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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-04-30
BANGED TARGETS FOR MEDALS.
The Excelsior Rifle Clubs Cracks Re-
ceive Prizes.

The Excelsior Rifle Clubs Cracks Re-
ceivs Prizes.
The Excelsior Rifle Club had an inter-
esting shoot last night at Hansen's range,
No. 78 Montgomery street. 1t closed the
semi-annual season and the medals were
awarded. At the meeting on Tuesday
night there will be a new classification
and the marksmen, according to skill,
will be divided into three classes. 1t will
be the time for new members to enter. as
the new series will begin.
The medal winners were l.. P. Hansen
in the first class, with a total of $500.
made during the six months. In the sec
ond class c.. Bauchle won with a total of
8, 242. In the third class +. G.. Kittridge
was a medal winner, with a total Of
3,222.
The second prizes in the three classes
were w. II. Hallowell in the first with a
total 8, 800; Adam Hauck, in the second,
with 3. 1872, And John Hauck in the third,
with 1911 / o his credit.
The special shoot for the consolation
prize for non-winners was contested last
night. B. Clark, John Speicher and Will
lam Weber tied for the prize with a total
of Il out OF 70. The tie will he shot off
next Tuesday night.
The scores made last night in the final
shoot Cor the records were Adam Hauck.
239: L. p. Hansen, 239, John Speicher. 23s;
B. Clark, 236; @. H. Bauchle, 1856; C. L..
Plnney, 236; Il. @. Kittredge. 235; w. Fl.
Hallowell, 234; w. J. Charming, 232; w.
J. Heunesscy, 229; William Weber, 22S;
M. Speicher, 224; John Hauck, go, and P.
McMenamin, 800.
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THE DO DO TEAM WON.
Close of the Home Tourney at Woods
Hall Alleys.

Close of the Home Tourney at Woods
Hall Alleys.
The home tourney at Duke g. Ramsay'A
alleys closed last night. 1t was an cit
ing finish. The Do Do team sustained its
first defeat, and the yells of delight of the
Get There team and its admirers made
the building shake, for 1t made the extra
game necessary.
The Echoes whipped the Do Do quin-
tette, but there is a faint suspicion that
Captain Ramsay and his aids did not try
very hard as they wanted to get another
chance ut Captain Dukes team to thrash
them again, as the Get These, who had
met with only one reverse, claimed that it
was a streak Of extraordinary luck and
not skill that gave the victory to Captain
Ramsay's men.
The latter insisted that his team was
200 better in the total than Captain
Dukes, hence the strong suspicion that
the Echo game might nave been won and
the Do Do team have had a clear record.
The excitement was intense, but there
was a jolly lot of chatting INDUCED in
when the tie was bowled. Captain Ram
says team won with ease. Thus the
successful and merry competition closed.
The scores follow
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-04-30
An Ordinance

no MEM AN ORDINANCE ENYITIED IAN
ORDINANCE regulating the use OF Streets. side
walks and Public Grounds in Jersey City, passed
March Ii. 1874.
the Mayor and Aldermen OF Jersey city do ordain
section j. That it shall and may be lawfal Tor die
owner, agent, lessee or person controlling any
premises In Jersey City whore there are two OF
on The rear OF the lot. to place upon the sidewalk Ia
trout OF the entrance TO the front House and cIsse
travel, g hox or receptacle for ashes and garbage
accumulated by. the occupants OF said dwcIlinr
house. upon the following conditions. to wit:-Ths
box shall be constructed OF Wood a. iron. a. ,say
tight as possible, in height not exceeding four IN
feet. in width not exceeding three Isl feet, ana a
cover properly secured with a hasp and stanle. ~
other equally secure fastening; the box shall "a
Omen rs the cfty Eoufd II Health shall reauire,
migated as often Nv the CITY BOARD OF Health shall
or continued use shall become foul 10 sueh nm az
tent as 10 b. q Itself II nuisance shalt be removed
the health Of the neighborhood will be benentted
bs such removal and the cost Of removal shall be
paid " me owner. agent. lessee or person in con
troll Of such dwelling house rs aforesaid. No occu-
pant OF any such dwelling shall empty or permit Ia
be cinTtied the contents Of amy shop pail Or urinAi
attempt 10 empty any ashes or garbage into any
such box whenever any sileh box Is so fun thAs lie
further dqmpins O. asl.es Or ,garbags viii prevent
Section 2. THAT am person who shall violate any
Of the provisions OF this ordinance or any order
comreia compliance OF its provisions. or who shall
PLACE amy ashes O ,sareege on the outside Of any
such box sa9A kuriels aud pay q ane OF I'VE dollars
Passed April 2, lSsV.
cHAs- W. ALIEN,
john E. Scorr,
City Clerk.
Approved April =. 1879
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-04-30
WARMED AT WASHINGTON.

