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Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-24
Newark News.

The TuRF-Our sporting men around Stan
ton, Newark, Fair Hill, and Elkton, Md, haye
been on the tiptoe of excitement for some time,
nesday, at Fair Hill between what is called the
''Old Horse, near Stanton. and the fast trotting
horse Of Henry Hess, of Fair Hill. II was the
most exciting horse race that has taken place in
Cecil county for years. There were some 800 or
4OOpeople present. Betting ran high on the Hess
hIrse, more especially after the first heat which
was won by that, horse, the old horse meeting
with an accident. The 2nd heat was won by the
Old horse and the third was tie; the 4th was
won by the old horse.
"Old Horse was taken over to Fair Hill, some
time ago and cost his friends about 5100. The
Stanton men have it all back now and some to
spare The race was for a mile. best 2in B.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-24
TRUSTEES SALE Of VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE


In pursuance of an order Of the Chancellor, Will be
exposed at Public Sale, on
Wednesday, October 80, 1872,
At IL O'Clock, A. NJ,
AT THE AUCTION ROOM OF
oGLE & MILLER,
COS MARKET STREET, WILMINGTON, DEL.
rhe following real estate, formerly OF Peter Hem
drckson, deceased,
SITUATED IN CHRISTIANA HUNDRED, NEW
CASTLE COUNTY, DELAWARE, to wit;
No.. A lot Of marsh land, situated near NEW
PORT, DeL, adjoining lands of John 1atem and
herscontaining i've acres and twenty-five percnes
no ), All these two tracts of land composing
what is known The Buck" farm, situate in Chris
tiana Hundred, both sides of the Kenneth Turn
| pike, NEAR HE CITY OF WILMINGTON, ad-
joining lands Of John Banning and others.
Tn two parcels being divided by the road to-
gether contain nfty-fOur and threequarter acres,
more or lrss.
The improvements consist of large stone man.
sion hOuse-stone barn with the house; barn, out
houses aud orchard; all being on the north side of
the Kennett turnpike.
The Undersigned will also sell as attorney for the
No. 8. All that valuable farm in Christlana Hun
dred aforesaid, late of hebecca Hendrickson, de-
ceased, adjoining No. 2 and bounded also by lands
OF Pet Gregg, Baudy Simmons, William Green and
| by the Wilmington and Kennett IurnpiGe, and the
| wilmington Reading Railroad, ,and a county road.
| containing thirty-nine and halt acres more CT
| less.
lhe improvements consist OF stone house, stone
barn, and Outnouses.
| The properties above described as Nos. 2 and 8
i are SITUATED WITHIN ONE AND THREE
| QUARTER MILES OF THE CITY OF WHINING
ION, and finely located. There is a station of the
| Wilmington Reading Railroad at the premises
and the wilmington City Horse Railroad runs with
| in one mile.
CON oITIoNS For No, l. twenty per cent. of the
purchase money on the day Of sale, and the balance
| ia note with approved endorser at three months.
| For. Nos. 2 and 3, ten per cent. Of the purchase
| money on the day of sale, d the balance OF one
half on or before the fourteenth day OF February,
D. 1873, and the remaining One-half TO be paid In
| two years from the confirmation of the sale, with
| interest and State tax, payable seml-annuay, Sc
| cured Dy the Judgment bond of the purchaser, and
| a mortgage OF the premises
GEORGE II. BATES,
oct24-6t. Trustee and Attorney,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-24
ANOTHER OF THE SAME SORT.

