarrel was
renewed, which ended in Brown getting a
very ugly cut over the right side of his
head, and Dismuke receiving three flesh
wounds from pistol. One shot is slight
wound on the left shoulder, one in the left
thigh and one in the left arm about four
inches below the elbow. No one was pres
ent except the parties themselves, and re-
ports gathered from outsiders are of very
conflicting nature. The physicians in
attendance do not consider the wounds
fatal The citizens generally regret the
occurrence
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-04-17
Do not feel flattered by
methods of those who seem
to think they can bully them
into buying. Most people
know What IlGV
Want

a great deal better than the
merchant knows. They know,
too, what their means are, and
what to pay for goods with
out extravaganza. Knowing
all these things, perhaps they
do not know the place where
they can do the best, and
would be glad of a hint where
to go. We can only say, we
do our best by all, and invite
intending buyers to call and
examine our make and styles
and get our prices.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-04-17

r-,,-ovin1 the Quarantine Service.
phosphate Coming in Rap.dly-Geor-
gia Phosphate.
FEzNAspINA, FLA, April 16.-The
11nited States steamer Pharos Of the light
bouse department is in port It's officers
are engaged in arranging the new range
lights on Tiger island and building the oil
house for Amelia light.
,Tha hoard of health for Nassau county
has purchased the 41s-son steam launch
FLORENCE. and it VIII be used by the quaran-
t;na and health officers in their departments
Tho increasing amount of shipping has
,,lada If necessary TO have something more
- Nc than oars and a small boat for max
49, the rounds, and to the new ballast dock,
SS;.t Is now about five miles down the
snnnd The health officer invited members
~ the hoard and press representatives on a
trial trip Monday, which was very success
full 49,.
saction Amelia Island did not suffer dur
inc the several severe cod spells of last
,1Snth. and her fruit trees, especially
oranges are loaded with green fruit and
the foliage Is magnificent
The Florida Central and Peninsular rail-
road yards are rapidly filling with cars
loaded with phosphate rock for shipment to
Nav York and Europe. A large portion of
this is from the Dunnellon company, but
other companies are sending in lots. and the
road is being sidetracked at several points
10 reach beds which are nearly opened and
desire shipment. The Florida Central and
Peninsuiar seems to be in great luck, as
nearly all the more valuable finds are on or
near its line.
The reported discoveries of phosphate in
Camden county, Georgia, which was noted
ia the NEWS several days since, is corrobora-
tive of the statement we made some months
since, that there was large deposit in this
county on the Satllla river, and that one
large tract had been secured by Charles
ton or Savannah party several years ago,
all this time. probably thinking its deye-
opment would interfere with valuable
plants in other locations.
We hear of other phosphate finds of re-
markable richness in this county aud not
far from this city, but cannot obtain the
facts.
The Fernandina port dictatorship is still
retained by the democratic appoIntee of
President Cleveland, and the wisdom of the
selection is seen IN his continued retention
in the position. The Jacksonville
Tribune is out in quarter
column urging the appointment OF
a former incumbent, but Jacksonville has
little influence in matters pertaining to Fer
nandina.
The pan-Americans will be afforded
every facility for looking us over" next
week, and we understand that it is their in-
tention to do SO.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-04-17
Jumped the Track.

LIVE OAK, FLA, April ia caboose
ana tour freight cars attached TO the rear
Oh freight No. Is. on the Florida Central
ana a Penlnsular railroad, going west, due
mere at l0:40 o'clock a. M, jumped the
I p to-day four miles south of here.
BRAKEMAN Edgar Parramore was very seri-
3 y injured. He was brought here, and
20 a; Low at the Ethel house in charge of ply
on ans Conductor X. r. Murrell was cut
On the leg, and negro section hand badly
i 1lr% The west bound passenger train was
gu several hours in consequence.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-04-17
THE KNIGHTS TEMPLAR.

& High Tea" Given to the Lady Visi.
tors by Mrs. j. j. Seay.
ROME, GA, April 16.-The Knights Tenn
plar of Georgia, who are holding their
annual conclave here, are being royalty en-
formed at the Armstrong hotel, the knights
being in full uniform, headed by Reeds
superb military band. After the parade
they assembled at the lodge rooms.
This afternoon an elegant "high tea" was
given by Mrs. j. J. Seay to the wives of the
visiting knights.
:, The services were concluded tonight at
Ene First Methodist church. Hon. H. A.
Flemlng made an eloquent address.