The Jersey Citys Batted Hard but
Ftaided Soft.
The Jersey Citys surrendered another
game to the Senators. They played in
poor luck from the start, they hit the ball
hard but invariably it dropped where one
of the Senators could reach it. The game
was lost, however, through bad fielding,
in which Burdock was suspicious, bad
base running and poor WORK. Cook
was slow in getting the ball to second,
and six bases were stolen. Fitzgerald,
although a little wild, pitched well. The
score
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-04-30

The Monday Night Bowling Club fin
ished their seasons work at Henn's al
Ieys Monday night.
The Stanley Bowling Club. of which
Alderman Prigge, Emil Mehl. John Mehl,
ST.. John Dunno, George Bremner and a
dozen other choice spirits are members,
closed the season at Pohlmann's alleys
Monday night. The bowlers had a jolly
time. They expended the balance in the
treasury for a supper, and wound up with
an abundance of fun.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-04-30
rhe Atlantic AsaooiatInn.

The Atlantic Association has demanded
a meeting of the Arbitration Committee,
and the attendance Of all the members to
reconsider the Pity and Petit cases. This
was the decision at the meeting in Phila-
delphia last night. II means business.
The Worcester Club will probably be
transferred to Providence. The latter
city has the baseball favar
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-04-30
Enthusiastic Empires.

There was a full attendance of the EN-
pire bowlers at Henn's alleys last night.
and some heavy work was done on the
alleys. Mr.. A. Keller, champion bowler
of the Pomeroy's tournament, was a
special guest and other bowlers were
present. A contest between two club
tanyna oava this ccnra.-
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ter at Washington; New Haven at Will
mington.
Players League-Boston at Pbiladel-
deiphia; New York at Brooklyn; Buffalo
at Pittsburg; Cincinnati at Cleveland.
National League-New York ut Phila-
delphia; Boston Mt Brooklyn; Chicago at
Plttshurg; Cincinnati at Cleveland.
American Association = Athletic at
Syracuse; Brooklyn at Rochester; Colum-
bus at Toledo.
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Athletes 10 Entertain.

The Greenville Y. NJ. G. A. Athletic
Club will make their initial bow to the
public this evening by giving an enter
tainment and reception. A fine pro-
gramme has been arranged, among the
talent engaged being H.: Kuiander, bari
violinist, and Richard Efkins. banjo
~soloist; Miss Amelia Hueser, soprano.
Refreshments aud d social time will toll
low the entertainment.
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sraEkr ASD WAFER COMMISSIONERS.


