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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-11-24

the advertisements this morning, has attached
to it the names Of the mayer aud all The surviv-
iug eX-mayore OF the eliy, several Of thc most
respected rlc'gymeh ofa denominations, repre-.
Sertatipcs OF the grand aunyor the rennBr aid
other prominent citizens, 'his general accord
oIali sorts and ccr;ihons Of men testidcs to the
Importance Of the event celebrated aud the value
oi the international policy which it will tend Is
promote. The musical attru't6Hs offered will
not be the least pf 'hJ pleasures OF the evening
Mr. q. T. Alien has charge Of the musical ar
Tahgtmenls and will be assisted by vocaljsts
from the several church choirs, The muaic offered
viii consist of patriotic pieces, cciecuons from
the oratorio erIthe Messiah, &c.
M"N'clrALCouRT.-T perjury case against
Albert Newcomb came up yesterday, and he
was bound over for appearance at the superior
court in the sum of $500, recognized. Charles
Foley and James Ulbride were lined 5000 each
for keeping rcoAs Tor illegal gaming; both ap.
reaicd, and were put under $500 bonds each.
uihride furnished bail, but Foley failed 90 II
do, aud was committed TO Iail Eliza Ring, for
keeping liquor with trteti to sell, was fined $40
aud costs and TtHtenccd to twenty DAYS in the
house of correction; she appealed and recognized
ia the sum Of 5000 bail William Waugh, COM
planned uf for assault and battery was dis
charged, but Johanna Casey was fucd Si0 and
costs for the same offence; she appealed and fur
nished the required SlOO bail. Patrick Nc
Govern pleaded not gailty to Il charge of selling
liquor and his case was continued Ellen Fiz-
gerald was up as a common drunkard, and paid
the costs of court. Thomas Troy was Complain-
cd of for a second offence of drunkenness, hut
escaped a fine by taking the benefit Of the law
acquittng these who disclose the place at which
they yet their liquor, Joseph Stott, the cham.
rion drunbard Of the municipal court dock, had
his case continued. VIM. Alexander for as,
sdult and battery, was sentenced to pay costs
and ordered under $50 bonds to keep the peace
six months. he could not procure bonds aud
was committed. Joshua Boydcn, James Sulli.
van. Daniel kcatiug, VIM. Jones, John Is. Raj
lerty, Patrick Sullivan and Charles Il Sullivan,
were each fined for drunkenness. and all paid
hut the two last named who were cartcd over to
Carriers
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-11-24

L
TER rue SIIGE.'-Hon. VIM. Parsons deliver
cd his lecture on Paris to Il guod-sized au Hence
OF lyceum ticket holders at Mechanics hail. last
evening, or bis eloquence, many in the audi
encc had heard before coming to the hall , and
all were most thoroughly convinced on leaving
it, Previous to Introducing the lecturer, Mr..
Paine gave notice Of the peace meeting to be
held in the ball this evening, aud announced the
fact that the next lecture would be delivered by
Rev. CHARLES G. Ames, on the ith of December,
contrary to the order on the back of the tickets.
We give a brief sketch Of the lecture
MIR. Parsons being introduced, said that Paris
was everywhere; she ruled the periodical lit
craturc Of the United States to-day; the drama
was regulated by her and the fashions were pre-
scrihe1 by her. He thought America had heen
living too long under Il peticOat government,
aud the sooner our females adopted styles of
dress of their own the better. He then COM
menced a description Of the principal parts of
Paris, entering al the Arc dc Triomphc, the
keystone of which was 1870 feet from the ground,
Elysees to the palace of the ruileries. In speak
ing Of the latter building, he said that it was lit
tie remarkable that most Of its masters and mis-
tresscs for many years had escaped from it and
blOodsbed, while some had been dragged thence
to the guiIlotine. He then spoke particularly Of
the fright of Louis Philippe and the Empress
Eagenie. Next be passed to the Cathedral of
Noue Dame, in or under the shadow of which
three arChbishops of Paris had been murdered
within, comparatively, few years; but
Of all places to visit he thought the most
attractive was the Hotel DIES TnvaIides, where
not only men from all arms of the service could
he found, but where the tomb Of the Emperor
Napoleon ] was 10 be seen. He gave a most
beautiful description of this and also of his
death at st Helena, and the circumstances at
tending it, on the anniversary of his great vic
tory at MaTengO The PdlaiS ROYAL WIS next
described, and here the lecturer gave an anus
ing description of social life in Paris. In the
Palais ROYAL you met au international congress
of travellers of all nations. The anrc Otes he
related drew forth rOars of laughter. The
DoulCyardS were described aud the manner in
which the time is spent there. Then the con-
ciergetie or city prison, and the mOrgue, or
dead-bouse, were alluded to. Mr.. Parsons said
that the gleat advantage ParsIaus had was that
every man was specially adapted for the
business he followed, and every man,
feeling this is correspondence proud Of
1t. Oltentimcs the grandiloquence caused
by an inquiry from some of Them is high
ly amusing. In the matter of hospitals, the
lecturer said those in Paris were the best in En-
rope. 1t was, perhaps, the best city in which to
he taken sick. Returning to the Column Ven
dome, which the communists had DESTROYED, he
gave a brief sketch of the return OF the First
Napoleon from Egypt, when he dissolved the as
semblv of 500, and Of his attack on Germany
and the victory Of AnstCritz, when by his skill
1InlnmDpV succeeded in Cor
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-11-24

