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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-05-10

Rev. D. B. Randall of Fairfield, in his fare
well sermon stated that, during his three
years pastorate, he had attended between so
| and 100 funerals Of persons resident in town
had made over 1000 pastoral visits; and
preached nearly 800 sermons.
A quiet religious interest prevails in the
Baptist church at Belfast. Several have en-
braced Christ, and some voices that have been
long silent in the prayer and conference meet
ings are again heard.
Rev. +. Case is now fairly settled with the
Universalst society in Pittsield, his family
having joined him. lie is popular among his
people as preacher, and his society is united
| and in earnest in the good cause
The installation of Rev. DR.. Hill as pastor
! of the First Parish in Portlnnd, will be on
Sunday afternoon, May 18th. Rev. DR..
Peabody of Cambridge, will preach the ser-
mon.
The Second Baptist church of Camden,
| have extended call to Mr.. G. w. Bower of
the senior class in Grocer Theological Sem
| mary.
| St. Stephens in Portland, has been made a
free church.
Rev. C. L. Springer, pastor of the Metho-
|
preached his last sermon of the present con-
ference year, at the above mentioned places
on Sunday, May 18th. Thoughts are enter
tanned that he will not return to his present
pastorate. Mr.. Springer is a man of literary
and refined tastes, and well adapted to the
wants and deserving the support of every
well regulated community.
| The Congregational church at Calais now
building at a cost of about $50, 900, will be
dedicated probably the last of June. 1t is a
fine structure, l00x60 feet on the ground, and
will have a seating capacity of about 500
They have purchased of Mr. Geo. Stevens OF
Cambridge, Mass, new organ, at a cost Of
$4,000, to be delivered Immediately.
The Universalists of Sidney have recently
engaged the services of Rev. j. o. Skinner o
| Waterville, who will preach every Sabbath
II o'clock, p. NJ, during the season, com
mencing May 18th.
During the past three years, the Methods
church in Rockland, Rev. Mr.. Wardwell, pas
tor, have reduced their church debt more thar
$1,000, and debt of $4,000 remains.
In the Methodist conference now in session
at Skowhegan, fifteen pastorates expire b,
limitation, and thirty-two Of the preachers ar
serving out their second year. The tire
years men must remove to other fields of la
lbor, and undoubtedly more or less of the two
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-05-10
NEWS BY MAIL.

John Stuart Mills ia dangerously sick and
his life is despaired of.
Few. DIR. Chaplin of New York is evidently
appreciated by his congregation; they made
him present of 9l0,000 last Wednesday,
the 25th anniversary of his settlement u TIA.
city.
The Crispins in New York threaten to strike
in sixteen shops, which have just been classi.
fed, unless an advance Of wages is conceded.
The female Crispins, of whom there are .
large number, strike next week.
Hon. Cakes Ames died at 9 80 Thursday
evening. His funeral will take place n
North Easton next Sabbath.
Ex-Judge Edward King of Philadelphia
died Thursday, aged so years.
The funeral of Chief Justice Chase will
take place in St. Georges Church, New
York, on Saturday. ..4.zs.aa,ss z4s..ssssa-.
Stokes is TO- be taken before the Supreme
Court genera! tern, Monday next, 70 De re-
sentenced.
The police AaSe closed up nearly every
gambling den in New York. EsY&
General Mcclellan hss resigned his posi-
ton as chief engineer of the department. of
-'e"
Several Baltimore papers published Ta.ufs-
day morning list Of sixty-eisht removals
a,d appointments confirmed at the Treasury
Department at Washington in the Custom
House in that city, under the new Collector,
Washington Booth
nj, e r. Me-,
that women are not voters under the State
constitution or abe fourteenth amendment.
Gen, Emory has been ordered to conceu.
trate the United States troops now ia MjssG.
sippi and Arkansas at New Orleans. TO be
able to respond to any reouisition from Gov.
Kellogg.
-, :,
Inc massachusetts rfess Assoeiahoh ex-
cursioh eohteihpiates Trip 10 the hoossc
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nnufact uring in West Gardiner.


