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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-02-14
BIG FAILURE IN MONTANA.
Greenwood, Bohm & Co., CIothiers and
Liquor Dealers Assign.

HELENA, Mont, Feb. 1S.-Greenhood,
Bohm & Co, clothiers and dealers in
liquors and tobaecos, assigned today. The
liabilities are estimated at $4,000. and
the assets are unknown, but will probably
reach 10000. The house has an office in
New York. 1t has been in business in
Montana for twenty years. Poor collec-
tions are given as the cause of the failure.
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MoUNT VERNON, Feb. ESPECIAL. The
case of McKinnon on the first charge for
illegal registration of votes while city
clerk of Anacortes was tried today in the
superior court, and he was acquitted. Two
more complaints are filed against him.
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SALEM, Feb. 13.-TSpecial. w. N. NJ.
Davis, who came TO Oregon in the forties,
died yesterday at his home on the North
Santiam, in Linn county. aged "a years.
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Republican Gains in New York.

ALBANY. \. Y, Feb. 13.-The Journal
has compiled the results of the supervisor
elections on Tuesday. In twenty coun-
ties 362 supervisors were chosen. OF these
2iS are Republicans and ia Democrats.
The average Republican majority of thirty
six in 1891 has been increased to 13l.
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of the Free silver Advocates.

WAsHISGToS CITY, Feb. i5.-The silver
men have secured about I20 names to their
petition asking that the silver bin be made
q special order in the House. There are
large number of members absent from the
House. and for this reason there are many
to whom the petition has not yet been pre-
sented. About fifteen of those 10 whom
the petition was handed declined 20 sign
on one ground or another. Some thought
it giving undue prominence TO the silver
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Prominent Railroad Man Dead.

New HAVEN, Conn, Feb. 15.-Edward
Mordecai Reed. vice president of the New
York, New Haven & Hartford railway,
died today.
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SIR PROVO WALLIS DEAD.
Senior Admiral of British Navy-Helpet
Capture the Chesapeake.

LONDON, Feb. 13.-Admiral Sir Provo
Wallis, X. C. B., aged 100 years. senior adj
miral of the British navy, is dead. In 1872
he was appointed to the Shannon, which
captured the United States frigate Chesa-
peake off Boston harbor in June, 1913, after
gallant Captain Lawrence had lost
his life. Wallis was second lieutenant
on this occasion, and his captain, Broke,
having been terribly wounded and
the first lieutenant killed, the command
devolved on him. The old admiral had
years of experience afterward, and rose
by slow degrees to the rank of admiral in
1864, when he left active services In 1877
he was made admiral of the fleet.
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The ship That Was Burned at Sea.

NEW YoRK, Feb. 13.-The identity of tns
ship seen burning at sea on January 16,
about 200 miles southwest of Cape Clear,
Ireland, has been established. She was
the Nova Scotia clipper ship Loodiana, Of
1874 tons, Captain Boyd, which left this
port with a large cargo Of refined petro-
leum on December q She carried a crew
of thIrty-eight men, none Of whom have
been heard Of since. Il is thought that
all were drowned.
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Nle Agents for State Of Washington
|tall h Republican City Convention.

a., a. ssaefal convention Of the Republicans OF the
A. = seattle is hereby called to meet in the city
r.eo .sNasue' on SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 20, at
nn. nv m IN the First Regiment ArmoFy. for the
spse r..p OF nominating candidate for Mayor and
- for all other city officials to be voted for
March S. 1892
.naties for the election OF delegates 10 said
~ VIII be held n the several wards of the
sss. ea wednesday. February II, at the places
.'ef designated, each ward being en,ite ed TO
peFieseh ~. NATION as follows: No. of
" EOiiin1 Piqce Delegates.
g hlnnesr building Is
r. jackson :-n3 Taylor sta, 10
- Joy and Lake. 10
Vss Third and Cherry, -
Si,sS Armory. 20
Seventh p,I-'... % i.,...'',g, 1S
Nin,h Corner Of Depot and Poplar is
Fremont Opera House. is
Total III
,,,~ primary elections VIII be held under the
OF the ward clubs Of The several wards
kss ~oo'e polling plsces, and the polls viii be
pyr,. 5,ss" 'ionl : p IN to Q r. Voters at the
encs = eiectious VIII also express their prefer
e,s " eand'da-es for the House Of Delegates and
sara ''' 'Ae board OF Aldermen from eAen
By orte- ..
niitee '--' 1'tE''o'leaa Wy 'en'Fal op'i4
u q ObONNEl.I- Secregarv
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ladies' fast black, full regular hose at . cents
De. pair IGtour & Co,
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Il WHEAT CLIQUE

