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NEW YORK. SATURDAY MORNING, MAY T. 1912

men who were ready for apathy 10 justify in alinos
any amount 10 release persons bail who charge
with high offences, have been almost completely dry
from their practices They rarely 10 be seen In
their old haunts, and the community has thus been re-
eycd from Of the corrupt plans of interference,
in the cause of justice that could have been attempted By
perjured knaves.
ANOTHER FENCE BRoEEs INIo.-Oticc stephens
and McGrah arrested Thursdey colored man named
Henry Drayton alias Hen Brown, on suspicion OF being
concerned in several recent larccnes and burgiares
During the day they made search in a fence Kept by
Elias Rodman 3ol Caharne street. for of the goods
that were missing, and although all knowledge Of them
was denied by the wife OF Rodman, yet black silk
handkercheis were found which Identified by John
Hail. OF hoy William street portion Of that
recently stolen from his premises. Drayton fully
committed.
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TIE RAcE.-The race is in the mouth of every
sporting man from morn to noon from noon 10 night
The southern blood is not up yet, nor are they ex-
cited enough to back their White Nose" with
any thing like long odds. They appear to be lying
back in the high grass waiting for the day come,
in fear that the courage of Fashions friends will
give out TOO soon, and they thus be compelled to
bet al heavy odds to secure opponents Nearly all
the wagers posted yesterday Were even up. A gem
teman who saw the horses yesterday afternoon in
formed US that they were both in fine condition. and
presented every appearance of remaining till
Tuesday next The main stake Of $50, OOo on The
pert Of Fashion, being made up by club of northern
spor,smen, they have much at stake ~ they pro-
badly feel disposed to risk under present crcum-
stances. Colonel Johnson, the +" Napoleon Of the
Turf" is on the ground, and will not risk his COM
fort and the anxiety Of his friends by INDUCING in
" cold lobster" rs he was wont to do in the match
between Eclipse and Henry. The present owners
of the course who purchased it mainly on account
of the present having been settled upon, have
made extensive improvements and alterations in
the public stands, thus giving suitable accommoda-
tons for all who will be present Several stables Of
horses have arrived, and the sweepstakes to be run
on the same day will also come oil with interest.
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Albany.

lCorespondenec OF the Herald
ALBANY, May s, 1872
inresfnents in the Nep Loan Gratifying Result Of
the Tar Bill
The 100000 loan at per cent recently advcr-
tsed tor by the Commissioners of the Canal Fund,
IL moving off for permanent investments in sums
varying from $4,000 to $4,000. Upwards of
$1,000 hasbecn taken at Albany in this way with
In few days, by private subscription. The pledge
OF the tax and OF the tolls for the prompt payment
OF the interest, and for the ultimate reimbursement
OF the principal of this loan. assimatng il in prin-
ciple to the original loans for the construction of
the Erie and Champlain Canals, made under the
loan of 1877, make this loan, now open, most de-
sirablc investment
There cannot be question that it is the very best
description OF stock now Offering in the market and
Its value, when sales come to be made will no
doubt prove to be above par
II is a matter Of surprise that this stock has not
been taken by our capitalists The money realized
from it Is to be paid contractors for work lonS
since done by them. 1t could be taken here with
out removing dollar from the city, and would pay
perhaps six eigh, millions OF debts in the interior
Of the State, and materially tighten up and revivify
all descriptions of business
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General Sessions.
Before his Honor Recorder Tanadge and Judges Ivncl
nu1N aah.

Bcorc ms Honor Recorder Talmadge and Judges Lynch
and Noah
William Shaler Esq, acting District Attorney.
MAY 6-At the opening Of the Court Judge Lynch pro.
ceeded to the sentence of the Court upon the
following persons
Samuel FOOL who convicted Of forgery in thu second
degree for passing $40 counterfeit on the Merida
Bank of Connecticut upon Mr. Gosng keeper of an eat.
ing house in Fulton street. sentenced the pri
son Tor seven years. Previous to Icing sentenced he
scented written statement in defence Of his conduct and
ing the of his lotion upon the lack of ut.
tenton by his counsel.
Stephen Warren, cartman for attempting to pass n IS
counterfeit note OF the Tradesmens Bank Of this city
sentenced 10 the State prison for also.
Judge Lynch stated that the Court determined to
punish with the utmost severity all persons COW ctcd OF
the crime Of passing dealing in counterfeit money. This
being the case Otis Allen, Somes and his partners &c.
will be eectuay used up when they arragned for
tcncc.
William Derrckson charged with burglary on trial but
convicted OF petit larceny only when the evidence
merely sufficient to prove him receiver Of eolcn goods
was sentenced to the penitentiary for six months.
Stole COtc-James Madison alias Low, tried for
stealing belonging to Thoas T. Banta of 1903 Troy
street the 18th of February last prov by pro.
secution that prisoner hired two small boys drive the
from the foot OF Amos street to the Of Green
witch and Charlton streets. and from thence Thompson
street He was defended bye. w. Terhune, Esq and the
jury returned verdict Of guilty The Court then senen.
ced him TO imprisonment in the penitenary for six months
DBcuARGrD.Joscph Murray, ieweIler by trade who
was indicted for picking the pocket Of Oliver Basns
No. Clarkson street the 3ls of January last while
he was attending sale at Tattersals in Broadway was
discharged application Of his counsel he hav np re-
mancd in prison three terms without being arraned for
trial
The Court then adjourned to Monday morning at II
o'cI
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Court of Common Pleas.

