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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-19
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AT the Yorkyille Police Court yesterday Bridget
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Pars Police for attempting 10 k Toe po'ks 81 several E ssss
bong 20 the station house bunOe Of diamond ags mptg
poeKetbooss fund c'aessiei on hef peron.
Rernard O'COnner, a mason, left his wife and chill
a. ~ . md about uue n0nti and ny
Snsy and uyy be saved 1892 Win Which be n'ends gshass
80 .oc. IL bs reY Of his coat end wet cat vsh Meet
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In e Equorore Of PatTeS Brsn az no ~ Pfreest
Tss.nr Ss noesg he CHARGED with hs6ng ao<p Bar.a
WIS rcsed and mmted Tonbs Police Coa yesterday, ~
fault of $1,000 ball
At the Jefferson Market Police Cont yesterday.
Cro-oe Va, Ic coord VS. held dsfi1t o. FOOo On The
plsnt Of Msry Bos'ek also colJrei vho am 80 IN
Broadway charged viii am Rafferty, g No. zoI thbst With
having picked pocket 500 while he tnrg ID "ssStSs
square yesteriay morning. Rafferty, wa eomno' .
burger o. No. 372 Hrons chlrgi With having n omPan va
four otbef knocked down william Mccain ~ ~" f0o
while e barge Caledonia Sunday afternoon on tnf r
from the Longhormen pca with stealing from ne pccseA W
The accused was held 10 default Of 81 900
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BURNETT's ExTRACrs.-Beware OF substitutes.
INSTEAD of BITTER use SWEET QUMINH.
LYoN's INSECT POWDER will destroy big
bugs vel beabugs, red ant croton bugs feas Sc
Get the best. get the best, get the best. The
hest BL.rc Truss" PoNERoYs 70 be had for TIRE Doa a.
744 Broadway
The LIMITS OF SCIENCE, a reply to Mr.. God
win, BY Prof. T. L. YoSHir IN rRtsUsE LFcrvRs Ezra No s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-19

al Several other leading oil men expressed the same
N,e,v lew srcmeo to think that oil had abont reached
It. loves, price thereason that would nor pay 10
pumn aud forward IL 10 market Tor "a lower hgutc.
oihers tbourhs there was a possibility 81 It's going
aver ana that the effect would be 90 causc tae failure
nf M nv OF the smaller DEALERS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-19
HOME, NEW
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

THERMOMETER YESTERDAY. AT iCKISsoys IN PARK ROW.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-19
BROOKLYN,

There are thirty Roman Catholic schools in
the city, having 1854 pupils and IS teachers
The 32d Germany Regiment, Col Edwsrd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-19

RAHwAY-Albert Coleman, an apprentice OF c. Young,
tinsmth had his HDger crushed in stamping machine,
on Saturday. Irwin DOnns who was cut about the
head at the Roman Catholic picnic last week.
is rapidly growing worse The Railway Gas Company
is building another gasholder. The members OF the
Zion Methodist Episcopal Church coored are holding
camp-meetug Milton Grove. The congregation of
Free Methodist Episcopal purchased the
Uniyersaist Church EnlaYe.. The Second Presby
Church will be opened for service next Sunday
the internal improvements being complete No arrests
of saloon keepers made Sunday, all the saloons
being closed, and the law being strictly complied with
800. Damages having. been awarded 10 property owners
for the widening Of Whttierst, they rapidly moving
their buildings to the new line.
PATERsoN.-The First Congregational Church Society
has passed resolutions cODdemDng the publication, III
OF articles that tend TO damage the
James Evarts age H. nearly choked TO death. yes
terday by Albert Parsons, age 6...The residence OF
Morris Feehr was entered by burglars, on Saturday
night. and quantity OF jewelry stolen. James
Watson. wellknown citlzen died suddenly Satur-
day night. james Armstrong Of Greenwood, n. Y.
arrested, sunday, charged with stealing horse
and wagon FROM Henry FrauT of Passac.
HoBoKES-A lad named Hanilig yesterday morning
fell into the river at the foot Of Newarkstree He
rescued In exhausted condition by officer Jacobus
The Inquest upon the body OF Carl kustuer the
dered stranger, has again been adjourned for III
definite period
WEEHAwKES An Erie freight engine OF the track
at the oil works Sunday, doing little damage, how
ever ..Adolph Welt, who drove aud killed John
the Coroners not attaching any blame TO him
RIDGEFIELD PARK.-The hop at the Ridgehed Park
Hotel, on Saturday night was the last OF the series.
HeneefOrth these entertainments VIII be held on Wednes
day nights. They form pleasant feature OF what II
represented as being delightful hotel life.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-07-03
VIRGINIA n EWS.

