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The St. Johns herald., 1900-07-28

Action brought in the District Court of the Fourth Judicial District. in and for the County of Apache, Territory of Arizona.
The St. Johns herald., 1900-07-28
SUMMONS.

(Fi:st Pub. June 3). 19oo:)
 SUMMONS.
 In the District Court of the Fourth Ju- dIciaI District. Territory of Arizona, | County of Apache. P. E. Slaughter,
 1s. 1E!a'"''H'- summons No. 4s4 Annie Slaughter,
 1 Defendant.
 Action brought in the District Court of the Fourth Judicial District, in and for the County of Apache, Territory of Arizona.
 ! Territory of ArIzona Sends Greeting to Annie Slaughter.
 You are hereby summoned and re-. quired 10 appear in an action brought against yOn by the above named plain tiff in the District Court of the Fourth Judicial District, in and for the County of Apache, in the Territory Of ArIzona, and answer the complaint filed with [ the Clerk of this Court. at St. Johns. in sad County within len days (exclu- sive of the day of service( after the service upon you of this Summons, if served in this county; but if serI ed out of the County. and within this District, then within twenty days; in all other cases thirty days.
 And you are hereby notified. that if yon tail to appear and answer the com. plant. as above required, the pIainiif wilt take judgment by default against You, and will apply to the Court for the relief demanded in plaintiffs com plaint herein. and costs and disburse- ments in this behalf expended.
 Given unaer my hand and the seal of said District Court. this 24th day of July A. D. 1900. John T. Hogue, Clerk N/AIf:ed Ruiz Atty. for Pl'ntf First Pub. July 2S. 1900.
The St. Johns herald., 1900-07-28

In the District Court of the Fourth Ju- dlcial District. Territory of Arizona,
 County of Apache.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-06-09

the nominee for County Treasurer of
the powerful Opposition party in Cook
County. the Republicans east around to
find brewer to nominate against him.
They figured that no one but u brewer
could beat Hesing. so they nominated
Louis &. Huck. Il brewer. and elected
him. too. He beat Mr.. uesing TO "a
Staud.still.
And in 1879. when the Democrats
nominated the senior Carter II. Harri.
son for Mayor for the first time. they
east about for brewer to run on the
ticket with him for City Treasurer.
They found him in Mr.. william &.
Selpp and elected him. too. Mr.. Seipp
ran ahead of his ticket at that.
In 1s>i. Mr.. Rudolph Brand. the
brewer. was elected City Treasurer ON
the ticket with Mr.. Harrison.
In 1ss2 Mr.. Seipp. the brewer. was
elected County Treasurer.
Iu 1889 Mr.. Roesing, n brewer, was
elected City Treasurer.
In 1857 the Republicans elected Mr..
rlautz. brewer. City Treasurer.
In 1897 the Democrats elected Mr..
Iiummcl. brewer. City Treasurer.
In 1899 the Democrats elected Mr..
Ortscifen. "A brewer. City Treasurer.
Does that look as II brewers were
weak with the peopleY
Not much.
50 far from being weak with the
people" the brewers are the leading
citizens in every country town where
there is n brewery.
Fifty.two Illinois cities and towns
have had brewers for Mayors since
1880.
Is that sign Of unpopularity
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-06-09

thusasm and confidence. II meant
ical of Adam Ortscifcn--nancly. the
soul of honor and the glory of sound
business principles without fear or
favor.
Mr.. Ortseifen was born Mt Nionta-
bauer. Germany. in 1854. came to
America at an early age. settling In
Chicago In 1873. For some time en-
gagged In the painting and decorating
business. later on became connected
with the old Downer \ Bcmis Brewing
Company, now the McAvoy Brewing
Company. where by steady attention to
business. he has climbed the ladder of
success. and Is now. and for eight years
past. vice president and general man
ager of the company. He il connected
with all leading clubs and fraternal
societies of the city. secretary of the
Chicago AMI Milwaukee Brewers AS.
soclation. ex-speaker of the South Side
Turngemeindc, and Is also a prominent
member of many singing and literary
societies.
The last city campaign was his first
introduction to Chicago politics. and he
only accepted the nomination for treas.
urer In Difference to the request of his
many friends throughout the city. who
Insisted upon his taking the unanimous
nomination Of his party. rs they con.
sidcred him one of the most prominent
representatives of the German Amcri.
can people In the city. The election
returns demonstrated the wisdom of
the selection.
Happily married. with an interesting
family. he resides at 5ii East 10Th
street. and Is noted throughout the
South Division. at least. for the liberal
hand that Is open to the various charit-
able and educational organizations of
the city. His high business standing
and strict sense Of duty warrants the
belief that he will DE an ideal Governor.
and his thousands OF friends through.
ont the city have supreme faith that his
administration of the office will be one
Of the best in Illinois history.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-06-09

