Evening Star Newspaper, July 19, 1876, Page 2

EVENING STAR WASHINGTON: WEDNESDAY.....,...July 19, 1876. CROSBY S. NOYES.....,..Editor. Reading Matter on Every Page The New York Express (democratic) de- nounces in just terms the scandalous river ‘nd harbor bill, to which houses have contributed to make {t one Of the biggest pieces of plunder and jobbery on record. Tae Frpresseaye: “We have no hesitation in say. tng that four-fifths of the items ought to be struck out, and if this cannot be done, that the whole bill ought to be killed. It is time to stop log-rolling legislation.” Arerage sworn Daily Circulation orer 15,000,-being more than three times that of any other daily paper in Washington, and equal to that of all the other daily papers in the city added together. This is @ question that comes home to everybody, and the suggestions to the desired end are various. A corresg -ideat of the New York Post addresses himself to the sub- ject in dead earnest; and asks, first, in @ spirit of fervid wrath if there is not some- where among our tailors such a combination of common sense, taste, and enterprise as | Wil ensure our liberation from the present | thraldom of dress! Look at it, he says. Count the folds that wrap @ man’s vital parts, chest and abdomen. A gauze under- | shirt, @ linen shirt, double ani treble tallor’s trimmings around his waist (or his trousers), a vest (two thickaesses of mate- Tial), suspenders, @ coat (two or thre? thick- nesses of material), @ bat, sweltering and bot. Is there not sense enough t> rid us of | all this burden sud make us comfortable? | We ridicule the women with their pin- backs and thelr pull-backs and their paniers | and their bouffantes. Are we men any more sensibl Let some maa in the tatloring line correct all this, and b's eb'idren, and the suffering sons of humsahity, will rise up and call bim biesse1.” Let us (men) “wear our gauze under jackets and our drawers, and over them simply a flowing tunic and trousers of silx,delaine, or buat- ing—anytbing cool; no isippery or dead- weight: let us put on the Oriental cork hat, either broad brimmed of helmet shaped.” This much as tocomfort in the day time. For rest at night in this sweltering weather, the Post correspondent suggests first a mat- Ung made in Ind‘a or China, thickly woven, but very elastic, for laying on mattresses under the sheets. They are non-conductors, they keep the mattress from hesting, and are deliciously cool to the person. He says be bas bought these in Baltimoreand Wash. ington, but never saw one in New York, ex- cept in the houses of oid Ind‘a merchants. Failing these, nothing is cooler to sleep on than a canvass tickirg, stretched over a bed frame alver the mattresses have been taken off and putaway. A roller, with a ratchet at one end to tanten up, with the other end tacked across, is all that js necessary. Try an old-fashioned canvass bottom cot bed- Stead, with a sheet only to cover it, and test the matter. Thirdly, he recommends @ Chinese night- dress called pojamas, made of raw silk, con- sisting of loose flowing trowsers tied about the waist with a drawing string; ever that a loose sack of the same material, with flow- ing sleeves, buttoned up to the throat. The Sensation in wearing this gar.nent, he avera, is “ perfectly delicious.” As @ contribution to a common cause, in which many millions of parboiled men are interested, we give the readers of Taz Star the benefit of his suggestions. In THE STAR of yesterday the allegations of some Washington malcontent to the New Sun in regard to the health of this city were eifectualiy disproved by facts, and statistics Sdduced