s March e 90 $500 N Vas a. ,i9span seao WIS. ana %des On mot nsla
were approved as engroasod.
FROM WIN, psaenasla ana otnsEs. rsqussslag per-
aeainst IMPROVEMENT 81 Ggrmania Avenus. Fe.
s ~ sls ard Fsfs 4 to the committee On streets
From X a. Hermann sne others, requesting ex-
p i,HliSa i Psoperts y.1o 'G 1ssosl ssEsa.' r rea sSa,sa
%; . aAenas Y E sd sssn mar. and 4 ,s osbsTs; Tsou ssnns q. "a
Union Sttest; John 5. Macdonald, .f a piumberss
n nesnsss md ~ ex S, enslons. y = ~
From Anna Van Iseyper, requesting the ysca-
s stSn Ct sest a &c ssr whoiea iseceivea and referred e the
,s rs ss,sD SsbFiss 81 s5 n0s sss ~. 8 s. ;S e; A III r, rfRS sss,zsa
and invitatlon acceptod.
ossiclAb ooAaUSloArIosa AZ
t.a rso "a 5nf opsru OF s'de ndered = l. Tsssion : crews
from the same board. complaining Of Lack q nrs
eeydrants on Newark Avenue. Received ana oroerea
From The Hudson County Board q Health, IN rslsT
s sn@ o : c9np f 4 u 1erman'a Asenue' As's's1
~. aEpoaTs OF caIEs sNeTSEss : ,.vo, 81
!. ). csnden, II go On sccouot q contrsct. No.
So 4isoeivsa and sG referred re 70 The mmit on
public BUILDINGS anc ,docss
r,s ,,ov pH~ us,si, ~ wepsn ~ smAsas'
ko5t Dcnshes, W.; Eyenna AZ . J9 Z ) A As Ga s1a,
& 71so;s ~ q; ssib, i. 81 4 snd & u; i nIS ssSs, B sso sIs
si5e 70; Pniiiip 1. Martin. So $50 % and $50 IS; also
tssss and referred q sneir appropriate commit
Tho cc,5Tn ,ftee on stresfs ana savers reported on
claims Of Ct James n9nt' NJ, Sa 81 81 D; D . soT seaS:
also on ar,s,cstian Of al Hutton md others ior
sewer in HS0kins Avenue favorable Tne report
Tse cn5r msItae nm nuup;np and rese,.voirs reported
ON 1 cpsima n Of y q. Blu ps'S Ssons Co. f. a: Uniiffed Gas
t PnTsD 3. aas GG, Ell silc S q; Warren "a Msif Foundry n4i r a Id
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-04-30

L construction of a bay window In building
northeast corner of Grove and Fifteenth street.
The Mayor and Aldermen Of Jersey City do ordaia
as follows
Section That Msry Kennady shall be and she
Is hereby granted permission % c~onstruet and
maintain q bay window In building owned by her.
northeast corner Grove and Fifteenth streets,
which may extend from foundation 70 roof beyond
the building line OF Fifteenth street three feet, any
ordinance to the contrary Notwithstanding the
work TO be done under the supervision or the In
spector OF Buildings
Passed April z, 1890.
CHAS W. ALLEN
President
JOHN u. ScorT.
City Clerk
Approved April Is, 1891.
Mayor
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-04-30

ING SYRUP should always be used when children
are cutting teeth. 1t relieves the little sufferer
at once; il prodncesAnatural, quiet sleep by re-
licving the child fronA pain, and the little cherub
awakes as bright a button" 1t is very
pleasant TO taste. ltesoothes the child. softens
the gums, allays all pain, relieves wind, regu-
lates The bowels. and &the best known remedy
for dlarrhoea, whether &rising from t~eetiing Or
other causes. Twenty r. cents q bottle. ~
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-04-30

The Kensington Athletic Club will send
a large delegation to the Greenville Ath-
letic Clubs entertainment tonight.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-04-30

The service at the new Scotch Mission
Chapel, Grand street and Manning ave
nue.. last evening. was conducted by the
Rev. Or. Parmly. Of the First Baptist
Church. The attendance was large, and
the exercises were exceedingly inter est
ing. Tomorrow evening the Rev. Mr..
McKelvey wiliconduct the services and
the Rev. Mr.. Sherwood will ~officiate Fri
day evening. The services at four O'Clock
Sunday afternoon viii be conducted by
the Rev. George j. Nungius, of New
York. Everybody is invited to attend.
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WASHINGTON.
JERSEY oIrr.