nate Jones, Smyth. Wentcr and Kelly
as Drainage Trustees
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The name Of Hon. Henry Stuckart
will greatly strengthen the Democratic
county ticket.
Hon. Miles J. Devine is strongly back.
cd for states Attorney.
Hon. Jeremiah Il. O'COnnell IL in the
lead for one Of the Superior Court
Judgeship nominations. He Is an able
lawyer.
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Communications have been sent out
by superintendent Dolerty of the street
department to every member of the
City Council. inclosing specifications
for all kinds of pavement and the lists
of streets being paved in each ward.
Aldermen nre asked to watch for viola.
tions of contracts or specifications.
Hon. Charles Deere. the wealthy plow
manufacturer of Moline. IL talked of
for National Committeeman by Rcpub.
leans. but many of his hest friends
urge him to become u candidate for
United States senator from Illinois to
succeed Dom Shelby Cullom.
~l6A
Gustavus !. Tatge. of the Thirtictll
Ward. is getting u boom for the FRO
bate Judgcship nomination. He il of
the firm of Pinckncy n Tatgc. probate
lawyers.
South side Democrats. Il is under
stood. are urging Jacob Richards to he
come u candidate for member of the
Board of Assessors. He was n gold
Democrat In 1896 and some of the sil.
vcrltcs oppose him. but according to
Robert T.. Burke that prejudice no
longer weighs with the organization.
There is no more popular man In the
In Sale street insurance world than
Mr.. VIII II. Ebheit. of the solid old In
surance firm of Munger. Ebbert Il Co.
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The old complaint IL heard again that
County Treasurer Raymond Ii holding
back money that should he turned over
as soon ns collected to the disbnrsing
,ynvn,.niu,v hs.lt,s 'rkts tt,,,. IL 4, tI,o
sanitary District that is crampcd for
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-06-09
OPINIONS OF LEADING GERMANS.
Adam Ort.eifen', Candidacy Finds Fa.
vor with Them All.

vor with Them All.
William e.. Selpp-There Is no better
man In IllInoi. than Adam Ortseifen.
Charles II. Wacker-Ortseifcn would
make splendid Governor.
Rudolph Brand-Adam Ortseifen Is
clean. upright and able. He would
make great Governor.
Jacob Rehm--It would be hard 10
beat Ortse!fen He Is very popular.
William Bollenweck-I am Repub'
llcan. but | must admit that Ortselfcn
il Il strong man.
Edward Foreman Ortselfen can win.
Joseph Theurer--No more capable or
more popular man can be found in the
state Of llllnol, than Adam Ortseifcn.
am for him for Governor.
Theodore Oehne-Adam Ortseifen
will he our next Governor II nominated
lie is an able ana popular man.
Charles Ioe,chell-Adam Ortselfcn
il splendid man and would make n
great Governor.
William Legner-Adam Ortseifcn Is
my choice FOR Governor He Is all
right.
John G. Schubert-No better man
could be named.
Frank y. Brandecker-He is my
choice.
\. NJ. Blumenthal-One of the best
men In the state.
William \. Hett!ch-Mr. Ortscifen
would make an IDEAL Governor.
Matthias Bennrr--IIe Is strong and
popular,
Julius Schiller-No stronger man
could he named,
Adolf Schoeu!G,rr-He win make
great run.
Adolf GcOT- -OrtSeifrn Is very popu-
lar and will run ahead Of his ticket,
Fritz Gorrz--Adam Ortselfcn will be
our next Governor,
Julius GOldzirr--He Is the choice OF
Chicago. He will win.
Jacob MOhr-He VIII run ahead Of his
ticket. He Is all right.
John :. Neumelster-They cannot
beat Adam Ortsclfrn for Goyernoy Of
Illinois. He i popular with the Ger
mans and popular with everybody.
Charles ID. Gastfeld-lt would be
hard Ia finI a stronger man than Adam
Ortscifen In Cook County.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-06-09