The Loudoun Mirror says - Among the
list of distinctions and graduates at Randolph
Macon College we notice in the Introductory
Class of English the name of j. B. McCabc; in
the intermediate School of Mathematics and
Appied Mathematics, j. B. McCabe and WIN.
Cline; in the Junior Class of Latin, VIM. Cline;
in the Junior Glass of Natural Philosophy, }.
B. McCabc Among the graduates in the
School of Moral Philosophy and Metaphysics
William Fnton, all OF this county.
The Lynchburg News says Some Of the
engineers on the Atlantic, Mississippi and
Ohio railroad have been notified by one Of Gen:
Mahones officials that they would be required
to surrender their positions as employees OF
the road unless they withdrew from an organl-
cation known as the Brotherhood of Locomo-
tive Engineers. They have been discharged
since the notice.
The dcbatcrs medal on the part of the
Washington Society, Of Washington and Lee
University, was awarded to Mr.. Lawrence
Rust, son of Col. A. T. M. Rust, of Loudoun
county, Mr. Rust's name also appears as a
distinguished proficient in the schools OF Moral
Philosophy, Mathematics and Geology and
Mineraogy.
There is no telling the amount of material
prosperity good schools bring to city. In the
last three weeks three gentlemen Of the coun-
try have bought residences IN Stanton with a
view Of being nearer to the schools for the cd
ucation of their children. One paid 1928
another 81 900, and another $4,000.
The State authorities have received from
the War Department at Washington 100 stand
of new brccch-loading Springfield rifles and
four thrcc-inch rihyd guns fer the llOwltzcrS,
and Il like number for the Norfolk Blues.
The Warren Sentinel pays deserved COM
plimeut to Maj. James r. Richards, Of War
rcn county, one OF the most worthy mcn IN
that section OF country.
DR.. James f. Harrison, elected chairman Of
the faculty of the University Of Virginia. is a
son of the late Rev. Thos Harrison, Of Prince
William county.
Harvesting is progressing rapidly, and by
the last Of the week most Of our farmers will
have finished cutting their wheat, says the
Shenandoah Herald.
The foundation Of the New School Baptist
church has been dug at Front Royal, and the
stone is being hauled now to lay it.
1t has been decided by Justice White, Of
Richmond, that it is necessary for BARRIERS to
keep their shops open on Sunday.
Richard Ii. TcbbS, Of Lccsburg, was among
the graduates in the school Of Greek ut the
University of Virginia.
Front Royal people are discussing whether
cherries, as they come from the tree, possess
intoxicating properties.
The Society Of Alumni of the University Of
Virginia have resolved TO hold an alumni meet
ing in Richmond during the coming State Fair.
There arc 7tS convcts registered at the Pen
itcntiary.
The potato bugs arc playing havoc in many
of the gardens in Winchester.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-07-03
|tOMMUNICAED.

ltOMMUNlCAED.
We would respectfully suggest to our City
Council that they make u law against COWS be-
ing allowed to run at large within the Corpora
ton limits Ladies who have business out very
often have to walk squares out Of the way to
avoid the COWS which take possession of the
sidewalks, and it is almost impossible to keep
them out of the beautiful gardens in the city.
Last night gentleman residing on south Pitt
street had his gate broken open by COW, and
d lot of valuable corn, which was just about
10 tassel, destroyed, besides lot OF other vege-
tables which he had planted. Last Tuesday
night a beautiful flower garden was ralded on
and DESTROYED by the cows In nearly every city
that has thousand inhabitants there is a law
against cows being allowed to run at large, and
it is to be hoped that our city fathers will see
fit to protect their tax paying citizens ID this
respect
SEVERAL RESIDENTS OF S. PITT ST.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-07-03

Observation-Disclosures of Flour have been light,
and the market dull all the week; good bakers
Extras are in moderate request, while Family
brands are neglected; we have no material
change to note in quotations. Wheat opened
Inactive and has continued dull with declining
tendency to the close Of the week. at which we
note prices oil lOal5c since last weeks report;
all offerings arc taken by spectators. Receipts
of Corn have been very light, and prices are
stilening the bulk of the offerings arc taken by
millers, with fair enquiry for shipment, Rye
and Oats are unchanged. Prime Butter is very
scarce and wanted while common is neglected.
Eggs arc in limited receipt with y fair enquiry.
Seed Potatoes are in good demand for late plant
ing, but none are to be had. Bacon is firm, with
an advancing tendency. Owing to the decline
in other markets. Salt is quoted 5alGc off, though
the stock is light Wool is in light receipt, and
prices are unchanged.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-07-03
ALEXANDRIA,, VA.
THURSDAY, JULY 3, 1873.