..A L"L MM &Nk 1880
INNINGS.
b .-....-.s..o 9 e-s
~. ......s...0 0 0 0 3 D 0 8 Q-9
Funs-jersey City q
e hit-Lynch.
kse hits-Maion ey. Roussey.
~tolen-Bader. Whistler, Hill 2, o'nrien.
n balls-By Maloney 4. by Fitzgerald 10.
out-By Fitzgerald, BY Maloney g.
y d bases W ashingtun 8. Jersey City ..
JpiaysNBardock' Lynch and Cook.
IA balts-Cook.
ptches-Fitzgerald 2.
Of game One hour and ~dfty-fiye minutes.
bire-Coehran.
! on errors--Washington s, Jersey City q.
victors and Vanquisheds
results of the games PLAYED yester-
ere as follows:-
lntic Association-New Haven, Z;
TX. 5. Washington. 8; Jersey City,
Baltimore, 10; Worcester. O.. Hart
Z; Wilmington, 8.
=tional Observation-Disclosures, 5; New
*. 4. Brooklyn, 5; Boston, 2. Chicago,
Pittsburg, 4. Cleveland. 8; Circin-
ati, 2.
Players League-Philadelphia, "a;
rooklyn, z. Boston, 15; New York, Is.
Ieveland, 4; Pfttsburg, 9.
American Association-St. Louis, 5;
oIumbus, 1. Louisville, A; Toledo, 2.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-04-30

h Ladies' Friendship Clubs Night.
The Ladies' Friendship Club had one of
its happiest meetings at Browns alleys
last night. The ladies had a royal time
and several exciting contests between
teams. The last and deciding game was
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-04-30

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT ON THE
ton was made to the Board of Street and Water
commissioners by Isaac n. Qufmby, Thos. c. O'cak
lahan and others, for the extension Of the
SECOND STREET SEWER
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-04-30
AN ORDINANCE.

naled Jersey city. AprIl llth. lsgO.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-04-30

COLES STREET.
And that the 18th day of May, 1880, at ten O'Clock
a. m, and the meeting room OF the Board Of Street
aud Water Commissioners are hereby dxed as the
time and place when and where the Board OF Street.
and Water Commissioners Will meet to hear
parties interested in said application and all re-
monstrances against the said Improvement that
may be presented In writing.
~ order Of the board OF Street and Water Com
missionefs.
Clerk
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The Nationai League.
The Players League.

Aflantic NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CITY at
Baltimore; Hartford a 2Tark; Worees-
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oREsTEs CLEVELAND.
MAYOR
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DIED.

