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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-06
financial.

1lnaflrlal.
STANDARD CHEMICAL
~ =
COMPANY
Offer 500 Shares Of Their Treasury
Stock at S25 Per Share in Lots
to Suit Purchasers.
The Price will be advanced to $40
Per share as soon as this Lot is
Sold if the Company decide
TO Offer any more stock
TO the Public.
The Standard Chemical Company incorporaedo d 70
June 1890 Capital 81 o99oO0 Gviaa ob I' ioVO'
Factory and laboratories. Jersey City, n. ]. Omces.
90 and 92 Broadway New-Yor&.
It's business is tho manufacture and sale Of drugs and
chemicals The company are the sore that has
proved such marvellous and unprecedented success 10 Sne
ys seS sa S Sesn ed by The
profess pTT0isssion w. ''' '
+ costs the consumer only one tenth q the RTSS
All the physicians who have used predict that the
entire medical profession will gladly prescribe anu use ~
freely in preference to OF the heretofore used un
certain drugs.
The royalty alone paid to the dIscoverer OF Anpyrne
during the prevalence OF the Grippe amounted W o'of
million dollars
hayA mn.
nounced product to be superior to any remedy nero
toore used"
The ebted Dr. Chichester writes u get iDeds
inestimable value In physicians Office"
Dr. j. o. COnkn Of Albany writes For For, D III iberia
s yT ase tfre ON %'Gi Sss they
immediate effect and will send for some"
After prolonged and thorough tests a numerous U.s. die,
diseases hS throat and nose a. the y9asO dsD SaH
hnG she In f SSSS Of Dplea and IBIS
aqs6S writes SH3ItfR pr IN M 4RE
CIVILIZED WORLD WILL BE GLAD TO USE IT"
The Company are about to pamphlet contsni a
the results obtained BY oyer 9 pHgScbns sent 70 each
q the 600 g1ysSons n the United States together
Contracts have been closed to advertise ouckine for
year in every Medical Journal in the United States
The estimated sales will yield profit of sS5oOoO
anDum.
Those figures apply to the United alone, and
the expectation Of Small business for the first two years
whole civilized world offers ready and EG eager Ger
countries in which various Fevers are prevalent.
The company calls attention TO the fact that as
five out OF every one hundred Tor only per cent? Of the
physicians In the United States alone use their product
the net profits per annun will be equal third the
value of the capital stock s20O 900 Of the stock
placed in the treasury working capital.
To provide the funds 70 manufacture largo scale and
10 Introduce and advertise their product strictly and only
10 the profession and the drug trade OF the United
States company selling portion OF the treas
stock sos In lots suit purchasers, at
their Offices United Bank Building 90 and 92 Broadway,
New-York.
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Union Dime Savings Institution,
Cost an0 founo


OST-Bank book No. 2l4,942 on Dry Dock Savings
IL Bank. Any person having claims upon said book Is
called upon Dreseat the the bank within thirty
days or the said book viii be declared cancelled and
tingulshed and a Issued in lieu thereof.
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VI, TIE BOOK or opEN-AIR SPORTS octave 500 paEes.
Iust atcd The standard authority GA american oIea-
air smuscments Nules for sailing swimming, ball pHy
Ing shooting, horseback ding, So Se y fun 81 yer
copy Published by The Tribune. Newfork. EnteftaiA
ing and universally complinented BY the press-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-06

Tho report Of tina Buckeye fields needs little comment
heavy production was secured i'll June and the new work
under way larger than at the close OF tho Two previous
,l.te The Quo Ged reports for tie first six months
NJ 1901 are a. follows
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RAILROAD EARNINGS.

CAPE FEAR AND YADKIN VALLEY
FaF G H. s &''si 70 $$SSSi s fSSsii
CHICAGO, ST. PAUL AND KANSAS CITY.
FST#'; C n5;. SS s7sss 81
CLEVELAND, AKRON AND COLUMBUS
EsS}'' "s s ss5a :sHss 3i5
DETROIT. BAY CITY AND ALpENA' ooo
ES@9'; :: "5s Is :.5 sls:i
ERLANGER SYSTEM
T TgT9o; xss1 miles s june s5 9ss e Ills ss5S
I Idn E W Iupe 345i,54O 4Ol9501 3s2l10S
Jul" / florida CENTRAL AND PENINsULAR-
SS71'; n1s gss ss :s8s
GRAND RAPIDS AND INDIANA.
HsRp': E e s$ ,:s5SS
GRAND TRUNK CANADA
ES@S'; e ss2S$ Ss s5 s ssss5
KANAwIIA AND MICHIGAN.
H%%$'5 e IS s. ,s55S ls ssS
KEoKUK AND WESTERN.
Number Of miles, I1 Hs So 5s2 se72i
JAM jniT' T to June I'll. 15e77c ln'6S0
ST, LOUIS. ALTON AND 'TERRE HAUTE.
Branch Lines)
F SS e s2f5 :fs:s
''"' TOLEDO, PEORIA AND WESTERN.
$$@}'; ; " 1: ;gEs ;s;i
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.
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financial.
p. LuRILLARD COMPANY
SUBSCRIPTION FOR
100000
3d. Cumulative Preferred Stock
AT PAR.

