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CAPITAL CITY REBEKAH ..
~ Li1odyge, No. lG0, l. O. Q. F.
SPECIAL meeting at odd Fellows
Hail THIS (Moadayl EVENING,
iit $50 oclock. 10 arrange the fIncral of our
deceased sister, OTHA HAFER. By order
II SARAH HERTZEI " O.
4 JOINT MEETING OF CALIFoRNIA
= ana Unity Lodges, X. of H. viii be held
at their hall THIS lMondav) EVENING nj
o'clccH, sharp, to receive the Grand 0aIcers.
~ h. oI d. Members and their friends are
kindly requested TO atteld- By order
II. G. MALLACi1, Dictator.
JOS. DAvY, Reporter. liz
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BArTERY R-PIsToI. AT 20 YARps.

In pool shooting ". BirdsaII made II,
Lieut.. 5. Kay Y, +. Schadt A and Corp.
z. Carpenter 10.
w Birdsall shot q score Of 80 rounds
for a record. making 236 out of a possible
$50, follows: 4 4, 5, 4, 5, 5, f. ), 5, 1. ., .,
). s. ), D, D, 4, 4, s. ), 5, 5, 5, > 5, 5, 4. s.
., ), = s. s. ., 5, 3, s. 5, 5, 3, 4, f. o. 3, 4, ., ..
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(fERAANIA BUILDING AND LOAN As
" sociatIon.-Ihe monthly inStallInetts ana
interest are due and Daya5Ie TC,-oNY Si1i
cay, FEBRUARY 15!h, at the Office of t6e See.
lelaly, lol Fourth street, from 10 a. ". to 3
p NJ, and III the evening from : TO y.
l.. NEUBOURG. President.
II. j. GOETHE Secretary 1t*
MO. 1o2 WON THETOP BTrGCfY AT,rtTE,
~ raiI1e saturday evening. II
[KTALL PAPER RENEWED For TWO
~ cents square yard; everything far
nlsaed Ceilings decorated, cheap; nice work.
its GslIInates free. Address {. ROSS, postoihce
HoA go feU-1ns
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ADJUSTMENTS

At the Metropolitan Theater this even
ing Hoyt's most pretentious comedy
drama, "a Texas Steer" will be played,
with Flora Walsh, great fayorite here,
III the leading character. Tim Murphy,
also, who was leader on The male side
when the comedy was given here year
ago, IS still the Brander Of the cast. The
play IS sharp satire upon political
methods and official life at Washington.
OF course it is overdrawn, greatly over
colored, and probably the versatile author
would not wish anyone to think that he
holds life in Washington to be so bad as
he depicts it. But his endeavor is to
strongly bring oat the lives OF grotesque
characters, and TO make the point that to
the ordinary man the game Of politics is
not worth the candle. When given here
before the piece was a great success, and
the troupe is said TO be stronger now, if
anything, than when ii first appeared
here.
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Napoleon is credited with having said:
Men grow old quickly on the field of
battle'
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I9OR SALE-A FINE RANCH OF 1eo
i acres. containing 400 trees and Is acres
OF vines; u house and furniture, outbuildings
and farming implements; near Lotus, Ell Do
RADIO County. Address a. III. PECK, Alameda
Cal
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I5OR SALE-LOTS 40 OR Sox16o FEET
II north side of street, between Twentieth
w. Z. CHAMBERLAIN, ILLS NJ street.
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BEECHA1l's PILLS sell well beca,,se thew
cure.
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T OST--LIVE,R-COLORE ENGLISH SET
II ter dog. Answers 10 name of ..s,nori ;,
heturn TO THGS. BALL, Washington. olo
county. and be rewarded lt*
/ OSl - SMALL ALLIGATOR-LEATf TER
~ purse containing 81 > and two small l1oys
y iDeIal reward viii be gwen the ina nv
returning TO WILLIS DRUG STORE, gig !
stleet. f1,,5,"t
| OSI- " EDNESDAY EVENING. FEBEIT-
!! airy 1Oth. Portion of y. .. q. " eInDleip
corner Fourth and K, ana obtain suitable ~,
""N' fe12-3t*
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AT THE BUTTS.