to show that the death rats in New York, Balt/more, and other large cities, is always greater than that of Washington. In the same issue of TH# STAR an account of the proceedings of @ special meeting of the board of health of this city waz pub. lUshed, which snowed that the death rate wa; decreasing, and that, while it is still very bigh—about 40 per one thousand—the mor- tality io New York city for the same week ‘was nearly twice as high, being over 70 per one thousand per annum. Toese figures carry their own argument with them. roe -—____ Opinions wiil differ as to the propriety o ex-Secretary Bristow's action in refasing to disclose conversations which took Place durmmg Cabinet sessions relative to the Whisky frauds,notwithstanding he has receiv- edjthe full permission of the President todo so. Whue it is doubtless true, as the ex-Secre- Lary says, that, when before the Congressional committee, he stated that no inference ad- verse toany one should be drawn from his refusal to answer their questions, an im_ pression unfavorable tothe President was created in some quarters, which was not re- moved until he gave Mr. Bristow leave, and even requested him to tellall he knew. Mr. Bristow now arrogates to himself the decis- ton of the matter of propriety in the case, and holds that the obligation of public duty to treat such conversations as confidential ‘nd privileged is not removed or modified by the President's consent that he should make fall answer to the questions. This looks very like over-strained punctiliousness on the part of Mr. Bristow, and by many will be construed as indicating a desire on his part toindireetly reflect upon the President. ee —_____ Notwithstanding the elevated condition of the thermometer both houses of Congress yesterday were regaled by politica! speeches of an exceedingly lively character. Consid- ering the persistency with which the dog Star rages just now Ove would suppose that our solons would eschew politics and floish up the important business before them. ——— ‘The loss of the facilities afforded by the fast mail trains will be brought home to Washington after the 22d inst., when mails from New York and intermediate points, in- atead of reaching here at about one o'clock im the afternoon, will not arrive until the usual time—five or six o'clock p.m. The loss of these facilities will be severely felt mot only by the people along the lines of Toads On Which fast mai! trains arenow run, | but by thousaads of people Living hundreds of miles ou either side of these lines, whose mails are now brought to them by lateral lines much sooner than formerly. It is to be hoped that Congress will remain in ses- siou long enough to hear from the country upon its action in thig business. It might then think better of this matter and restore to the people what they have learned to ap- preciate so highly. ———_~re-—__. That is a very sweet th'ng going the rounds of the papers, telling how the daughter ot ex-Postmaster General Jewell telegraphed her mother, @s soon as she hearJ of his res- ignation, “congratulating ber on Mr. Jew- ell’s release from Cabinet office.” Just as if te silver-haired statesman coul!n’t have laid down the cares of office at any time, it be had been so disposed! It is @ littiesingu- lar, by the way, that the self-sacrificing pa triots who hoid office never realize what a — That was a very maply speech made by Mr. Lamar in denunciation of the Hamborg massacre, and we doubt rot that be was entirely sincere jn its utterance. Now, if Mr. Cox wili take a : ‘jerdly hint he will not, for the sake of saying smart things against republican misrale in South Carolia, put bimeeifin the attitodeo:exem'ng t> defend the Hamburg oui:?