The trial of Frank Walworth was concluded
yesterday, with verdict OF murder IN the Sec
ond degree. The jury took the view that the
accused did not have deliberate intention OF
killing his father, but that he fred the shot un-
der the influence Of passion. Judge Davis,
in delivering his charge to the jury, said
that if the jury were satisfied from the
evidence that young Walworth came to New
York with intent to murder his father, then
the crime was murder in the first degree; but
if the crime was committed in a sudden man
ner, in an instant, then it would be murder III
the second degree lie also charged that the
Jury should not regard the fears which the
prisoner entertained for the life of his mother,
as they could not be regarded as any justliic'-
ton of his crime; that they should only regard
those fears which were personal. The law did
not make it justification when the killing was
done through fear that the life Of another was
in danger. They could, however, consider
whether the fear that his mothers lite was IN
danger did not give point to the fear which he
entertained for his own life gu the meeting On
the morning of the Sd Of June.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-07-03
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA, JULY 9, 1873
SUN RoSE............ AZ MOON sETs..-..... 3
SUN SETS ~ IDS

ARRIVED.
Steamer Express Baltimore, to Jos Broders
IL Co. She reports n loaded two-master ashore
on Dades Shoals, from which point tho buoy
IVES carried away last winter by the ice; also AS
passing loaded schooner bound up jus! above
Matthias Point.
Steamer Lady of the Lake, Norfolk with q
large excursion party on board.
Schr Henry Adelbert. Boston, by Hampshire
and Baltimore Coal Co.
MEMORANDA.
Schr Grace Webster, for this port, sailed from
Windsor 9th.
Schr Daniel ID Smith, for this port cleared at
Baltimore I'd.
Schrs I P Ball, VIM Bement and Lenluel
Hall hence at Providence Both.
Schr Althca, from Boston for this port, sailed
from Vineyard Haven Goth
Schr A 4 Smyrk hence, at Norfolk 30th.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-07-03

The United States has filed a bill in chance
~ in the United States Circuit Court for West
Virginia, to enforce the vendors lien on the
IIarper's Ferry property sold in 1869. As soon
as this case is decided the United States will
bring IN cjcctment suit against the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Company, which corpora
ton has been running its trains over Govern
ment property, it is alleged, without authority.
When the two suits shall be determined, the
property and franchises will again be put up at
public auction.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-07-03

A boy has been arrested in Baltimore for
robbing his employers, Woodville & Norman,
auctionccrs, Of $l7OO. He acknowled his guilt,
and most of the money was recovered. lie
says he wanted to raise money ITO visit Europe
and go to Vienna
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-07-03

A letter in the Lynchburg Virgiuian speak
ing ofthe recent exercises at the Episcopal Theo-
logical Seminary, near this place says :
1.-The attendance from distance upon the COM
mencement exercises of the Seminary was this
year smaller than usual This is believed to
be due to tho approval of the semi Centennial
Jubilee, to be held the last week in September
next. Many who could not come to both the
same year arc supposed to have postponed
their visit until the later and more interesting
OCCASION
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-07-03

The Washington Chronicle says: ut is stat
ed at the War Department that the session OF
the commission appointed to try the Modoc In
dams will commence shortly after 18th Of July.
1t is also said that the indications arc that pres
sure is to be made upon the President for the
purpose of intcrccding in behalf Of these Mo-
doc Indians, and that influence to that end has
already been sought
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-07-03
CANAL COMMERCE.
- - E zS;I1l
ARRIVALS.