The West Gardiner Manufacturing Com
any have done good business the past year
the manufacture of bedsteads, extension
bles, &c. Since the first of last October, the
bmpany have built a store-house 60 feet
Ing and stories high, in which to store
leir manufactured articles. Since that time
ley have manufactured from 5000 to 5000
dsteads, which have been sold to local
alers, and sent to Boston, Portland, Lew
hon, Bangor and elsewhere, and large
lmber of black walnut and ash extension
bles. They are sold all along the kenne-
fc, and are sent to Lewiston, Portland and
ler places. Every dealer in Portland is
9pplied from this mandatory. A large
of birch, maple and beach lumber has
en- got out the past winter and piled up for
asoning, to be used in the operations of the
[mpany the coming season. Enough has
en- secured to manufacture COCO bedsteads
he hundred bedsteads per month are made,
on the average. The Company also have
;rist mill, shingle mill and saw mill, and DO
irk for parties in the vicinity. They pur-
ase all their lumber in the winter, of which
ere is an abundance in the immediate vi
|hity of the mill. They employ from 25 to
men, and claim to have one of the best
tier powers in the State.
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Obituary..
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TIfDM ASTON.

Thomaston, 0. The celebrated divorce
case of Emma G. Call against DIR. Moses
Call, of New Castle, which has been on trial
nearly a fortnight in Lincoln county, was
terminated day by decree of divorce, and
that the mother shall have the care and GUS
tody of the child and mother and child to be
supported by the Doctor. The defence so
entirely failed that it was abandoned by the
defendants counsel on the ninth day of the
trial. No lady's character was ever more
fully indicated than Mrs. Calls has been
during the trial, and her charges against her
husband were conclusively established.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-05-10
GROIN NEW YORK.

New York, 0. Chamber of commerce to-.
day adopted resolutions of regret at the
death of Chief Justice Chase and condo
lence with the nation in its loss.
The mayor made the following nominations
this afternoon: For commissioners of char
tiles, VIM. s. Laimber, James Bowen and
Meyer Stern, to serve three years from May
LIST, 1873. Bowen is the present incumbent.
Marshals General, Joseph Dickinson, Martin
X. Clark, Alexander Tosalenyi, John T.
Stewart, Joseph Phillips, Patrick Daily, 10
| seph Josephas, to serve three years from
May /, '73. The nominations were referred
to the proper committee and the board ad-
journed until Monday.
The lawyers have held 4 consultation re-
garding the legality of Henry Claussens' ap-
pointment. On their advices he will take his
seat, but will refrain from voting on all ques-
tons involving the expenditure of money.
| At the annual meeting of the national tenn
perance society held to day, VIM. f. Dodge
was elected president and j. n. Steans CORE
| spending and recording secretary. The re-
ceipts for the past year were S53, 9S5 and the,
expenses ,S42. Resolutions were adopt
ed appealing to congress to appoint COM
missioner to inquire into the liquor traffic in
| the country and 10 pass a general law prohib-
| iting the manufacture and sale Of intoXicat-
ing liquors in the U. S.
| 1t is charged that some OF the assistant al
| dermen whose names are required TO permits
| for exhibition signs, show cases, etc., have
exacted from one to five dollars for such SER
vice contrary. to the law. Investigation will
| be made.
Four Of the sailor boarding house keepers
out on bail to- day were arraigned. They
pleaded not guilty and their cases were re-
manded. Their counsel was not present.
Application for letters of administration
for estate of Chas. NJ. Barras, author of the
''Black Crook were made to-day, but OPP
posed by counsel for Hiram d. Barnes, :.
brother of the deceased, who is on the way
from San Francisco An adjournment of ten
days was granted. Alfred NJ, John NJ, and
Washington NJ. Barras are also claimants to
the estate.
1t is now said that the judges of the SUI
preme court of general term, who have de-
MED Stokes motion for a new trial, will not
re- sentence him, pending the decision of the
court of appeals, to which the case must next
be taken.
The national executive committee of the
Union League of America held an nnimpor-
tant session to-day.
Court of appeals at Albany noticed Chief
Chase's death and adjourned to Monday.
In reference to the recent statement thai
the Newfoundland government possesses tbs
right to claim possession of the Newfound
land telegraph line next year, it is aseer-
tanned that by legislation subsequent to thu
granting of original charter in 1854, the colo
NAL parliament gave permission for the con
solidation of the Newfoundland company will
the Atlantic company. This action it is as
serted on high legal authority in England
over rides the right of purchase, through ar
bitration.
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WASHINGTON.
TREASURY BALANCES.