March G.-Uater Skidmore VS.. John IT, Deroc.--Nir s.
member OF the bar He went 10 Europe for his health
leaving in the OF Mrs Hemans, with whom he had
boarded painting and two cpgra,in Her landlord
Mr.. shannon distrained for rent ana The pictures were
tai but relcyined, aud suit is brought he great
point on the trial 10 the value of the property
costs being allowed in repevn where the amount is not
$50 or over Mr. Kimberly artist sworc to the paint.
ing being work OF merit, and worth least $50 and the
enSravngs worth $40. Mr. Vieltcc placed the value OF
The painting at $40, and the auconeer's clerk said uer
TIC hammer would not bring than 81 81 The
Jury gave verdict for plaintiff of cents damages and
cents costs and the property, which valued at 500
For plaintiff Mr.. j. b. .coles; Mr.. j. I. Brady for de-.
fonda
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W QshlnUtOn.
Correspondence Of the Iierald.1
WASHINGTON. Thursday. II. M.

Correspondence Of the HeraldI
WAsHNGroN Thursday p. NJ
No Business In either House for the rcmnin-
der OF the week.
The Senate met at the usual hour this morning
and Immediately adjourned over to Monday. In
the House an attempt was smade, indirectly, after
MIR. Geddings of Ohio who has been reelected,
was sworn in, TO adjourn over, but some of the
members were suffering under paroxysm of pa
riotisn, and strenuously resstedit. The appropra-
tionbill, which had been returned from the Senate
with amendments, was taken up and referred to the
Committee of Ways and Means. Several attempts
were made TO adjourn, but the ayes and nays were
ordered, and the motion rejected. There is an OBJ
vious determination to do nothing, however, and
they will shorty adjourn over.
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MORE TROUBLE FOR THE Loco FocoS.-It was
currently rumored among the political circles yes
terday, that John Pcttigrew, Esq, the Assistant
Alderman elect in the Seventeenth Ward, is not a
nanralzed citizen He came to this country at an
early age, 1t is asserted and from reference to the
naturalization index, no such name can be found
We give this a current nmor not ayouching for
its correctness however.
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MAY 6--.4nempt al Reroh.-The ship Hudson, Captain
Page started on Thursday morning for Charleston.
tween and O'Clock r. NJ while still inside of the Hook
adicuty took place between the mate and Henry
one OF the seamen, whom he severely assaulted. The
other men took part with Graves and refused duty
The Captain brought the ship TO anchor when he was
boarded by the Revenue cutter The still persisting
IN their refusal they were placed in irons and brought
the city Their names are james Bagley, James Sw elm
John Jackson, John johnson, Henry Graves, Robt
Stevens, James Taylor John Reynolds and Peter FoI
ner. Yesterday they examined before Judge Eve
ret and fully committed for trial.
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GOVERNOR OF Chauncey F. Cleve.
land has been elected Governor Of Connecticut bv
the Legislature He received l39 out of POI votes.
VIM ;. Holabird has been electedIieut Governor.
Both democrats
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IT
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VERY LAST FROM NRGNIA.The news from Viz
siha ny The last mails, leave il no longer doubtful
Ihat the iocoiocos have carried majority of the
houSe OF Delegates, and will obtain the ascendancy
IN the Senate, which last year was tied.
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$500 PREMIUM

THE. IIN,SDEsTRuCTlBLE INK, which r.. NJ. BART
LETT exhibited the Fair OF the American Institute
New York a, with offer of $500 10 any one who should
extract 1t IRON PAPER and which ed the gold medal Of the
H1tch, Bank Note Engrayers q Merchants Exchange
above named housr will he promptly attended to-
Writing made with this ink will remain unchanged as long
paper will endure and exceedingly valuable shove all in
dcllibc inks now in Of which have knowledge
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CANAp, MAiIs-The Unicorn ha, commenced
running between Quebec and Halifax with the mail
from England.
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WIGS CLEANED