FITCHnURG.-The magniG ,ent new apart
ments of the Masonic fraternity in the savings
bank building were dedicated by formal ere
monies appropriate to the order, yesterday at
ternoon, under the direction of RI. W, w. +.
Salmon of Lowell, past grand warden of the
gratd lodge of Massachusetts These apart
ments, including Masonic hall, occupy nearly
all of the third and fourth stories of the build
inc. Some idea Of the elegant style in which
these rooms are fitted up, may be gathered from
the fact that the furniture, &C., in them cost
$4,000. On Wednesday evening the beauties of
the organ in the hall were first tested bya prom
enade concert, concluding with a banquet, at
which 500 persons sat down Last evening there
was a grand organ and miscellaneous concert in
Masonic hall, Dr. j. II. Wilcox presiding at the
organ, which is enc Of his make, with Mrs
Julia IL Welch and Mr.. John f. Winch of Bos-
ton as vocalists
The banking rooms and other Offices in this
fine building, which are beng finished in iue
style, are not yet completed.
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New England Dispatches.

The Clinton Murder Case --latest P"ruc-
uIars Concerning thc burning Of The
Steamer City Of New Londcuj Twenty
Lives Lost, etc.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-11-24

SI Ir y ~ ~ , W 11nl1A Vt mAooAChl =
- oE lS:-M orceater, s.. Probate Court. To the
Next of Kin Creditors and all other persons inter
esled IN the estate of LUCINDA RICE, Otherwise called
Mrs. Comfort Rice late of Mibury in said county de
ceased, intesiatc, Greeting:
pom the petition Of Samuel Rice, you hereby
cited to appear at Probate Court he held al Worces
Yer, IN SAID County. on the first Tuesday OF December
next at nine O'Clock in the forenoon, to show cause
II any you have why letter of administration on the
estate Of said deceased should not be granted to said
petitioner
by publishing the week, two weeks
cessiVely, in the Worcester Daily Spy, newspaper
printed at Worcester the last publication to he day.
at least before said court, and to send or cause to be
sent written printed copy of This notice, properly
nailed postage prepaid to each Of the heirs devisees,
cgatecs s estate their legal representatives,
known the petitioner days, at least before said
court
Witness HENRY CHAPLIN Esquire Judge Of said Court
this twentieth day Of November in the thousand
eight hundred and seYenty-o
CHAs. f. STEVENS. Register.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-11-24

