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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-03-28
NEwsPAPRRDoN.

A very handsome weekly paper, the
Vest Vryinian. has just been started
here by J. II. Foster, formerly OF the
Charlottesville Chronicle 1t seems to
have produced 9 isvorsble impression
on the people. and as il receives large
amount OF patronage from Virginia
ought to succeed very well. with judi,
cieous management
Jacob has succeeded at last in secu-
ring a special organ, also q weekly. /,
will oe run by two or three carpet bag
gers, who have subsisted on the regular
Democracy OF this State until they had
to be shaken or kicked off 10 Ne got rid
OF. They have now fastened on IN 4.
Governor, who has aided them liberslly
with promises, but not a dollar OF cash.
so far. The persons in charge are not in
very warm sympathy with the domi-
nant political sentiment OF this region,
but It Is safe to SAY that II they under-
take to subsist on the returns they will
receive for services rendered John J.
Jacob, tney will speedily become the
recI pients Of the heartfelt commisera.
tions OF the entire community.
Personal EXPLANATIONS
As I am happy to learn. were in order
in the house to-day. over one Of my
letters. A Mr. Campbell from Han
cock, from whom better things might
have been expected, took to himself
my allusion TO the appearance OF q
couple o. "strsnge wimmens." in the
House OF Delegates, in company with q
mem Der o. that body, who corresponds
for the InteiigeHcer. He denounc. d
the paragraph in my letter a. wicked,
outrageous, stroc;ous and all that sort
Of thing, but wholly neglected TO say it
was false. Although Campbell WAS
only one OF msny who put that cap on
and whom it fl, | am sincerely sorry
for him. He looks like a man who
had ben nnder the fire OF Sunday
schools and prayer meetings and Y NJ.
C AS, all his life. II the regular
copper r-hottomed, iron clad moral states
msn OF West Virginia, is 80 weak in his
ways, so meaudering in his morals.
that the cowsriice Of conscience makes
him plead gully to every tender "insln.
ivstion" OF that sort that comes in his
way, then our moral statesman ia q
delusion aud fraud, and ought TO be
abolished strsightwsy. DovRR.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-03-28

Ir is believed that the new assess
mept bill will be 80 amended in The
House as not 10 be oppressive on the
manu- acturing or commercial interests.
[ it is not, cursed be the Legsls ture
that passed it.
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Cincinnati Wavsess.


CINCINNATI. March 25.
FLOUR-DllI -uperfnr5 8 5oT575
Extra s7a7 ~; ramIly 7 jDg7 SIS
WHEAr-IDsc,ive q! 75c tor No. 2
red winter.
CORN-Stesdv At 3Jc.
OArS S-At'32a3j
PRDVISIpNS-Pirm. mess pork
firm At sl5 so lor City
LARD-Held 81 81 for City Sugar
unchanged.
WHI>KEY-Firm. at S6c.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-03-28

The REGisrERs prompt exposure of
the corrupt boiler test scheme recently
before me Legislature, killed it as dead
As cock-roobin." and set the lobbyists
70 bowling.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-03-28

In 1856, a man named Oscar Hewitt,
OF Knoxville, Ills. agreed not to shave
or cut bic hair until John C. Fremont
was elected President An interviewer
describes him a. having more hair than
Esau in all his journalistic experience.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-03-28