INSIDE AND OUT, EQUAL TO NEW.
WIGS and every description OF oynamsnta hair cleaned.
w stretched and restored original beauty chcmi
al process known only the subscriber. WN BATCHE-
LOR practical Wig max and hair cutter 1853 Broadway New
ork Packages from the be oTepaid
prompt attention. The handsomes and best assortment of
WIGS and oupces IN the United States will be found this
Illll .lItAI ..Au
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NAvM~-The United States ship Preble was at
Gibraltar on the 9th of April
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THE KREMLIN.

III BROADWAY corner Of Thame. strec,.-This spen-
did establishment open for the reception Of the
public having been fitted elegant for gentle
DESTROYS Of spending few hours Of leisure in the practice
o hrltu exercises and agreeable eaYatons business
TsyuiA Two separate s,oor~ tsed up billiard room,
and bowling alleys The FIRST conaDs -four tables
and s second -four excellent alleys Each saloon has the adj
OF hne lisht and psnt &c room, aud furnished
the STYLE. Ia iced Jsns have been
spared TO place The -kremn footing point of
trIons, Of the most in,ins fesee1hity The proprcofs
inviting gentlemen vimt oef establishment beg
;hem that especial regard VIII be mad their accommodation
and will hn 'ed 10 sa,isfstton and make
s,en perfectly al hcir.Y
Ben WILSON. formerly proprietor of the
Montgomery Idl, Montgomery, Ala
GEO. a. THOMAS, late book-keeper
Al ne Astor Uuu,e
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PlLorlNG.-The New Jesy pilots poted 20 YES
gels out of the harbor of New York during the last
month, and brought in G3, of which 81 were boarded
out OF sight of Sandy Hook. We learn that the
Board OF Commissioners have suspended one OF ths
pilots, John Fitzgerald for natention TO duty aud
dlsobediencn Of Orders
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SALT RHEUM SALT RHEJJM

THERE is article for sale in New Yoik manufac-
In tured BY A. D. Sands 2 and 100 Fnlon street, that
Jackson Itch; Scad Head and diseases OF the ska
remedy before known medicine history Among
the which has proved ctctua mention the case
Of John Smith who purchased box and abce Of the Com
eena,ed Syrup Of Sasapaa which effected perfect cure
He then purchased nine dollars worth for his friends.
Certificate o: Mrs. f. Srcer We have Just received letter
from Mrs. Elizabeth Speer, OF Bellingham Mass lady Sc
venytee years of who mentions her Salt Rhcum
bein{ Of the that under the
of medicine -.
For the last twenty year. h.vc tried every thing this, has
been recommended and attended strictly
ean, adyee without any permanent benefit. II airing of
Sands celebrated remedy. induced il, and
week from the time obtained it, was able walk and my feet
nearly covered with ssinhc of health
rapid that bee a wonder all who only
feel privilege but aduty make known Others who
afflicted with this complaint the wonderful have OBJ
tanned by the use Of Sands's remedy.
ELIZABETH sPEAR.
B.llngh,n,, Mass.
The bottle Of slrsapall, which accompanies the remedy
prepared eltogoth pss which four
the strength of any in the market.
Sold hy a. b. ID. Sands No. 10 Fulton street Of
Gold 100 Fulton II East Broadway 273 Broadway Price
ms
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STEAM SHIP MIDWAY, hence, arrived at Halifax
on the Sd lnst in company with the Britannia from
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TOTAL, BLINDNESS