HD QRs DEL. DIVISION OF AVENGERS,
WILMINGTON, DEL, Oct %, 1872
n. ". Jenkins:
The air is foul with pollution from yourself
and organ.
Blood be upon you il not needed 60 days after
date, take your body from our Jurisdiction, II
not, no mercy from the Ayengers-Mark the
time and depart, after that nothing will protect
you. by order OF the
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-24
TRUSS DEPARTMENT OF
Edward McInal1, Jr,,
ID AND MARKET STREET,
Trusses, Braces, Suspensories

Especial invitation is made to any deslrous ei
visiting onr Truss department., to call and examine
our superior assortment OF Trusses, all made Of
iellent material We claim the largest stock and
assortment OF tTusses, braces and suspensOry ban.
dages OF any retail house in the State and we fee
satisfied In establishing our claim on the fact OF
various truss makers constantly calling on us, anu
examining our stock. who unanimously pronounce
our assO tnent the best they hare IN an
RetaH House and that our facilities for applying art
superior to any.
In view of this fact we can offer patrons and tn,
afflicted such inducements as to quality price and
lifting, as can only be found in our establishment
Every truss sold at our Truss Room is guaranteP
to be the finest quality afforded in the market, eacI
one being practically examined and handled oefort
Irusses from so cents to $1,000, and finer finish al
higher prices.
Great pleasure taken in showing TruSses whether
wishing to purchase or not
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-24

POISONED Rev. ]. b. Smith, an Episcopal
minister we'll known for his eloquence and abili-
t1. brother to Capt. Frank Smith, at Marcus
Hook, was poisoned about three weeks ago, it
is believed for political reasons. He has been
,yoted friend to the freedmen at Raleigh, and
was active in encouraging schools. Arsenic or
strychnine, it was thought was mixed with his
sugar. previous to the election there, it is as
serted by some to punish his Republicanism.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-24
The Horse Epidemic.

HORSES.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. "a.
Horse disease appeared in Chicago and New
burgh, New York, and among the canal horses.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-24
DAjlV GoHtatFttjaf.
JENKINS q ATKINSON.

w MER ATHINsON,. Publisher.
ER-For Terms, Etc., See Second Page
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-24
E. BRINGHURsT d CO.,
APOTIIECARIEa
Garner Sixth and Market Sire

Z. b, d Co. also have Pure Xyol and Capsules
Of Xylol made by E. Schering of Berlin, which, 1t is
claimed, mitigates the severity of smallpox.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-24
GENERAL.
ANONYMOUS THREATENING LETTERS
A Busy Writer Mt W0rk-AtfOrneys,W Witnesses
Editors and Others Denounced.

On Monday number of gentlemen in this
city each received by mail threatening letter,
denouncing them and ordering them to leave the
city. We give copies of three of these;
WILMINGTON, Del, October 21, 1872.
Mr.. II, r.. Pichels, Esq,
1 smell the blood of an Englishman be him
living or be him dead, lie have his liver for my
bread and his blood for cold drink in the morn
ing.
Henry +. Pickels, you are marked, 60 day.
after receipt of this, if you are fonnd in this
state life insurance will be paid to yonr wild
Ow. l3y order OF the
AVFNqERg
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-24
STILL ANOTHER

Hid. Qrs, Delaware Division Of Avengers
WIIMINGToN, Del, Oct. 2lst 1872,
NED PRovosr -
Perured at U. s. Court
Death in 60 DAYS from this date to Edwin Pro-
vost II he still remains in this State. NO quarter.
word in time-Prepara, BY order of the
AVENGERS.
OTHER LETTERS, SIMILAR IN CHARACTER,
We're received by District Attorney Higgins, and
Wm. O. Spruance, Esq. Both were anony-
meusly threatened with death, unless they left
the State
The style of the letters, and their signatures,
it will be Observed are the same. compar-
ison Of handwriting shows them to have been
written by the same person. His manner OF
commencing his letter, the character of the let
ter-sheet used, Cfrom which a printed heading
has evidently been torn) his running style OF
penmanship, and other indications, show thai
The seoundrel who wrote these vile mlssiVes II
not an uneducated or ignorant person, Dul
rather the contrary. 1t will not be difficult, we
think to discover his identity, and as there is
no more despicable wretch infesting the COM
munity than the writer of anonymous letters, 1t
will be peculiar satisfaction to expose this low
lived varmint, whose vileness seems exception
ally infamous.
AN ECHO OF THE GIVEN TRIAL.
The letter to Provost uses the expression
''periured at the U. s. Court" Tnis, taken with
the fact that Provost was recently witness ii
the Given trial, and with the further facts that
Messrs. Higgins andSpruance were counsel for the
Government in the same, and Mr.. Pickels another
Of he witnesses in it, shows at once where the
animus of these letters comes from. The per
sou who got them up is animated by malice be
cause of the result of the trial named. Who ht
ls we do not pretend, to day, to say, but he II
plainly coward, and perhaps equally villain
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-24

