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pERsoMAL AND PAaIIcuLAR.

Treat everybody well-but not too oftsn.
The favorite country-of the poodle - Lap
An intellectual feast-Thc entertainment of
AN idea. Lv .rrtEI
The fsvorite branch of the dovefnmeht-
Long Branch. .7 r'-o 81
A soldier cannot be even half soldier IL he
is in quarters. i- t..4.'I =. III
The French crop prospects are reported to
be very favorable '' i-
An English actress ia said TO be the best
swimmer at Long Branch. A.l d.. 90.
-Purlng Piane,an Englishman, died in Iowa,
recently, aged LOG years.
The Tichborne claimant recently won
prize at pigeon shooting match. % -.l iIDti
"A seven-year old forger is said to have been
convicted in London, England.
"A twenty-three year old man in Memphis is
six inches shorter than Tom Thumb = ,JIsl
THE most approved way to raise beets is to
take hold of the tops aud pull.
Why do honest ducks dip their heads under
water To liquidato their little bills. .
The book to which reference is most made
during the holidays is the pocket-book
In what case s it absolutely impossible to be
slow and sure In tho case OF a watch. ,-
Mr.. Motleys attack was not spoplexy, but
neuralgia, aud he is now rapidly recovering.
"A man in GAlesburg, Illinois, has been fined
three dollars for publicly sPauking his daugL-
ter" '..t
Ladies' dresseB made ont Of the spotted ma
terlai now in fashion, have obtained the name OF
" hail storm" suits. .L
"A Boston paper thinks that 80 marriages in
day argues something more than Brotherly
love in Philadelphia.
The Georgia State Fair offers a thousand
dollar prize from the best drilled military com
pany from the North or South
"A Cleveland youth had his hand taken OF in
8 planning mill lately. He was 30 have given it
away in marriage next day, anyhow.
"A Cincinnati paper asks the conundrum "Is
woman better than man ?" We are inclined to
think she is, or man wouldn't marry her.-B
Dddi. rt-u tuf=I-
A Boston paper thinks that, from their ap-
pearauces some Of the Delaware peaches reoent-
" received there must have been much fatigued
by the journey.
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I 1NITED TATEs OF AMERICA.

District OF Delaware, IS
1.Whereas, libel Of information has been
died In the District Court of the United
States of America, for the District OF Della
ware on the tth day Of August, in the year OF our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and seventythfee,
by anthony Higgins, Esq Attorney OF the United
states In behalf OF the United btates, against the
vessel number $685. hsT tankeapparel and furniture,
alleging In substance that Wm. ID. Nelen, Collector
OF Customs for the District OF Delaware, on the I'd
day of August, In the year OF our Lord one thous.
and eight hondred and seventYthree. at the City OF
wilmington, within the admiraty and maritime Jur-
isdcton of the United Statea slezed the canal boat
or vessel numoer $685. her tacke apparel and furDi-
ture being the property OF person or persons On
Known for tradi z between the District OF Pennsyl
vania aud the District of Delaware, without bel 9
enrolled and licensed and without having paid the
United STATES the fees and tonnage as required by
the Act OF Congress in such case made and proVi.
ded; and PRAYING said Court TO decree the payment
Of said fees and tonnage to the United States ac-
cording to law.
Now, therefore. in pursuance OF the moniuon un-
der the seal of SAID Court, to me directed and de-
nvered, do hereby give public notice 70 all persons
claiming the said vessel, her tackel &C., or IN any
manner interested therein that they be and appear
before the said District Court to be held Ct the Ciy
Of wilmington, in and for the District OF Delaware
on Wednesday, the 2Tth day Of August, at ten
O'Clock In the forenoon then and there TO tnterpose
their aims and TO make their allegations 10 that
behalf JOHN M. IUNN,
u. 8. Narshal, Dist. OF Delaware.
ANTHONY HIGGINS, Proctor for LibenAnt
August 9th, 1873. augSlt
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{ Obituary.