ARRIVALS.
Boats w Lloyd, A j Clark, Goldfnch, j
} Swift and K 5 Grant to American Coal Co !;
+ A Mcrtns, to New Central Coal Co; Shipley
81 Bush d l. Taylor and TJ Boyer, to Georges
Creek Coal Go; w NJ Price, to Hampshire and
Baltimore Coal Co.
DEPARTURES.
Boats w H Boyer, q w Wallis, Laura, Fl
Delalirld, w b Lloyd, A j Clark, j Swift,
Goldinch, Fanny s. Estele, Reed, w
Price, X Grant and $ II West, for Cumberland.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-07-03

About Sl20,0OO will be required to pay the
claims for the additional twenty per cent. conf
pensation allowed to certain civil employees Of
the Government in the city Of Washington by
recent decision Of the Court Of Claims, under
an act Of 1861, which decision was affirmed by
the Supreme Court Of the United States.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-07-03

A special dispatch from Washington says the
Tacasury disbursements for June, exclusive OF
the interest and principal of the public debt,
were SIS, 100000.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-07-03
: ALEXANDRIA, GAZETTE AND VIRGINIA ADVERTISER

life, and at their death to be equally divided
between the heirs of each.
His honor, Judge Shackelford, not having
practiccd in tho courts of Cupid for a long
while, did not know how to enter a Judgment
on this verdict, and therefore refused to enter
it, and discharged the ury.-Churlottesrtac
,JeGiysonau.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-07-03

The dispatch from London that the Bcrllu
Government had bought from tho Syndicate
having in charge the negotiation Of the new
United States SIS $4,000, 600 United States
bonds, is confirmed by members Of the Syndl-
cate in New York. The Baltimore Sun says ::
''This opcration,it is believed, will have an i'm
portant bearing, not only on tho future price Of
American securities in London, but on the
course Of that money market, as the transfer OF
the money necessary to pay Tor these bonds
from the account Of the Berlin government at
the London J out Stock Bauk to the Syndicate
bankers in London will, it is thought, prevent,
for the present, at least, any further shipments
Of gold from London to Germany.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-07-03

Yesterday afternoon conference was held
between Governor Davis, of Texas, aud the
Commissioner of Indian Affairs with reference
to the disposition of Satanic and Big Tree,
and, it is said, it was practically concluded that
these Indians shall not be released, but shall
be punished as originally intended
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-07-03
SEVERAL RESIDENTS OF S. PITT ST.
lCOMMUNICATED.

Every day or two there is an account of some
stall or money drawer in the new market build
ing being robbed. Is there DO way to put stop
to this? Where are the police This does not
sound we'll and may give the impression that
Alexandria has many petty thieves. Let each
week towards employing one or two watch
men, and then their goods will be safe. w.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-07-03

The House and Senate of tho Connecticut
Legislature are at deadlock. The Democrats
have a majority in the former and the Repub-
licans in the latter There are three Judges CT
the Superior Court Of the State to be elected,
and one of the Supreme Court. Caucusscs OF
the parties agreed that the Republicans should
have the Supreme Court Judge and one OF the
others, and that the Democrats should take the
two remaining on the bench OF the Superior
Court. The men were named, and everything
was going along swimm:ngly until some Of the
Senators took it into their heads to bolt the
caucus nominees. The Democrats in the House
are sticking by the nominees. The Senate is
equally obstinate.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-07-03

The fatal duel near New Orleans between
Col. Rhett and Judge Cooley, in which the
latter was killed at the second fire, creates
much feeling in that city. 1t will probably
have the effect, in some degree, Of depressing
the practice of duelling.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-07-03

Mr.. Vansant has been nominated by the
Democrats of Baltimore for rejection for May
or. The convention was a very harmonious
one, and Mr.. Latrobc, after strenuous con-
test, and, in the presence OF the convention,
voluntarily camc forward and frankly pledged
himself to support the nominee, and to use all
his influence to promote his election.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-07-03

Governor Smith, of Georgia, has issued proc
lamation, Selling the Macon and Brunswick
Railroad for failure to pay the semi-annual IN
terest on the bonds Of the road indorsed by the
State, said seizure being provided by the Le-
gisative act granting the Endorsement.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-07-03

The Receiver of the Ocean National Bank Of
New York, by direction Of the Comptroller OF
the Currency, will soon receive proposals for the
sale OF tract of |, 10 acres of coal and iron
laud in Preston county, West Virginia, on
which is blast furnance in full operation.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-07-03

r. w. Taylor. the First Comptroller of the
Treasury has addressed letter to an Eastern
Senator, saying that the back pay will be at
the disposal of Senators aud Representatives
for two years from date
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-07-03
r1n,ver.isv of Virginia.