WE find the toilowlng paragraph In
regard to an adjourned session OF the
Legislature in the proceedings OF the
Senate on Monday.
Mr. Camden rom the Joint Commits
tee % contrr ~ 10 the necessity OF an
adj ,urned sessio on of tie l. .gislsture, and
the iegi. lation up,n certain subjects to
the exclusion OF Others oD account OF
the want o. time.
The Committee thinks that an ad-
iOurned session il Indispensable unless
he legislature continues In session un.
tl. AT least, the first OF June; and in
view o. all the arguments brought to
bear upon the subject, including those
II he armers, VINO are members OF the
LEGISLATURE, it tavors recess and ad-
iou-ned session, provided that no mile
age and paw be received by the mem
brrs.
1t regards as indispensable legislative
action fpou the subjects OF free schools,
roads, elections, appropriations Tor sala-
ries. etc revenue assessments, licenses,
printing, the asylum, congressional rep
reseutaton, personal representatives,
justices and con-tables. and 6duciaries
The report. after several motions, was
made the special order for Tomorrow
Al lU o'clock A.. NJ.
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A SILLY CASARD.-rhere 10 20 truth
whatever 10 the statement in the morn =
ing papers that the Postmaster General
desires all late contractors and post
masters who hsve balances, agregs'eng
between s200O.OOo and s3.o00.0O0,
standing TO their credit at the Posto'-
Ace Department 70 come toward and
get their money. The "late contract
ors and postmasterts" evidently means
ants betlsn oficials, for whose psyment
there has been no provision made by
Congress The impression at the De-
psftmenti ID. that come claim agent has
been "putting up Q joe" 90 tho morning
pAperA- Walk &~. Aarsk 2&.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-03-28

THg S.. Louis Democrat takes the
Ghic.go Tribuae TO task Tor comment
iug upon the tavoritsm snown FRED
GRANT son OF LIssEs, the President, and
remarks hat General SHERIDAN has
a rshl to select his own staff just as
the President has q right to select his
own cabinet. He saw an opportunity
10 'avor the son Of man who has be-
friendei him, and the couLtry will not
blame him tor don precisely what he
did" SHERIDAN knows OF. witch side
hi. bread is buttered, aLu naving been
bt.rieniei by GRANT. he takes it upon
himself to bafriend FREDDY. II there
IL anything in the worId that GRAM is
capable OF apprecisting it is in pla cling
MS relatives where they can get the
most money. SHERIDAN. Knowing this
At on3e put FRED, in position 10 accom-
plish the amnit,on of his daddy.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-03-28

"Bull Run" R1ssel is to accompany
the Russian force to Khiva for the Lon.
don 7sm9 The Russian Government
il ss'd TO have specially invited "Ths
Thundsrer' 70 send . correspondent
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st'hecI(ug 4calstcr.

The Intslhgeneer seems to fear the
Capital may be moved to Wheeling, and
deuouDces those who propose to make
the effort in the Legislature.
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Toledo Market.

TOLEDO, March q.
FLOUR-Du'l
WHEAr-No Sales.
CORN-Qmet and steady. Mixed
30,
OATS-Shade higher No. . 3ic.
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FOREIGN.
SPAIN.
Don CarIoS Withdrawal.

GENEVA, March 27.-The Withdrawal
OF Don Carlos from the Spanish Crown
will not it is understood Influence any
change III the present programme OF the
Earllat party.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-03-28
MONEY Market.
New YORK. March 81.

Money WAS scarce AMI de er TO dy TO
borrowers on call sni the rwo 'xrremts
were 81 ami LILO per hCm with the
great bulk OF businrss NJ l.l6 snd ia
terest. The continued high rates Tor
money on call are having n urrsome
effect on borrowers. T1is is seen 10
the decreasing bu.'nes, on the 'lock
exchange and orergn exchanges stands.
For sixty dsy bills At l0Ii Tor god 70
prime. with ask ng rates sUout ab we
these figures I T,pre wss y sh .rp de-
msnd to-day for sight bills and cable
transfers Mt higher rates Ssrt bulls
sold Ne hiGh a. 1921 les lilo and cable
transfers at 1924, 10 8 demand wa from
merchants who nave delayed rem trsp-
ces on account Of iig,t money. Gold
speculation WAS active aud higher to-
day. rising from liji TO ll6i Owen
ment bonds quiet and Hrn Uailed
States currency sixes lliI 9li4I.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-03-28
lulCAGD.