hige quantities Of GELS at Pine Dale, A few
nights ago they rcmovc2 something like twenty
five pounds, while at worl, clcufing up" Very
lkcDv tItrc is mud as well as pine in that dale;
or, perhaps the game is Of the snally sort winch
wriggles DER hill and dale with equal facility,
The new Methodist clNTh III East Douglas
ia fast APPROACHING its completion, and will seat
about 500 persons. Its has vcstry and other
convcnicnccs for the society on the first floor,
and a fine audience room above, 1t will be fin,
ishcd in plain ard uhritichdihg style, hut n
Eood TASTE, and will supply awaut that has been
felt for some years by the people of that dcnomi-
nation.
The town hall in North BrookRcld was
crowded on Tuesday night By an apdicnec ass
spmblcl 10 listen to All address fJUni the Hon
Charles Adams, 5r,, state treasurer upon the
subject Of his recent journey abroad. Mr.
Adams stated, to begin with, that the result of
his journey, one undertaken at great personal
sacrifice of feeling and With much reluctance in
his of'cial capacity as treasurer of the common
wealth Of Massachusetts, had been n saving to
the state of nearly the whole cost of the insur-
ance of the bonds, to sign which he went to
London. He gave II very graphic description of
the tto HIM dIscomloHs Of the sea voyage, and
announced himsclr aud many others OF the pas.
schecrs OF the Russia as enforced "contrihu-
tors (uot literary to the Atlantic" His address,
mainly upon matters connected with his stay in
London and observations while there, was of
very great interest, and by unanimous REQUEST
Of the audience he Is II continuc his story on
Saturday evening, Bee, ID
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-11-24

The following dispatch from Bradford was
received here, yesterday, by Rev. j. }. Power.
lie knows nothing of the parties, and therefore,
requests us to insertitin the Spy;
BRADFORD, Mass, Nov. %, 1871.
To Parish Priest, Worcester Mass.
Patrick Blnte is dead. He is supposed to have
mother in your city Inform her and then us
by telegraph, if 50. OvERsEERs OF PooR.
GETTYsBUEG. The schools commenced Yes
ierday forenoon 10 visit the Gettysburg cxhibi-
tion, which closes in this city on Saturday next.
The bah was well filed at II O'Clock A. NJ. and
8 O'Clock P. NJ, anG for full hour the closest
attention was given TO Col. Batcheder's de.
scriptive lecture. 1t is hard to estimate the
great value of such lecture to our youth, from
such a source, aided by a painting acknowledged
to be correct by all who participated in the bat
tie. Teachers from all parts Of the city are re.
porting fall classes TO come; nor is this strange
when, for the price Of a quarter of pound of
candy, child receives so much solid knowledge.
Few are too Young to receive Il correct impress
sion of battle. The hall continues to be well
filed each evening with refined and intelligent
audience, who always listen with the greatest
interest and satisfaction 10 the lecture which
accompanies each exhibition No one should
forego the pleasure of witnessing this truly great
historical painting.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-11-24

Heavy SNOW storms are prevailing at many
points west aud northwest.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-11-24

SUPERIOR (CIvIL) COURT AT FIrCHBURG
-ScuDDER, J.-ThonSddy Nor. 23.-Thc case
of Stuart VS.. Smith, for damages Cor divertiug
water from the mill privilege cf the plaintiff in
Sterling, was settled by the parties before going
to the jury, the defendant paying costs and
coming to some amcable arrangement with the
plaintiff in regard to the use of water from the
stream in question, called "Whitc Brook" on
which the defendant had recently erected dam,
this brook being tributary Of Gross Brook"
on which is the ancient mill of the plaintiff,
who complained Of the obstruction and diversion
of water from his privilege, in consequence.
On trial, No. 116j, Luke Chase, appellant, vs..
Calvin Z. Sawcllc, an action for the rcplcyin Of
a COW, The parties reside in Luncnburg
Haynes and Norcloss for the plaintiff, Loring
tor the defendant.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-11-24

The PEACE MEETING.-The meeting to be
held this evening, under the auspices CT the
peace society in celebration of the Washington
treaty, Will doubtless be well attended. Among
the speakers will be the chairman, Hon. P.
Emory Aldrch, Rev. james b. Miles, the secre-
tary of the American peace society, Mr.. Elhu
Burnitt, Hon. Amasl Walker and others. The
call for the meeting, which will be found among
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-11-24