caused by excessive inflammation had existed for years In
amaon and soreness caused by blows cpnusons wounds
on the BY bodies Of irritating nature in
Iodufed under the eyed removed by the sppsa
Ions Of Its astonishing efficacy Ptup in jars with full drec
tons for Price 3fis cents
For sale, wholesale aud retail by DAVID SANDS & CO,
n East Broadway, corner Of Market ST.
Sold also by A. D. D. Sands and 100 Fulton streets and
by A. . Sands Co., s7a Broadway of Chambers
street, New York. me Ctr
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FOX NEW ORLEANS.
LOUISIANA AND NEW YORK LINE OF PACKETS.
30 10 As; sR So
For the better accommodation of Shippers Is intended To
despach ship from this the h 10th, 18TH 2Oth
2ot vi each mouth the 10th October and
mAnsr OF the year whereby great delays dappoitrnsnt
viii bs prevented during the mouths The following
ship, wll commence this arrangement:
Ship YAZOO, Captain Cornell.
ship OCONEF, Captain Jackson
Ship MISSISSIPPI Captain Ifiliard.
Ship sHAKSPEARt. Captain Miner
Ship CATION; Cap.ain Latham.
ship OCMULGEE Captain Lea,itt.
Ship NASHVILLE. Captsin Dickinson
Ship MEMPHIS, CAPTAIN knight.
Ship LOUISA ,ptan Mulford
These SHIPS all built in the city Of New York exprcs
!,or packets Of light draft Of water have ny been
ewy coppered and spendd order with accommodations
,or pneqallad for comfort They commanded
general subtraction. They will all be lowed up a
down the Mississippi by steamboats,.
Neither the owners or captains Of these ships will be respond
or FOR letters parcel package sent BY board
them unless regular bills Of adin taken SANG ud
uie value thereon expressed
For freight or passage, apply
Q. X. COLLINS K CO, 81 South st.. or
HULLIN WOODRUFF Agent in New
Oean who will promptly forward all goods address
The ships OF this line mnctua!y a. ad-
yeised AND will be taken have the good correct
~ measured md
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ROMAN EYE BALSAM,

FUIt WAN AND INFLAMED EYES.
THIS BALSAM i prescription of one of the cele
brated occuists has been long time in use and con
GENTLY recommended to the public the best and most
iu sh's ever used for iniammatoy diseases of eye In
Giss Where The eyds very niaed the bail of the
ihckly covered with blood almost like magic and
moves all appearance OF disease after three applications
In DlMNESS OF SIGHT
caused by fixed attention minute Objects by long eIpose
y strong light and in the weakness partial loss OF
from sickness or old il il restorer and should be
disease. -
Til. Baam has restored tight in many instance. where al
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PAcNEr Srur RoscIUs, hence for Liverpool with
lorty-five cabin passengers, was spoken on the 10Th
ult', abreast Of the Sherrics by the steam shin Ca
leConia
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STEAM NAVIGATION BETWEEN ANTWERP
AND NEW YORK
TRANSFORMATIONS.
BELGIAN STEAMER BRITISH QUEEN
NJ. III. KEAsr COMMANDER
The days Of departure of this weknoun 6teamshp have
been fixed as follows
From Antwerr. From Southampton, From Ncu York
On 9Th Nav 1852. On IN May 1912, On 7t June, iats
nr.. :, !o,h July, 7th Aug, g
!th Selr. iefh Ner 7tn Oct, -
Price oil passage, meals ncludcd Souhs.npton Or
kutwc $70steward's fees 50 6eS Tho neal. will 6e
served on board the plan Of eontlent hotel the
conr,cs for the voyage with the steward 4.
For freight further information amply to
H. ". Il. Y H. HALL Agents.
a226mSr ~ R.svs, a,r.s,
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Isnulsruut yixt.

SUUIHENN DISTRICT OF NEW YOYK
Charles Wilson and John Wilson Charles w and Son,
distiicrs Brooklyn, compulsory, on application OF
samuel H. Psynter, TO whom they owe over and above
$500, June ..
BushTod Birch, Gate Warmer < Drch) merchants,
solomon w arriner, Jr., do. do. June T.
Thomas Thomas, Jr. builder New York Juncs.
Ann Eliza Russell, boarding house keeper New York,
June 7.
Samuel Towner. baker. New York, JuncA
William Gault, Brooklyn, June Z.
Samuel Davis, merchant New York, June.
James W. Hale general agent. New York, June y
Joseph Tinkhan, date firm Tinkham 4 IiarD ner.
chants, New York, June 81.
William Lyon New york, june T.
Marcus r. Hodges, Qatc firm Phelps Crane and Hodges
New York June Z,
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JUST RECEIVED

RICH and varied assortment of Stocks Sc.r Cravss
Silks Linen and XIII Chores Spspender, Linen Mus
lin Shirts Pocket Nandsc rcl6cfs, &C. This the only
establishment in this city where ts subscribers celebrated
tic Stocks can be obtained.
PARSELLS, Agent for J. AGATE,
2 Broadway, between Park Place and Murray street
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Special Sessions.

