Evening Star Newspaper, August 25, 1869, Page 2

wt ie EVENING STAR. Largest Circulation in the Distriet | Straight, saying «bow-legged men are aot only ——— CROSBY S. NOYES..........Editer. _———— WASHINGTON OITY: WEDNESDAY... AUGUST 25, 1869, S7-REAPING MATTER ON EVERY PAGS. SEE OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING TRLB- GRAPHIC AND OTHER MATTER. ———————— For 7s AcCcoMMODATION Or Psnsons leaving the city during the summer months they can Dave Tam Stam mailed to their Address, by ordering the same at the office, for 2% cents per week, for one week or more. ‘The Massachusetts Democratic State Uonven- thon at Worcester yesterday nominated for Gov. ernor, Hon. John Quincy Adams, son of Caarles Francis Adams, ex-Minister to England. Resolutions were adopted denounc. 4ng the prohibitory law, condemning tae Leg- islature for mot granting charters to certain Isbor organizations, calling for economy in the Public expenditures, recognizing the duty of acquiescing im results already arrived at in national sffairs, expressing confidence im the ultimate success of the party, &c. Colone} Adams, in accepting the nomination, made a speech, criticizing the tariff system, and en- deavored to support his argument in tavor of free trade by quotations from Commissioner ‘Wells’ report. In speaking of the prohibition law, be recommended that an invitation be ex- tended to Republicans to join the Democrats and defeat the law. ‘That Mr. Claflin will be re-elected no one conversant with Massachusetts politics doubts, bat the Democrats will try to elect license law or “free rum” men to the Legisiature. The city of Boston, and perhaps two or three others, may elect Democratic representatives upon {bis iasue, but the country towns, it 1s thought, wil counter and overbalance the combined torce of the cities, and thus secure a Republi. cB majority in both Senate and House next year. ————____ Lasor amp Wacms.—One of the most prac- tical and sensible acts of the recant Labor Uon- gTess was the adoption of a resolation which Provides that the local trade organizitions shall furnish quarterly reports to the President of the National Union, covering the following Points: « Number of members: usual hours of labor; average amount of wages; cost of living; ‘As to steady work; number out of emplsyment during the past three months; are those who have steady work fully employed ?-as to a rise or fall of wages during the last five years; how many prevented from work by sickness, and Bow many have died during the quarter; and as to the result of co-operative production, if tried.” The value of full and reliable statis- tics on all these matters of detail, drawn from all parts of the country, and relating to all its istries, cannet be overestimated, and if ac- ton is taken, during the year, by the various trade societies throughout the count ry for far- nishing the statistics required, we shall have better means than we have heretofore for the settlement of certain questions of labor and wages ——— SALT WSLLs tv MicHIGa®N AND OxTARIO.— In boring for oil in Michigan some of the oper- Ators bave struck brine instead of petreleum, And one of the results is the establishment of | Mise were recei Suew and profitable business in that State They re now sinking salt wells at various places. At Alpens, after drilling to the depth of 1,110 feet they reached the great salt basin that seems to underlie the whole of the lower peninsula ot Michigan, and at the depth of 1,125 feet, (the depth they Raye now reached,) the brine is eighty per cent., and continues to sTow stronger as they advance. At the depth of feet a fountain of beautiful mineral wa- wer, equal in some respects to the Saratoga wa- ters, was opened, which continues te flow over the top of the well at a powerful rate. ‘The salt produced from the brine is very white and pure, and evidently quite free from all impurities. Four