Rife Scores Made Yesterday at the
2OO-Yard Range.
The pleasant weather yesterday at
tracted good attendance of military rifle
experts at the American River ranges.
The scores made were as follows:
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BATTERY Els SCORES.
: SnrinrfiaId rifin C0O wards.
Following is the result of the shootin

Al. Plant (Staff) ...45 A.Ackerman (R C).-43
j. l.. Hughes tE)..-.44 Nm. Mott tGJ ..........42 2
). w. Guthrie (Col.)~44 J. Meyers II C)~.....40
A. Stearns (G)....-..-..43
Lieutenant Plant wins the second time.
t. 3. Hall Co, j. u. Hughes (E), w.
Palm (E), and a. Stearns 90 have each
won once.
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At the parlors of the Clunie Opera
house Domingo, the Albino baby. and
his Indian parents drew large numbers
of visitors Saturday. The child will be
exhibited in the same place to-day from
10 to noon and from TO > p. VI. Several
prominent physicians examined the
child Saturday and pronounced it a re-
markable example of a very rare one of
the genuine Albino.
The "Willlinson's Widows company
had not so large an audience at the Metro
politan Saturday night, but one that was
as thoroughly well pleased as was that Of
Friday night.
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I7oR sALE-oNE OF THE FINEST AND
largest saloons in the city; extra family
entrance; best location; stock and lease In
Culre at this Office.
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YE1HE PROPRIETOR OF THE WELL
i known General Merchandise store con-
tanning the Postofice, Wells Fargo K Co.'s
Express Once, ETC., situated in Elk Grove
Sacramento County, CAL, is desirous of retir,
ing from active business ON account of i'll
health. Henow offers for sale the entire stock
OF general merchandise contained in the
building at a liberal discount from cost prices
Also Will lease the building Tor a term OF
liberal terms. For further particulars inquire
on the premises. fe5-tf
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AT the Clunie Opera House, Saturday
afternoon, there was an immense crowd
to see Little Lord Fauntleroy'' played
for the last time. 1t was so crowded that
many could not obtain seats, and fully a
hundred were turned from the doors who
desired places III the lower sections.
Last night Among the Pines was given
for the last time. Miss Woodthorpe is
very effective in the play. and sings and
dances charningly, as we'll as enacts the
role Of the courageous frontier girl with
yigor and with intelligent judgment.
Tonight she Will appear as Marie. the
blind glrI in the thrilling melodrama,
"fhe Two Orphans" Miss Carol Grouse
who has just joined Mr.. Norton's COM
pany, VIII be the Henriette of the play,
and Mr.. Cooper the Pierre, really the
best and most difficult character in the
piece. Mr.. Craig will personate jacques,
Miss Carman, the Countess; Mrs. Bishop,
La Fochard; Mr.. DeLano. Picard: CIar-
ence Ferguson, (the new stage manager,
the Count; Mr.. Magrath, La Fleur; and
Mr.. Benrimo, the Doctor.
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EOR RSALE-LARGE HORSE. PERFECTLY
j. gentle; lady can drive. MEAT MARKE Ell
l1O4 NJ street 700 e4S
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Manager Henry announces that at the
Metropolitan Theater on Wednesday and
Thursday evenings next the well-known
Irish comedian, Bobby Gaylor, will APP
pear in the farcical creation, sport Nc
Allister, one of the 400.' The company
comes under the direction of William A.
Brady. In the troupe is George Parker.
danseuse; Bessie Gilbert, a cornetist;
the Olympia quartet; Charles W. Young
and j. Z. Carroll, fine character actors
The piece met with great success in san
Francisco. 1t is pronounced Immensely
funny" by the San Francisco press. The
San Francisco Chronicle said recently of
the farce: ''The show was throughout
warmly received. Gaylor himself is
bright and humorous, one of the best of
his kind in entertainment. He has the
principal part in the play, of course, and
the audience seemed to think there could
not be too much of him. The other peo-
pie had all something TO do that was more
or less clever in its way. George Parker
is well known here. The quartet is
good. A young lady plays the cornet
very well, and ''Spcrt McAIlister' gives
a good evenings fun. The box office
opens for reservation of seats tomorrow
morning.
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Go dFt OF 3aent.

