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Here Mr.. sehieren looked around. and It was
indeed" he vent on NJ. Meyer e a remark;
Judge Of meat and vegetablea He has the
mh nLa I o. very rSemarkahle person; And
there Is where Meyer i strong; He has quite
agreeable scn 1s to have him shake your
dignifed., Well. heis just this sort OF o man.
You feel that you cen get so near HI i'm and then
stomach out. No. indeed. Ho is remarkabiy
and full OF dignity"
So 1t is easy to see that Meyer made yalu-
able fndI when he found scheren. Schtoren
manages everything. He says yes. and the
no, and 22S0 pounds rest without q culver Of
most entertaining cam paign Brooklyn ever saw
Meyer has Q little red book. II is full OF dates
set down under It That IS Meyers marching
orders from Schieren 1t may. be that Bchieren
Is not ~ really camPaisninG: He may be work
CAMPAIGN, Whatever his Object he Keeps
Meyer on the Jump from morning until night;
O'Clock. nor yet 9 o'clock. It means I o'clocki
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AGGRESSIVE DEMOCRATS.
Mr.. Croker Predicts that Flower Will CARR
the TMenty.srst District

Mr.. Croker Predicts that Flower Will Carry
the Tweaty-srst District.
The exceptionally large registration this
year has made the Democrats certain Of an
overwhelming victory on next Tuesday. The
Republicans feign to find In it some grains OF
comfort Also and they are all busy praying
that election day may be cloudless. They are
making superhuman efforts to roll up mighty
rural vote.
Both the Democrats and Republicans agree
that about 245.OOO Of the POI. e17 voters who
registered will VOTE But the Republicans
deny that this large registration means a
larger Dmncratic majority in this county than
usual. Richard Croker. Tammany's victorious
leader. said yesterday:
When there is 40 heavy a registration in
Democratic city as there is here. the plain in
There arc only three Kepubliean districts IL
Twenty. first. The latter is Mr. Flowers own
district.and will surely g Democratic this year:
to vote for Mr.. Flower. They are mostly mer-
f1P the s Si ts %, sr been e
every reason to feel perfectly coniidens.' naS
TSenty-rst district admtted last night that hat
John hti! Particular Clarke and number Of other
OF the Republican vote falling on this year to
an alarming extent, He wouldn't say the dis
trict would go Democratic, but he confessed to
more than they have been doing heretofore
- In the Seventh district John Norris. the
Tammany candidate for Assembly against Al
fred X: Conkling. says that the prospect is
bright in this Republican stronghold for the
disats rat and VI HaEag the mashins can,
hustlng to save his bacon. Henry c. Judson.
Hoaa's opponent. with the united assistance
OF Tammany and the Countiea, homes To give
o good Democratic account OF the district on
election day.
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If SO. THEY CANNOT VOTE
Il 10 Said Tint 4 600 Persoas Have bee.
KeGistered C.der . Mistake.

Several applications were made TO Justice
Barrett. In Supreme Court. Chambers. yester-
day for writs Of mandamus to compel election
inspectors to register men who had moved
from one election district to another. in the
same Assembly district. within thirty days
prior to election.
Lawyer Henry Grasse. who appeared for a
Board OF Inspectors. said that the inspectors
throughout the citv had registered about 1000
persons who had changed election districts
within the thirty days. The inspectors had
received book OF instructions from Gen.
RodenbouRh. chief Of the Bureau OF Elections,
which contained decision OF Justice Patter-
son VI the Supreme Court. made Nov. 20. 1880.
In the case OF Kline. This decision applied
only to the revision of the registration In the
case Of special election. but 1t had been mis-
takenly interpreted to mean that q man might
change his election district within tho thirty
day limit at regular election and still obtain
certificate OF removal and vote II he did not
move out Of the Assembly, district Ir; Grssse
rett 30 give 2 decision that would set the ques-
ton at rest for the benent Of the inspectors on
Justice barrett said that he would consult
with Justice Patterson and give such de-
cision, He said there was no doubt IN his
mind but that the Constitution means cleo
ton district" when 1t says 30 on prescribing
the thirty day limit
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Schieren sells leather In New York os .
bread-wtnning scheme When he heard that
Reinhardt had found Meyer and that Meyer
needed somebody. he came around and said:
Henry. I'm with you" 30 in one way It
might be said that Schieren discovered him
solL At any rate. he is discovered now. and Is
established as the headquarters Of Henry A
Meyer in the Real Estate Exchange building.
That is good name for him-headQuarters.
Not that Schieren is SO pretty to look at as
Meyer. There are few Meyers He is extra
prime fat, rosy. jolly. with feet and hands
that would not shrink from the trying ordeal
Of being compared with westphalia hama
sc Sch is net at al fat not at all rosy. and
though: and dreadiully cunning. He sits at q
big desk in the inside room Of the Meyer
Stronghold. He 10 tall and thin. and solemnly
clad. Ho has big head with plenty OF hnir
atop 1t. and Q splendid wavy whlsker hanging
from each cheek. II Schieren had nothing
else. these whiskers would do. They IRE so
airily suspendei. and seem to be drawn aside
than the broad fat chin shall show. Then
Schieren has large eyes covered BY big round
spectacles. In repose these eyes are q bit dull
and lifeless; but when Schieren Is agltated
they have foxy look.
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Shots Along the sI,rnI.h Line.