that In less than three years he added
the distinction of being the Press AS
sociation correspondent at Dublin. and
because of his incisive. fearless pen on
behalf Of his country suffering months
Of imprisonment to be released only to
be rearrested within thirty days on
charge of scdition because. forsooth. Il
was for him considered trfason to he
licve his country of right had and ought
to he free. In New York and Chicago
he Is well known as u writer of great
force-and now at the bar less than
two years he has Enthusiastically shown
that his oratorical powers are of the
first rank To bc the successful counsel
In three murder eases during the last
year of his practice has been added to
by having been the master of perhaps
the most ingenious defense ever sue.
cessfully put forward at the bar in be-
half of Mrs. Powers, tried for the kill.
ing of her husband. Mr.. O'Keeffe has
u very large private practicc-including
one of the Eastern iron companies. and
some corporate business of Chicago.
MIR. Okccffe Is u member of several
clubs and associations. among which he
IN nowhere more welcome than among
his oldtime press friends. lie was
also with L. ID. Armour in a confiden.
tinl capacity for many years. lie is an
unqualified Democrat. Yet. perhaps.
there Is not man In Chicago who can
count more sterling friends among the
so.callcd political enemy. and everyone
accords him fidelity. generosity and
brains. He has a host of friends of all
crceds and nationalitics and Is to his
friends 'as true as steel lie Is mar.
ricd. his wife being the popular member
of the Board of Education-Nlrs. Isa-
belle &. O'Kceffc-and In their home ut
4S57 Michigan avenue Is the other
member of the family-1snbelle also. n
little CHEEKY girl just = years old. The
firm name Is Flanagan. O'Keeffe. Hunt
4 Litzinger. of the Ashland Block.
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Hon. Thomas Il. Milchrist would
prove a most worthy successor to Dom
Shelby Cullom In the United States
Senate.
~l6A
If the country towns have their way
about Il, Hon. Ross G. Hall. Of Oak
Park. will he the Democratic nominee
for Judge of the Probate Court.
~e0A
Hon. Alexander J. Jones Is one of
the brainicst and hardest working
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-06-09
ADAM ORTSEIFEN.

City Treasurer Of Chicago-Iiis Popn.
Iarity at the Polls Ju.tifies the Belief
that His Political Future Will itc a
Bri ght One,
Adam Ortse.frn, business man and
ideal citizen, has entered politics, and
at a single step advanced to the front
rank Of Chicago Democracy. lie de-
fested the most popular candidate on
the Republican ticket.
Mr. Ortselfen's nomination came 10
him unsolicited. He accepted the hon
or. His triumphant election followed.
For years he has enjoyed the respect OF
the business men Of Chicago. His Sc
lection as treasurer inspired their en-
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-06-09

publican candidate for Governor. stand
upon this question? Will he fill the
parks with party FOUNDERS and under.
strappcrs to satisfy certain politicians
or will he place them in charge of rep
,itable. responsible business men Of
Chicago, who have n genuine interest
In the parks? Judge Yates should de-
clare himself whether he believes the
parks are maintained for politicians or
the people who pay for tlrm.
Michael Il. Hunt, the bright young
lawyer. will be the Democratic minor
ity candidate In the Third District. and
he will make a splendid member of the
House.
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John +. Waters. foreman, and Patrick
Boyle. assistant foreman. in the water
pipe extension division. have been s,ls-
pended from duty by the city engineer
on the charge of irregular practices. aud
their trial has been set for June II by
the Civil Service Commission.
Two citizens. whose names and adj
dresses are kept secret at the instance
of the prosecution. accuse Waters and
Boyle of making advances which had
for their object the payment Of $3.50 as
"h,lsh money"
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The Democratic County Committee
on Tuesday adopted an amendment to
the constitution extending the terms of
| one committeeman from each ward to
December. 1901. so as TO Obviate the
necessity of clecting whole new com.
mittee this year. The election of ward
club officers was postponed till the
third saturday in July, so as to send
these elections over till after the state
aud National conventions.
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Edward Cohen. a South Chicago
clothing merchant. has withdra WI
from the fight for the Democratic
nomination for Representative In the
Third District. and has come out as a
candidate for County Recorder. Jacob
richards. formerly South Town As.
SCISSOR. has come out as candidate for
County Assessor. The Democratic
slatcmakers In u few days will begin
to search for candidates for County
Commissioners. They say they want
none but first-class. well.known bust
ness or professional men. They declare
they will make mp n gilt.edged ticket
which will be so superior to the I,cpub.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-06-09