FNO LET-NEW FINE-RooM COTTAGE.
L modern improvements; lot 4oxl6O &42i
! street. te1o.1ofr
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NOTICE TO FARMERS BEFORE RE-
N moving the slightly damaged hard
ware stock of Baker q Hamilton 10 San Iran
cisco, only for one month YOU can have axes
rope, FORKS, shovels and SO on at very low ho-
ures, at 212-216 * street. LEO ZAGAT. sac
ramento. feq,o,r
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Inr ale.

TOR SALE-A STYLISH SORREIi CAR
il riage team; VIII drive single or double:
very gentle; 10 hands high; perfectly sound
Apply at 81 S Tenth street te1 II w
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-10-24
Am

At the New Academy of Music this
evening a scenic production of "Under-
ground. "a comedy-drama by Daniel l..
Hart will be given. l. presents a number
OF thrilling sceues. among which are the
cays-inf of d nllDr aud Il strlkr. The cast
II said to be go,Ht aud Is assisted by The
Vendurne Quarteite.
Tue naui ical m~lo-drama, Held in
Slavery will hold the boards this week
at the New Opera House. The programme
contains anutiDer of new features and
i~ntroduces Miss Drew, the highest kicker
in the void.
Dave Mccarthy. the popnl,r author
and actor will begin Il weeks stay ut
Rnss's Hoboken Theatre tonight. He
will present ''The Rambler from Clare
tonight aud toim rrnw; on "Wednesday
and Thursday. the f~ayorite ''True Irish
Hear; 81 and on Friday and Saturday
.tphe Dear Irish B ~" The usual matt
nees will he given. S. erial scenery ii
used for each of he three days.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-10-24
FUNDS FOR THE cHILDRENs HOME.
The Management Issues It's Annual APP
peal-1he Treasury Low.

The Management Issues It's Annual APP
p~eal-1he Treasury Low.
In The JERSEY CITY NEWS or Friday
last the objects and needs Of the Chill
dren's Home on Glenwood avenue were
told ut length. This morning the workers
Tor this Home AVE sent out their annual
appeal to over a Thousand families asking
for their help and encouragement to con-
tinue one OF the most deserving charities
in Jersey City. Contributions are earnest
~ solicited aud may be sent TO the Treas
urer, Cashier George W. Conklin. at the
First National Bank, JERSEY City.
The pub ic appe /. which is in the form
OF a circular, states that 'the annual gifts
of 1892 were for Il variety of reasons
net nearly as many as usual; hence after
getting clean out Of debt not only, but a
little ahead IN. 1891. the Home. much to
the chagrin OF the management. had
again IN 1899 to borrow $1,000. Today the
treasury is entirely empty. and This $1,000
note Is to be met.
For regular expenses the Home needs
81, 500 per annum This yearit will need,
to pay expenses and pay the note, S., 500.
We appeal TO you. the citizens of Jersey
City. only once each year. aud always at
this. the fall season. Tue Home is d Jer-
sey City Orphan Asylum, and the only
Que OF its Kind in Hudson county. II ~
small-lt cares only for some As or sc
orphans, at an expense of about 500 er
annum each child, which sum provide
food, shelter, clothing. instruction.. and
the surroundings of comfortable home.
Funds are needed now, for, as above
stated, we are without even $50. and the
Home rams at an expense of about $40C
monthly, VITA, as above stated, the 81, O0C
note this season also to provide for. You
have not been asked since last October,
one year ago. and outside of you. the citi.
zens of Jersey City, we have nowhere else
to appeal"
The management then thai
they are unwilling to 20 any further into
debt, and that. il the response is no
liberal, the Home, which for nearly thirty
years has done such noble WORK for the
orphans OF Jersey City, will have to close
its doors.
The officers of the Home are President
john A. Walker; First Vice President
George Z. Perkins; Second Vice Presi
dent, Henry e. Niese. Secretary, John H
Carnes; Treasurer, George w. Conklin
Trustees, Francis Jenkins. Charles G
Stlmets, Elijah S. Cowles, George Miller
James r. Turner. Edward Z. G. Young
d MEL Tofey, William HI. Turner
Charles D. RiGgeway. Edmund w
kingsland. Jr., Washington Belt.
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JOHN A. MCGRATH,
Counsel.
Dated, October !, 1892