MAsoNIc.-PUBIC INSTALLATIONS The re-
Gently elected and appointed officers of Monta-
cute lodge OF f. A. NJ, of this city, were in.
stalled Wednesday evening at Masonic hall, by
Rev T. +. st. John, district deputy Of the 18th
district, in presence OF an unusually large gath
ering of the fraternity and their ladies. The
officers installed were: W. NJ, Nelson r. Scott;
S. W, Charles w. Moody; j. W., &. Edward
Smith, T. James f. Tatman; S, Henry d. Bar
Der; c., Rev. Pliny Wood; S. D., George NJ.
Taylor; J. D., George +. B0yden; S. S., Henry
F. Edwards; J. s., James W Bgelow; NJ, Geo.
d. Boydcn; NJ. D., Henry u. Keith; |. S., Os-
good Bradley Jr.; T., Lewis S. Carpenter. At
ter the exercises the company repaired to the
banquet hall, where Mr.. George Tower had ar
ranged an excellent entertainment. Speeches
followed the banquet
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led.
scntatiyes to-
ssion, finally,
0 support the
If Decker as
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Haucil gave q
his city for the
e was crowded,
Q seats bringing
money will be
| be shipped to
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again gath
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The New York herald., 1871-11-20

ylyANTED-A SMART YOUNG NAN. TO MANAGE A
w No. liquor store. who can drFos S4u0 security Ap
ply between 10 AMI IL at l4S washington
ITANrED-A HOTEL CLERK, WHO THOROUGHLY
w undsrsGDis his bus moderate Ad
dress hoS 3, Herald Uptown branch oce, 26o Broadway
with reference.
The New York herald., 1871-11-20

a sS BROADWAY, NEAR THIRTEENTH STREET,
~ ~ HEhl pays highest prices LADIES' and
Dy MTA Iierx -
The New York herald., 1871-11-20
A LCTlON SALE, 10 WEST rNEyTf-rIiIKp STREET
N 1iiI, ONO sDA.J MORNING.

cOmnc icin at "
LUXE FlILG RAID. Auctoneer will sell tins day (Mon-
davh over yU lots ny caaosue All the costly and plain
Houe.oiJ furnure- .ais.y magnihcenl Ia octave
WOO anoforte, celebrate city cost $50 used
ony six mon,hi Per an aanie fine oil Paintings
Lace and bocatel IWtain, magnIce Eta
lentre able, ad's Nri IN. Desk B,oscase 6UU
Books, he room SUITS In od and walnut Bedseads
Bucans Washsisnd Conmodes wardrobes fables Cnairs
Lounges. Miiros curied ar Mattresses. Spring Beis,
Betding Corner took Stanis, Extension Table,
Bullet cost t31 uhln, Silver rae anu Tea Sets,
cut Gias ware, .t0cks Paintings, 500 Carpets, O
cloth, tche a1d ia Furnitnre Il. H.. ibis Ia the
lsrees SAFE this FAKE sixth seventh
Iwentyth!rd street siage, stopping a house.
bo cd ami shppei purchasers AMI moved Sale positive.
A UGUSf MARTENS 4 CO., AUCI IONEERs.
~ sale, ton Fifteen street, near frth
avenue. MsguiGccnt Househoii Furniture Pianolorte
Drawing Room su,s Painnss Bronxes, siverwsre, sta
tuafy and rare Works OF Arr, va ued at 3 ,DJ0
chaLce ior nousrkecpers Tie sale the season.
On THIS DAi Monday Novembar ~. the private
dcnre ~ = eat ~ eenth street, ar tith avenue
mencins al " o'oluc<. Drawing koom Sns iompadour
ana Mare Apoineite sties, covered satin brocatc
oneere CMvin-ts bookcase, ~ tgercs canterbury,
conurcs, Velve Medallion Carpets Paitnss BY eminent
artstr, ewood Pi,n
orcr Rosewood and wanut Dres ing bureaus Bcdsteads
ariroues, Nat resses BIankes Extension Tao.e Side
board, Cutlery Slvcrw are, thinswarc Linen Glassware
Ac Fufuure Servants Arartents, Basement and Kitchen
furniture ~ B.Partiss wshing TO ntcnd this salo
fiih avenue sa.es sixth avenue Competent
sons ~ attendance to pack and remove the goois
The New York herald., 1871-11-20
A ucrroN sALR-FRENcH GILT JEwGLRY, rANc,