Said TO be Composed Off Famous Million
nlrcs-t!ow They Work 1t.
CHICAGO, Feb. lS.-The Tribune SAYS
there are strong indications that the
wheat market is being manipulated, and
intimatcs that J. d. Rockefeller, OF the
Standard Oil company, James 7. North,
"the nitrate king" and John W. Mackay,
the bonanza millionaire, are back OF it.
Tie paper claims that sales OF wheat on
the Chicago board OF trade alone aggrc.
gate 100000 to 100000, whereas
there are less than 100000 OF actual
wheat in the west, leaving about 100000
QUO bushels which are really wind sules,
and must be covered ut whatever the
price the market touches. But this is
not all. Similar shorts sales have been
made in all the principal markets in
this country and in Liverpool.
1t Is asserted that the alleged combi-
nation OF multi.millionaires sent agents
abroad and secured accurate iniorma-
ton as to the real shortage in the crop,
and as early rs the middle OF December
began to quietly pick up all Of the wheat
offered, working through comparatively
unknown brokers, traders who were &C
customed to deal in small lots, and that
they thus, without attracting attention,
secured absolute control OF the market.
Whether or not the price will be put to
ahigh figure is known only to the clique.
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OUTRAGEOUS ASSAULT.
charged Upon e Prominent Old
Man by o Neighbours Vito.
sgE is RESCUED BY HER HUSBAND
And the Matter is Placed In the
Hands Of tho Authorities, who will
Cause tho Arrest Of tho hccuscd-.-
A Story that will Cause u scnsn-
ton In tho Ncighborhood.

John Daniord, u wcll.to.do farmer OF
Belmont county, is charged with a
criminal oilcnsc by Mrs. Edward Reed,
,hcwifco oighboring farmer,which II
proven will 60 pretty hard OH Mr.. Dan.
ford, who is sixty-ilve years old
Daniord is Il married man, lives OH
his farm OF coo acres near st. Clailsvillc,
and Is very large, weighing nearly 250
pounds. lilo was Mt ono time supcrin-
tendcnt Of the Belmont county inlirm-
ary, near which his farm il situated,
andswcllknownthr oughoutthe county.
Mrs. Reed lives on the adjoining farm
with her husband. She is thirty.cight
years old and has been married eleven
Years. She is n woman Of medium
height, weighs about l25 pounds, has
grey eyes, light hair and complexion,
is good looking, educated and n member
Of church. Ms
In her complaint against Daniord she
alleges that on Wednesday, February
10, ho mado Il criminal assault upon
her. sho says.she had been at Dan
ioris homo to see Mrs. Danford, who is
sick. After spending an hour or 30
there she started for her homo, and
while passing Danford's sheep house
cav Mr.. Daniord, who walked up to her,
spoke pleasantly, and then suddenly
Selling hold OF her, forced her into the
sheep house, threw her upon tho floor,
and made Il desperate attempt 10 violate
her person. She screamed and resisted
as much as possible under the circum-
stances. Her husband, Edward Reed,
happened along, and hearing her
screaming and crying for help, and
recognizing her voice, ran in, surprising
she was having IN encounter with the
dogs.
lie was Mortified on entering to SEQ
another man assaulting his own wife.
The matter was reported to the au-
thorities, and Daniord has probably
been arrested by this time. The case
will stir the people OF that vicinity pro-
fOundly.
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FA,nMoNr NEWS.
Indus;ri " Activity Mt Woh virSinin's Con.
s,illc-liu 'lness not Politics Dec niu