funds while money belonging to 1t Is
In the hands of the County Treasurer.
1t took court proceedings once before to
compel Treasurer Raymond to yield up
AhsQds In his possession of which hc was
Enjoying the use. Perhaps the same
remedy would better be applied again.
- ~SA
Y Unless PRESIDENT Suldard of the
West Park Board moves back into the
Tenth Ward Gov. Tanner may ask for
his resignation. since he took up resi-
dencc NJ Borwyn, outside of the park
district, some Of the Tenth Ward poll
ticians have been after his scalp. The
Governors appointment of Charles q.
Iichtenbcrgcr and q. j. NOrlOn, In
place of Commissioners Fowler ana
Petersen, does not give satisfaction to
liertzvillc, because that section of the
city has been left without representa-
ton.
At least three special trains, com
posed of sleeping, observation, ana din
Ing cars, will carry the members of
Chicago Republican organizations to
the national convention at Philadel-
phia. The Marquette Club has planned
10 make the trip In fine style. The
members have been asked to attend a
German smoker ut the clubhouse and
discuss the arrangements. They will
stop at Niagara Falls, Buffalo ana At
lantic City, en- route to Philadelphia,
Washington, Detroit ana other points
coming home. The Hamilton Club will
travel in as luxurious style, going over
the Baltimore and Ohio Road by way
of Washington and Baltimore. This
organization will be accommodated by
Richard Yates ana others of the State
candidates.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-06-09

Are the parks the property of the
politicians, to be used to reward party
henchmcn, or do they belong to the
people? How does Richard Yates, Re
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-06-09

lican list Of County Commissioners that
the independent voters will vote the
Democratic ticket. They are talking
of Franklin MacVeagh, Joseph Don.
nersberger. Peter KiOlbassa. Frank y.
Peabody, Joseph Il. Junk, Charles G.
Breyer. John Farley ana such-like men.
1t Is proposed to make up list of
fifty well-knOwn Democrats who are
not actively interested In politics ana
send out Il committee to sound them,
ana from that list make up the Com
mlsslOners' ticket.
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Gustavus j. Tatge, Ross G. Hall,
John Il. McGoorty, James Maher, Ed
ward q. Brown and II. j. Wertheimer
are mentioned for the Democratic nom
ination for Judge of the Probate Court.
%SA
County Treasurer Samuel II. Ray
mond Is mentioned as good man for
Republicans to nominate for Vice Pres
idcnt of the United States. II they
want heavyweight sam will surely
MI the bill
%SA
John u. Grler the successor of Jos.
j.. DuntOn on the Lipcoln Park Board.
Is u member of the Chicago Board OF
Trade, ana formerly was connected
with the firm of Allen, Grler 4 Zeller.
He IL u member of the Chicago Club
ana divides his time between there ana
the Virginia Hotel. where he resides.
%6A
Anton Peterson was a good Park
Commissioner and Is an honest man.
West -Siders have built no bOnfires over
the appointment of his successor, one
Gabriel j. Nordcn. Many people Won
der where the Governor discovered
NOrden.
\SA
Charles Lichtenberger, who takes the
place of Frank II. Fowler on the West
Park Board, is a member Of the firm Of
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-06-09
UNJUST WAR TAXEs AN ISSUE.
Ortscifcn Will Get Thousands Of Extrn
Votes ON That Line Alone.

Ortscifcn VIII Get Thousands of Extru
Votes ON That Line Alone.
Representing as he does one of the
great Industries OF the State which
have suffered greatly from the exces-
slve war tax. Mr.. Ortseifcn will bring
IN issue into the campaign with him
which will cost the Republican party
thousands of votes.
The Republican platform Is silent
upon the subject of war taxes.
But the war taxes themselves are not
silent They are piling up mt such
rate that an unnecessary surplus of
SS0,OOO,UU has been created In the Fed
eral Treasury through them.
The war taxes are not only burden
to the brewing industry but to thou
sands of other Industries In the State.
Ortseifen's election would be re-
buke to unjust taxation. 90
R~ e
Frank Wenter, chairman of the Ort-
seifen steering committee, on Wednes-
day named the following Germans to
serve on that COMMITTEES: y
DR.. Barter. First ward; =. J.. EscheIi>
hcmer, Second ward: John Schlum-
brecht, Fifth ward; John q. Hoegcr,
Sixth ward; George Burggraf. Tenth
ward; \. W. Schroeder, Tenth ward;
II. :. Grosscr, Fourteenth ward; \. Il.
Roner, Twcnty-third ward; Peter HOl-
lenbach, Thirteenth ward; John Schnel-
Ter, Twenty.fourth ward; Bernhard ii.
Ileldc, Thlrticth ward: Charles Jock
isch, Thlrty-iirst ward; william ROdd.
man, Thirty.fourth ward: William
Klccman, Eighth ward: Charles 4.
Rucker, Twenty-fourth ward.
Hon. l.. i, O'keeffc. the able lawyer
and popular Democrat IL strongly
backed for the Democratic nomination
for states Attorney of Cook County.
Such old-time Democratic leaders AS
ex.Mayor John T.. Hopkins and ex-
West Town Assessor T. u. Ryan are
working hard to land Mr.. O'Keeife.
The name of l.. j. O'Kccffe Is not un-
known to Chicagoans nor in fact, out
side Of Chicago, for he has been jour
nalist almost from pole To pole; he
served as "A correspondent and special
writer as far apart as from Dublin to
Vancouver and Chicago 10 Stockholm.
Nor was his entry into the legal pro-
fesslon within "A few years his first step
in the law, for In his early days he had
the bar as his ideal. Born in Ireland
and with the honor Of first placeman
in the Queens University, he has the
distinction also Of being the honor man
OF arts, science and law of that insti-
tuition when under II years old. TO
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-06-09