UCTION sALE-FRENCH GILT JEwELRY, FANCY
IN Goods, Watches silver Plato Ware, Showcasrs &c.
A. ~. CHISTALAk. AuctioDeer viii sell on " nesday,
November 81 NJ lJx o'cioct, AT 58s way, Hous
ton street, up stairs, ny large hcnse
tring from business extens tune Of snc French
Oit dew eliy every descrpoI; as - or Pa eu Ware;
Pocket anu iHbis tuery large line OF Wski1g
Canes aiso ar.e pc OF Briar Pipes, ases Counters
Also invoice doc Silver III. pntchs W.
10 IL worth the attention III putic
ouit
The New York herald., 1871-11-20
-LAaGh ArcrIoN SALE AT PRIVATE MANSION.

A -LAnGE AUCTION SALE AT PRIVATE MANSION.
"A. over 200 lots and sl0,uOo worth OF magnificent
Housenold Furniture
II NRY ZINN, Aust Sc q, tn day. encing
l0,S O'Clock, Mt eielant IA West Twep sixth
street. sixth avenue, via :: ErL liant toned a octave
rosewood Piano rici Paror SUITS,
reps, satin, brocael and Mirrors. Vel
and russes raintn ,aDncs Lace
curtains 1aoies kc also bedroom SUITS, rosewood
" ,inu, snye d double Bedsteads, ureaus rdrobes
Curled Hair and spring Beds Bced Blankets Sheets,
Lounles, Aish chairs. &C also itnil- Room Furnrc
Plate, Cutlery. China, Dinner Chairs buffet
IxtensIon and Side Tables ais Basement kcaen Fur.
niturc, &c. Sale poslive, rain or shine.
UCrION NOTICE .--Bj ROLLS OF UROSSLEr sons
N 4ngsh Tapestry Carpss all " stained, selling low
Ir,ces, M 462 Canal street, ncA, door 10 iers auction
The New York herald., 1871-11-20

A UCrlOE: ACTION. AUCTION.
IA TnIs MONDAY) morning, at ' u o'c,ck
at tne e ant I've story real
20 West q
one o ocN NOS or b Oliw seventh avenue,
Neye1 D. a el "a H.ai apet,, u,.se-t rosewood
I'd ocave iaDofortc, >us OF ,iour,
maize An''in ini ur nj o vi b
ricuts tsc 10 lie satin, o and
god aod ctia sitin br !; Cst tles
rUs-; nta serrs, 'de. and n'., ,abes, Per d
hlrToie Lace 81 ok
sta uafy, sics ks la lor Desk. u .sh
tfcntai tmD trt, .nt,tgs by rl-u, III, rary
ntu g. rostWJu ana walnut Chan Der suits, S,ie OF
Lous a "; be stesds, sBstiads its,
Nadfo e.. spring anl hal Mstres 5ed n /, Ban cts,
bOsters, Pii0ws u, walnut
luhet, cost So; e.s' Patent Extension able. D.ning
thaira, r'ch tut q 8, Crystal and Tvaus
Iurnitmc EDWIN no, SO tionccr. y b. the
furniture ma ~ 7, or er f,r the pe
50 d To the sest bidder without ond lyl
tain o. tnDe. Parties wsnin thi sac NH
iTohaWay or scvnth avenue cas Responsible
tendance - cart or pack 10 ID for purehastra
The New York herald., 1871-11-20

C1fUkTIoN wANTED-By YOUNG MAN OF RE
- sponsi,,e cayabiy coachman plain gu
good references gwen. Adiress A. az, li4 Herald
The New York herald., 1871-11-20

EOACHNAN'S SITUATION WANTED-By A SINGLE
~ EnL isbnan und rs ands the horses and
rsges thoroughly; goop city diver and obsng best
city reference Call on or address c., carriage repository 20
Eaaf ~,
The New York herald., 1871-11-20
CLOTlIf.N ..