Inhus:ri1i Activity Mt Wct virsinin's Con.
ncii"il!o-liu 'iness not Politics Uccupiu
the Minds OF tho People.
Special Di'paich TO the Nteiiiosne:-.
FAImoNr, W. Va, Feb. 1S.-The grad
ing for tho sidings of the u. & O. h. r.,
near this place, was completed OIL We'd.
nesday, and the laying OF track will be
commenced Immediately. Tho railroad
business ut this place has assumed such
proportions that it has become indis-
pensible to enlarge tho siding facilities,
Two or three yard engines arc now kept
busily employed in handling tho nc.
cumulation OF coal and coke cars at this
yard. The new sidlnss will greatly MD
III the work OF handling tho immense
freight that now leave this point.
MIR. N. r. Newman, director for, tho
Canton Wrought Iron Bridge Company,
arrived on Monday, and Is making pre-.
partitions to begin the construction OF
tho iron bridge for tho development
company across Coal run ut once. Tho
iron for tho bridge il on the road. Mr..
Newman will superintend tho construc-
ton. h, nm
Mr.. G. W. Arnctt, tho manager OF tho
development company, Is over In Ohio
this week looking after some industries
that desire TO locate there.
Politics do not seem to take hold OF
tho average Marion county man rs OF
yore. Not suggestion yet on either
side us to candidates for county offices.
The people arc evidently giving moro
attention to business than politics this
year.
The sum total OF the coal and coke
production Of this county will run over
ambition tons for tho last year. and tho
increase OF the tonnage will probably be
fifty per cent moro for the present year
This immense output Is stimulating
enterprise and industry in every section
OF our county and makes all lines OF
business prosperous. The employees OF
tho mines are contented and making
money, and ii the walking delegate will
remain away and leave tho miners and
the operators to adjust wages there will
be very satisfactory years work done
here. So far he has been unable to Gre
ate. discomfort, but unless hc stirs up
strife his occupation is gone, and SO we
may expect removed efforts in that d.
rection. But it is thought that the cx-
pcricnce OF tho miners at the strike at
Monongah last summer, the only effect
OF which was to injure both the opera
tors and tho men, may have discour-
aging effect upon such efforts. The
people hero hope that the present
roseatc prospects may not be marrcd by
outside intorferences, which arc not
prompted by either kindly feeling ior
the operators or their men.
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MARTINS FERRY.
Electric Lights and Other Things Before

| tho C0uncil-porsohnls.
A meeting OF tho Martins Ferry
council was held last night for. the pur.
pose OF talking over the matter OF erect
ing an electric light plant to light the
streets and supply the city. Council.
men present were Inglebright, Helling,
lAowellyn, Stewart and Henderson. Mr..
John A. Seeley, an electrical engineer,
was present aud stated that he wns not
interested in any electric light company.
lfo estimated tile cost OF Il brick build.
ing ut 81, 900; five hundred incandescnnt
| lights, $500; eighty arc lights, S0,4O0;
covers for arcs, $1,000; pulleys, wire,
etc, $500; boiler and cylinder, $3.50;
wiring for five hundred incandcscents,
$1,000; total, S22,755; exclusive Of plant
and site, Sl0,G50, not including plans
and specifications and superintendent
OF construction. He said tho expense
OF operating such plant would DO $50
por month, or 81 500 per year. The es-
innate made Is for high or low speed.
Mr.. Seeley was asked about the cost OF
motors, and said they would cost SIT 80
each. Mr.. A. a. F'ranzheim, OF tho
Wheeling electric light commission,
and Mr.. Bleeo, OF tho Fort Wayne
electric light company, were present
and answered the questions asked. An
ordinance was offered submitting to the
people tho question OF bonding the city
10000, for the purpose OF purchasing II
site und building for an electric light
plant, to DO voted OH in April. Tho
rules were suspended and tho ordinance
passed, as also was the ordinance sub
hitting the question OF bonding the
city $1,000 for tho establishment OF tho
Gamcwell fire alarm system. This
question was submitted once before, and
was rejected by the people.
Yesterday Mr. J. T. Hanes received
notice that an original pension OF Sl2
per month for June 10, 1891 had been
granted to William Sloan, for rheuma-
tism and senile debility, and the num-
Der 7l7,9S0.
The Foreign. and Home Missionary
societies held union meeting in the
Presbyterian church yesterday after
noon, at which the music was furnished
by members OF the choir.
To-day Exley & Co. will commence
work on the barrel factory at tile Mar
tins Ferry key, barrel and box factory.
The Junior Mechanics will hold fes-
tival and entertainment at Mnnnerchor
hall tonight and tomorrow night.
AT the Baptist church on Wednesday
night three persons were immersed and
nine others received for baptism.
The jury in the case Of Rohrey VS.. the
Terminal Railway Company. for dam
ages, awarded verdict for $500.
The puddlers at the Standard mill will
be of to-day on account OF the large
stock OF muck iron on hand.
Tho plate mill at the Standard, which
has been off since Monday for repairs,
resumed yesterday.
Mrs. Charles Thompson is dangerous
ly i'll at her home corner Fifth and Han
over streets.
Yesterday Bayless Brothers shipped 4
car load OF blow. pipes to. Dunkirk, Ind.
Judge John S. Cochran is quite i'll ut
his residence OH Fourth street. ,r,4 h..
Superintendent. Z. Mannix is threat
cncd with pneumonia.
.s. 1. f. f.
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i PRIESTS ACTIONS
create Scandnl-Evldcnccs Thnt He il
or His Balance.