Ids.s will open TUESDAY July Z, and close DO
| fore THURSDAY, July 8, at 3 p IN.
The Company has been formed for the purpose Of acqu
ING and carrying the wekDown tobacco business
Mxsrs p. Lorisrd Co., which established in 1850
and has In continuous and successful operation
| that date.
There also issued So 100000 OF stock, all Of
which taken by the vendors in part payment OF their
property and goodwill and they not TO part with
| nye-sixhs Of II within five yearS
The preferred stock now offered Is issued full paid Is
nassessable and carries personal liability to stock
holders snd will priority the common stock IN
respect all assets Of tho company in car9 OF liquidation
| or dissolution.
THE COMPANY HAS NO BONDED OR MORT.
| GAGE DEBT. AND THE CREATION OF ANY SUCH
DEBT. EXCEPT WITH THE CONSENT OF HOLD
| Frs or RECORD OF AT LEAST sEvENTY-FIvE
PER CENT as PER CENT OF THE PREFERRED
| STOCK, II PROHIBITED BY CHARTER AND BY
| BYLAW.
The proceeds the preferred stock will be used
acquire real heretofore leased by the firm and
OF existing liens mud the mpnny will cem
business with indebtedness Of any kind and
With at least $3.50 600 of working capital
Payments will be as follewsi
10 per cent. application,
d per cent allotment,
b per cent. on August 5,
30 per cent. on August "a.
100
Preference In allotment will be given employees and
customers OF Messrs. p. Loriard g. Co.
The right Is reserved to reject reduce appca
tions and subscribers must agree accept such reduced
amounts.
Chartered accountants have examined the books of
nessrs r EorIlard & Co for 1vo years prior Dec.
81 1890, md report the annual average profits
SOI0, iSV.4o, without doductins charges for rem,
heretofore paid by vendor for real which will
now be acquired by the company
The real estate, buildings achnery, and appliances
have been carefully examined a nd vo1ued by compe-
tent expert. at 81 1919, 100, and the merchandise
open accounts stores hand, and personal property
TO be transferred the company are guaranteed
by the vendors TO BIO la value not less than
$3.50, 900.
1t intended continue the business under the pres
management and three Of the present partners agree
to remain in charge for at least five years.
FOR FURTHER DETAILS AND FULL PARTICU-
LARS REFERENCE Il MADE TO PROSPECTUS OF
JUNE 80 1891. WHICH CAN BE HAD UPON AP-
PLICATIONTO
Barring, MAG0UN & CO.,
Is WALL. ST.. NETWORK.
KIDDER, PEABODY & co.;
113 DEvONsHIRE.sT. BOSTON.
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ID ROpOSALS FOR ORDNANCE SUPPLIES.

/ u. S Proving Ground ONCE New.York Arsenal.
proposals in trpieate will be received unti o'clock
D. H. on MONDAY, JULY p, 1891 for furnishing Iron,
Steel Hardware Lumber, Forage. Fuel Electric Material
and supplies, OILS, &c during shs fiscal yer ending
full Instructions stipulaon &C., can be had on appca-
tOn 70 Captain FRANK HEATH. Ordnance Departments.
q ARMY. Commanding.
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Excess
RIMS Deliveries runs. Charter
rotoi hbl~ 2p4T 3OI O3l YlJ,67O l,294,5l7
t 40 nor dav 7GOl0 "a, i54 10 1876 43,l52

The June returns OF the Buckeye Pipe Line show:
Rrns. Deliveries. Ex.
Total barrels So I92'Sig az yVcS
Average per day.. 4O,2O3 -o,o%f I''op
oe National Transit mar1et extremely duu, except
for a brief sprt Of "Gwtchlng' operations
the end of June movement prices vas Irregular,
int thcr, gere no features the trading and prices ended
SUBSTANTIALLY unchanged. At the STOCK Exchange dealing.
VIZ, toaiiy neglected. Inc speculation without
significance but thfre indications OF some strcng men
lns tone. ,,
T-ant certificates the Stock Exchange and the Con-
dated Stock and Petroleum Exchange for e last two
weeks were as follows:
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Proposal