TREASURY BALANCES.
The following were the balances in the
treasury to-day:
Currency, s&,SG9, 74O
Special deposits of legal tenders
for the redemption of certi-
Gates of deposit, 27,5l0, 900
Coin, 1897, APO
Coin certificates, 26,35S, 200
Legal tenders outstanding, 357, 10l, 593
An additional postal convention between
the United States and Belgium was signed
to-day by the postmaster general and the
Belgian minister. 1t takes effect July first,
reducing the single rate of letter postage in
closed mails via England from ten to eight
cents, and establishing a six cent rate for
letters sent by direct steamers.
The treasury department and Office Of the
attorney General are draped in mourning in
respect to the memory of Chief Justice
Chase.
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aine Manufacturing News.

1t is said that owing to the high price Of
lis the mills at both Oldtown and Milford,
eh the exception of gang and three sim
saws, leased by Atwell & Son, will proba-
remain idle this summer. This will de-
| We large number of men of their usual
INNER employment.
| J. B. Foster is fitting up the machine shop
n his new saw mill in Richmond. This
prove great convenience to the mer-
.nts of Richmond villege. The stock in
factory lately occupied by S. Brown & Co.,
q ssld at auction April 10, for the benefit
fthe creditors.
Fhe Brewer Brick Company commenced
krations for the season on Wednesday 30th,
heir yard in Brewer and Tuesday following
turned out about 100000 bricks. The
npany have bought lot on the east side
he road, $50 feet front, and adjoining their
lot, which gives them total frontage Of
tut $50 feet. A large force of men and
ms is busy removing the loan from above
clay, and the new bank will be ready to
* in short time.
lroostook ash timber is manufactured into
mber furniture and doors at Presque
he York Manufacturing Company, at
30, has declared handsome dividend of
Q0) per cent, or 500 per share, paya-
May LIST.
The Cabinet factory of Hathaway, Davis
TO-, in Paris, continues to turn out some
articles in the line Of Chamber Sets.
cir work, for cheapness, durability and
ue, cannot be excelled. A look into the
4 and Carriage factory Of Geo. b. Crockett
20. is animating. They are getting out
ldren's carriages in all styles, from the
hest to the lowest, besides toy carriages OF
,frent grades.
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bshnond Locals.

sohn Lake and Son are laying the founda-
IL for large brick block of stores on Main
iiet, which they will erect and have ready
occupancy by September.
agar Bros. have recently erected a shoe
sorry on Front street, which is rapidly ap-
ifoaching completion. They will COM
ace operating the same by the first of June,
he manufacture of infants shoes. The
ding and business thus far have been I'M
the management of George M. Hagar.
is. Hagar, the other member of the firm,
for several years been engaged in the
ne business in Philadelphia, and he trans
the manufacturing branch of the business
edmond. The firm have such expert
;, enterprise and means as will ensure
Ir success.
lab Mansir is finishing off the store and
Cling on Main street, erected by him dur
he past winter, and will shortly have the
ready for occupancy.
he Congregational society commence next
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I-1ieu.

III Riverside, 26th uit., Ada 4. Merrill daughter
of Florentius Il. and Jane E. Merrill, aged years,
months.
In China, Sd inst, Timothy Priest aged Il years.
In Gardiner, LIST inst. Patience, rect of the late
Michael Hdreth, aged 70 years.
In Whitefeld, I'd inst, John Heath, aged 3,
years.
In Boston, at the MASSACHUSETTS Hospital, VIM.
Davis Of LItchieid, aged - years.
In Nailego, Cal, March 3lst Capt, Charles :.
Coombs, formerly Of Bath, aged 81 years.
In Eastport, Miss Rcbecca Z. SWEET, aged 10
years, youngest daughter of the late +. A. and sa.
Swa
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-05-10
CAN ADA.

Ottawa, .. The minister of marine stated
in the House of Commons to- day that sever
al clauses of Plimsolls shipping bill, now be-
fore the British Parliament, were very in
furious to the Canadian merchant marine.
and the dominion government intended to ask
the imperial government exemption from OPP
Grafton. Meantime the dominion govern
ment propose a Canadian Lloyds, and de-
mand for it legislative treatment on the same
footing as the English Lloyds.
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FROM MEXICO.

City of Mexico, 3. The police have been
ordered to prohibit Jesuits living in societies
in Ojaca. Several of the Jesuits preached
dsobedience to the laws and constitution and
their arrest was ordered, but being advised.
of the movement against them fed.
The government candidates for president
and secretary Of congress will probably be
elected
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-05-10
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH,
TO THE
9aity Eeaaehee 9ouraal.
PORTLAND.
Fires.

