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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-10

Judge Oliver Morris Of Springfield Mass VINO was the
Will " 10 that town and the senior living graduate Of
sir,ssn ooege died this morning aged 49, He for
for Register Of Probate In Hamp county,
years subsequently, Judge OF Probate Your
"r,S ~ Wa elected 70 the Legislature was member
otsns CONSTITUTIONAL Convention Of 1870 -
rs Jury IN the Of Timothy Lynch Who was
eave ~ IN ocer y East Boston. while resatng arrest
save verdict OF lushabe and mofS
or coLect'ons OF people with mobocratic demon
The iishi ~ rom ths officers must be consdsred
The ourneymen bakers Boston are ORGANISING ,hsr -
paIsoIy 70 asking an increase they thst ~
wor. eisnt hours week, for which receive u fc,
TO fourteen dollars They eighteen dollar week
~. SATURDAY, while engaged In quarrel about iaw
suit. "a ~.
Loete5 the interior California In direcl
~ put Iustned a. claimed, account
oa.on o. atu'c 10 permitting the Mercantile Library
Ao'eIy 'as' year. between Mn. Fair and Mr. cri,ssu
AN re ~ untn e two hnndred love sa
%ors sd%is.sd a. s,Sdenes - WIZ occupy tho creates
part of this weak.
Colonel snvey and three - ms were murdered
snd their bodies shcektngly Autih "ed l. N'
DetweemPhGntx and bradshaw, Arm IA. = 20 s...-.
Harrus freight train was stsckea March ,aves HarTs
Phoenix and wyckensbura, BY 100 Apseas MO Sured ana
Ind another man murdered, the Train ~
twenty-five nu OF.
Rich gold discoveries are constantly beinsA In
lrtxona. {. !.
General ssonens,, commaucef OF ths Department Los
'acac, as remains quietly .cnding 70 hfs ranch -
lng1los California
Joseph and Cyrige Dion Eudolphe and Usry q
nnercan four Fail ehrrom 1000 points SatfA ns -,
oints. Nf
PASSENGER travel westward Is heavy Many colasts are
sitting Nebraska. The Missouri cfvAr wkioh AAs ocen
w Tor sumo tiInes IL now rising
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A DISASTROUS ROW.

A EIan Kicked and Stamped Nearly TO Death
by Newark Brewer.
On the night Of the 27th utimo Victor Bohrer, who
resides ut No. lit Ridge street, became engaged in
quarrel with Jacob Hoag, Newark brewer.
in the gin mill No. 113 Ridge street.
Words ran high and soon led to blows,
which fell thick and fast on the heads and bodies
OF the combatants. B0hrer getting very much
the worst OF 1t the bystanders interered and sepa-
rated them, when they adjourned to the sidewalk
and commenced hostllities again. After fighting
was PROSTATE jumped upon him and stamped and
kicked him most numerically. Bohrer, after
A DESPERATE STRUGGLE,
finally regained his feet and commenced striking
out right and left. Hoag again threw him heavily
to the pavement and again Jumped upon him. this
time lighting upon his stomach and legs. BOhrer,
seeing he was IN imminent danger OF being
killed, commenced calling "watch' most Justify.
whereupon his prosecutor took to his heels and
has not been seen on this side the Hudson since.
Bohrer, as soon as Hoag had decamped, attempted
10 regain his equilibrium, but could not do 80, as
one or hts legs seemed to be broken. He was taken
up by couple OF officers and afterwards removed to
ST. Francs' Hospital, where 1t was found necessary
to amputate his limb, 1t having been frghtuly
broken and lacerated Ever since the operation was
sinking, and the attending physicians, fearing ne
will die notified Coroner Young. VINO yesterday af-
ternoon took his ante-mortem statement when the
above facts were elected. Tho Coroner issued a
warrant for the arrest OF Hoag and the officers are
now his track.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-10
THE PARIS COMMUNISTS
TELEGRAM TO THE new YOax HERALD.

TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD
Insurgents Fighting Among Themselves-Re-
fractory MISUNDERSTANDING the Army
Iusumcient Ambulance Service.
LONDON, April lo-Mornng.
Advices from Paris. dated up to last night, con.
tain the following news. which transmit for the
use OF the HERALD
INSURGENTS FIGHTING AMONG THEMSELVES.
To-day conflict occurred among tine insurgents
themselves In the Rue de Faubourg st. Antoine, In
consequence Of the refusal Of portion Ct the Ma
uona Guard to march beyond the walls.
HOW THE COMMUNE GETS RECRUITS.
Domiciliary visits Will be made tomorrow to seek
for refractory nationals.
The recent decree OF the commune has been modi-
fed so as to make military service compulsory on
all between the ages Of nineteen and forty.
INSUFFICIENT AMBULANCE SERVICE.
The Mon,teur reports that Delescluze is under
arrest; also that the ambulance service In Paris Is
insufficient and the wounded are suffering greatly
for want OF proper attendance.
THE REIGN OF TERROR
Arbitrary arrests are increasing In number In this
city. Many more cures have been thrown into
prison. Church services are generally suspended,
been closed.
General Bergeret is under arrest
THE PARTY OF CANCELLATION.
The party OF reconciliation are redoubling their
efforts. They have held public meetings IN favor Of
peace at which members OF the Commune were
present.
The Communists are building additional barricades
In the quarters threatened by the besiegers.
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SUICIDE or A LADY.

FOR 90 ne time Miss Susan Corwithe. Of Bridge
hampton. L. l., had acted strangely but her friends
paid little attention to 1t further than wondering
why she went to the beach so often. On wednes.
day evening. between the hours Of ten and eleven
O'Clock she went down 10 the beach and did not re-
,turn that night. On Thursday search was made for
her. but no trace Of her could be obtained On
Friday her shawl was found on the beach, and was
then believed that she had drowned herself The
hay was Immediately dredged, but the body could
mot be found. On Saturday the dredging party OBJ.
served nsherman's signal about two miles from
shore, and on reaching the boat It Was found that
tho shermcn had picked ap the body. 1t Is thought
thay owing 10 the skirts which she wore she did not
nink but driited ouy and that she died from exhaus
uon. 6ho was unmarried and ffty years Of age.
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A ROW AMONG TEE ROSES.
How George and Elizabeth QuarreiIed and
What Came or II.

How George and Elizabeth QmarreiIcd and
What Came OF IL.
George Rose, who Is evidently sweet-scentcd
cuss. and MS gentle wife, who live at No. 81 Oak
street. quarrelled yesterday afternoonyes, actually
quarrelled and called each other all sorts OF naughty
names, notwithstanding 1t was Easter Sunday
aud the Germans are going to have "v0n Qrosser
sphree" to-day. Among other things Elizabeth In
sisted that George was "great big nasty brute. so
now" wnereupon the "brute' threatened to de-
mOltsh her with large kerosene lamp. The per-
suasive elOquence OF q br00mstck IN the hands
OF Elizabeth dssuaded him from exc
cutting his threat, but not, however. nom
upsetting the cook stove and throwing
the lamp filled with oil. upon IL. or course this
made beautiful IRE, and gave the various engine
companies In the vicinity chance to display their
skill and agility IN extinguishng It, Before the fre-
men arrived. however, the male Rose, VINO was by
THOROUGHLY ON HIS MUscLH
kicked tho best leg from under the table, breaking
pretty much all the "chana" the shebang could
boast or aud then it right out for the street 10 cool
his heated temples with the balmy air offspring and to
evade fleet footed "peeler," VINO wanted to inter-
view him for couple OF minutes. He proved himself
. regular Dexter on the road, but the 'copn was
too many for him and finally sc0oped him In. The
devouring element destroyed only about hfy dollars
worth OF property and IN nnumerable number OF
cockreaches and other s1nsects.v MRS. Rose IL now
in sorrow, and her George IL IN the lock-up-for
arson.
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ADDITIONAL REPORTS.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