COURT HOUSE AND POST OFFICE, New
~ York City July Cd 1s91-Sealed proposals Will %
received until o'clock July H. 1891 for snPp{SnnB
10 this building during the fiscal year ending June ~ ~
thousand Anthracite furnace coal anu lo TO-
moving ashes from said building Particulars on 9ppIlca-
ton. {. VAN COTI, Ous'oulan.
ID ROPOSALS FOR OFFICE BUILDING AND
BARRACKS for Enlisted Men and Employes.G, .
Proving Ground Sandy Hook. y. j.. July l.. ls9i-
of the T. s. Proving Ground at New York Assena f2X;
ernor's Island until O'Clock y. m, on FflDAi JILf
81 1901 for the erection OF ONCE Building and Bar.
racks for Enlisted Men, &c The Government reserve th3
right to waive inforuses and to reject all or any
proposals parts thereof spechcat and MI nf?rma
ton can application TO Captain FRANK HEAId
Commanding L. s Proving Ground, Z. .. Box Las.
New-York City.
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no IRON MANTFACTURERS.-O Office Of U

y Light. House Engineer. Finh and Sixth Districts
baltimore Nd June 30, le9i.-pIOposas will bc received
al this office II O'Clock Of wednesday. III" 22d
day OF July 1891 furnishing materials ard labor
of all kinds necessary Tor the completion and delivery "
the metal Of tn Maryland Point LiehtH0use, Mary
lsni. Pllns specifications forms q PROPOSAL and other
Information be oht1in,d application % this Once
Tho tight Is rcclVOd 90 Cl'Ct any an bids and 70
waive any defects. J. e. MNiI.ERY Captain OF Eng.
neprs, L. :. ~, Lght-IIousf Fngino'y.
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THE NATIONAL CoRDAGE COMPANY,
July ], 1891.
IT HE DIRECTORS of this company have this
day declared the regular quarterly dividends Of TWO
PER CENT on the preferred, and TWO AND ONE-hAir
PER CENT on the common stock OF this company pay able
August ]. The books will close July u.s. and nopen
H. NJ FULTON, Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-06

The martial June returns of the Pennsylvania pipe
es pcint 70 an Increase between 100000 and 100000
barrels in toal net stocks. The daily average runs
were 749lO barrels compared with 10000 barrels per day
1Sss ard ga $40 barrels in June 1887. The deliveries
have averaged Gi45l barr day aSast 853S barrels
in June 1850 1897 In 1899 O5083 in 1855 anu ~ 40
barrels June, 1887 The incomplete figures for June
arG as follows:
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Dipi6eno Netifes.

NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE IN
~ NEW. RK.DIyIDEND.-A seIisnnuel dividend
Of -FOUR az PER CENT bas been declared upon tho
July g, 1901. w. w. SHERMAN Cashier
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pK0POsALs F0R. AETICLLs lsLpl ~

SAMPLING SUGAKS-Treasury Dcpartmene
Once Of the Commissioner Of Internal Revenue. Wash
ir1ton d c. Tune 20 lsQi.-Sealed proposals for fur
ns6ne articles used n samRline sugars for The asea
until 3 O'clock D. N. wednesday. July Is, 1891. Blank
forms for bidding and full Information viii b. urnishsd
unon anpcatiOn. Proposals 70 be- addressed - the
undersigned and marked proposals for samplae Imple
yes the right 70 wpive defects and reject any all
b ds Join w. MASON, CommlssIoner.
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The Company has no indebtedness Of
any kind.

The stockholders will be richly rewarded In substant
dividends as the company will pay
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, ROpOSALS FOR SINGH, 1O-INCH AND

/ FINCH STEEL GUNS.-Ordnance Office. War De-
Iartnen Washington. May g. Under The provisions
Of section OF the approved August Is, 1890 mod
ned by the act approved February "a 1921. sealed pro-
po,as duplicate Will be received az this Ohce from
citizens OK the United until o'clock on MON.
DAY JULY l3, 1881 az which time they Will BE- pubs
licly opened fer furnishing the Ordnance Departments
L. s. Army with Twenty-Five go snch. nifty 800 To-
inch and twenty-five (25) 2nch steel gains, and ammu
milton for their test proof all 70 be Of American manu-
flcturc. Oneiourth "a o. these guns may be con-
STRUGGLED on the Pacific Coast Blank forms which pro-
po.as must be Qade and all information required by DID,
ders can Dc had upon application 10 BrgadierGenerA
N Chief OF Ordnance.
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EQUITABLE MORTGAGE COMPANY.
POS BROADWAY. NEW Y0RK. -
THE REGULAR QUARTERLY DIVIDEND
Of Two and one half per cent has been declared pay.
d. p SHAWHAN Treasurer.
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OTHER LODGE NOTES.