CHARLOTTESVILLE, July AT the Un'ver-
sity of Virginia this morning an address was
delivered before the Alumni of the University
bv Rev. Dr. Broadus of South Carolina. The
annual address before the literary societies was
delivered by Senator Thomas Bayard, OF Della,
ware He gave the students some excellent
advice, and affirmed that the character and
standing of the Government of the nation de-
nended upon the exercise of the public virtues
bv citizens. He contrasted the purity OF the
Government established by the fathers OF the
Republic with the present, and deprecated the
land-grabbing procvities which it fostered and
encouraged. He admonished the young, men
against the growing prevalence Of vice and the
cross materlalistic idea abroad 10 the mind that
q spotless character was nothing and money
everything. His address was alphabetical to
tho echo, and his eloquent alluslon to General
4. e. Lee brought down the house In storm
of applause.
The University has received since the war
over 5000, 900 from private benelactors OF learn
Ing. New buildings were added, costing
$50, 600 additions to library apparatus, water
works, and other improvements, $45,oOO.
Governor Walker arrived this evening.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-07-03

The new law passed at the last session OF
Congress increasing the pay of certain heads OF
bureaus went into effect yesterday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-07-03

There is an archaeological Association OF
physicians in Maryland.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-07-03
MARRIED..

In Washington, on the 9th Of April, 1873, by
Rev. G. Stonestrcet, S. j., JAMES N. MeIN-
TOSH, of Washington, and Miss CATHA-
RINE PHILLIPS, of AlexsndrIs, Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-07-03

LoUDouN County ITEMS. = From the Lou
doun Mirror. AT the last meeting of the
Board of Supervisors Maj holland, from the
committee previously appointed to confer with
the Trustees of the l4eesburg Academy, and
be purchased by the county for the purpose of
converting the same into a Clerks office, re-
ported that the same could be purchased for
the sum of $500.
We understand that on Saturday. the 18th
of July, Bishop Johns, will dedicate Christ s
Church, at Goresvic; and that on the follow
inc Sabbath be will breach in LcesLurg and
couiirm all candidates for admission into the
church.
The farm of Curly Rccdcr, near Unison, con
tanning l.lO acres, was sold at public sale on the
23d of June, for $1l AZ cents per acre Mar
shall W. Carpenter, purchaser.
To-day, "Wednesday in the wheat field OF
MIR. Thos. Burch, adjoining town, there is to
be trial of rcapcrs, by the committee Of the
Agricultural Society.
We have had, during the past week, three
or four delightful rains, the evidence of which
is seen iu the bright and frcshcned appearance
of wood and field.
Mr.. William Hunt, well known citizen, died
on Friday evening last, in about the 10th year
of his age.
Practice AT THE BAR--A Charleston pa
per heads the new rules framed by Judge
Smith, Of the Circuit Court in West Virginia,
Interesting Sunday Reading for Attorneys, a
Vigorous Departure. . The rules are seven
teen in number, aud are calculated to bring
the lawyers right up to the mark in expcditing
business. This is the way Judge Smith ex-
poets to finish up the docket:
Rule II. Tho Court will open at s O clock in
the morning and at II O'Clock noon will tn e 3
recess until o'clock, at which time business
will be resumed and continued until o clock in
the evening, when Court will be adjourned until
s o'clock next morning. unless the Court deems
it necessary or proper to hold night session. in
which event IN hours recess, from + to 7, will
be taken, and business resumed until ten o'clock
in the evening.
Rule Is. All plosdings and papers filed in
causes by either party OF counsel must be written
in fair, legible hand writing, upon PAIN OF hay
ing them disreea-ded or dismissed from the
causc.--Bait. Gazette.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-07-03

Dark Goods. White Vcts
Light Goods Cu,.w.v
Black Goods. White Vests
White Goods. Cut Straight
Alpaca Coats. White Vests.
Serge Coats, Singlc-breastcd
Pongee Coats. White Vests,
Mems Cloth Coats. Double. breasted
Seersucker Coats. White Vests
Drap de etc Coats Ol Marseil"s.
Linen Coats. White Vests,
Duck Goats. Of Duck
White Suits. White Vests.
Linen Suits OF Diagonal Linen
Cashmere Suits. White Vests,
Dress Suits. Of Plain Linen
Suits for the City. White Vests,
Suits for the Springs. Of every sort.
Suits suitable for any purpose.
ALL AT PRICES THAT CANNOT POSI-.
BLY, BE UNDERRATED.
AN EARLY CALL
FOR FIRST SELECTIONS.
liable BROTHERS,
Fashionable Tailors,
Corner Seventh and d sts, Washington, ID {.
Washington, D. C, lie 14-eOtAS