: Judge Barrett decides that Patrick L. Reilly.
Yoorhis Democracy candidate in the Fourth
district for Assenkly--nominatcd wien
Buschler declined-is an independent can.
didate. and that the law makes no provision
for the substitution Of names on the official
ballots in the case o! independent candldai :.
30. Reilly will have 10 get his own hi' t.
printed
The Tammnny IInn CAMPAIGN Club of the
trict. will meet this evening at 7::u 7. W.; az
the club room. II Depryster street Tho i1d
arrangements for the grand parade OF M
lee made. The Hon. Franz r. Fiu.'raf,
Supervisor William Kenny. and several ut,J.
speakers will address the meeting.
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~ EARNEST OYER THE HARLEM.
No Democrat Should Think OF votIng for .
Aepublicaa Assembiyman There.


nepublicsa Assemblyman There.
A circular issued yesterday says: ITO elect
James l. Wells = member OF tho Assembly
from the Twenty-fourth district is equivalent
to tho election Of Tom Platt to tho same Office.
1t will devolve upon the next Legislature to
establish tho Congress districts In this State.
Are you willing to vote for Republican candi-
date for member Of Assembly who will vote
with his party to rob the Democrats OF their
just representation in tho Congress districts.
30 as to deprive them OF members OF Congress.
as they have been and are deprived OF their
just representation in the State LEGISLATURE
The election Of Mr.. Wells this year means
his election next year and the casting OF a
vote n c. tho Legislature for Republican
aenriye the Democracy Of tho most populous
state In the Union Of their Just represent ation
M ths sns sass
in the Republican Larty."
Thomas J. Byyras, Il endorsed as tho only
i is pointed out, that the. local questions at
ey and ySHT In the ss S
AA. ii saf Sterm.n. Jsi R HssTp .ss.
Edw. Y: 'TeIinand Abram T. Backhoat,
HH Var X E. h kHfh ii.S SsF Dam and
Charles Crawford. Edw b. Lavrsncs
VIZ. A. Cunningham.
,1 RSsignS,ioBs from the Citizens Local I'm
Tor ASSEMBLY SontnSe H t batcS Was
Christopher Ictzein. George Danre.
g 4 Sou.ssriy. %iii,ssa 4 Ls saSsSsf
+ Godemsn. John Doorlinx.
sssSlss 3 Fo:,.s Josn E. .gSas'
Robert Selling. john nenricb
Joseph Lsdoyar
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Henry Meyer ruts his nice blue eyes and leaps
out Of bed to wash his big face and yellow
beard until his skin Is the color OF the finest
red apple ever seen. Then he, eats stout
breakfast and Is ready for hts daily exercise.
to the msrtsts. 70 : few neisEborine Shops ops
and the like He then comes home and re-
body 10 glad TO see such nice. big. healthy
felloM: IT'S Hello. Hen. and Henry. my boy.
enc END We're al Tor you up our way. until about
A buggy, with an escort. guide. guardian. or
what ySn like, In y drives UP: Meyer and the
the day. They visit shopA Meyer goes In and
everybody smiles, He Is really very nice with
s isesss Hsffn sss to fssy say
Why, hello. Meyer, Is that youf" He says:
/" Yes. I'm Meyer Vote for me-" And every
body smiles and nearly everybody says:
Then he goes somswhere else.
Alter little rest for dipper, hs gets In mo-
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THE THEoLoGs CAN'T VOTE.
Judge Barrett Says No Case 10 Nsds Out
for = AaAdanus.