To Gertrude DIFFERING, adam W. Dieterinq:
Take notice that the subscribers, Commission
ers appointed under Chapter CCLXXIV. of the
Laws of lees for New Jersey, and the supple
mentS thereto, to examine aud appraise the
land, real estate and other property, to be taken
for the laying out and opening of said road, and
the damage TO be done 10 the owner or owners
thereof, by takir q the same and 10 do and per-
form such other duties as may be required by
said acts for that portion of said road, known
as section number five, which lies between the
centre line of Newark avenue, Jersey City, and
the centre line of Hugh Point avenue in the
Town of Vest Hoboken, will meet on
MONIAY, THE FOURI EENTH DAY OF
NOVEMBER NEXT.
at two o'clock, the afternoon, at the Savings
Bank Building. corner Newark and Washington
streets, in the City of Hoboken. N. j., then and
there 10 examine and appraise the lands, real
estate and other p operty hereinafter described
of which you re the owner, orin which you are
interested and which is to be taken for said
road:-An that plot OF land in jersey City. Hud-
son County, New Jersey, which, on a map Of
said New P ahlic Road, made by Edlow w. Har-
rIson, Chief Engineer, on file in the office of the
Clerk of Chosen Freeholders of said county Ca
copy whereof is also on file in Hudson County
Registers office) Is known as part of lot nrm-
bered Twenty-Five C2g) in block numbered 1889
SAG. b Juaded as Enthusiastically by land
now or late of Charles Moran, nine () feat more
or less, southerly By land now or late of John B.
Richmond, eight () feet more or less, easterly
by the easterly SHE Of the New Public Road
eight 60 feet more orless.
Also any rights of the parties hereby notified
to lands in the streets in front of the lands here
in described.
And the damage to be done 10 the owner or
owners thereof by taking the same. and then
and there 10 execute our duties under said p-
JAMES F. cRANDALL,
WILLIAM LET'S,
GAkRET FINK,
Commissioners Section No. 5,
lQHN A - MCliE NIL
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-10-24
PUBLIC LIBRARY CIRCULATION.

The record of circulation of books for
home reauing for the week ending Octo-
Der % was as follows:-General works, O;
philosophy, 20; religion, 80; sociology, So;
philoIogy. l; natural sciences, 81; useful
arts, SO; fine arts, 81; literature, 1854; fc-
tiou. $3.50; juvenile fiction. 1,464: history.
104; biography, rs; travels. 1913. Total.
GILT.
through the delivery stations, 8. 1889. Mum.
Der of borrowers registered during the
week, 62.
TOTAL number of registered borrowers,
13, 924.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-10-24
Notice.
Section 5.
Block No. ss7s.