more wells will be started this fall sud winter. Saltis also being manu. tactured to some extent at Goderich, Untario. Here too the discovery of brine was accidental, | Sept. 15th and 16th, for the purpose of organ, and was made while boring for oil. The wells, ‘which are eight in number, average from 1,000 to 1,117 feet deep, penetrating 15 feet in the rock salt, The brine is perfectly clear and color- | Jess, and no trace of peroxide of iron is found. ‘The plan of tbe British Government for buy- ng up the telegraph lines of tne United King- dom, now before Parliament, seems to meet | ‘with public favor. The Government proposes to give to the companies £5,715,047 for their Property. In addition to this payment there “re other payments which it 1s necessary to marke to the railway companies and to ether Parties, the general result of which is that the ‘Whole payment to be made by the Government Amounts to the sum of £6,750,000. The gross yearly Sir, and the expenditure at £159,418, which Ivaves a net profit of £314.354. Deducting four per cent. interest for the sum necessary to pur- chase, there will remain a profit of at least £4,900 8 year, and if the money be obtained At 3 per cent, £77,000. As the income is in- creasing at the rate of 1S to 32 per cent. per annum, the profits of the Government will be- come still larger than this. Itis believed that the rates may be considerably reduced and a profit still derived by the Government, as bas been the case with the Post Oifice Department | under the cheap postage rates. ExtRaogpisany Evrgor or tas Drover. “Not & white minister of the Baptist Dy tion could be d ia Richmond, Va., last Sunday.”—Baltimor: Sun. A correspondent encloses this extract and the following queries: «Was this the effect of the unusual drought? and will they come out | ‘With the first copious shower! Is the Jam+s Tiver too low to float their peculiarly aqueous ideas?” We hope some of our Baptist friends wil Jet overhsul this Bydrophobic inquirer, (who and dip him within an inch of his tife—not now, batin cold weather, and when there is ‘SMALL FaBMS.—A meeting of the executive committee of the Virginia Agricultarai So- ciety bas recently been held at the White Sal- phur Springs, at which Mr. Hetster Clymer, of Pa. said “ Virginia was now pursuing the Tight course m cutting down her farms, di- viding them, and selling to others, If « Vir- ginia farmer with S00 acres will sell 600 keep only 200, Re will find Bimself richer at | the end of @ few years than he would other- ‘Wise have been. This selling of land and sub- division of farms was working benefits to Penusyivania by opening homes to her super- abundant agricultural population, who were going to Virginia.” pe <8 Mr. McMahon, United States Minister to DMumiswer to Beence Ayres, are expected In Paris, on their way home. It is said that the Brazilians received Mr. McMahon shabbity,and treated bis escort to@ cavalry attack as they Spproached with @ fagof trace from the lines of Lopez. The reported pillaging of the Amer- ican Legation at Ascunsion ws confirmed. The Republican ward meetings in Baltimore in adopting & plan to overcome scarcity of water. By the use of fre engines water is pumped from the Schuylkil! into the reservoirs. and this expedient will suswer until the river rans dry. ————— Coor.—The Baltimore American this morn- ing Spproprigws our Aspapolis Jaacnog camp meeupg special correspondence of yesterday, signature and all. without credit. Why is this thus! ‘The Frening Herald is the title of @ new and bandsome evening poper pablished in Nor. tolk, Va.. by Col. S. D. Pool, formeriy of Jorte Uarolins. | Middle States. and its bad effects upon all the | | gpgortuntty of recetving the grades, except by en- 7 Seme Tare Asovt Bantes.