AoS AAC ID
on His Balance.
New York, Feb. ia Buffalo, n. Y,
special states that abouta year ago Rev.
Father sull became pastor OF 4 church
In that city, and for awhile all seemed
TO 20 well, but Of late there has been
discussions and i'll feeling between the
pastor and congregation. The latter
charged Mr.. Sui with drunkenness and
immortality, and here is whore the
trouble began. Branch No. IS, OF the
National Benefit Association, is an insti-
tuition connected with the church.
Inc pastor came to their meeting SUN
DAY afternoon in an intoxicated condi-
tlon broke down tho doors. seized a
man next to. him, Andrew Wycanoslzi,
and tried TO eject him from the room.
\ scuttle ensucd, in which the priest
drew long knife and struck powerful
DIow,at his antagonists breast. Other
members OF the society intericred and
The priest was elected from the room.
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Ellenboro Republicans.
Special Correspondence Of he In,ellfgsncer.

'P.c'a' Correspondence Of The IntcHgencer.
ELLESnoHo, ". Va, Feb. 1S.-The
Blaine and Golf club Of this place met
here Saturday and elected the following
officers: President, Jud. W. Boehm;
vice president, Cornelius Sears; score
.afy, DR.. l.. II. Jones; assistant sccre-
MFy,, Otto X. Wigner; treasurer, Thos.
D. a. illnten; scrgeant-at-arms,ScDolph An
They also elected tho following delo-
gates to the Republican State League
convention which convcnes at Purkcrs-
SuFS February 90: Joab Martin, g.
Gears, j. W. Boehm, Thos. j.. Hinton
and Benjamin McGinnis.
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MOUNDSVlLLE,
Miscellaneous Mclnngo OF Minor 1Iat.
tors from Inrsllulps Metropolis,

miscellaneous Mclnngo OF Mlnn- Nat.
tors from aInrshulrs Metropolis.
The Elkins club, OF Clay district, has
been organized with J. II. McGill, presi-
dent, and 0. l.. Holiday, secretary.
Delegates to the League convention
L. 3. Purdy, A. D. Pierce, J. II. McGill,
A. Conkleand G. C. Matthews; alternatcs,
0. L. Holiday, NJ. Keyser, W. r. Logan,
William Conner and r. s. Mcconnell.
The club has tlourishing membership
and will do effective work in the cam.
paign.
Representatives Of two good manu-
featuring concerns were hen yesterday
in conference with the mining and
manufacturing company relative to
locating their works here. One of them
is an Ohio concern, the other from Pitts
burgh. This makes at least four good
industries that there are reasonably fair
prospects OF getting this spring.
George Robinson, of the Underwriters
Insurance company, Wheeling, was
here yesterday. He is preparing plans
for residence which he will have built
here in tho spring.
Thomas Scott, OF Thompson, has be.
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REAL EaTars.
FnO r. 8 "A LE.


, Lots on South Chnpllnc, Eofr and Jacob streets,
House u Is roGmj, .,jC Woods strsct; good
condltl0n, sa.0D,
ln4ueSt house on Market street
!. Bh.iheN house on corner TWopty.Sllth and
ChRp!ine srtctL
G0c hal lot on T'wcntr.nlnth street. $500.
ThlTlrHx aGroi HdjOniny Elm Grove. che ~
Biilding sIto for dwelling OH Twonty.cIshta
cheap. I'm ~ ~
llouso OF seven rot,q st3l foT street, so,Sol
House OF eight rooms, brlcH, JAcub STREET b..
tween Fllteenth aud Sixteenth streets.
House, o. eight rooms, brick, OIL Market street,
Centre Whcellng. 49,
= !lSpse oieSht rooms, brick, 23oj jacob street.
each. ' ~
iISrHa q ilyS rooms with 10. c5xlo, feet on
llou.e o! ncyGn rooai on North Market s.rsl..
ut bargain. 6,sl, ms
i, IISa, s, q e, ara rooms on jacob stroas, Filth
Island. 49, {.
Gnllashers addition, PrlcN SOD to 500 each. II
Corner half'lot, OH McC0lIoch aud Belmont
streets. a ugE I'M
ono OF tho bcn misunderstanding site, Ia tho
city, fronting on two rnilroaiL lfH
Choice lots IN Glondnle
addition, 1Gi
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gun tho erection OF, residence on Il lot
purchased 4. Il 10. sale last Scntenbcr.
1t Is located in Il beautiful spot near the
camp grounds.
J.R llawley, Of Wheeling, was hero
yesterday attondin 10 some matters be.
fore the circuit court, inwhich he was
Interested.
CA. Weaver, president OF tho Mi.
pins& Manufacturing company,is in.
disposed.
MARSHALL county has two Elkins clubs.
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Ono MN Fatally Hurt.