Lincoln Lodge No. 1876 will give its ex-
cursion next Thursday to Oriental Grove.
There Is great demand for tickets.
The following new officers of Mount
Vernon Lodge No. 176. l. o. o. F., of Bay
onne, were installed at the last meeting Of
the organization by District DEPUTY
Grand Master James BeardsIey:-Nob
Grand, Augustus Granlund; Vice Grand,
James Jose; Recording Secretary. James
w. HUMPHREYS; Permanent Secretary,
John 5. Anderson: Treasurer. Peter M.
Lohmann; Warden, John II. Hight; Con-
ductor. John " Hughes; Chaplain, Law
renee v. BREASTED: Inside Guard, Joseph
Hendra; Outside Guard, Louis Brown;
Right Supporter OF the Noble Grand
James Leonard; Left Supporter of the
Noble Grand. George Hoerr; Right Sup
porter Of The Vice Grand, Ernest Sher-
win; Left Supporter OF the Vice Grand,
James 4. Jessum. Right Scene Support
err. Thomas J. Bird, Jr.; Left Scene Sup.
porter, Jane Lee.
Bro j. r. Bowen's graciousness OF
manner is enhanced by his courtesy In
debate He shows no annoyance when
interrupted ami never becomes irritated.
Bro. Hayes, Pauius Hook. Altogether,
boys. Brace up and hustle.
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"Ho-ho-r laughed Mr. Tooth.
"Ha-ha" laughed Laughing Gas;
'Ow-wowr' says Mr. Tooth,
"He-he-e-e. laughs Laughing Gas.
MoRAI.-He laughs best who laughs last
Mr.. Laughing Gas is getting the laugh
on Mr.. Tooth at great rate these fine days
at
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RED MEN.

The Wawapahahs will hold a picnic
and war dance at Greenwood Lake on
August %. Palefaces who never have
seen wild indians in the forest do not fail
to attend. You will be well paid. First
Brave L. Il. Leonard will be there. but
Will not lecture, and Big Horse Paul, the
ex-Venerable Prophet, will sho W you
how an Indian can run, and d. u. New
comb will lead the war dance in his moe
casins. There is no doubt but thai the
fishing will be good, as it will be The
Sturgeon Moon.
Five Corners will soon be ready for insti-
tuition. They are capturing plenty of
palefaces aud fathoms Of wampum.
The Wawas have palefaces to adopt
next moon.
There win be lots OF fun at the war
dance on the 25th.
Chief. braves, warriors. squaws and
papooses VIII enjoy themselves in the
woods, as will the palefaces, for Bro :.
Newcomb says he will be an Indian on
that day sure, and he can be il he wants
to.
Big Chief Buffalo Bill says there will
be no insects on his tribe in Lafayette.
Greenwood Lake Is & good place TO hunt
for Indian relics. One OF the tribes of
the Six Nations had their hunting
ground there. There was also an Indian
battle fought at this place before the
Revolution. This is a chance for relic
hunters.
There was large gathering at a pre-
liminary meeting of the new tribe of
the Improved Order Of Red Men on last
Monday night at the Avenue House.
Past Sachem Newcomb presided Forty
odd gentlemen enrolled themselves for
membership. They selected their name,
which is High Rock Tribe, and then
nominated their chiefs and appointed
their committee on hall and after
other routine business they then
adjourned to meet on Monday,
when they will make application
for charter. This tribe is made ND OF
very hard workers, and in it are those
who by their efforts will make it one of
the best in Hudson county, and no doubt
they will beat some Of the older tribes in
this section, for they have the vim and
energy that is needed. A chance is still
open for all gentlemen who may wish to
become charter members till the night of
institution by handing in their name and
one dollar, as token of their good inten-
tion, by addressing the secretary, Mr..
Hanson, l3l Monticello avenue.
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o-N0O~-~~~v-~--a<--J--
GslaJ )s)EGsD
u. S. Dental
Association
s. v. Corner Montgomery and Warren St..
Hereafter cur Jersey City branch VIII be kept
OPEN UNTIL Q p. N.