FIRES.
Portland, 8. Fire at half past two this
morning damaged the plaster mill of Knigh,
Whidden to the amount of two. thousand
dollars. Insured.
Thursday afternoon fire caught in the
picking room of the Pondicherry mills, in
Bridgton. The basement was occupied by
Lttlefield & Fogg, lumber manufacturers,
who lose $1,000 ON lumber and machinery.
The building was damaged $500. No in.
surance. The house of Mrs. Paul Lord was
also burned. Loss $500; insured for 5000
Total loss $4,000.
Obituary..
Nathaniel +. Deering, Treasurer of the
Maine Savings Bank, agent for many years
of some of the Massachusetts, insurance COM
panies Past Grand Master of Odd Fellows
and one of our most venerable and worthy
citizens, died at IL o'clock this morning. aged
IS years.
DR.. Gilman Davies died suddenly this
morning of pneumonia, aged fifty years. He
was the eldest son of the late Hon. Chas. S.
Davies, was leading physician and an off,
Ger of the society Of Cincinnati.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-05-10

The work of building the rail- road Oh the
hst side of the river from the cid bridge over
be Kennebec at Watervile to Fairfield
Pmmenced last Monday and is rapidly pro-
Fessing. 1t is said that there is a crew of
bout two hundred men at work in Winslow
pd more are wanted. On the west eide Of
Ae river between Waterville and Fairfield
Iorkmen are laying new rails.
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FROM NEW ORLEANS.

New Orleans, o. A special to the picayune
from New Iberia, states that COL DE Blanche
has abandoned his camp at Tournets and
mysteriously disappeared. Gen. Badger
mounted ali the men, and stationed detach-
ments in different portions of the surround
ing country. Forty-five Metropolitans via
Krankling, are expected tonight.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-05-10
FIN ANCIAL & COMMERCIAL.
New York Money Market.
New York. May o..
EVENING REPORT.

EVENING REPORT.
The monetary situation to-day was dull, with u
good supply OF loans at per cent down TO D.
with j and general rates. Legal tenders
outstanding show decrease of $i5i,t0o. Gold
quiet and lower closing at ll7ta and i12s. stcr-
ling exchange dull, 1885 and l0s.s for sixty
days, and 1885, and l09a. for sight. Loans and /
per cent Clearings $75ooo,@0. Treasury
disbursements S2j0,eo0. Custom receipts ,sa32 coo
Governments one.quarter better and firm. state
bonds dull.
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WEATHER..

WAR DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
Washington, May 7-9P NJ.
For the Gulf States, northcrly and westerly
winds.
For Canada and New England, falling
barometer, easterly and southsrly winds,
cloudy and rainy weather.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-05-10

| The sweet-singing martins have come, and
hnd are selecting their homes for the summer.
Provide them neat and comfortable houses,
fnd they will furnish free music for the sum-
her months.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-05-10

board of examining surgeons has been
Ippointed to examine candidates for Surgeon
nd Assistant Surgeon for the First Maine
Regiment of Infantry. The board consists of
Prs. A. j. Billings, Geo. Z. Brickett and w.
Lapham, and they will meet at the State
louise on Tuesday next.
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FROM HALIFAX.

Halifax, May ..
Her Majesty's steamer Challenger, with an
exploring expedition, arrived from Bermuda
| to-day. She was dredging all the way, but
nothing unusual TRANSFERRED.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-05-10
Shooting ARRAY.

New Haven, Ct, o. A German named
Hence, this evening about six o'clock, shot
his wife, after which he reloaded the single
barreled pistol and shot himself through the
head, dying instantly. Mrs. Hence will re-
cover. He drank some, and has been de-
pressed in spirit on account of having no
work
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-05-10

On account of ill health, Maj. p M. Fogler
Pf this city, offers for sale one half interest
n the West Gardiner Manufacturing Com
Pany. See particulars in our advertising col
kmns.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-05-10

Mr.. s. M. Hunt of IIallowell, las sold his
yelling house on Second street in that city,
p Mr.. G. w. 7. Osgood, conductor of the
|ranite train for the Bodwell Company. Mr..
augusta.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-05-10

Sunday evening services in this city, will
begin at 1-2 o'clock, instead of o'clock !;
and Wednesday evening at quarter to eight,
instead of l-2 o'clock.
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STATE NEWS.