VACCINE VIRUS.-We would direct the par.
v ticular attention of the medical profession t.
the Lanoix Vaccine or true Non-Hu,hanized CowPeS
Virus propagated by the new method known as tint
Animal Vaccination, introduced into France and
practced for the past eight years by Gustave Ian.
OiX NJ d., memoer Of tine Legion OF Honor, Chief OF
the service des Vaccinations of the Hospitals
Paris, &c.
1t Is claimed for the Lanolx Vaccine that physl-
clans may rely upon always obtaining virus OF
uniform CharaCter-in fact the Identical virus from
recent case OF original spontaneous cOwpoX dscOY.
gred in France, Kept alive by successive inocua-
lions rom heifer to heifer (of which Dr. Lanoix re-
Gently brought over two from Europe) and thus pre-
served In all its integrity in accordance with certain
natural laws which DR.. LanniX after long research
has been able to eXperimentaly determine.
fresh supply OF Ivory Shps and Capillary Tubes
of this virus have ust been received by
z. BRINGHURST CO.,
APOTJECARIES
Garner Sixth and Market Sire
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-24
Anrttnn Sales.
( .ARGE SALE OF BI00DED STOCK.
at GREEN HILL FARM,
MILE FROM SALEM, N. j.
On TUESDAY, November 18th, 1872,

at 10 O'Clock.
Fifteen (I5( head OF Short Horn Cattle, El71Hs
wO (l) OF them superior bull calves out lLIES
II nlp pOrted cows All recorded IN the eA-.-4es
1erd Book. Also, Two ine young AlderhoJ oO"-,
ne with heller Calf by ner siue.
A few good olth Down sheep, bucks and ewes
large lot OF pure bred fowls consl ting Of Part
ndg-, COchins, Buff COcnins, Light Bramas, ROueu
Ducks, Bronze turkeys.
Also, ali OF my farming utensils,
harly Rose and Peerless Potatoes.
Tue SAFE will be positive as tile subscriber intend
eavng The farm. PERSONS arriving III the morning.
& ain from Philadelphia will De conveyed to THE
tarm Send for catalogue with fun Pedigree OF
aJtle. Address DAVID Il. DAVIS,
oct24-3l&Wts Salem. N. j.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-24

DEv. A. A. WILLETS lectures in Masonic Tenn
Ia pie, Nov. 7th. Admission 50 cents. Reserved
Boughman, Thomas a Co.'s, Book store, 42i Marke
street. octs. .9taW
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1872-12-27