NEW York, Feb. 1S.-A train on tho
Morris u Essex RAILROAD dashed into n
broad street horse car containing sew
eral passengers at tho Broad street
crossing in Newark last night. John
iGsaliiHEan,, tho driver, was probably
I1ally injured. A number of passen-
Sers disappeared Immediately after the
::ncioent, and the nature OF their in
!uFlcs could not DO learned.
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;, DUBUQUE, Iowa, Feb. .1s.-John f.
n !, printer employed in the
tFra'a Office, committed suicide this
morning by shooting himself in tho
" "r;. Ito has boon suffering from Ia
Tn'ppo and became very melancholy.
AZ leaves wife and three children.
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FOR SAI,E..


II yem want pleasant homo on the Island.
bath room, laundry aud all modern cou.
venicncos or an cIgit.roomcd brick house. on
Mnrkct street. near the business centre OF tho
city. We also have building lots In all parts OF
the city. ~. 81 \
Store room and business and dwelling, Mt
blaine, Ohio. foot OF ST. ClalrSvllle hill Whole
business for 5000 Lot Y acre. in fruit. T.
Brick row. 223s, 22i1. 22i. and 22iL A 10 per
cent Investment. -tat
New siS-roomcd house on North Eric street,
high end dry, for 1880 81 q
Threoroomed house, No. 25 South Huron
street, lot3sxl2O, room enough for another house.
Sl,7O0. =.
:, New iour-roomcd house, 27l5 3Ioystcn street,
The six-roomed frame house. with most do.
sirablc corner lot northeast corner OF Eor and
Twcnty-iith streets ur
new six.roomcd house on McColloch street,
East, Wheeling. $50 cast and tho balance in
small payments. :;
New double house. seven rooms, each side
hnrd wood finish. all modern improvements:
VII! pay ~ per cent rs investment.
BUILDING LOTS.
On Fourteenth. Fifteenth and McColloch
Streets East Wheeling.
On South Front street.
On North York street. river lot.
Corner North York and Cromwell streets; nico
location. -
Lots in Gilchrst addition from s225 10 $50, and
these aro good lots. on high ground.
On Wabash street, IN old Fair Grounds
On Sotlh Penn street.
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r, HERE is nothing like DR.. Thomas
li "rss' Oil TO quickly cure u cold ORE
JJs'S 31,oarseness. Written by Mrs. NJ.
Siic[he Fellows, Burr Oak, ST. Joseph Co.,
a"a S'9s DIV
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W SS3SnLEsv!LLE, IND, Feb. lS.-Jamcs
n J,"Iker, q noted counterieiter has been
n ma in Jail here by United States
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NESBlTT g. DEVlNE,
1893 Market Street. icis
FOR R-ENJI1.

No. 1000 Chnplnc street. Ten rooms.
No. 80 Dlnin street. eight rooms.
No. 2rs Coal street. three rooms.
No, ll2l Alley II. six rooms. AK ~
40. ~ Thlrty'Scvcnlh street. throo rooms.
no, l23 Thirty.thlrd street. five rooms. Il.
i No. 2DS Eotr street, six rooms.
No. WC2 Main street. eleven rooms.
No. u New Jersey street. six rooms. tJl
, No. d South York street, five rooms
NO. 1901 Nlein street. store room.
NOS Tenth street. store room.
No. 0 Tenth street, store room. -E
No u Min street, five rooms
No. 31l2 Jacob street. two.story brick.
floor. N y = : =.
No. 1911 Market street. Office room.
No. 10 Seventeenth street, eight rooms
NO, 2lSg Main street, store room and dwelling
: No. 10 Ohio street, twelve rooms.
FOR SELE.-
Houses and lots in all parts OF tho city.
Stocks bought and sold
IINEIlART s. TATUM,
1917 1914 Market Street
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TO IET

BUSINESS PROPERTY.
Business house, 1861 Market street : ~ X. VI
store room at 1913 Main street! 1,.Sj
Modern ninc-rooned house, with bath. 'lnun.
dry rooms, etc, corner South Front and Fink
streets. ~
,Six:roomcd dwelling North Eric street; suta.
eblc for two families - !.
Seyen'roomcd house. SIS South York street.
Once rooms. second floor. 1913 Maiu street
pike. - - = B
Thrcc.roomed house. 1O6 Virginia STREET
Fivc'roomed house, 10 South Broadway.
SiX'roomcd house on South Elm street.
six-rooncd house, 2O6 North York street.
G. 0. SMITH,
fell 1920 Market Street.
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AAseuE BALL at Turner hall tonight.