HULL-Suddcnly at Bethlehem, Conn, December I, Of
neart failure John w Hun, formerly OF this city, in
the sofa year Of his
JENHINs-Enteled into rest Sunday November 80, Mar
gatet widow OF Horny jenkins.
Funeral services viii D. nd at hcr late residence, 800
West 3Q.h.st, Wednesday, december 3. AZ ! D. IN.
VI NKNi S-HuCda.ly, Sunday morning. November 30
Eliza Rowland. widow Of thc la.c walter I. Marvin.
Relative friends are Invited 20 attend the funeral at
Anfew'. Church, shave. and l27th-st, on Friday.
December ,. o. 10 a. m.
+. /, reque.ted .hst no flowers be sent
MUTLEY-At the Murray HI Hotel. November 80. 1890.
Tul.a Eialigr Stancif,. beloved wife Of Thornton
Niyon Motley aud daughter n Mrs Julia ;. Reynolds
Funeral service ElnlsI y. " "Wednesday. December 8.
PARRG.lI-Nary Parrish. aged %.
Fun RAJ ~ Tnrr-d3y IN, fth inst. at r. m, from the
residence % VIM II. Sparks, Pclhamyie, Mestehcster
Co., =. Y.
SAND>-Oa Monday, December !, 1890 Joseph l. Sands.
Ecat, aid friend. arr invited attend funeral services
on Wcdp, ,iay December ~ 80 D. az his late resi-.
dencc NO .G1 Flrstsi. Brooklyn. -
Remains will be t3en % Iarr town on lhusdsy by II I'D
~. from Grand Central Depot arri'!n2 IN Tarry
town - 10.
SEYMOUR-At Hudson. y. y, Noyember %. 1890. ANY.
aged IL Youngest daughter OF Lllnc >. and the late
Ldwln Scrrl0ui.
SM!Tu-At SIT. Vernon December ]. icniy & smith OF
the firm smith Lockwood. In The $50 year Or MS age
Funeral service, At his late rcsd nee, thaNe ana "a ST.
Mount Vernon, on Thursday, December :, az ocoeN
p. :.
M,mbc, Of Manhattan Lodge 40 C., +. and \. NJ, Of
New-Y0lk CIty. and veterans and members OF 90. T.,
9th r "inont. respectfully inItt d.
Train leaves Grand Central station New-ia'en L. ". o.
:Cl ,. N.
WMlTt-On Sunday, November 3d. 1890. Mooras Miriek
Whit, aged 81 years. -.
Funeral services his late residence 30 West oitns,,
"Wednesday December 3, a: > p m.
Intcrnt mt at Spencer. Mas
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PostoDce Notice.

Should b, read daily BY all interested, as changes may
Letter, Tor for ign countries need not be specially ad-
dr,-cl dispatch By any particular steamer except when
document crg MOI specially addresd being zen, by e
FOR en mail, 10: ,hc ending December VIII close
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TO DROP TWENTT- TITO NAMES.
DECISION OF TIE JUDICIARY COMMITTEE OF
THE NEW-HAMpSHIEE HOUSE.