~e. ——_o+e-—____ It is quite useless to send us any more Custer poetry. We have published two or three pieces of the best, or rather the least execrable that have reached us, and pro. pose to stop. It was bad enough for poor Custer to go to his death with a dozen leaden bullets in his breast, without burying him under @ ton’s weight of Jeaen postry. THE TOURIST HAT, Soft fur, six inches crown. an¢ curled brim, wide banding and dieting 2 match perez. iat er Ts fenney iv venus, Jyl9-3t ext to cornsr 18th street, ee OUT sane BOOTS, SHOES. Hava bl ald GENT’3 ING G GOODS, invation of ey y polley 0 ot peteurs. BY of my Sunwmor wtoe i bis de: prices and made seats Teeth, dc seve re Guctions, some being fully one- J. W. jy] tr_1914-1916 Pa. ave., bet 19 A PERSONS IN WANT OF HATS Should not fail to call and examine our elegsat sortment, which we are se‘ling cod frou 1 to 20. per cent. discount FUR Oass. PABASOLS 25 per cent. discount. Down! DUWN! DOWN! OUE ENTIBE STOOK BI ABO UT 26 All DEBS GOODS reduced about 0 per cont. Matting at a heavy redaction, white joumterpaues st 750 1, 9175 and @1.80. C0 yards io Edginy netion. from woe toe jesrtban bento, aig B ‘is fe the clty'st @1.25, finished. ~~ og rif nm. 3719-00 THE END H4S COME AT LAST. FINAL WIND UP OF THE SPRING TRADER. VERY YARD OF our IMM BNSE STOCK a TO BE SOLD AT COST. CARIERS, Loft Market Spice. Pure Liven Table [ amas is lot of remnants Galles. *Gotton, Dress Goods, idth, 78. We close our store until September at about 7 o’cleck p.m yi9-tr SPECIAL NOTICE. SOMETHING NEW. BDG handsome tern: Plecce actor GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES. Having 8 large stock cf CBILDBER’S EMBEOIDEBED PIQUE DBESSES ged wishing to cioge them out, entirely 1 itl offer them at exactly half price. Also my si HAIB BRAIDS, all made to order in Europe, and of = very best Quality, will be closed cut at halt price The remsinder of my goods. ot every description, at a ciscount of Twenty Per Con M. WILLIAN, jy 1S-tr 967 Pennsylvania sven SPECIALTIES AND NOVELTIES, Net Case. Blue Flannel Bloases.....sccseseseusseee 31 35 Bathing Suits and Drawers, from 75 Ots.to $9 00 Bine Flannel Yechting Suits.......seennmn GS 40 Gingbam Umbrellas, Almost fast color, the best dyed goods hitherto made, from @1 $0 to $3 60 The Wamentta Shirt, Nothing to equal it in the country at nn ) eT | Haunting and Fishing Scits Made to order. ight Shirts, BOW veers enema @l 44 Check Alpaca Coats. sneeneve G2 93 Fine Bive Flannel Batts... cccnnenmnn B14 40 Fine French Suspenders, Crossed backs, 32 Ots., 45 Ots., 6S Cts, and 90 Cts. in Double-Breasted Frock Coats With Vests, Ibeve s large sesortment in Drap d’ete, Worsted end Broadcloth. An excellent Broadcloth Coat for........$16 20 Strangers are invited to inspect my stock of gen- tlemen's belongings, and I am confident will find no cheaper oz better goods in the country; at least that ‘estimony of recent visitors from all ‘athe general ections, ONE PRICE ONLY. PRICES MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES. TEN PEE OBNT. DISCOUNT FOR CASH. a0 SEVENTH STREET. jy0-te_ SIGH OF THE GOLDEN FLBEOS. E***itisiauos ab 9 GRR sneramuna. TRUNES, ‘NG BA’ omer z. G8, TADiee BRL THO. ¥ P a EEE Sete hie tee uoOmisuING. = WANTS. xperionc(a Drom and Prosor'p- m recrrouces Tea watred. ahaa ANTED—A good “bing, trots Wat Ra Ta WaktoS s you ies wo- ere ces given rU Siok HOM a cba , Star office. a Ws vnDa competent ad willing colored rea SLED ee to a cao ee city references nt MBEBMALD at Waris SUN HOt BOU corner of 32 street ené Pern. av: Ee 8: bie rt, SITU- sey