'sss~s"'"
Positions Of the Government Forces-The
Communisss Rsinforced-Aa Lncsssant Bonn
bardment-The Champs Elysses Evacuated
LONDON, April 1o-s:so A. N.
have received the following intelligence dated
"Belore Paris. sunday evening, April o." and for.
ward the same for publication In the NEW YORK
HRRALp:-
POSITIONS OF tbs GOVERNMENT FORCES.
The government forces are successful In Courbe.
vote and occupy the bridge Of Ncuilly They are
barricadlne the village and the bridge.
THE COMMUNISTS REINFORCED.
The Communists have reinforced their ARTILLERY at
Porte Maillot and Porte des Ternes.
AN INCEssAET B0xBARDMENr.
Mont valerein and the batteries at Courbevoie
have maintained an incessant bombardment oil day
and their shells fall beyond the Arch OF Triumph.
THE CHAMPS RLYsKRs EVACUATED.
The Champs Eiysees are completely deserted and
the National Guards are hiding In the cross streets
seesing protection from the shells whicn fall IN
every direction many close to the American Lega-
ton.
THE TR0OPs IN THE BOTS Oh BoULoaNB.
the result OF the forty.eight hours cannonade Is
that tho Versailles troops have crossed the Seine ut
Asnieres. and occupy Sablonville and Longchamps.
The drawbrfdgc and noor Of Porte Aaillet are
broken.
Tho efforts OF tho Communists 10 force the citizens
generally to take uD arms have 40 Ear failed
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THB RQUGB REVOLT.
Desperate Fighting Around
Paris on Saturday.
Porte MailOt Bombarded and the Champs
ElySees SheIled.
A BATTLE AT VlLLEJUIF.
The Army Of Versailles Gain
ing Ground.
Theirs Averse to Forcing an
Entrance Into Paris.
--~~>~~~~~~~~>~~o>>~~-~
BISMARCK A BONAPARTIST.
-~~~>>~~~~~~-~~~~~~-~
The Communists Fighting Among
Themselves.
The Army Of Versailles Gain
ing Ground.
The Communists Fighting Among
Themselves.
THE DRAMA OF BLOOD.
TELEGRAM TO THE new york HERALD.


TELEGRAM TO THE new yOak HERALD.
Desperate Fishting Saturday-Engage.
mcnts South OF Paris-Gupb0afs and Siege
Gums En- Route-M. Theirs Averse 70 Fighting.
LONDON, April Q, 1871.
have received the following intelligence from
Versailles and forward the same for publication in
the HERALD
DESPERATE FIGHTING ON SATURDAY.
There was desperate fighting around Paris on
Saturday. Fort valerien and the advanced batteries
OF the Army Of Versailles steadily bombarded Porte
Malot, their shells falling In the Champs Eysees.
ENGAGEMENTS SOUTH OF PARIS.
An engagement took place at vhlejuif, and there
were skirmishes at Bergneux and Blllancourt. All
the southern forts have resumed firing. The gov
eminent forces are gaining ground in front Of
Montrouge and Bcetre. decisive struggle is ex-
pected at the gates OF the city.
GUNB0ATs AND SIEGE GUNS EN- ROUTE.
d ottlla OF gunboats has been sent from Havre
up the Seine to assist In the operations against
Paris. Siege guns have also been despatched from
Havre to Cherbourg for an attack on the forts occu
pied by the insurgents.
n. THEIRS AvERSE TO FIGHTING.
Is reported that NJ Theirs averse to forcing an
entrance into Paris by lighting and that he prefers
to reduce the city by investment.
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Destruction Of Bridscs-The Exiled Bishop Of
Havana Returns.
HAVANA, April Q, 1871.
tho insurgents have destroyed q bridge on the
santiago de Cuba and villa del Cobre Railroad.
Generals Caro- and Chinchilla have arrived at
havana. General Caro- Is on his way to Spain.
The journals announce the return Of the Bishop Of
Havana, who was banished by Lersundi.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-10

CITY MoRTALrrY.- The deaths in the city for
the past week are officially reported at 556--
twenty nine over the previous week. Diseases
OF the lungs aud respiratory organs have been
remarkably fatal during tho last quarter, due,
we have no doubt, to the frequent sudden and
violent changes in the weather. Otherwise
the general health of the city this year COM
pares favorably, 50 far, with the record of last
year.
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pf Gospel progress. Go on, good SuperIn-
fendent, in yonr cleansing Of our Augean
stable; thankful thousands Of your fellow citi-
sens will reward you. But ye, Oh, ministers
OF Christi the field of sin is before you. Fear
mot, but tread boldly; the satisfaction of your
own consciences must be your guerdon. If
Crime must exist, let 1t be in the despite Of
your best efforts. Do not, at least, leave all
the work to the police.
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GENERAL REPORTS.
TELEGRAM 70 the NEW YORK HERALD.

Blsma rck a Bona partist-The Murseilles In.
sursents Dlsarmed.
LONDON, April Q, 1871.
I am enabled to report the following intelligence
to the NEW YORK HEEALD:-
BISMARCK A BoNAPARTtsT.
The London Observer says that Prince Bismarck
ia still favorable to the reestablshment OF the en-
pire IN France, ana the restoration Of the ex-
Emperor Napoleon to the throne.
sMARsEILLR INSURGENTS DIsARMED.
The insurgent National Guards In MarseIes were
disarmed without resistance, and all who were
taken prisoners have been sent to the Chateau dr.
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work AND WAGES IN MASSACHUSETTS.