CHICAGO, March 27.-An old man
genteelly dressed, entered the American
Express office last night, and asked to
be allowed to rest himself. He Sat
Quietly tor an hour, when those in the
office come to speak to him they found
hrm dead. His name appears to be
&c Nicholson and it is evident his
death was caused from morphine, a
racket of which was found in his pock.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-03-28
Suspended.

The Rev. Charles II. Tucker Of this
city. it appears, was suspended on the
18th OF March from the Ministry Of
the Episcopsl Church. by Bishop Little
john, Long Island, New Jersey. Mr.
Fucker has been officiating in this citv
as su assistant OF Rev. Charles E
Cheney, who WAS removed from the
Ministry by Bishop Whittlehouse some
time ago. Mr.. Cheney had charge o.
St Georges Chapel. He was recalled
to the diocese OF Long I-laud some time
srnce by the Bishop, and falling to ap.
pear has been suspnded by the Ministry
Mr.. Truckers offeuse is for officiating
with Mr.. Cheney, q degraded Minister.
contrary to the laws OF the Church,
which prohibits ciergymen or laymen
from in anv way permitting the off,
cis,ing in Offices oil the church OF
degraded Minister.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-03-28
The JAooBrNs AND RADICALS

in the legislature continued
".till amo ous and fond and billing
Like Phil p aud Mary On a sh ling"
They are united by the boud Of q
common aversion both hate the regu
lar Democracy sitb hs'ed shat is hot
and hissipg; the Republicans because
the Democrats have upset their polrti-
cal apple c ut. and the JscObins be-
cause they have betrayed the Demo-
crscy and ''the offender never psrions'
10 scarcely Q question, of . political
nature has there been any division be-
tween the parties to the coalition; JAG.
ob himself no longer claims to be tie
beet Democrat 10 the country, and ];
only waiting that Administration re.
coguition which the Ints'igneer pro-
missed him the other day, be- ore march
ing straight iuto the camp OF the enc.
nv. But be will not 60 before tn.
consideration is forthcoming. II.
knows too veil the uncertainties per
taining 10 political promises ~
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-03-28
INSURANCE.

The Insurance bill which brought 80
able, intelligent and persuasive lobby
from your city to the Capital has been
amended in the House to meet the views
OF your cit zens 10 great measure. The
amended bill abolishes the deposit
clause and to thst extent lets in foreign
compsnies, but it still discrIminates
against them BY requiring them to
make exhibits and submit to examina-
tiops from which your home companies
are exempt The matter has been
more generally discussed than at any
previous session. The discussion has
prominence to one point which your
companies may do well TO consider =
That they are not williog TO submit 10
such inspections and make such reports
OF their affairs as are deemed essential
10 other States for the protection Of the
insured. Will not the knowledge o.
this fact do your companies more harm
than any report or inspection which
may be required by lswf / think II
likely that Tor this time. the home CON.
pani.s will have their way You
delegation in tie House, hsppens 70 b,
Of some consequence, aod the snergy
aud fidelity with which your Hous,
members have worked msy pull d,
amended bill through sgsiest . stroui
opp sition. Next time,it is likely, Whse'
ling will be beaten. She. cant con
sisten,ly come tere and work for be
trade in money, and then turn rigb
round and demand demand high tarii
on insurance. The position OF yoa
city on these two important interests
Ito say the least-sccentric -.,er
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-08-01
SING SING SURPRISED.