Sreepocrabis white air eral poshemvch tice: woall fernt'y; wi ling to travel: the cf references. Apuly at 11 @ street, between New Jersey avers Gavttol re Walzev—1 ea ‘#0 white suet e rags BOF ip arin eo ety — strect. ae sitersana = ter centeeh Wale Gite ae nee cit Aopiy'Hoom 4, Bt. Cloud Building Ridae' tony te F streets. WEAETEDGIBUS. whive oF colored: caearahled ae Getzhia; also; good Girls for boas: work, chem- perm oer rp? parece in the city; ssvers} you col; waiters. Eooms 17, 8t. hte oca wages offured or ay t jediately —Six good WOMEN for @ Uook and Leundress for Pitte- Warren bari Po..00 for city and country and <6 for Phila- cm Apply at Eureka Empio; nent ome —— th and Kth. firs. ret-clags BOUK -KEE apply. Address Box W ANTE) ‘4 competent a eee one tuned ty chide ‘apply to8. A. A. MAKE, 3R., 639 E street southeast. av WanrEp-« Germen WOMAN ae Se and iron for a small family in Georgetown. To & gocd tervant good wages will be given. jy13-3t W4RTED_ WET NUBSB. Inouireat No 716 Tth street northwest, between G and H streets, oe V ARTE A good BUY to work in a bak ™ ind ove has'worked a basiness; No. 730 ar enue port! eat * JOHN M. MAGEL. Werth white WOMAN to cook. oust ‘hildren and make hers-If gener all; nth drug store corner Beall and A rgetown. D O. drpane RETR demotion Lr cent geen e sat house, 9 rooms, wodern rv by 106. on corner, for 8400, one half cab. Addrees 2°. Xia fer i ‘WyANTKD=a pod PARSE Et W {ithop: 38 Market Opeces GeorgetoeneiB act Wain Waatiren Rican abne i & WARTED- In the invorance boat oung man of some cx Apply até ied Borthwest. W23780, COUATE CAND WARRANTS, — masa sO fa ahaa bine Ws Boll i in wer Star Onice: sivfag forreet carl prises 1 200 for 3 years at jht-horse power | SE M ne conditt ag Bo ne gauge Addi fechauic,” ‘and joree and carriage, Address" Bai Office. eo NTED—At the Northern Liberty Bmploy- ao pont’ ois K street northwest, thirty GIRLS to AU first-class sitga- War EXOHANGE new Btoves oe oe ‘ones, at RUSEMR SD. corner, corner 5th and K ai northwest. Stoves stored and Smoky Cured, from §3 to @35, 0 ete W4RTED, OA sPETS ae OLEAN at Kece’s Steam Bae Works, 490 Maine svenue, between 43 and 6th streets southwest. Called for ead “dcliveted without charge. ypll-ly LOST AND FOUND. {OUND—A AOO! BOOK containing money ‘and pepers, which the owrer can have u! spniging a] Beom 1 United States T: conta! be sive if left at SEs Pe ai Soon ty thin avons oF at ven ennaylvania Brigh.wood Houre = ys ey ee the 13th instant, on seat, 8 Sarge FO BOOK containing about Sain bee between a one oe a zat sib EPEGE Rite it ne if returned to 134 Bs BOARDING. BaBPS Sarge rate hed BOOMS, with SS Sos te ine 3 Becasant 004 3 a SS s or rem 63 ta 63 por week: BOARD nue. reuse COUNTRY BOARDING. M BS. MAXWELL. Seg WEASLEsTOWR, Jet. aan oon county, Virginia, cam accommo- MMEB BOA! Ber house is — Soticun ‘and eligibly located; roo fare excsllent, terms moderate. Charlestown ie bai three hours’ from Washington, and is the cen- ter of the Pee cee healthfal and fertile county of Jefferson. Society unsurpassed. iy6-3w' PIANOS, é&c. Trane GENUINE “DECKEB BROS.” PIANOS Burdett OBGABI 407 20th strect nor northwest,! pred ear Pennsylvania avenue, Bole Agenoy for Wane Kuabe ‘and Wi for Wm. "e ‘=. mecamon's Pianos =e eotit-ly VIS & CO."8 GRAND, SQUAEB Aaa phioar pram FOR RENT AND SALE. FO2 ALES A BSICK DWELLING HOUSE Virginie. eras ee ri ee al conte trous: af re peed ier ig B Ri Lea cy al ii the in 5 k citysfn a ‘that mre RD ¥. FOStTsE! pea FSR, BEET Feo cool acd, ail-fern BOOMS, on hires le ory: \erue reesonabl ee apply we 60. i coat BEET on BOOM, 80 foot Faces ie Fae agEmSON. te ny FY je peg eat rd pai kt locality at O28 bet ue coo Sone a wht nee Fo E RENT— Three oie room BRICK s USES. modern conventences, on T street. botwore lau Bnd 16th streeté Rere at 1438 northwest; # iso, ore six room Frame Hi. Key sou corner: and soutbw Apply to A.B. CAY WOOD, Tige ite mares porthwest ivio Fe* BERT. 610 AY st , Brick House. 