The Brunswick Telegraph has been in
formed by gentlemen conversant with the
facts, that Brunswick is the second station
in the State in point Of business on the Maine
Central railroad.
One day last week an old fellow went into
the savings bank, and after making cautious
inquiries upon the subject of deposits, he
went through some queer manoeuvres. First
he took off one of his boots, then he rolled
up his trousers leg, next he pulled off his
stocking, and disclosed lashed to his leg a
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-05-10

The religious societies in the city are in
|avor Of a change in the hour of morning SER
ice. If no objection is made, services will
Pc held at half past ten o'clock, instead of
Iuarter to eleven. The new arrangement to
egin two weeks from next Sunday.
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Railroad Accident.

Hartford, 8. Two cars of freight train
on the Hartford, Providence & FishkAl rail-
road, were thrown from the track at Tolles
station near Waterbury this afternoon, and
two persons were killed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-05-10

A law should be enacted in this State max
ing it penal offence for any person to point
Pre- arms at another even if the same be I'M
loaded.
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Destructive CONDENSATION.

Monroe, La, 9. Alta quarter past one this
morning, fire broke out in the club room of
a saloon on Disiard street, and spread rapidly
down and across the street, destroying four
teen buildings. Loss $4,000. Insurance
SAC 00O
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-05-10

John II. Lynde, Esq, publisher of the
Bangor Wing, has gone to Wisconsin on a
six weeks pleasure trip. We trust lie may
enjoy himself to the fullest extent.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-05-10
loral ann State Menus.

There will be no preaching service at the
Universalist church tomorrow. Sabbath
school at noon, as usual.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-05-10

week on parsonage, corner Pleasant and
Gardiner streets. This will bring Rev. Mr..
Curtis, and Rev. Mr.. Kicker, Free Baptist,
so near neighbors that they can discuss theol.
ogy from their windows, and exchange manu-
scripts at pleasure. We hope they will not
disturb the rest of the neighbors.
Hon. T. j. Southland has made additions and
repairs to his fine residence, putting in all the
modern improvements, both useful and orna-
mental He takes special pride in the furnish
ing of his house, and his ample means are free
ly drawn upon in this direction. He says he
can nail down a carpet.
Foster & Spaulding have their steam saw
mill running in full force, and are now en-
gagged in making extensive repairs upon their
large steam planning mill, putting in new
Exeter Sectional boiler, corn grinder and ma
chinery, and will have the same in operation
in June.
Harvey, Spauldng & Co. have shu. down
in the large brick shoe factory for two weeks,
to enable them to move in their machinery
for pegged work, which for many years they
have carried on at the South Boston House of
Correction. This change brings all of the
manufacturing business of this large and en-
terprising firm to Richmond. Four floors 40
by 100 feet each, do not furnish sufficient
room for them. Their business here has al
ready made valuable additions to the town in
the families of the foremen of the various de-
partments, and it is to be hoped that their SUI
perintendent, Mr.. Abbott, will soon perma.
nently locate here.
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New York Stock Market.
New YORK, May ..
sew York i'r.duce Market.

NEW YoRK. May ..
LOl~TON .-s..er l2ji bales. mid. u,lands 1874
tL0JE--saes $500: state G5 g. 81: round hoop
Ohio s9ss0 50; Western ) 659l0 59;Southern 6O0s
y so.
WHEAT 5000 bu No. : spring j9el II; new
do 81; Hin.cr red and amber western lh0
81
LORN- asas0; steamer Gs g Gs]s sail g
IS
oATS-sa.ss A 900 whito state 5ia5ec western
ss954
PORK-ie a.; prime, II 15al50o
LARD-s l-l659.s; kettle sd9'4 steam % a9's
BU1TEH-state. 2Ss32 Western 21g5e
WHISKEY Western free, G @i-2
MCE-Careiina, ~ as
COFFEE-Rio IA 9l9'4
SCGAR-porn Rico. 9is a"i. :Muscovhdo.S
MoLAssES-N. o. Gsa7o: Muscoyalo 3oa3i;
JsriGed 20s30.
SP'TS TURPENfiNE-JAb--
kOSiN-3 10
PETROLEUM. crude, 9ale; refined, 20 q
2O~S
1ALLOW-S7. 90
FREiGHTS TO LlVEar0OI.-Cotton str. 7di
per sail GgSd; Grain per str. sad; corn per str
q Grain 7tzd
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Employment Wanted

NBOOKKEEPING, adjusting accounts, copy
/ ing legal or other documents, or any other
branch of writing, which can be done at hours to
suit EMPLOYERS either at their places of business
or at the house of the advertiser. Address,
7. o. Box 5i7, Augusta.
Augusta, Mays. TT