DECISION OF TIE JUDICIARY COMMITTEE OF
THE NEWHAMpSHIEE HOUSE.
Concord. y. H. Dec. 2.-rhr House judiciary Com
mittcc TO-DAY voted unanimously 10 recommend that
the names Of twenty-five members. twelve Democrats
and ten Rcpahcans be- Strchcn from the roll Of tlc
House, follows NcSsfS Nar~tOn. Of Exeter Lord
and EOhn. Of Manchester. and Moore of Pittsncld on
account of death NcS,Is. Marsh. Of Ncv-Ipswich;
Bragg. Of E1oll: Barron. II Carroll WEIGH, OF Dover
COlHn, Of Pembroke: Clark. OF Lancaster, and Smith.
Of Concord being Federal apl oirtccs Mc~srS. O'Con
rcr hOirc and Archamhearlt, Of Manchester, DOYLE
AMI OCoHncll of Nashua: Pcttlsingcr. Of Kccnc liar
cote, oi S0mcr-WoIth. Crrn. Of Portsmouth; Waldo.
o. Norha"d. and Bean. OF Line. for change Of resi-
GcH,c> ChaHlb"rain % Berlin, Judicial appointment.
The question Of the rIglt of Me-ers. ABBOTT. of
Rochester: Bean Of Iittabur-, and shaw. Of Hill. 20
continue a. members arose, bat no action taken
I'm their The question OF The eligibility Of ten
EePnbli IN, who acted census cnumcia.or, was
discussed az considerable lcnNh, hut no conclusion
NaS reached. and the committee tOOk recess until
morning. when the report viii be prepared.
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the physician in attendance upon many Republican
families lie the Garfield family physician.
lie was absent upon the day of thc assassination
of the President and through his absence DR..
Bliss acquired charge of the Presidents case.
This was The occasion OF bitter quarrel following
Dr. l'aX'erS retain. Bat the latter was unable TO
replace the vi@orons DR. Bliss. Al time Dr..
Baxter was near TO this desired appointment.
Several years ago his appointment was actually
made ont al TIE White House After seeing the
appointment in writing, the doctor fastened 10
the Senate, where nominations are sent. and under
the kindly wing Of Senator Morrill,, Of Vermont,
Lis friend, he stood smiling and happy
receiving congratulations upon the appointment
which never came The moment lie left the
White House vigorous opponent had entered
and made change even at the last moment. ii
was only few months ago that Dr. Baxter re-
ccived tie cherished appointment lie was APP
pointed at the ace of ffty-thrcc. He had nine
years of active service TO look forward TO before
going upon the retired list. His health was ap-
parcntly good, bnt short time ago ne was
troubled with a weakness of the eyes. He would
see white spots whenever he faster"d ms NJ
tcntion closely upon any dark object lie visited
an ocust, who told him that he was threatened
with blindness Prompt action upon ms part
brought relief but he has been ncarsghtcd ever
since this trouble came on. He said, few weeks
ago. 10 a friend that his ambition in life was
fully satisfied He he'd nothing more to desire.
II is but lust TO the Surqcon-ticnelal to say that
in his struggles in the past his friends have been
as devoted as his enemies have been active.
r c. CRAWFORD.
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Boston 4. J. Libby. Gardiner Me-: o. B. Harrington,
Poughkcepslc: !. Ridley. jr.. Philadelphia; r. ;.
Dethebach, L0usvilc Hiram G.. smith, New
York; J. VI. Petit. Philadephia; Frank l. Iieriic,
Charles Green. Utica: \. Il. Cummings, Harrisburg :;
Il. II. Paving Philadelphia, and Charles Dlckernan.
the famous driver.
secretary Norse brought from Hartford budget Of
case, which the board considered They numbered
about 100 and included many appeals from DECISIONS
Most If the case, relate t. Eastern tracks although
Tic Western courses not left out entirely. several
drivers WHO have Oeen expelled f0r pulling horses and
other little p!easan'rlr> tried to cleanse their records
sone Of them need purifying badly. Arguments and
cstmoIy OF the different were Presented and
decisions VIII be Gvcn later.
The delegates adjourned at II p. m. 10 meet again
at 10 a. m. tO-Gdy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-03
THIS "COLD UApEr is com.
BITING AIR ,ND SHARP WIND COME WITH
DTCENBTR.

\ BITING AIR AND \ SHARP WIND COME WITH
DTcENBI.R.
Now-Yoriers endured another keen. biting, Old
"a, hion"d December day yesterday. All through tho
morning. afternoon and evening the temperature kept
several dcgIc, below The r cziur point. In order -
make anything like stand gains the numbu- frost
cutting northeast wind the heaviest ovcrcoa' and
UIals we're an absolute Ucc-,.i.y. At O'Clock yes
to-day morning the tempclaturr, which had been
steadily pursuing IL, downward course all through
Monday n..it. tOIchcd >. degree. n o'clu'"
il had further fallen 70 20 degrees, o. l. dc-rc"-
helow freeing. Then with the advent Of The sun u
tooh slight rise aud At noon lad mounted Ia - o."
srecs. the naXimum being recorded al > 30 N1tu
rally. with TIE decln. o day The temperature fell
point 10 "a dc-ic",. lcc)red at o'coDN. For the
u-N. three hour. .,.Ia!a"d taonsrv. but between
,. I'D. and milur gil ID dropped no r., than five DC
greco The record midnight being !" DECREE or Just
point higher IMAM The lowest record Of IN" season.
NJ .,thcr II l. pYotbi, that tc-t"PaN acreage ten
ncIaiuIc Tie est tct reported IN IL" pIr-'n
winter. 40 .,
Nearly everybody grooming Win Inc cold, ana
The IoUdcst and mot Np'irIu> complain crs were ur
people Who only a few di,, a-D were ctrmbhHg Al
the uu-casola bo warmth 81 the atmo. phcIc