Commotton ut tho Prison-A Batch Of
Drafted C0nvicts Returned from Au-
burn-Another Elimination that sWes
Allen" VIII Have To s'Go West"-Wll
He elbow Up'' the Institutions
Matters still seem to be awry at Sing Sing Prison.
Yesterday morning the officials were somewhat
nonplussed on having returned 70 their custody
fourteen OF the fifty men drafted and sent to
Auburn Prison last Monday. When this batch OF
forlorn jaiblrds approached their old stopping
place, securely manacled and under strong guard
many OF the convicts turned from theis task
and stared In wonderment at the phenomenon,
doubtless asking themselves what next was going
to transpire. The reason assigned by the author
tiles OF the Auburn institution for this unusual and
expensive proceeding Ia, that the manner IN which
the draft was made IL Illegal the law requiring
that the last men received az the prison must be
the ones transferred.
on consulting the General Statutes Of the State
OF New York." volume vii, chapter S41, section
Of an act passed May II, 1859, authorizing
reads as follows:W"The selection Of convicts for
removal shall be made from among those who have
last arrived at such prison, and who shall have at
least one year OF their time OF Imprisonment yet
to serve at the time when such selection is made"
The desire on the part Of the Auburn authorities
to comply with the Statute above quoted, as
probably Yin interpreted by them, may pos.
just now, as "Wes Allenn and Frank WalwOrth
stand out In bold relief among the latest arrivals
probable that the redoubtable Allen will again
have occasion to retreat behind carving knife, or
else secure a. sufficient stock OF nitro
with his enemies, as Samson Of old did
when he pulled down the Temple Of Dagon about
TO WalwOrth 1t remains to be seen whether the
mighty influence which has already been directed
towards modifying the asperlties Of mis- prison life
pleasant so1ourn whether permanent OF other
Wise) In his present quarters.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-08-01
RACING TROUBLES AT CLEVELAND.

CLEVELAND, Ohio, July 81, 1879
MIR. John Tod, the President OF the Trottng Asso-
citation here, to-day held o consultation with the
representa- Of the HERALD in regard to the judy
ment against the owners OF Clementine, whose dri-
yer was removed and Budd DOole substituted in
the AS race yesterday. 1t is charged that the
owners Graves & LOOMS, stated to Budd Doble
and Bggs OF Cincinnati, that Cementine could trot
better than '24 On the strength Of this Doble and
Biggs invested $1,000 in pools. At the termination
of the third heat Doble claimed that the race was
being thrown and the Judge gave him charge of
the horse. Clementine Ia entered for the Buffalo,
Utica and Springfield races and now the judges
mediate suspending the mare and her owners
according 10 the rules.
ALLEGED THEFT OF TRoTTNG HORSE.
j. ]. Heron, Of Princeton, Ill., arrived here
this morning with another party to seize
Little Longiellow, who, they claim, was
stolen from Bureau county Illinois. This
horse was entered by Franck, his driver,
in the first four heats, who stated he was the
owner and gave his name as J. H. Hart OF Brook
lyn, New York. man named Wheeler, rep
resentng himself as an officer OF the quick
step Park, Toledo, paid the entrance money
and claimed to be the real owner,
but said he could not enter the horse In his owl
name, as he had been ruled Off the track 1t is I'M
derstood that the horse belongs to the gentleman
from Bureau county, and that ne has this evenin g
been captured.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-08-01
THE BENNETT CUPS,

Conditions OF the Yacht Races-A New
Series Of Prizes-WOrlsing Schooncrs,
Pilot Boats md Schooner Smacks to
Compete for $1,000.
Yesterday Mr.. Minton, Secretary Of the New
York Yacht Club, received q letter from COmmo.
dOre Bennett relative to the conditions under
which the Cups he has presented to be competed
for during the present season shall be sailed The
two $500 Cups one for schooners and one for
slOops, are TO ne sailed according to the New York
Yacht Club rules during the cruise OF the club, and
when the feet Is at Newport The other two
$500 Cups are to be sailed for on the
first Thursday in October October e. over
the regular course Of the New York Yacht
Club, and under the regulations OF that association.
The $1,000 Cup, open to competition by oil echCon-
ers belonging to any regularly Organized Yacht
club 10 to be sailed for on October g. the vessels to
be anchored In line of Owls Head and sail from
thence to and around the Lghtshp or Cape May and
back to the Lghtshp of Sandy Hook which shall be
the winning post. The race will be sailed &C.
cOrding to the rules OF the New York
Yacht Club, with the exception that there
Will be no time allowance. Commodore Ben.
nett also offers purse OF 81 900 and tive purses
oil $3.50 each for competition by the following
classes Of vessels Pilot boats working schoonerS
and schooner-smacks, belonging to or hailinr from
any American port. The vessels to be between
twenty-five and three hundred TONS The winning
boat to take the $1,000 purse, and the first at the
take each $3.50 purse, excluding the class To which
the winner of the race belongs
The New York Yacht Club will start upon its
annual cruise ON August H.
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FIRE IN DIVISION STREET.