—The Ne' ‘York | Star suggests to the women ot America that it | is their duty to keep the legs of their babies ‘Ungraceful, but deformed” The writer describes in a rough pen amd ink sketch a bandy-legged youth of twenty b+ saw on San- day last, and says that notwithstanding the young msn was dressed a ia mode, and “al. though be was going to church, he looked like the Devil;"" adding maliciously : “His mother | doubtless believes in suffrage and not in band- ages.” | ‘That many children are crippled for life by | the carelessness or inattention of parents is too | true. 1M & psper read before the British | Ethnological Society, Dr. King shows that “detormity is tmeveasing ia civilized life in comsequence ef the deplorable fashion of nursing children st one breast only.” The child's head being thus kept «constantly in- clined either td the rigut or to the left,” the brain bulges it one way or the other, and the | skull consolidates, developing a lopsided little wretch. And the babies thus toppled over by | the head are suffered recklessly to suck their | thambe, «with the index finger placed as a reat | upon the nasal bones, thus inclining the nose sideways.” The Doctor might have added | that many people who do not suspect it are not | only more or less lopsided in form, but tat few faces will stand the test of a rigid compar- ison of the two sides. In some cases itis the | smaller than the other, and often the mouth is | not symmetrical. It will not do, however, to diame the nurses with all these deformities: | ‘Some are constitutional and others resalt from causes beyond the power of parents to control. { pistes concanllsniae amend Messrs. Spalding & Rapley are thoroughly Tenovating the National Theatre, and have | fully completed their arrangements for the | opening of the season on the 13th of Septemver, | when Leffingwell, te great comic actor will | inaugurate the season, and fulfill a two weeks’ | engagement. On the 4th of October, Mrs. | Richings-Bernard will commence a season of English opera. After the holidays we are to | have the Parepa Opera Troupe. The Richings | troupe will be succeeded on the 18th of Uctober by Mrs. Lydia Thompson, whose spectacular Piece, entitled “The Forty Thieves,” will be the attraction. Miss Laura Keene will commence Qn engagement on the first of November. Miss Lucille Western follows, and on the 20th of December the fairy spectacie of “Jack and the Bean Stalk” will be brought out in brilliant style for the Rolidays. The Galton Troupe, Edwin Forrest, Joun Owens, Joe Jefferson, Hackett, Barney Williams and his wife, Lotts, Maggie Mitchell, the Webb Sisters, the Worrels, and Miss Kate Reynolds, are all secured, and will make their appearance at the National during the coming season. Messrs, Spalding & Rapiey have taker. great pains to Provide novelties for their patrons, ard we trust their enterprise wili be suitably rewarded. ——<—$—$<______. ‘THE PLATE PRINTER'S STRIKE.—The strike | of the Plate Printers in New York is still in | Progress. The National is still holding out against the men, and are apparently deter- mined to maintain the fight until the Govern ment “shuts down” upon this action by de- priving its contract, which will probably ensue, unless matters take a turn. | York Sun of yesterday says: “A large and earnest yy of the plate = was beld last n: resident, MM illiam Slocum in the all determined to bold out in their sition, and spoke to that effect. T! ofone mau who s resent po- Temarks kein favor of a compro. | with great disfavor. After some debating, resolutions to this effect were adopted: That siilfa) printing is an important part of the of Dank note making; that it prevents counterfeiting because of the artis- tic execution; and that, consequently, the em- ployment of unsiniled men endangers yr workmanship oi the genuine notes. ‘hece resolutions were then followed by an- otber: That we request the printers of the American Bank Note Company, whom we | Se ee ee — and who arein | sym) with us, that they refuse to print the faces of those