15 roons, mod. imps. G street aud 4th, Brick Heuse,6 rooms, mod. imps., a199eF — Brick House, 10 rooms, mod. imps., o16-' vad ist street, Brick House, 6 rooms, mod., 1026 Bit street, Brick Houze,6 rooms, mod. im; 7.23 ,9ih street, Frome Honse, § rooms. @35 Batrect, Frome Honre Brooms, Sites aa H oe @venue, Frame House, § rooms, 2410 Virginia avenne, Frame House, 5 rooms, 6 2th, street, Frome House and Store, On Octesge Hill Hil, weed 6 rooms, $16.0). E. 8. WESCOTT, jy18-61 corner 70th and I ets northwest. [oO Bent. 210 A street s.e , Three-story Brick, (Furaished,) 975 per moni 121 LS Frame, 10 rooms, $25 per 01 rooms, gas and water, ba} Siith acd Ine streets: Bona © » bet! streets ne. $15 and @18 ‘Three houses will be soid §: men! T mouth. ‘end monthly pay- loward iversit) bat sb. Ficus Silas narer Gat Rae teak Oe = ‘THEODORE F. GATOHRY, Beal Esta‘ Insurance Broker, corner ine and ? streots north _i719- Fa F°%. BENT—Two unfurnished one second floor. 910 EK street, be"ween 9th and 10th ste. Tortbwest. iy18-3t™ Fez BENT— Handsome furnished larg: ieod '@, COO! airy ROOMS. single or en suite, with’ or with out Board. locality; 4 Lafayette — — ay! President's Mansion. | Ty har si7 oH seem northeast; has and water, 9 rooms: ran! © THOS. E. W. AGGAMAN. _ jy 18-Bt 519 street. {OB B sie etcotagpyy wha aS nine bethrecen. 9 few doors above Pena- ro Tath street; Novas. Taquice wt aua Lith strect mortheoet 18 ashe FOR RERTA A delighital suite of nN ar: MENTE, with bath.at bait price for mer,(unturniehed. if i ‘Also, one ROOM on frat floor. “Mo. 1005 9th street n. w. i718 2t" FOE BEET Four sicy. communicating ROOM | suitable for housekeeping; water and water closet in the yard; rent Hi, per month.” Apa: at 1506 7th street northwes Foe EER Three ae BRIOK DWELLING, iF good chambers saloon dining voces Reha. servants an water closet 0. 7 1318 to 1324 8st. B.w., 10 1321 Riggs st nw +. . 1431 Pisce Place jy 13-6¢" (OR BEN (OUSES, Nos. 467 34 469 I street northwest. G50. 0. HUMES, 412 5th street ni ari Fe La i BENT—a aes room or with xt door. ¥ . yt ee Foam in & private fam! dows. 4 to J. E. Ft itt ‘OR ne Font 618. i Apes FOERALE 97 0¢—Tro sew 3 a7 FaAHES, Fae BALE—8700—Two act or ma ree wore Ge SES unig Fas Se 2 pf or: 7 4c :Ho.474 E street s. w. HOLTZMAN: 1591 Fetrect new. ee {OR Sn ara kien ¥ PABLOB, BED- Fito Mi end KITOHES, all 4 a Fes RERT—Three new BEIOK HOUSES con- Tooms and rent Appts SAMUEL G Paki WNistee Heat xetate Agent, 229 43 at FOB BENT—A very desirable BRTOK 29 1409 B strast northwest: horse in BiB no 6 dry. cellar; modern gation a ents neighborhood dolightful, "Koel rat Ho. 7OR BE! Two 0 BRICK HOUSES, Hoe. 307 and 309 Gand D, four roome ‘and summer ‘ea each; month in advance, Keys at No. 382 P_m. or before 8 ten doll Salts OB LOW and LONG eid F SALE ows ‘OOTTAGES on Seenee. mene 3a bent ane onnesaw street eee epoian oo EY AxBanson, roe ee Acacia 90m: tly situated. 1313 New York ‘gileor iyle-iw' Fone eee iar es nine room cyte pagel aks ee new ry ® every comrensance. Rolie, Soest ns, is Pe ean a eee 2158 F ogee, BRICK HOUSES, tea street ouver’ “Apply se B38 Bom B.w. jyll-im 3 Seatanen Sire F% Wee 31: aE) | ieee fects FOR RENT AND =. FRotek i Toons: ary ofp jot3- 1m 2 RENT— HOUSS Ho. 1305 BIGGS STREET, Between Band 5 and 13h and lith streets. ‘best house in the city for the BUSINESS CHANCES. JANTED—& PARTY with $3,000 captte! . Adress a vew ges | @Lace ae ae A on tbet porthwest eee wr 729 at oon WARNER Teh and F ete UB SaLE—@1 & 9 f built fire ed FR WEEE Eee ce hits Bee B HB. WARNES. Th and — and Fi cs! pow vig & tat of For full teformetion 3799 3t* perfect oréar. Sree m~ R= perenne aE Seances = es = & olty. “ger eme 48% 2EAL ESTATE BULLETIN =—— BULLETIN | ‘THOS. E.