CONTEMPORARY NOTICE OF JOHN A. ARMOUR.
We clip from Esey EUenang, of the 7th the
following obituary notice upon the death Of
John A. Armour. on account OF its verv kind ex-
preston, and, also because it furnishes some
facts omitted in the hArried notice in our own
paper:
AT an early age Mr.. Armour entered print
ing office at Milford for the purpose OF learning
a trade, Bnt before completing his apprentice,
chip removed to this city, and here entered
auOther printing Office. He continued at the
case until the spring OF 1864, and when the
Sixth Pennsylvania Cavalry was reorganized en-
listed in Company l., Of that regiment, III COM
pany with three other young men from this State.
"On the third day Of June, 1864, while en-
gagged at the battle of Coal H4rbor, he was
wounded in the left leg and disabled from doing
further active duty. He was sent to the hospital
in this city, however, and served out his term Of
enltstment.
After the war Mr.. Armour again went to the
case, and In 1866 found employment in the COM
posing room Of the Commercial He remained
ut work there for several years, and until pull
moRary disease made il necessary for him to
seek lighter employment. From that time until
1871 he was engaged in several businesses, and
in the summer Of that year was employed as as-
sistant local editor OF the Commercial, which po-
sitiOn lie held at the time OF his death.
'As a soldier he was true and t1arlesa as q
printer he had but few auperiors; nB reporter
he was faithful and accurate almost to fault
~ a man, no matter what business or calling he
was pursuing he was genial kind and warm
hearted, and made friends Of all with whom he
came in contact. During the last session Of the
Legislature Mr.. Armour was stationed at Dover,
and faithfully reported TO his paper all that was
going on ut the State capital.
"He leaves a,wife and ono child, and to them
we extend our heartfelt sympathy, knowing that
their loss OF 80 kind husband aud father il a
source Of poignant grief, as ii il to the writer OF
this. who could truthfully call the deceased
while living most amiable and devoted friend
"A friend at all times and under all circum-
Htances-a friend whose kind advice more than
once has been accepted with profit"
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watermellons have ripened at Smyrna.
The next annual session OF the Kent County
Association OF Good Tempars will be held In
Leipsic, on the Goth Of August.
The candidate for Lieutenant Governor OF
Virginia. O. p. Ramsdel, nominated last week by
the Republicans, until about three years ago re-
sided at wy oming. in Kent county.
At Collins Beach, every night, as soon as the
music begins a fish hawk alights on a tree IN
front OF the hotel and remains until the music
ceases. The bird then crosses to Jersey.
George w. yandegrift, of New Castle Hundred,
raised about 700 bushels of wheat the present
season from field of thirty-three acres, without
manure or the application of any fertilizer what
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Horace +. Clark died worth ten millions of
dolars-yet the man did not know what It was
to live in comfort az the humbfest laborer lives.
He did not get more than four or five hours
sleep in the twenty-four, working often till four
o'clock in the morning. And work for him was
hard-he fretted worried, scolded, rushed about,
and was in a constant fever of nervous excite
ment. His residence was the finest in the city
OF New York, but the rudest cabin on the prai-
ries of the West had more true comfort within
its walls Of logs than he ever knew in his palace
Of marble and fine adornings. How many peo-
pie envied the rich man who were immeasura-
bly more happy than he! What lessonl
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The PHILADELPHIA Press, in its editorial review
OF its own career. has the following -
"a perman emily successful newspaper is Ire
a coral reef il grows by degrees, and keeps OH
growing 1t is not born full fedged. No sensa-
lion can give it muscle. 1t needs the steady sun
and the occasional storm to ripen and harden H.
Nor can such newspaper idly live upon Tepu-
tation. 1t must pass through the furnace Of dls-
cipline aud trial. 1t must cultivate industry
more than intellect. Tact and fact are the twin
workmen in the editorial mine, and they never
fail to find the gold. These include alike geod
taste and good sense. 1t is false that the pup
Like highly seasoned food, the mental equally
with the physical being, must have regularly
and order Exhilaration ID the exceptlon-mod
Grafton the rule and that life is always the iong
est which protects itself against extremes
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U. Court.