notes the backs of ‘which bave been executed by improvised plate printers.” ‘The Ohio ladies are getting ready to babble for their rights. A convention 1s to be held 1m Cincinnati on Wednesday and Thursday, izing & State Woman's Suffrage Association. ‘There is no change in the reports of the con- tinued drought ic the Southern, Western ana | crops which are not yet harvested. The press ball comes off on Tuesday, August Bist, at White Sulphur Springs, Va. | | From J. Shillington, Odeon Building, we | have Appleton’s Journal tor Sept. 4th. | (CR ALDER 2 V; HIMBS, the Second Advent rT, and Presi: tof the 4. A. &. Association. will hm the sth street Bresby: ut {3 (8 A EY @. at feriea Chars Th is (Mednestey) EVENIN ! st en carly date. Barnest ‘BD BFe CXpeCted to come. _1t_[(Bepublican.] Get.,t mt th. McPHBRSON POST, Ho. 5,G. A. B. Begular Meeting cf this Post will be held THUSSDAY EVESISG, 267u INSTANT. 8 charge or muster-out rolls, as this wili be the last ng 88 rec: t Commanter y order Post Commane Rk . BLISS. Adjutant. Ape No 2.10 ee once oF 2. sre | tovattend next THURSDAY EVEBING, as busi- ness of importance is to be transacted. By order of the W. 0. f. FOR THS FINEST LIFE LIKE LIKE eee, all si: etyles, In end | le reds trom cart to Hie size: sins of iin or ee | Se Cert iat-clase Gallery ia ‘acilities unsurpassed. a24-3i" stad, one Cake Btend sand one Bemte ava st Groen Bprtngs, will be the ground oa FRIDAY aFTRS- UNRIVALLED REPUTATION FOR UNIFORM GOOD QUALITY AND 108 COLD TEMPERATUES, With DELICIOUS FRUIT end CREAM SYRUPS. Kissingeo, Vichy, Seltzer, and Saratoga MINB- BAL WATERS on draught. < Ho. 480 Fifteenth street, myl-Sm Opposite U.S. Treasury. ein Al T8E a CHUBOE WILt BE Towed durias the term. ay I7- nose which is askew, sometimes one eye is | [WY Pal TRUNKS, GER EROOUBAGE HOME MANUFACTURGS, SOR TRON: Peavecine Bags, bos” or 8 a7 LOW FECAL PATORT OFF PAS JAMES S. TOPHAMW & CO., 57500 6g SEVENTH STREET, One deor above Od Fellows’ Hall. PAIBING: Hone sont attended to, and by the jon = Ww4vEsir SEMINARY. ‘the country, and Tuiti in Bagtish Vee Pounaylvania aveuse. [AVY PAYMASTER'S OFFIO8, Cha « AUEUst, 25,1880. pecperier ie SP asm wae 3 must be ofthe very 4 de- Tivered free of ex esata sent the Washington Hevy Yard. end « to the usual inspection = Berein Yards and Dorks. 2,000 pounds Copper @urrs. Bureau Ordnance, | Mute pommrandns Haier Ree: Bash fakes see wel enor an whe iy of Brevet Brigadier General fred. Picrmesternenat Colonel and Aastetint Goer CoOrPasTuEESHIP. ‘The anders! we this day entered into oo- Hever aeaeey © BU MARTIB, at No 6: . Ieand. . Bl August 23, 1909 [euz 6t*] 0. macte CABBracEs ! OABBIAGES! ABB! hand. a}: bet 80) (01 D rfabteh ar dsm Gap ARON mADE “FRRCIBING cece ates All work warranted "Xo be England, y to JOHN G. DALE, York, or MIDDLE- chington. ‘t sum tf OI1OB FRUITS. ts overy ley trom the Salebrated ae. ke Sov aoate DEN HAMBURGS, @8, OATAW Ras. 2 J. PRABBON'S, * 91 8th atrest. OBUSHED, POWDEEED, AND GEANULATED SUGABS, 17 Cts; SOFT WHITE SUGARS, 16 Cts; LOBDON ALE. STOUT, AND POBTER, $2.75 = PBB DOZEN; CAUIFOBNIA WINE! _— BRANDS, PEE BOTTLE; GoeoD covnins 7 La ONLY $2 PER at 0. WITMER’S, 119 Pennsyivania avenue, ri ME 8 of octay: moe, x TSBTAAD crests im “ ¥. 0. BEICHBNBACH. ILL2’ CATAWBA WINE. Gen Mills, of Sandusky. Rerfectly pace ead. rarely surpassed by ary other wine for summer nee. Daliy ordered by phyetel Je 30 ol ATIONAL LOAN OFFIOE, 61 pei Sa Rg 1 eet Sree PPorosats FOR FORAGE. Depot QvuanrermasteR’s Orrice, ASHINGTON, D C., Jul; Depot during the Feroge and, otraw to be doliva ed mostly a 2 E here hit limits of 1) i Washi tion and Gegract wat Fort Whip - 2 t 28 Ne, small quantity at at ry want in s9C tod y the at Strects. OLOTHING, &o. —| ished PABLOR and BED- PWoon acd BIPuAs a. desired, on Rees Speman ie Reno City! CLOSING ouT. Reno City! ENTIME sTock. Reno City! jot at: the corner of 1zth and 0. streets. veonaining