fire broke out yesterday afternoon in the four
story brick building No. 81 Division street, which
runs through to o. East Broadway, that caused q
damage Of about fifteen thousand dollars The
was a e ns1 moor S
on the second, third and fourth noors as
0 storehouse for Messrs. j. Foss & Sons.
hands OF Herman Vertman, clerk who was work
ing in the cellar. The building 10 the property OF
$4,000; damage to drug store, $4,000 Foss d Sons,
$4,000; insured in the Hibernia, Anemana and
torilard. Fire Marshal sheldon viii hold an in
YeStiQaLlOn To-day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-08-01
CITY D1GNITARIEs VISITING THE ISLANDS.
Flying Visit to Bellevue and the Other
Charitable Instftutions,

Mayor Havemeyer, Comptroller Green, Alder
man Ottendorfer, commissioners Davenport, Lain
beer and Stern paid flying visit to the dire rent
institutions on Randall's, Harris and Wards
islands yesterday. The steamboat Minnehanock
was chartered for the occasion, q large number of
ladies accompanying the party. At Wards Island
the visitors were conducted through the Inebriate
Asylum and Soldiers Home by DR.. Adams. At
Randalls Island Warden Stephens conducted them
Randalls Island Nursery. At Harris Island Warden
Dunphy escorted them through the various nstitu-
lions. The Minnehan0ck then steamed out to NEE {
the schooship Mercury, which was expected in !:
but seeing no sign OF her, the party retained to
this CITY, where they found nice lunch spread for
them by Warden Brennan, OF Bellevue Hospital
After thanking the Warden for his kindness ample
justice was done to the dinner.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-08-01
THE PARK COMkIS
IHb FAhK UUMnISSIONERS
Resignation II President stebbfns-Its
Acceptance

The Park commissioners met yesterday morning.
The President received q communication from the
workingmen's Central Council protesting against
the employment Of unskilled artisans in the De-
partment, and urging that skilled workmen be
employed. The President replied that IL was
always the aim OF the Board to employ such men.
PRESIDENT SteDDlns then rendered his resigna-
ton, stating as his reasons for doing so that he mad
been only temporarily appointed, and that now
linquish the duties OF presidency over H. His res
lgnatlon was accepted, ana the election OF a cue.
cessor was postponed. The Board then adjourned,
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EHtHVt 4 sEHs
THE nETvrTNf


sunrise had the best OF the send-on Quits sec.
ond, Valley Brook third, Minnie w. fourth Sue
Ryder NTH. Going around The upper turn Minnie
W. ran through all those in 'front.' Of her except
Quits, the latter being half length in front at the
Sue RYDER tfb On the backstretch WInn nGerI w
went TO the 'front.', and was half length ahead at
the half-miie pole, Quits second, sunrise third,
Valley Brook fourth and Sue Ryder nith
On the lower turn Minnie w. had a
length and . half the best Of II, Quits
second, half length ahead OF Sunrise. Minnie w.
led q length into the homestretcb, Sunrise and
Quits side and SIDE. Then Sunrise made a burst,
and coming on gamefy headed Minnie W. eighty
yards from home and won the race by two lengths
Minnie W. second, Elk lengths In front OF Quits
who was two lengths ahead Of Valley Brook, Sue
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-08-01
BROOKLYN POLITICS,