At the best 1t is not pleasant TO have teeth ex
tion. looK about and learn where l. can be done
with the least pain and discomfort. Practice
more perfect n extracting than others because We
this. OF course. while another lies In the fact that
our extracting room is Ia charge OF az expert who
has made this branch of the profession especially
for years. We oil the anesthedcs In general
use, beside of our invention -Zonine--whfch 10
most difficult teeth without pain, while the patient
Is wideawake and in full possession Of his senses
names OF those in this city who have tried and
Extractins. SoA
Extractine with Gas or Zonine .. so
Cleaning = !.
Filling with Silver. q
Filming with Platina. Observation-Disclosures. W
Filling with Gold according TO size
Full Set OF Teeth. Observation-Disclosures 4W
ALI other operations. including Gold Plates
Crowns. Bridgework. etc. At correspondlnK prlceS
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FREE AND ACCEPTED MAsoNs.

A very elaborate ceremony via the
Germ eau route WAS traversed few even
ing since, wnen two were raised to the
supreme degree of thirty-third degree
Masons. The Cerneau men are happy,
but the Northern Jurisdiction mem bers
smile.
ordinate branches Will meet next
Tuesday evening to confer the de-
grees. It is said tnat over fifty PROPOSE
lions will be acted on.
Bayonne Lodge No. SO will resume la
Dor on Thursday evening, August a.
During the communication the third, or
Master Mason's degree viii be conferred
upon Counsellor Ernest g. Webb.
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emit They all say Harry Is ours y
Z. G. Earle OF Lincoln Lodge is spend
ing the heated term at Asbury Park.
Sir Knight George Earle has returne
to bis summer residence near Phillips
burg.
P.s. SCHROEDER wiz lead the burle
corps at the picnic Of Lafayette Assocla-
tion.
Brother Stewart, of LAFAYETTE, is taking
lessons in oratOry. He will deliver his
maiden address before the lodge at the
second convention in August.
Brother and Alderman p. G. Kevser
will own part OF that picnic tomorrow
evening.
Il has been proposed that the blondes
and brunettes of Lafayette Lodge play a
game Of baseball for the championship of
The lodge, together with other things not
to be mentioned.
G. g. Wilson of Lafayette is never abb
second rank at the nexI convention, and
the brothers of the district should 70 and
hear his work.
r. G. John S. of Lafayette says that
she Is tn Harlem now, but only for a few
days. Well, John, we congratulate you.
Don s forget ms.
The genial Mat A. of Lafayette is one
OF the most earnest workers in the lodge.
Alex is host in himself. He says the
picnic must GO.
+. Il. CaxI. Doane OF Hancock Lodge,
y y oae o =, az Installation trip. He is the
s5r ~ q 81 IL arch of the ehcafnpment of
=. q - anu s. RICHARDSON, of Ha n
cock, y the right ,s--rl Il the right lace /.
He Is always to be founk at his INST and
his books are the model " neatness.
S .as ~ invitation be out for the
ceie Dratlon Of che TWEEN y-first anniyer-
shfs e e 81 81 Y. James solotnan's member
lSXentyvone years ago, n auri,sr
Jimmy took that important ara. ana ~
he has been = faithful Enighf and an
rouud hight. from that time - f1a nysss
sn5; lne eInlteItainment will take Mace
y MIS- MuileT'ss corner Of Jsrser ayen 1,rs
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Notice Is hereby given 20 the creditors OF John
II. Brown and Elisha B. Clark partners trad Ing as
against their estate must be exhibited to the SUD
scrfber their assignee 81 his ONCE. No. IS Mont
OF sfirination on Or before the ninefeenth aay OF
the assignment or be forever barred from coming
IN Tor dividend OF the estate and said creditors
are further notified that list OF tine claims
against the said Brown X Clark win be died with
Lne Clerk Of the Court Of Common Pleas Of the
County OF Hudson, at the expiration of said three
months, when exceptions thereto may be Med.
80 - : - JOHN O. INwRIGHr.
Assignes-
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Knights AND LADIES OF HONOR.

D. D., E. J. Riordan win visit Webster
Lodge at its next meeting on Tuesday
evening.
Protections Lodge is well pleased with
having p. 2. Geo. White on the Com init
tee of Arbitration of the Grand Lodge.
Protection Lodge held a meeting on
Thursday evening last. AS usual large
attendance and sociabie time. ID. ID.
M. j. Brown was in attendance and made
a decided hit.
Clerk of the Freeholders John Boyd Is
shining light IN Guiding Star Lodge.
Welcome Lodge is to have an excursion
to Greenwood Lake in the latter part of
September.
The committee on entertainment of
Supreme Lodge meets IN Newark on
Monday (tomosrow) evening to perfect
the arrangements for entertaining the
Supreme Lodge in September.
ID. d. e. j. Riordan visited Welcome
Lodge on Thursday evening and installed
Brother g. Divers as Protector and
Brother Duross as Vice Protector. A
delegation from Protection Lodge accom-.
panied the deputy and a pleasant evening
was spent