sxKR's ron pEcENBIR.-A splend-
idly illustrated article on New Ways in
the Old Dominion" opsns Seyi6ns,s for
December. Mr.. Stems, who in one of the
earliest numbers OF the Monthly 30 plsas-
antly described the Street Vsnd~ re Of
New York." here givss us "A Peep ct the
Bird Shops" peep to which We are kslp.
cd BY the graphic pencils Of KAppss aad
BOlles. There 10. too, . bright little illus
trated paper on "Mothsv Goose" aad the
second installnsnt Of DR.. Holand's car.
thur Bonnieastle" 10 accompanied By
another charming picture by Miss Hslloei.
Among the notable features Of this num-
Der are "Stories Of the Irish Smurrlsrs."
BY Froude the Historian: o lively account
81 "A Tramp with TyniaIl" among the
Alps capital story BY Mss Isabelle T.
Hopkins, Author Of miss Marigelds
Thanksgiving" entitled, One Of Mas
Widgsry's Evenings" This. too has Ga
vor Of Thanksgiving Mr.. Conway's re-
msrksbls essay on Tho Demons Of the
shadow" 10 concluded: also Mrs Oil
plants admirable novel, AT His Gates"
which will be ct once issued in book form
BY scribasr, Armstrong & Co. The roe.s
OF tnls pumusf Are JhoDert DuonAnhn,
Rose Terry, r. R. Royker. and Hiram
Rich. Ia Topics Of the Time" DR.. Hol-
lsAd discusses sour English Visitors"
THE Rssssls Of WslI street." aud Good
Manners" The old cabinet shows that
the longest way round is sometimes the
shortest way home. The Homo and So
oiety papers are on Monday Psyments:-
The Picturesque in Tresses; The Chairs Of
Society, etc. In Culture and Progress
there 10 . notice of "Froud on the Ameri-
can Platform" etc. etc. Nature and
Science contains = large Rumber Of inter-
esting paragraphs; and "Etchings" con.
sist OF the illustrated STORY o! Aaron by
Thomas Dun English.
The January Number Of soribners will
eostain contributions from William Morris
william c. Bryant. Bret Hsrte, George
Macdonald. with other striking and pop.
ulsr features.
Terms 81 90 q yssr. Address Scrionsr 4
Co., 10 Broadway. n. y.
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QToeei
Why should the Gospel they prsfs.
Be bOltsd out Of dsorsi"
IL was always strange 10 me why
those who do SO much TO reform man.
kind, should do so little at resorminr
themselves. | heard a lecturer tn.
other evening who thought We wer,
oil glussons. He said, IL We would on.
ly restrict ourselves 10 the qusnti,y OF
our food, and improve the quslity, as
well, and dsvoss the powers Of mind aud
body which God has given us to their
legitimate zsss, We should avoid q thou
sand ills TO which We now are subject
and convert into blessings many things
which We now deem evils; and many
things which We now look upon as God I.
"proVidsncss," We should regard - jus.
retribusions for the Infringement. or
fragrant violations Of she plaissss laws
Of our being.
Tie also alluded to several Of the fash
ionabls bad habits Of the present time
but for some unaseountsble reason he
omitted those connected with the use OF
tobacco And now will take up this
subject, and attempt 10 read" /. short
lecture upon this prevailing evil.
1. is generally supposed that tn. "old
folks" are 50 hardened in sin tina. it il
w0ss than useless 70 ''leeturs" them.
Hence | shall address my remsrks to
the young" aud ifsny Of the "old"
should bsso fortunate Is to read them,
they will understand that there 10 moth
ing personal"
Like the subjsc. Of temperanss, aud
host OF other subjects, nothing new
can be said about tobacco or its use
And since tho Hsld i. boundl.ss. / shall
make 40 apology for striking the mon
ster with any weapon may ever have
seen used SO here it goeth:--
Here is drug which = young man
is obliged to become accustomed to be.
tore be can tolerate its use. I, i, a
rank vegetable poison, and 10 the unae-
eustomsd animal produce. vertigo, faint.
ness And miserable sickness Yet
young mon persevers in the use Of it
until they can endure il. snd then nm.
hlsstrsugely perverted .ppitit. :. sves it.
They go about the streets with sinking
cigars IN thoir mouths, and 40 air of in.
solens pride, or into society with a
oresth sufficiently offensive to knock n
horse dovn. They chew tobacco,
they roll up great ~sds Of this slthy
stuff and ram it into their cheeks until
Their faces look Ike chipmunck' $
erammsd With corn Thea they spit
Just about all over this lower world
on the white pur- snow. on the side
walk, in the store, in the kitchen. on
'he cook stove, 10 the spittoons, in low
places 90 the aoor till there are pools
IN which the unsuspectins slip up, or
down, knocking their bre.kfAs, sky
high. They spi, in the dark
sornors Of railroad ears, whero
white skirts 10 lheir unconscious
innocence, wipe IL ap, in lecture rooms
and churches, on fences, into stoves that
HES in anger st the insult. Bu, the
splitting is no, all The disgorgins OF
the quid with the hand. that il IN.
polite way ofdoing i,--ir beautiful ~
operation And then che qliis after
they are dissorgel! They are found in
odd eorners--great holuses. boulders.
hulb' Horses stumble over them, dogs
bark a, them, children tumble into
'hen, they poison youas sh,lc trees
AID break down tie cca~i -,i,n. n
.sirpy' Sw4sssn
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lnFlT[ may learn something greatly 70
.i"b'iu their advantage and obtain spec.
tmens snd full rar,icnlas free, by address
iNs WOODS LiTHRARY lHp ART
1e-t-T \ y
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Millinery And Dress Making.
MRS J. l.. HEASLEY