- WAGGAMAN. 619 7th St, BRESLESE [aes Lb Oa Pro cat ey EERE SES fe Sse R re sESaS rereieeees Si WWuueseussseucnnsetsEsesk E8258) Rae Toans. One of @3,000—3 per cent for nog: tiating. jy19 ir —— GENTLEMEN’S GOODS. [MACKINAW STRAW HATS. We offer a Genvire MACKINAW arEey. HAT for 50c. Call early, as we intend to close them out ‘at the above me rice. iyi-lw Satisfaction al Gent's LINEN COLLARS and bong nly HOSI- may. and voll iDERWEAR, at prices which defy Taian THOMPSON'S SHIRT FACTORY, jel9-ly 804 Fetreetn w , LeDroit Building. K SEP'’s PATENT PARTLY-MADE DEESS SHIRTS, Invention of the Siz fine Drom Bits Ter ae a goa (86,) not nett to be badin any EDUCATIONAL, i IRs FEMALE aus AX OTE, Rev. B. H Fxncirs, <a actor, cristo’ elarge Somnl gescon' will commence 8K PTEMEER Ga Pat- Cigae Grounds ex nineteen Buildings sps- Oburches seven Sk ‘within three minutes walk. 0 or Hon. H. oul i K epesoant lecture BOOTS AND SHOES. J. J. GEORGES, FASHIONABLE BOO MAKER, D . 9118 PENNSYLVANIA AYSHUS, ‘THE GREAT ANODYNE AND NEBVINE, BELT’S STOMACH AND TONIG BITTERS. iBUBY G. AP! 3318-8 (Bep.Ohron) Bo 14956 r $1, 000 TO LEND ON BEAL Bsrark, BO 2 MIDDLETON, You AN—Soveral smell nounteol MONEY on qstate security, Becurities Se lms” all Boom, Metra FS SALES Theckd Artiquarina BOOKSTORE, No, 213 Peunaylvanis, 8: west, be tween 3d and Sd streete-a stock of 60,000 vol ames Sf Old Books. Gash or unincumbened real estate ie jton taken im exchange. Apply at the jy6 Iw" Foe BALE—A first class DBUG STORE, ons iness of from @16 to @24 a day; reason f: ‘given by PROFESSIONAL. LSDW HS EPSPs cance, “(outs Pow Bete $n) pam ScHUTTER & F TROMNAMENTALs ave serial PaTeine * Street northwest, an ve HD. 0- =r! cane b Medical corner D Extractirg HOUSEFURNISHING GOODS. REFRIGERATORS BEDUCED IN PRICE. HAVE ON HAND A SMALL LOT, WHICH I WILL CLOSE OUT AS ABOVE. — F. SIMPSON, STEWART STOVE HOUSE, 1005 Penvsylvanis avenue. REFRIGERATORS, TO CLOSE THEM OUT. seer WEBB & BEVERIDGE, 1009 Pannstivamia AVENUE. IMPROVED KITCHENER HAYWARD @ HUTCHINSON, 317 97x ETRERT HORTHWEST, myt-tr STOVE end PLUMBING HOUSE. REFRIGERATORS WATER COOLERS Large stock of ’ USE FURNISHING STORE, Hol apas-ly 314 7th street. S§BCOND-BamD FU, W. BUTHERFO! myls-ly Cor, 10th and G sen, 69a norte FAMILY SUPPLIES. “The Beverage that Strength-, ens, but does not Intoxicate.” COLD TEA! HOT TEA! To make s refreshing cup of Tes. buy at ‘AL TEA 409 Orn Br. ¥. + M. 0. A. Buipine, Ss Bivck, ixtares, sears Loavs oF for mc 3 conte = } ate ea! aint cae cars tr Bo. 319 isth st. bet Gand D MEDICAL, &o. _ S25 GeSANG ‘Soubittn Lore Viger Suit beovian, Fa Howard street D: copsn ited street, from 2 Pointe oy aS on ee O'clock. All, Female Oom= picky ‘gues. Qfice and Basidence No. . Baitimore ae 3m" 8 asunen wes vee *, SOLomoRs @ CHAPMAN. 11 Pennsyivevis avenne. Books FOR SUMMERS READING AT BALF PRICE. I be ass celeste’ from my my shelves & lerge lot of F'Fin sett ot half the retal price, — at WM. BALLANTYNE'’S or Ss SEVENTH STESET. SPECIAL NOTICE. We bave a very large stock of JUVERILE BOOKS, Leftover from the Hol! weanon. fn | fake a liberal distount irom te caseise that purpose. = I Pore i Svmccmnninee a a eee ality —the White'asb comprising “Leo,” Wi rand oath os prices meat ee cia ncvantyge this