IN THE NATTER OF Notice.
THE LAlING OUT.
THE NEW PUBLIC
ROAD OF THE Block No. 9e7s.
TO Edpard Fan Volken6urgh. Thomas s. Fan
Hotkenburgh and Philip Pan Volkenburgh,
Trustees, Ed card Pan Voiken6urgh,
Thomas S. Pan VotsemburGh and PaitiD Tan
Yotkenburgh, Trustees for. Emma Rapallo.
dun Van Volk- nburgh, 70 dor, Eda1ard Yam
VoLken6uYgh and Entag Pan Voikenburgh his
toife, Thomas $. Pan VolkenbargA and hary
+. an VotkenburQh, his Uife, Philip Tan
H~olkemburgh, Emma RapaAo and EdWard 81
RGudUo, her husband, Ann $. Pan Voiksat.
buryh, Ed card Pan Volken6urgh. Thomas s
Fan Votkenburgh and Philip Pan 70 ken
burgh, Executors of Ihltp Vda Voiken6urqA
deceased:
Take notice that the sub scribers, Commission
ers appointed under Chapter CCLXXIV. of the
Laws of 1883 for New Jersey, and the supple.
ments thereto, to examine and appraise the
land, real estate and other property, to be taken
for the laying out aud opening CT said road, and
lhe damage 10 be done to the owner Or owners
thereof, by taking the s me and to do and per-
form such other duties as may be reQuii ed by
said acts for that portion of said road, known as
section number five, which lies between the
the centre line of High Point avenue in the
Town of West Hoboken, will meet on
MONDAY, TIE FOURTEENTH A OF NO
VEMBER NEXT,
ct two O'Clock. the afternoon at the Savings
B-nk Building, corner Newark and Washington
st eets, III the City of Hoboken, II. j., then and
there to examine and appralse the lands, real
estate and other property hereinafter described.
OF which you are the owner, or in which you are
interested, and which is to be taken for said
road: All that plot of land in Township of North
Bergen, Hudson County, New Jersey, which, on
a map OF said New Public Road, made by Edlow
W. Harr son, Chief Engineer, on file in the
Office OF the Clerk of Chosen Freeholders of said
county "a copy whereof is also on file in Hudson
County Registers ofiee) is known as part OF lot
numbered thirty-ive C35) and thirty-eight C36)
to forty-two (42), both inclusive, in block mum
bered 22T2, bounded as follows: First parcel lot
3j-Northerly by De Mott street twenty (2u)
feet; southerly by land now or late of John Nc
Carthy, twenty (2O feet; easterly by Durham
avenue twenty-five (a5) feet; weste ly by the
westerly side of the New Public Road twenty.
five (e51 feet. Second parcel lots 3S to AZ:
Bounded-Northerly by land now or late of Elk
ecutors, &C., of Christian Koegel twenty (2J)
feet; southeriy by Hoboken st eea twenty t2O)
feet; eas,er!y by Durham avenue Que hundred
We terry side of the New Public Road one hun
dred and twenty-five Q25) feet.
Also any rights of the parties hereby notified
to lands in the streets in front of the lands
herein described.
And the damage to be done to the owner or
owners thereof by taking the same. and then
and there to execute our duties under said APP
pointment.
JAMES F. CRANDALL,
WILLIAM LET'S,
GARRETT FINK,
Commissioners, Section No. 5,
JOHN A. McGRATH,
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-10-24