The application OF those students Of the
Union Theological Seminary. TO whom regis
try had been denied. for writs OF mandam us
against tho election inspectors OF the district
has been denied by Justice Barrett
Tho argument turned on the cases OF Bruce
"; Cronmilcr and Asa Wynkoop. Cronmiller
!eIt the homo OF his parents at Joliet, ILL.,, In
1888. He came to this city In September 1885.
and. although living at tho college. is the Chap.
II appeared. however, by the college reSistsr
that he had given his residence as Joliet
Wynkoap was born In Ulster county. and had
tcmber.
Justice Barrett holds That the residence Of
the students beipg disputed. the Issue would
mstdamus. and even II thoir residonco DO adj
ntted TO be at the college, q grave question
say. lo7 n. y. IS. as 10 their right to Vote
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situated for CARRYING. the State as the Presi.
dental candidate Of his party next year.
With the mask thus removed. Democrats
who go to tho polls next tuesday viii not be
likely TO cast any votes TINT will help Mr.. Plat
and hisparty maintain Republican ascendancy
longer any excuse for any Democrat to be
hoodwinked by the false and pretentlous issue
TO which the Republican party has descended
In this cunyasa
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vonty.four hours to dig mo out after olec.

NnvnHV -IVu' HoUfs % UTE 'HV Vue "teot oIec-
"This clty OF ours is like q great corpora-
ton: The Mayor is the President: tho Board
pro the directors: the voters are the stock
holders. For thirty years the books Of this
great. corporation have never been. audited.
No other corporation goes.a year without au.
ditine its accounts. and then. they often find
gross mistakes In their books"
In closing Col. Erhardt said: There are
two ways to accomplish reform. One way is as
Fassett Is doing now; he. not only strikes
while tho iron Is hot, but he makes Il hot By
votes"
. There were cheers when the .ex-Collector
took his seat, and then another delegation de-
The last speaker OF the evening was the Hon.
Serene i. Payne Of Auburn.
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De.ocr.ue Rally !. Sing sing.

SINo SING. Oct 2I--The Democrats OF tho
town Of Ossining. Westrhester county. have
completed arrangements for II grand mass
meeting ON Wednesday evening. oct. ~, IN
Sing Sing. under tho auspices 81 the new DEM
ocratic Club. The Speakers engaged for the
evening are Congressman John j. o'Nei Of 81
LOui s. Martin Erhenrk. candidate for Stai,s
Engineer. aud Charles i. Na l-liani and Id
gar L. Ryder. ths local candidates fox the state
Senate and Assembly respectively.
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THE CAMPAIGN IN FOREIGN TONGUES

/
sas Beheniss fress sf New York.
Alioenefne Vereins ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
| The editor is Democrat
Amsrikanischs-8 chneitze, Zeitung-For Flow
or. Mr.. John Friedrich. editor. said: II an
for Flower. and It Is safe to add that about al
the rest OF the voters among the 10000 sws.
in this city are for the same candidate"
Arbei,e,' Zeihinc-For the Socialist ticket
| AusrdndeTer tAustro-H ungarianI-For Fas
sett NJ. Kleinmann. editor. said: "Fasset,
will be elected by from five to ton Thousand
majority"
Bad,scts Landes Zcisr,o-Editor Schneider
said that he did not care TO express any pollti
cal vlows.
Be!leistb-istiches Jotyns,-For Flowor DR.
Julius Goebel. editor. said: THE Democratic
platform Is the moro wholesome and outspokeu
Of the two. Fassett and Flower are both NOR
Of good character. but the former Is controlled
by Pfatt."
Bsurrs Journa,-For Flower. A. E J. Tovey
editor. said: I'VE are Democratic right
through. We always have been and always
will be- ...
Brooklvner Jounai-For Flower and sheehan.
Courier des Etdta- Unis-Does not aide with
either party. The editor said: Hitherto we
hove been independently Democratic. but this
year. for various reasons. we have taken no
part In politicA In fact, French citizens are
apathetic"
GistoJoro acknowledgements Personal
but no newspaper opinions.
Der f5dzer in Amerika-No politics. Jersey
edition OF same paper Democratic.
Observation-Disclosures Apotheker Zeif,mo-In-
dependent; Pr. Franz Boegner. editor. sold:
bseS. R6 aEF De9%o sna
Observation-Disclosures. George c. seibert.
edtit it,I. said never express any views on
FL Hogesso-Neutral. R. yerea, editor, said :
:! hayc lived here twenty-five years. am not q
citizen, and have no interest In your POLITICS. Z"
Mates. editor said: Personally am a Re-
II Farenp-No politics. Devoted to cuba
Its.he,,- favor o, nsithe! the Republicans
nor tho Democrats; Editor kraemer said: II
Am ssSA nst and want nothing to do with
He Ises Eussia.S ;eommittal; L aoldepberg.
can politics. We only want your s yns n
politics q al IT, editors vii vote y fassets
r. ths election Of Flowsr or q Fassst {" 'n'ese''
Editor Tss ssd 4ss Reb SEs
cans talk and talk about Tammany. but offer
no no proof. They cannot deny Fassett's and
cratic ticket, .
yerish Dduy Esrs and J7ctsh GdzNte-Mild-
" Espnbliiea1n EdTsrd snrasohn EDITOR said
Mccarthy. ara Levy. but favor the rest OF the
Hepublican ticket"
kdutOttscftsS VOtksbldu-For Flower.
La fer.sts ladsadsdSo interest in politics
ions to express on political matters. l do not
.TEoo d Lalia-1ndependent but with
strons leaning toward Flover-Felice Tocci.
S5aS t but hayS been dputtu ths year
our policy .u,ro-po- n,
tor said; Ny paper always has been and al
, Ne7c York Fi0aro-for Flower. Editor Mans
leld said: Il am for Tammany straight out
and out
r; Aen lorsES Lisfv tBohemianl-For Flower.
Vincent Y. Woytisek; editor. said: :" am In
should be Republican, They have no use
or foreigners"
?, :!Mger yournaI-For Flower. AGO Yorker
bsr0td Sets Yorker Zeitung. and Se'1 Yorker
fferueEor Fassett
;, Nen lorktn Leh1 (Finnish>.For Flower
suA'S - w Va tuC AsSpuo.
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Democratic Meeting. Tonight.