sy at isp gen boone tise FQResT. ‘stor; brick Sees eRe Fost se BEG, ae te ® ‘Toomey and Latrobe at 566 ioth afrece, or 339 Pa. 10 PER CENT. DEDUCTED THE MOST DESIRABLE BUILDING SITES FROM THE MABEED PRICE. IN THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. UNTIL WE BEMOVE Bac; REMOVE BACK TO OUR OLD $12.50 EACH! $12.50 EACH :!: aD $12.50 EACH @ TY 4ND counrer FOR 8ab5 BY 5. P. BROWN & SON, Having disposed of one-half the whole number REAL ESTATE BROKERS, of Lots in our subdivision of the Tract of Land | CORNER 16x SrREzT ary Huw Youe AvENvS) known as the old site of #OBT RENO, Tennally town, D.0.,we shall offer for sale, until WED HRESDAY EVENING EXT, one-half of our re served lots at the old price, viz: 45D THIS ADDITIONAL INDUCEMENT 1S DONE TO CLOSE THE STOOK. A. SAKS & ©O., CLOTHI£ERs, 3 oy Lot containing 2,500 square feet of ground, 912 60. ip We averse wabarte of Si 4 ranae is = ys TRMPORARILY at = Gonveyancing for each Lot, @7.50. Revenue ay erty, juorevemeats — ly without children, stamps and recording at the cost of the purchaser 525 SEVENTH STREET. co Deligwttally fossted, Tr Any number of Lote adjoining will, in this half PERSONAL. ouett er. and other gonventences Delicttfally loested. fronting the dark. 0.9 K otrect, botw. sth and sh ets. of our reserve, be sold as desired, until one-half of £2,000 fee ates. Ae yt pies COL ern | ur revered Lote re depo of. E'E2T20p3 soul Have Fo Fk Tar room OUR con, East he apr MEXT, at 5 re tp. m., wo ings tale weeanaa ot te Gap Ingatre af the arocery stare. ppo- offer, on the premises, at public auction, the Seay Sa seni cach. the WeiTeno. es very AcTabIS ROSH owa | cholee for the remaining Lots in excess of one- ees eves Sa eA third the original number of reserved lots. credit oy en: ROWSE BORD Be a5 ox Es arise Tahed RODD, | 1 Sl! sales of these lots we reserve the right | Teeponsible for any debts Sheen Bon, PS Rousekee ings rR ‘98 one Aoor! | to do the conveyancing. ma ROVER. recentiy diocharget Sly Hoe S85 Pennsylvania wrenues boveeen ath | ‘The plat ard abstract of title to this property | ery, oud supposed fo b living in Wawniecee cr a ont 2, | cam be seen at our OMce, rind ‘dine? wisi Building on this tract has elready commenced, and these lots are every day becoming more and more valuable. Water is convenient, and everything requisite for a fine suburban residence is at hand. Nearly all the lets in our subdivision face either north or south, giving the advantaces of these exposures, which, together with the grand rise of scenery and healthfulness of locality, render this | J location one of the most desirable in the District. . and tl - “Verner,” Oity P.O. f,OR BENT —Thres.story Brick HOUSE. 7 F Roma Neciy woes ealtabae ter Bion oe Beek, Hng. on Delaware avenue Bent nm ivanec. OaAS C. iaevit Reni 308 7th street, between Bi: —Three-story Brick HOUSE, with mode! im provemet No, 389 E st.. between Sth and 10th ste, Posscesion : ber: Also, © two- oF TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOWT PAIN, Ro charge will be made for where Ar- AMBS BUGE = inc tlhe SSELLOR AT Law, alt tl rt of the Uni- ted Beater, the Osurt of Ulsime, and te Oserieuf the District of Vol % tice, 240 Penpa. av. the BOU! a BENT —Franx foomm end Bitch # a ONION & BUTTS, bet. 12th and 13th sts enue nd eat een ser aes oS Fobae etaahee Waters | SEAL ESTATE pnoxens | Cus. "Hemcste 0h ild'tafiaian oie — 3 3 Sete wees he as Tae, Py Sion ist Septomber. AUCTIONEERS, = % SEVENTH STREET, Corner ef E, Drragtuent oF ree I>eenion ‘eu2t-10t nt Orrick or L 7 Arr. O8 RENT FURNIGHED ROOMS eu ls Washtagton, D ‘agust 13. 