WORCESTER, Mass, April 0, 1871.
large number OF the workmen In the Washburn
d Noon Wireworks, this city, have been on strike
for some time to compel reduction OF tho hours VI
labor from eleven to ten day The proprietors re.
fuse, unless the men consent at the same time 10
reduction Of Ave per cent wages. About three
hundred OF The w0fkmen last evening resolved to
reject the propositions OF tho proprles0rs and 70
oeek embodiment elsewhere.
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VIEWS OF TIE PAyT.

APRIL 10. H4
1s53-Tte blockade OF Montenegro raxed by TdfHcA
1884 great Chartist DEMONSTRATIONS iu Lo0domLt
England. al4
is3l-The Poles defeated the Russians tnsthc patsis
OF Soldier. M4l%
OF Toulouse Frauce WelaUHe0ni a.
feated Marshal SOut fII 81
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NEW YORK CITY.

the following record Will show the changes In the
temperature for the past twentyfour hours In CO m
parison with the corresponding day OF last year. as
indicated BY the thermometer at HudnuIs Pnar-
macy. HERALD Building, corner OF Aun street,
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Shooting Of DR.. ScanIand by Hls Brcther-in-
Law-TNc Jealousy Of Scaniand's Wife the
Probable Causc.
CHICAGO April Q, 1871.
The ARRAY Of Friday evening. which resulted In
the shooting OF DR.. q. q. Scaniand BY his brothern
law. Percy II. Leonard, has caused much excite
ment In this city. lady, well known In fashiona-
BILE circles, ana who had DR.. scanIand for her family
physician, Ia associated with tho AFFAIR. or this
lady It Is alleged Mrs. 5canland became very
jealous, but the pubic sentiment Ia that sne IN no
way gave cause for the feeling An Inquest WAS
neld over the body OF the Doctor on Saturday, aud
Leonard waa cammltted tVr trial,
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A.-Perfect Fitting and Elegant Boots and
SHOES FOR LADIES' GENTLEMEN, BOYS AND
WORK IN THE CITY. NEW STORE AND NEW STYLES.
BROOKS, 575 and 1856 BROADWAY, corner 18th street.
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The reopenng of the Merchants and Manufacturers Co
operative Distribution Association at 5y6 Broadway, b.
Prince and Houston Streets the wheel having been
examined by committee appointed for that purpose, and
found to contain every prize the in view Of that fact
We permitted reopen continue
OF tickets and distribution OF prizes.
The first has been given according announce
ment; the association carry
every promise made to the public.
The sale tickets and drawing Of prizes will be
tween A. M 10 NJ at the Depository and showrooms
of the Company $3.50 Broadway next door Helmbolds
drug store The purchasers will be allowed
their drawing from the wheel spot at the the
tickets are purchased.
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A Observation-Disclosures SILK Hats, "a.
Broadway styles at about half Broadway prices
g. .. D. HAT COMPANY, IL Cortlandt street.
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grand fair and bazaar will be opened this
evening at the Twentysecond regiment armory,
In Fourteenth street. The proceeds OF this fair will
be devoted to the benefit OF the Chaplin Home,
which receives and cares for aged and INDECENT per-
SONS without distinction OK race or creed.
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Bachelors Hair Oye.-The Best In tho
world. The only perfect dye harmless reliable tnstauta
neous. Factory 10 Bond street
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I'M. James Donahue. superintendent OF the Free

Mr.. James Domaine, superintendent OF tho Free
Labor Bureau, Nos. and 10 clinton place, makes
the following report OF business for the week end.
ing April s:-Applicanons for employment, LOIS;
OF these there were ITO males and oO5 females male
help required Ca female, 1001; situations procured
for % males and SAT females whole number OF
situations procured for the week ending April s,
$50; total number OF situations procured for the
month Of March, S,5i5.
Counsel who have been engaged by the keepers OF
the houses OF uLfame pulled" on Saturday came
before Judge logan yesterday morning and de-
manded trial py jury for their clients In the Court
OF General Sessions It was the Intention OF the
Judge to send the to the special Sessions for
trial, but now the papers VIII DO laid before the
District Attorney at twelve O'Clock to-day, and
counsel will PROBABLY ask for hearing OF the argu-
ments for the defence at an early day.
LYNN SHOE BUsrNEsS.--The shoe trade Of this city
IN very brisk indeed. some OF the manufacturers
being compelled to their factories late into
Ing hours to supply orders. Operatives on all kinds
OF work are In demand, and goods are being pushed
into she market As rapidly as possible. The number
OF cases forward6d during the Ave days ending last
"Wednesday was. AS33, against A,405 Tor the CORE
i,430 cases. TIE total number Of cases sent from
Lynn during the quarter ending March 80 was
66,773 against l,672 for the 1rst quarter of last
year; showing an increase OF D 10i cases over the
fkoss,l ReDorter. Apr1 .. :
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Mr.. 7. w. M. Marshall will deliver lecture at the
Cooper Institute on Thursday evening next on
Liberty and the Catholic Church." The proceeds
OF the evening are intended for the benefit OF the
Poor Boys L. dgng House, which IL under the care
OF the society OF st. Vincent de Paul.
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VCL1UtTWtUTC
last Year. COZ
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A.-Herrlngss Patent
CHAMPION SAFES,
PSI Broadway corner Murray street.
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MAILS FOB EUROPE.