Third Senatorial District Democrats
are united on Mr.. Michael T., Hunt for
the minority candidate TO the Illinois
Legislature.
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Twelfth Ward Democrats are back
ing Mr.. Michael w. Gleason for the
nomination for County Commissioner.
II. j. Switzcr Is talked of for President
of the County Board. Mr.. Swltzer Is
very popular.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-06-09

Charles Lichtenberger, who takes the
place of Frank II. Fowler on the West
Park Board, Is a member Of the firm of
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-06-09

The Phoenix Bridge Company are
located ut 81 The ROokery, They are
the leaders in the West In their line
of business.
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Mr.. Michael l.. Hunt, son OF lnspec-
tor of Police Nicholas Hunt Of Hyde
Park, will be the Democratic minority
candidate for the Legislature from the
Third Senatorial District
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members Of the Drainage Board. lie
Is also one of the brightest and most
popular Democrats In lllinoi, and the
West. Alex. j. Jones IL n coming man
In the Democratic party.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-06-09

The story from Washington that Illi-
nois Republican leaders there are re.
viving the talk of electing Congress.
man Hit to succeed Senator CullOm
has awakened great interest In Chica-
go. Politicians on the inside have been
predicting Cullom's defeat for several
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-06-09

A. ]. Ryan, City Attorney, has been
taken up by friends Of Judge Tuley ~
their choice for states Attorney ON the
Democratic ticket. Aid. GoldzIer was
on the machines slate for this nOmina-
tiOn, but when the machine picked up
Adam Ortselfen as its candidate for
Governor the GOldzier boom began
fading away, for In Ortseifen the ma
chine had taken care of the Germans.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-06-09

Hon. Dewitt G. Jones will be an in
dependent Republican candidate for
the State Senate In the Second Sena-
tOrial District. Mr.. Jones resides In
the Twelfth Ward, ana will vote for
Dom CullOm for Senator, II elected to
the Senate.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-06-09

The strongest man the Democrats
can nominate for the state Board Of
Equalization In the Third District Is
the Hon. w. u. Munhall. the popular
lawyer In the Ashland Block. Mr.. Mum
hall resides In the First Ward.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-06-09

Howard Bartels Il Co., 20 Sherman
street. publishers of market reports.
He has been with the firm for thirty
one years. the last twenty as n partner.
He has never before held a political
office. He lives at Al West Congress
street.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-06-09

Michael T.. Hunt, the bright young
lawyer, will be the Democratic minor
ity candidate In the Third District. and
he will make a splendid member of the
House.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-06-09

Gustavus j. Tatge. of the Thirtieth
bate Judgcship nomination. lie Is of
the firm of Pinckney h Tatgc, probate
lawyers.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-06-09

Charles +. Nagl, of the Twelfth
Ward, will be an independent ltepub-
iican candidate for Coroner OF Cook
County. Mr.. Nagl has II petition al-
ready bearing the signatures OF 1900
legal voters, ana he has also received
the Endorsement of the Republican
Leagae of the Eighteenth Ward.
The daily sentinel., 1900-07-16
Wild Race To Escape Flames.

Chicago. July IA One hundred and
fifty passengers on South Side
elevated train were thrown into = panic
tonight after the train left Eighteenth
street, discovering that the train was OF
fire.
The passengers rushed frantically to
the front ana rear cars OF the train,
while tho motorman in charge turned on
all the power and began a race against
the fire. In the meantime, the flames
had eaten their way through the floor
and out Of the end Of the car.
Whom the train reached the Twenty
sixth street station it was stopped, and
the cars were emitted quickly. The train
then pulled out for the south, with
flames darting out from the middle car
and sparks and smoke flying in every d.
rection. The fire was extinguished when
the train reached Twenty-seventh street.