1349 . with or without board; 33: between Tite wad iat not bes Ok OB EXOHANGE—Nice COUNTRY Festonedb es the border of Bledessbenes salen Proposals, indorsed ** contains 23 sores; large and convenient dwelling: ‘i « Sill De received at She Office of jan Afairs until 12 o'clock M., on WEDS '¥. the Ist day of September newt. for turning, the given, the articles ‘OB RENT—UNFUBNISHED BOOMS on first sud and second floors, suitable for heusekee pi: ATTORNEY-AT-Law, invatect: Gaps BR mastitis HAS BEMOVED TO Bo. 409 ¥ STREET, ‘To. to : Tires = my 4-1 EAR Tru. ap paint ita? CLASS MACK NAC BLawKets FSodus teas bsaecrs Oe Ets aad SSS" ohn ge, | [D\ GALS PL, MPNDERPUL BEMMDY—Vya | 0 vei point tied Macklane b minutes’ walk to the Agricultaral and ten min-| ney Complaints. and Impurities “ft pleod. Read ein utes’ walk to the se gaary Wepartment. it ee | Pam of marvelous cures ota weet.at 30 pei | BOrguenth. Iniuire Mo, 623 7th wrest. near D Tee omen Mont gee and water: eleven rooms: key next _— |S 2) e iG, and Gent’ "e Cast os ‘avnly to DICKSON & KING, ists ond k Varna aad ON F STREET FOR Be tod oe Of Clething. A NaeY SERRSEN_SUITE oF Fon. Mi (et em. me S81 By strcoe’ Between tot Tih street, > See ISHED, BOOMS for rent, second floor; bath | $2418 containing 20 reoms., Apply to of" and closrt,advoining, private ‘amily, oguthwoet . street. eule: HILOSOPHY OF MASEIAGE, DE BENT—Three HOUSES on isthe snearT; “Apply 10.358 D :—How to live and what tolive for; Youth, | 4125 Fee rstigt cree fenmes ena ths atl freon snd waka SPP elirin ged ou Sots Monten iz -room.in the most desirable i’sas i Row. Inquire cor: im et the xy The Ive roome, ai stone FOR SALE. jarvland avenue apd B street. Bent $12.50 per ih extensive sheds attached ab. ADBIy fo, w BaUerucn. the manufacture of fort. THE BEST BOU corner of hth and @ strosts north, eo ase ere ex: BALE. ‘apply to OoMs FoR NW FIRST AND SECOND mang | OBS Gheootire class of the arti- rae eon REET On sepia Purposes. art] A LOT OF SECOND HAND TIW FOR GALE. ‘coneidered. _ Hil be rented very low toa good tenant. Soe Sth Apply to B.D. DRANK, corner of 10th attest teed omact contract will be rect, between Mand N. Apply next door. at Bo. of | West and Sstreet north cy alt (with the campies ans 3 S| FOR, SACE OHRAP—Thy Waite oven yt gt IT—One three story BEIOK, contain. on the | IY SESTAURANT. situated on Bw sera Soe Pewcted, and tn ‘ive intautes walk of the Dereet Mousses ne Depot. Apply on the promises, will be bound to fermion peda — a > within Sve ro at No. S04 lath strect, near D ABGE SIZE EMPTY Bo: ; 4 Su28-st- ‘At Oak Hall, 490 Tthetrest) / Oe ean badalled OB BENT_That ve t-room and bese- ment HOUSE. with all an orn improv: 8 large yard, &c., situated soul lish horse c. ‘Bold ur no fault. At” WARL & SON ust Stables. H st. betw. 20th and Zist. A SY EEESON WISHING To PUROHASE & A geod iLOa GoW tes HET EER OLE ee A me 2 applying to the sutecriber, at aur 3t* ws WM. H. GLARKS. « OB BALE-A rel \UBSE ea one a ae EARL & SON'S Suz4-St* Stables, H street, betw. 2th and 2ist. 7 OR BALE—a bandsom- Fs BUGGY, ia ABY a bly sitaated. Termseasy. In- “B. WYLIE, 329 7th ot anear Fo SALB—Will be gold a bargain, the one- | story FRAME OOTTAGE and Lot recent!: | ied y, X Fendrich, Esq., located : U tye eape Georgetown, D. up Said withoot an: Proposed modifeation whaterer ™scation oF | E ng Proposals should be submitted in the following Taluable MARKET Fak %, ca Wet ‘street For OF tA EGTiDN ay er iane St | | L(orwe) hereby propose to furnish the Indian spake conslote’ of EDO, VILLNEE, Ho. 4 STAND. cl S092; SEA, Bear Hor | etment ot the Gomaasotes ofae of tee adver Blah ; : 4 . g seme Commissioner jan Affairs, Pith rooms. i Bekeoten, Apenast Attached ts 9 first-class | Guement of 0 13,158, the totlowing articles. et BvINn au23-6t New York DIST: EI iw} —r% al Apply corner L B-HOUSE FOR $4 leave the olty use hes 10 re eum-tf vRDe: s or delighttal . Prices yery pode No. S35 sth atroot, between Kead [FOR BENT—Porsons desiring to locate for the 4 winter oun obtaie dneisable BOOMS ate or B street, feet on idge and Congress csents, We. 93. 15 Reese Farina ae Wo, OW OPEN aT MARKRITER'S, 4 Gen. Supt. reasery_ 000 FREINASS 21% ict the Dae Bake forme, sear south ent of the <