The steamship Alemanna will leave this Dtrt on
Tuesday for Plymouth and Hamburg nta tAs
The malls for Europe Will close at the Post Ofce A.
half-past eleven O'Clock A. M. Hf-#s
The NEW YORK REHABILITATION for Europe
viii be ready at half-past nine O'Clock II the
Single copies, In wrappers for mailing ak osnssv
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A.-Fspenscheid's Spring Style silk Hat
which for beauty of PATTERN excellence OF work and decides
superiority MATERIAL stamps leading hat OF tho
season; price 81. At lis Nassau street.
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loo PRIZES. TOTAL VALUE. 3lu.OoJ %
The second concert place stenway Hall, April
H. Tickets 81 EACH emitting tho holder to ono chance 10
the drawing
Diamonds, Watches and Jewclry For Sayo
by GEO. G. ALLEN, SIS broadway. UNDER s.. EichoAA
Hotel
Electrical Treatment tor tho Relief Of
the afflicted, BY DR.. CHAMBERLlS, No. 7Wess Fourteenth
street,
Gents Eight Dollar Dress Hats for Seven
Dollars
Small profts-Quick return
Genius and activity ask only square composition
Our Hats spe ak for themselves.
RARNOCk 4 CO., 5l9 Broadway.
Boys and Youths Hats at moterats prices.
German Cntharti, L0xenaes ShOnid BIO u sed
for Cossiveness So cents; sold by all druggss
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Window Shades or Rest Scotch Holland.
with patent self acting axturas al KELry'5 7A aud ia
BroadwN \ pcar Fourth s.les~ -
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This Hotel will be closed heretofore repor hue
viii continued under the present management. Daru&
the summer viii put in thorough repair and
tensve improvements made inclnins an ELEVATOR o. me
order sni much OF replaced by new In AcA sSefythne
win be done maintain ~ position one the os pops
lar and comfortable frst class Hotels In the city
after lat OF April the price ri tAusien} board WI
reduced da% An hefctoforA, ArrnuRemon0 WIZ
be made with DO sS;ts Al pfces according 70 ss
and location Of D. NJ. HILDEHrH = W.
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Gents, Eight Dollar Dress Hats for Sc,
New York Hotel.

German Cnthartif Loxenaes ShOnid be u sed
for Cossiveness. 80 cents; sold by all druggists.
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Adams, Hallock & Co.
SPLENDID A4sA Att
QUALITY f4altH
Silver Plated
Spoons, Forks, ~
Casters, Tea 6ets, &C., ..t&
manu- acture, al
retail
during the month
ADAMS, HALLOCK CO., 20 John street. -
late Adams, Chandler Il Co.
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Picture sales Mt Auction


are advertised for Wednesday and Thursday even
ngs at the Leeds Art Galleries, sI7 and $40 Broad
way, including the works OF the late lamented
Adolphe vogt, together with numerous examples of
European and American artists; for Friday evening"
Ut Clinton Hail. Aston place, the private collection
lery, an important consignment from Messrs. Gou-
pil b Co., together with the entire and valuable
collection OF Mr.. John Snedec0r, who Il about to
leave for EurOpean tour.
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troublesome Coughs md Ccldsa S0re Threat
and Hoo rseness are speedily cured by Dr. JAMES Xxx.
PECTC gives Immediate relief In all affections of
tho ipcs BY producnxx free expecoraton OF tbs phion
With obs,ructs the hus qaclins the cough relieving Ne
Inflammation and giving the diseaaed organs chance "
haeal. Sold BY "a drugsisss. <s