ATH. RosESTHALs, $50 THIRD Av NUE.. NEAR
n Nncte' NH street c u THIRD avcnne, lies and
temen outau tue b. hins and
sarps,s by qeif,ns OF "ddre Lanes ",ends to BY
AT ITS SEVENTH AvENUE-LAplEs AID GENTLE.
~ men VIII oc surprised at tbe Irces ANHALr paws
Cast-oir caring Aprei Carpets, jew ~. &C.; nj
where you will treated 10 your sats ac,on ladies' wall
ed ou 6y MIRA AnLa.L
ATu N'N1Z's. 432 FOURTH AVENUE, ABOVE
TWENTY ninth street. ladies and b. aatoDished
Jewey Tom iot rs ior ss arss.e, r rs",s ea,po
vpe' cea more VA, be pa,i than BY other dealers
MIMI. "''''' "-''e' "''e"'eo " "'''
AT n SIXTH AVENUE, BETWEEN WASHINGTON
"a ana Wayerey places " mrnion, prices win be paid
Jewey Never nave we paid such NIX prices we
~, ~ oounl " ~ large orer and must goods
ocs attended 10 hy MIRA Harris Ne parl,c ar In rt,ns the
=, hnmoer III sish avenue next 70 urecnwch Savings
TS EAST TWELFTH STREET, NEAR UNIVERSITY
~ Pacr.-Lndc and gentlemen Will receive tho highest
nee for Cast on Clothing. Carpets &c, BY calling
dressing Mr. or Mrs r. HART.
AT ssa BROADWAY, NEAR THIRTEENTH STREET.
H. HERR pays hghes, ASA prices for Ladies' and en-
on oy Mrs Herz.
1T ?I THIRD AVENUE, NEAR rwENTY-THrRD ST.,
~ LIZ pays tho 'h hcst prices for Ladies' ano Gen.
uemen. We m Wearing Apparel, ,srpois Ladies waited
A 7 ~ SEVENTH AVENUE. NEAR TwENry-sIxrH
"A street, Al. sAHhMs will pay the bes, pr,ces for
10 BY Mr.. or Ms. Abranams
srd ihiry nh .sreet; aei n ,Cis III pay. tao fa
vur M or Ladies' ana 0sntemens Weuns pp srei, Car
pes neiung &C. Lauies waited On y Mrs Cohn
At EDwARD MILLEWs WELL KNOWS ESTABLISH
md on Or addrrssias NJ. or Ma HiIEsI - ~ " ~
The New York herald., 1871-11-20

A SITUATION WANTED RY A FIRST Glass CoAc H.
"a mon. colorcd; oest city reference. Cs
WILLIAM, at Wilson'S saddle aui hsrne.s MAKER 1So
The New York herald., 1871-11-20

FAMILY, LEAVING THE CITY. WANT A GOOD
n stuRton for their coachrnnn, single man, who thor
oushy uDderands tae coach ast horses.
dress JOSEPH e., Herald Uptown Branch oce e5 Broad
VII
The New York herald., 1871-11-20

DINE AND OAK LANDS IN MICHIGAN AND WIS
Il con'in bought sod ID 400 acres choics
Wisconsin Pine Lands lor sal al i bargain.
DRJ10S X Co, l. Broat way.
The New York herald., 1871-11-20

70 EAST TWELFTH STREET, NEAR UNIVERSITY
"A plhce-Ln Lnde and gentlemen viii receive tho highest
price Tor last on Clohing Carpets &C.. by calling ad
dressing Mr. r. HART - = '
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1871-10-13

George w Hoover late Register Wills
Elijah Fuller Register Wills estimated
J Floyd Mccullough Collector 1867
w II Getty 1870
ANNE ARUNDEL COUNTY.