10 WI lam p, Robinson.
Take notice that the subscribers, Commissi on
es appointed under Chapter CCLXXIV. of the
Laws of 1888 for New Jersey, and the supple
mentstaereto, to examine and appraise the Iand.
real estate and other property, to be taken for
the laying out and opening OF said roaA, and the
damage TO be done to the oNner or owners
thereof, by taking the same and TO do and per-
form such other duties as may be required by
SAID acts for that poi tion of SAID road, known as
section number five, which les between the
centre line OF Newark avenue, Jersey City, and
the centre line of High Point avenue ia the Town
of West Hoboken, will meet on
MONDAY, THE FOURTEENTH DAY OF NO
VEMBER
next, at two O'Clock, the afternoon, at the Saw
ings Bank Building, corner Newark nd Washing
ton stleeis,i in the City of HoboSen, Nj. then and
there to examine and appraise the lands, real
estate and uthsr property hereinafter described,
or which you are the owner, or in which you are
interested and which is to be taken for said
road:-All that plot of land in Jersey City, Hud-
son County. New Jersey, which, on q map Of
said New Public Road, made by Edlow W. Har-
rison, Chief Eng neer, on file in the Office of the
Clerk Of Chosen Freeholders of said county Ca
copy whereof is also on file in Hudson County
Registers otnce) is known as part of lot num-
bered four "a in block numbered 140J-s97,
bounded a. follows: -Northerly by land now or
late of Henry H. Lawrence twenty COD feet
more or less; southealy by land now or late Of
Henry d. Lawrence twenty (20) feet more or
Public Road twenty three (23) feet more or less;
westerly by Durham avenue twenty-three (SS5
feet more or less.
Also any rights of the parties hereby notified
to lands in the streets in front of the lands mere
in described.
And the damage to be. done to the owner or
owners thereof by taking the same, and then
and there to execute our duties under SAID ap-
JAMES F. CRANDALL
WILLIAM LET'S,
GARRET FINK,
Commissioner Section No, s
JOHN A. mCGRATH -
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-10-24

IN THE MATTER OF Notice.
THE LAYING OUT, sao+,on
OPENING, ETC, OF section
THE NEW PUBLIC Block No. 5ss-5es16.
III OF H III Case No. 1888 A.
son, 1881 D.
TO Mary :; Siqler end Hiram Sigler, her hws-
band, City BankA0f Brookiyll-
Take notice that the subscribers, Commission
es appointed under Chapter CCLXXIV of the
Laws of 1898 for New Jersey, and the supple
ments thereto. to examine and appraise the
land, real estate and other property, to be taken
for the laying out and opening of said road, aud
the damage to be done to the owner or owners
thereof, by taking the same and to do and per-
form such other duties as may be required by
said acts for that portion said road, known as
section number three, which lies between the
centre line of Morton place, and the centre line
Of PINS M0ntgom ngE street, Jersey City, win meet n on
VEMBER NEXT
at two o'clock. the afternoon, at the ChanceI =
lor's Chambers No.. 1 Exchange place, Jersey
City. then and there to examine and appraise
the lands, real estate and other property herein
after described, of which you are the owner, or
in which you are interested and which Is to be-
taken for said road:-An that plot of land in
Jersey City, New Jersey, which, on q map Of
said New Public Road, made by Edlow w. Har-
rison, Chief Engineer, on file In the office of the
Clerk of Chosen Freeholders of said county Ia
copy whereof is also on file in Hudson County
Registers officel is known rs part of lot num-
bersd one % In block numbered 597-5sS<
o0unoeu as by OXFORD ave-
niue Seventy-eight hundredths (.fS feet,
Easterly by lot nu nbered thirty-one CD three
and seven hundredths 6 OF feet and westerly
by the westerly side of the New Public Road
three and eight hundredths 6 .00 feet.
Also any rights of the parties hereby notified
to lands in the streets infronJ OF the lands here
in described.
And the damage to be done to the owner or
owners thereof by taking the same, and then
and there to execute our duties under said ap-
pointment.
JOHN HEADDEN, ST.,
GARWOOD FERRIS
JOHN J. VOORHEES,,
Commissioners, Section No. =
InuN 1 MnGnAnu
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-10-24

publicsn flag ra sing at Trenton junction
Saturday afternoon. went 10 iii+ tome,
near Nil nrlh. aud died suddenly OF
heart failure. He WIS a membei OF the
New Jersey Legislature. aud took an
active part IN MI pubic matters. He
was IN his eighty-secoud year.