the new charter OF the city OF Brooklyn recently
signed by Governor Dix divided two Of the old
wards into i've new wards, and the Republican
General Committee ordered the re-enrollment OF
the republicans residing IN them in order to form
new Ward associations. On Wednesday evening
tue primaries were held In the Twenty-frs TWEEN
ty-second and Twenty fifth wards. they were ear.
ried unanimously Oy the regular ticket, the Cand
dates 10 some instances receiving the entire vote
polled IN their ward.
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Ryder NTH. Time, 1:4A the fastest mile that has
been run at this meeting, the first nalf OF which
being run in fifty seconds. Minnie w. was fous.h
at the start and several lengths behind the leader,
and being in 'front.' ut the halfmile pole, must have
made her half mile In nine seconds or better
The Second Race.
PURSE $780, for all ages; two miles.
Jenn r. Chamberlin's b. c. True Blue, by Lexing-
ton, dam Balloon, years old (Barbee) ........ /
M. II. SanfOrd's b. c. Mate, by Australian, dam
Matte Gross, 4 years Old (Hayward) .......... q
D. Mcdaniel 4 Co.'s Oh. c. Hubbard, by Planet,
dam Minnie Mansfield (AcCabe) ............... 8
d. Mcdaniel Go. % oh. h. 10 Daniels, by Austria
Ian, dam Dolly Carter, years old II. Gray).. 4
Rice McCormack's CHI. q. John Mccormack, by
Hiawatha, dam Rapid Ann, years Old "a.
Carroll 4 Coar's b. I. The Nurse by Australian,
dam Zone, years old (Eichards0n) ........... 9
O. J. AlOway's br. h. Boss Tweed, by Asterod,
dam Alabama, years old lHazard) ..,...... 7
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Next on the list was the purse OF $500 for horses
That never beat 2:26 mile heats, best three in fve
and $50 to the third horse. Entered Tor this were
Fred Haight's chestnut mare Grace Bertram
bay gelding Charley Green and Peter Manee's bay
mare Mary A. Whitney. In the pools Charley Green
was great fsvorite, selling for 500 to $25 for the
held. After several inenectual attempts they got
away to good send OIL, and after most spirited
contest Lady Byron won the heat amid much en-
ing two lengths. Mary A. whitney second,
one length ahead OF Charley Green, and
Grace Be err am fourth. The showing ones,'
now all at sea, but rushing TO the pool box still in
vested their money on Charley, and the field hav-
time, Green against the field Again Byron was
the choice and then still again Charley Green was
the favOrite, and by the time the horses were
terest manifested in the result The word was
given to good send OF. and after ane heat Lady
na Gvs az the he ns ss sps onr 81
The Judges were Of the opinion ut that Mur
near the threequarter pole, but they did not pun.
ish him Tor It, Charley Green still had friends, who
made him sell for the same amounts in the pools
with Lady Byron. The send OF was bad for Byron,
and, Notwithstanding one OF her knee boots
slipped to her foot, which made ner twice 20 into
trotted game race, beating Green home length S
amid much cheering. Byron was given the race,
Charley Green getting second money and Mary A.
whitney third premium. This race was bad one
for the friends Of Charley Green.
SUMMARY.
SAME DAy.-Purse OF $500, for horses that never
beat 2:25 mile heats pest three In five IN har.
ness $500 to the first, $3.50 to the second and $50
to the third horse.
John Ellis blk. m. Lady Byron. ............ 1
John Murphy's b. 9. Charley Green. .....3 Q
Peter Manee's b. III. Mary A. Whitney 8 9
Fred Haight's Gu. In. Grace Bertram. 4
TINE.
quarter. Hdl. Nue..
F1rst neat. ................ 80 1I6 2:324
SECOND neat. 80 l:l6 2:31k
Tnlr0 neat. 80 1:l6 2.3OK