Sixteenth Assembly District-Stuyvesant
Hall. Speakers: Gen. Floyd King. John p
Mcintyre. A. c. Palmer. Frank H. Richmond
Thomas s. L"rcgan. and Warren W. Foster.
Twcnty-third Assembly Distrlct-Stuyvesant
Club. southwest corner Third avenue and
1Ooth street. Speakers: The Hon. Morris F.
Holahan. Lewis c. waener Charles G. ?.
Wahle. Michael F. Blake. James A. O'Gorman.
and Thomas j. Kelly.
Fourth Assembly District-At the junction 81
Monroe and Market streets. speaker: toL
N0bert Townsend. the Hon. James y.r.
William A. Sweetzer. Il s. Simons. Th..i- j.
Regain. and X A. Kelly.
Twenty-second Assembly District French
Canadian Democratic Association, l5y East
Seyenty-siNti street. Sneakers: Capt. Thoma,
KyatIy.
Eighteenth Assembly District-3.s0 East
LAngnion. wauhone Lynn. Frederick Fischer.
]. E Loenstein ana Henry Dohne
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schieren has talked leather up to the present
sa%pafn NOV ;h he talks Meyer He ali
he Is refined. They say that Geyeri is isnorart
Just listen to this. heard-yes. heard with
my own ears-I heard Meyer Systematically
was saying to Meyer that. he wanted, to know
S Taaf ven S,nf e
saidf Now. what do you think? Well. sir.
Meyer looked thoughtful for q minute. and
that Meyer Is great reader"
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NO HOPE FOR DINkEL,
Tie Eighth District the Only Flxhtias
0rounA In the Senate Contest.