MRS J. K, HEASLEY
Having removed her Millinery sier. to
the building south Of & Nelson's sho.
Store, on Main street, woald invite the
ladies Of river Falls and vicinity to call
and -es her stock She keeps . general
assortment Of
LADIES FURNISHING GOODS,
will cut. &. and make dresses. also trim
and make hats and bonnets in the latest
styles Charges reasonable.
Mrs Heasley is also sgsn, for the Victor
Sewing Machine, which she recommends
Ss one Of the hes, sewing machines in use.
Before buying call and see them. n9m6
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Friday, Dec. 17th, 1879.
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SASH AND
DOORS.
WOODEN WARE,

And 10 fact everything ususliy kept in
hrst class hardware establishment.
Main Street. River Palls. Wis ls,i
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One VOL 0yo., $50 pages. Pric
Cloth 81 90; halt Sheep 90 so.
Printed on Sne, heavy paper, bound
the best English painted cloth, and
halt sheep. selected.
Mrs Levi j. Richardson will eanva.
River Falls and Prescott. Ager
wanted in every town.
John Fleeharty,
'T~o-Tsi Acct. pe~veas<~t. Jov.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-09-10

HEALTHFsL CLIMATE, FREE HOMES eoon
MARKETS, ' V'D

THE NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD, .ncrs far
sac It's LANDS IN CENTRAL AND WESTERN M1SSysor,
eihOIaclnS /. The Best Of Wheat Land; O. R,oollont
timber Tor The Mil, the Farn and the Fire. & R,cb
lraire Pasturage, and Natural Meadow, yatered ~,
oiear Lakes and running streams-lu q Hoaltbfu Cl-
mate where fever and ague is unknown.
SkAIN can be shipped henes by hike ia Y.arto4 ma
oheapS as from Eastern Iowa or CeDtriu Illinois Cara
now run through these lands fom Lake superlor l.. n,
Aot rrice OF land slose to track 81 10 s. per acre
iuitAer away, $3.50 10 g. SEVEN YEARS CREDIT, War.
Iah'ee Deeds Northern Pacific 73s Bonds now selling
NJ par received for land at sllO Ne oher unocoupled
L4nus present such advantages to settlers
SOLDIERS under thu the new law March ls12l rat
~ acres FREE near the Railroad by one and two years
residence '>''
TRANSPORTATION AT REDUCED RATES 6r-
Asheu from all principal points East ~ purchasers Of
hailroad Lands. and to Settlers en- eoyernmen H,me-
Hteads.
Purchasers, their wives and children eAnsuRD FREE
over the Northern Pacific Road.
NOW is the time fer Settlers and Colonies 10 get Rail-
ROAD Lands aad Government nomesteads dose 10 the
track.
~ oehu Tor PAMPHLET containing full lnforna
uoh, map and copy Of new Homestead Law
address LAND DEPARTMENT, NORTHERN PAolpo II.
~ 81 fAuL' MINI, or % Firm AVENUE. con. Oru
.--~- 10" iVhh' my2S deop&weowlyr
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-09-10