Before Judge Noah and Adermcn Jones md woodruff.
MAY 6.-John James FOR stealing piece of smoked beef
from the store OF Messs Schepcr and Dasher was sent TO
the Pcntentiary for 30 days VIM Seimore for stealing
from John A. Crcgcr, Pearl street. sent up for 90
days. Michael Powers for stealing vest Sc from Isaac
Ramus 03 Chatham street was ycd ditto Catherine
Mr.. Hiram Gable, who washes for the principal steam.
boats ships Sc were found guilty Of stealing al
different times about 500 worth OF table linen, &C. ere
sent he penitentisry six months John Ticc for
beating small German lad named Levy Smith, was cent
up for 90 days Frederick Johnson old offender caught
stealing smoked tongue from Mcssrs Baker Patterson
sent UP for six months Luke Finncgsn cIn,o,i
with stealing piece OF sainet John Crossen q rounda
bout jacket Jane Altman trunk containing cloth;ne
Joseph Lindsay Michael Burke, and Sam johnson n NO,
gro with assault and batteries were DISCHARGED.
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r, VI. HUNTINGTON.
Commits OF the General Land Orien

NOTICE TO rRE.EMPTION CLAIMANTS.
Every claiming the right Of - I,ni in
any Of the t'wnhiIs designated in this Procanson IN virtue
Of the PROVISIONS Of the act o 22d June 1897 rs extended and
ne latter aci Or that of the nh Scpmbcr 1871 each grant
ing certain privileges TO another and different class Of otcIs.
requested 70 the the satisfaction OF the Rgi
r ana receiver Of the proper Land Office and make payment
before The day appointed for the Of the public
will be forfeited.
f.. VI HUNTINGTON
Commissioner of the General Land Office,
70 II in2wd WOW tJl3,
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This Improvement transportation affords Western N-T.
chants peculiar ADVANTAGES Tn. Food beng carefully packed
the boats warehouse No. rs Market
RED the Columbia and Portage Railways without tran
shipment. Careful captain, and employed who take
charge of the goods Phae h, and continue with them
the entire route thus avoiding delays and the liability Of
being separated Oh the
NBPasseugers forw irled Psbury and Por,svis .ve-
ny day, Sundays excepted.
al2 SIN. 7Wabin, ton street
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nr, abreast Of the Sherrics by the steam shin Ca
edonia
CHATHAM TiIEArRE-The Vvaudevillcs that have
been produced this week have he'd n most success
turm. On Monday next, London Assurance il
10 be brought out in style heretofore unequalled
Mrs Thornc. in tho part of Lady Cav Spanker
supported with powerful cast. This evening tho
performances consist Of "Clar" Charles H..
and Brother Ben Most places of public amuse-
ment cyince the pressure incident upon rent day
not so, however, with the Chatham, where the en-
terprlze OF the manager meets ltsreward
IMPORTANT TO THE LADIES or EXTREME FASHION.
The attention of ladies from the south or those of
our city, who claim knowledge of taste in dress.
is called to the new and beautiful article of wear
ing apparel recently introduced by Messrs. Pattson
and Noe for ladies' bonnes. They are calculated
to snperccde the use of Leghorn and straw almost
entirely, being more desirable lighter, and far more
beautiful in texture and finish The fashion of our
city have led the way in their introduction. and
those who desire article perfectly new and UNIQUE
IN style, can obtain them only at Mrs Hassell's.
81 Broadway, Mrs. Pratt's, corner of Broad
way aDdl Beecker streets; Mrs. Enges, Broadway
above Grand, and at Madame Duell's and Mrs
Cusliman's, also in Broadway
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RAILROAD NOTICE.
MARKET AND FREIGHT LINE
Es:sss: Ez,s=ssss. ,: - ALL

NEW bnI NSWlCk AND NEW YORK.
rI'IIE NEW JERSEY Rsilroad and TRANSPORTATION Com.
pany have essabllshed Freight Line between New
Brunswick and New York which they nd perna
neatly.
leaving New lrunswi ck at A. ". daily (Sundlys
eeped) and the feoi OF Liberty street, New York ats NJ
To country dealers and merchants line very
sahle Tor The spyedy and cheap of
ct every de.englon and rsrs particularly Dove and
Dealers IN l'se STOCK who e basr 10 hynd Of cattle convey
whenever required. - - -
The rates ior tho transportation OF cattle horses mules
low, crceedin; ste iml-D4t prices - 80
Merchandise by this line is not s,lec, n, any
charge IN crossing the North River. 1890 " '' ''
The Company have lifted large store hop.o a, New
Brunswick adjoining the Railroad Depot which will alwsys
.eop-n FOR the reception Of usrch.uli,c.. - N''
Passonee purchasing their tickets AZ the ofscs, III
receive ferry tickt gratis. MID On "
r,IGV{T AND L,