When the Wicked Gibbs was rallying around
Lispenard Stewart the other night he told the
boys very truthfully that the Eighth was the
only Senate district the Republicans had any
| chance to carry. Poor Uncle John Dinkel in
| the Seventh wishes that Gibbs had not said So
| But so It Is. The Seventh can't swallow Dim
KEEL. with the Stecklers back Of him. In 1881
| Alfred Steckler was candidate against Din.
! KEEL for the nomination for Civil Justice. and
| the Stecklers publicly accused Dinkcl Of many
| acts OF depravity and unjudicial conduct. The
Stecklers were Republican then. They were
| beaten for the nomination. and Brother Alfred
| and they became independents That Dinkel
| Is put up to be traded for Fassett is the gen.
eral impression In the district But it takes
two sides to make a trade and Flower and
hoesch will 20 out Of the district with the solid
Democratic vote
In the Eighth. Lispenard Stewart. the Reput.
lican candidate. refuses. don't you know. to be
coarse. He has indicated to the Mikes and
Johnnies the location OF his BARREL and no
doubt as to their temporary loyalty can 10
am awiully glad. j" Senator Stewart is re.
ported as saying. that this cam paign is being
conducted on geptlenanly lines. 1t would
Adversary. ipr am Settss armed. don't y %s
know. than he. have documents. mo boys
Gen. Martin T. Mcmahon. the Tammany op.
ponent OF senator Stewart, il conducting
STRAIGHTFORWARD campaign. Postmaster Van
So.t IN speaking OF the General. said yester.
'He is the kind OF man that everybody must
McMah.o n many Years T and have never ever
known him to DO guilty OF q mean or selfish
act. do not think he can win, but II he does
man In the district"
The men who have made q careful analysis
yOf the situation In this district do think that
Gen. Mcmahon can win. The district rolled In
1880 ~. AZ votes Ofthese Stewart got II .Oo4.
Ic EN- Turner. 70 7so: Nelson !; Waterbury.
Stewart 4. plurality Of 3U5 The Counties have
q man running l. the district this year with
the object Of Erecting Stewart. but 1t Is be.
lieved that he will draw more votes from the
Republicans than from Tanmanv.
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TO be carrying It out. And although he won't
ceries and brooms to nay for Il, everybody Is
having lots OF fun. And Meyer is getting
trained down to q bettnr sise. And Scheren
mas something to talk about Lesides leather.
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forms before The evening" IL over. and reads
nee tynewritten speech from each. The only
tnhHefenee between evening and afternoon 10
man and saying. i'm Meyer vote for me-" he
vote for me-"
Meyer said yesterday: Confidence and en-
thusiasm-thnts my motto" And he seems
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Tho Grunfela Cenesrts.

Tho second concert by Alfred Grunfeld,
pianist, and Heinrich Grunfeld. violoncelist,
10 to be given this evening in the concert hall
Of the Madison Square Garden.
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@ir bOrtcn neltlidl cine 6rou iid ba'
bin 6rBcriL OoB fs bereit ,pare, IN
cine 5laid)e ben Or. g;erce's 6aOorits
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Oieil, berea GiaflaB man iOiort ipart,
inbsm fie Oas gauge @pltem itartt unO
aue llnrcselmaBisfeiten ucrbefert, iObalO
nur nit oem @ebraud oeiielben ba9ous
nen iuurbe.
@eb' in bic nadite Npotlefe, besabls
einen Dollar. empfanse cine 6(aitle uno
otriude is = periud)e audi cine slucite
uaO iosar, falls nOtbis, eins brittle. 8e-
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CUR GrfenntniB selanst icia, OaB ss elm
Seilmittcl 9i6t, lueldes biz niiet. Sese
ben @ebraud cine s3eit lang fort unb cine
fidere Seiluns wirO baraus uiultiren.
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Wie piele 6rauen sibt cS num- Bic liz
Der @elb, ais lire @eiunObcit befeen ?
llnO s6auOrite BrcicriptionA crseust Ge.
iunbbeit. Gin 8unoerfinb fam iolde
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sibt.
Or. Yisree's Beliefs resuGireu ben
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NiIb uno erioisreid.
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nebmbarem preiie fpeiien min, 10 geb,
ct gum Wiffions.@arten. 9is
0erreu Wbeimer & 1anl, Better bic,
les gtabiiRements, 5alten barauf, ibrs
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len. MQe iaifonmdBigen Gelifotefen
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bort in Der oelifateifen 3ubereitung ale
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Wunf6 in bic Wobnunsen her Runben
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SpeiieDirtbidaft oerbunbene 8ors
T 0 0 m bic beifer @etrdnfe. tets friihes
Bier unb feline 8iqutre un6 Weine.
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0ejnmbbeit 1T @eid3tbmm !
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Or. 9. 6. WeHs Merpens nab @ebirn : eur IL elm
saranttEts8 fpertfines SetlmttteI fur Spferte, ardms
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mdbiasn genub rrn aIfpbci pber Eataf; S&laflrRs.
tttts Rtthersei&ldsenbett uub 4ebtruerpet@une, bic
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3eir Barantiren, bab 6 S9aHteln ieben Eau beilex
nerotl: mett tetsr gepelung fit 8 S@aatsIn, bic BEL
ms NIT benz Yretie ~etnlduft, feuben ptr BEN Beaeuer
gnteren t4rtttlt4en @arantie : 6hetn, bab MIR bas
Oele burh6fGtdent trenn bas WRtiteE teine GetIuns bes
@tsit. @rt4e GAetne Uerben nur aussesent pom
9tts DYES etcre lGtuBtee @senten) No. 8 Gaf
&sulueret Street, can Mntpntp, Tegae.