TOUCHING DEvoTIoE.-One of the most
fearful cases ever told on paper is this, of q
little boy, mere child, who Travelled one thou
sand four hundred miles, taking care of the
body OF his mother all the way.
An eXpressman, upon reaching his office ca NV
one morning in January, observed on the side
walk long, heavy box, witch his practiced eve
at once identified as containing a corpse. Upon
the end of the box, shivering with cold, sat a
little half clad boy about seven or eight years OF
age: Addressing him kindly, he said:
My lao, don't sit there, you will freeze Come
in and sit by the fire."
Bursting into tears, the little fellow replied:
mo, can't come. My mother is in this
box, and promised her that would not leave
her until we got home"
Deeply affected with the touching devotion of
TINS brave little fellow, he finally succeeded
IN convincing him of the entire safety of his
precious charge, and taking him to a neighbor-
ing restaurant, gave him warm break
last, and then learned the particulars of his
story. -'1
His father died about year previously in a
remote village in Minnesota, leaving his mother
IN poor health and nearly destitute. She died
out few days before the boys sad tourney.
charging the little hero with the sad duty OF
conveying the remains to distant state, aud
furnished him with (all she had) a sum ofmoney
barely suthcient TO carry them both by freight
cars to their destination.
The little fellow had actually ridden day and
night in freight car with his melancholy trust,
never Tor moment losing sight of it.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-09-10

Inc case oil Dr. Sehoeppe, whose second trial
Tor murder ended in aeqTittal on Saturday, is
an Impressive illustration OF the fact that even
jury trlal is not always an adequate security
10 an innocent man against popular prejudice
and error. Dr. Schoeppe was young German
physician OF Carlisle, pennsylvania, who, some
tning more than TWO years ago. became engaged
10 De married TO MISS stslnecke'a woman about
"iee MS age ana reputed 10 DC nch' uneven
aug she was ATTACKED oy sudden Illness and
a'eo tne next day' Df. SchoepPe attended her.
anu sue hau no otner physician Ihere was at
nrS' no Suspicion tuat hef Illness ana death were
uue 10 o'ner 'nau ha'ural causes; but When IN
que lline TWO wis were ofered Tor probate, one
aiVldlhs her estate among certain OF her rela-
yves ana some charitable lnsntuhons' and an
o'nei' presented py d. othoeppe' leaving the
"hole property to him, rumors OF foul practice
began 10 circulate and III a few days the doctor
was arrested and charged with numbering his
patient by poison. scandal like that finds too
many credulous hearers ana so Or. Schoeppe
louhu. EVeryDody seemed TO assume that he
was guiity, ana there was an almost universal
ou'e's Vi ihuiSilalloh al Inc enormlty oil his
oiiiiie' ine newspapers joined IN the clamor,
ana "heh ne was Drought to trial no one had a
oouot Oh the ISSUE
seldom, probably, has there been an attempt
~ CONVICT oi nurder on SO slender evidence.
Inc prosecutor undertook to prove only that
the deceased died OF poison, and that the pris-
oher had motive and an opportunity to adj
minister IT, There was not particle of direct
evidence Of his guilt, but what they had was
enough for the court and the jury, and the pris-
oner was convicted and sentenced to be hanged.
Inc most material evidence in this trial was the
testimony OF the chemist who had analysed por-
Mons Oh the body and professed to have de-
lecIed the presence Of prussc acid in the
stomach lie described infinitely the tests en-
P'Ogeu " nini' "uu lheir results, and his testi-
Aiony was not so closely scrutinized by the de-
ieHuaul counsel as II should have been. After
Tue uial Or. Schoeppe's few friends made
strenuous efforts to obtain pardon, or at least
new trial. To the latter there were some tech
meal objections, which proved insuperable and
Inc governor steadily refused the application for
pardon. But his purpose to leave the prisoner
10 his fate was somewhat shaken by the concur
rent testimony Of several eminent men Of sci
ehce, who stated thar, having read the full testi.
mony Of Professor Aiken, the chemical expert,
by whose evidence the conviction was obtained,
Ihey agreed that it was wholly insufficient, in
their opinion, to prove the presence of poison
or even to make it probable. Testimony collect
ca IN Germany to the excellent character Of the
CONVICT also tended to produce reaction in his
la'or' Atlength' TWO days only before the time
nXed Tor tue execution the governor granted
iephefe' ana puollc opinion bad SO far changed
lnaI ihe legislature passed an act under which
new trial was possible.
Inc inai was concluded on Saturday by the