The U. 8. District Court sat, this morning.
The time for the return Of the writ in the case
of the canAl-boat 1906, seized for alleged vio-
lation of the navigation laws, lin not taking out
license AZ vessel, y was extended TO Wednes-
day, August 9th. H.
Decisions In cases precisely similar to that
now pending in this Court have already been
rendered by U. s. District Judges CAdwallader,
OF Philspelphia; Nixon, Of New Jersey; and
Giles, OF Baltimore all against the view Of the
law insisted on by the Treasury Department,
80 many Districts is not clearly apparent.
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deaths.

ARMoUR.-on the eth inst, John A. Armour, in
the 21th year Of his age
The relatives and friends of the family are re-
spectfuy invited attend his funeral from hiSlate
residence 2O3 West 1lth st., on Saturday afternoon
August 9th, to leave the house at three oclocV "a
proceed to the Rivervew Cemetery, win lut 1urthel
notice. Services at the house at ~ O'Clock.
MoDowELL.-On the eth inst, of heart disease
Jenny, OF Typhoid fever, aged is years, daughters
Of John A. and Ann Mcdowell
The relatives and friends are respectfully invited
TO attend their funeral from the residen OF theil
parents 18th and dupont SITS, [McDowelville,l Sat
urday morning 9th inst, at 9 O'clO X.
Service at st. Peters Church.
RUMFoRD-On the 6tn inst, Maria ]. Rumford, II
the e6th year OF her age
Funeral from the fesidepce Of Mrs Mary. Rum
ford No sol Washington street, on Saturday TIT
9th inst, at 8 O'Clock, p. M. ,.
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ARRIVALS UP TO 1.30 PM, TODAY
W l. Partridge, New York
+ A ChuTchman, City,
IL Mendinhall.
Henry Bein. st. L Juis.
MIR and Mrs Jaa II Clark, Delaware City.
Mrs l. ID Cleaver, -
Geo d Kelley, City.
IS Auchincloss, City.
II NJ Snortlidge, Trenton.
T Y March, Penna.
W Warner, CITY.
l. II Raiguel, Phila.
II Mindll,
4 Sanderson. Pottsville.
q Sutherland, New York.
Garland Hammer, City,
A B Richard son, Dover, Del.
q O Mellen, Il VT Old Point, Va.
Matthias Kelly, Phila.
VIM Middlemlss,
Jas G AikiD, City.
Geo Copeland. Phila.
Is A Eckhart, Chicago.
VIM DAIeT, Phila.
Oh SheSer, Williamsport, Pa.
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OUR EUROPEAN SQUADRON ORDERED TO RRNDEz-
q. ,EIii .youa IN SPANISH PORTS.
wAsENaToS, August 8.
The vessels Of the European Squadron have
been ordered to rendezvous In the Spanish ports
in consequences OF the disorganized condition of
that country The Shenandoah. now at Brooklyn,
will sail in ten days to join the squadron.
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THE BODY OF THE PHIIADA. ExOURsIoNIsT FOUND
Ar hEEDY ISLAND
Correspondence OF the COmmGrciall
PoRT PENN, Aug. 7.
The remains OF Kelley, the man who was
drowned on Monday evening, near Fort Della
ware, were recognized by two fishermen from this
place,of Reedy Island, this morning. The body
has not as yet, beep taken out of the water, but
awaits the action OF the Coroner. 1t il frightfuly
bloated, the legs being swollen to the size OF an
ordinary mans body. His friends have been tel
egraphed to- and the body will bs taken to Phil
adelphia, it is supposed tomorrow.
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FROM BAYsDE TO LoNa BRANoH.-Yesterday,
farmers in New jersey gave an excursion from
Bayside, opposite Bombay Hook. to Long
Branch. Several persons from Smyrna took
passage, being steamed across the bay. The
fare was 90 so. 1t is understood that the Smyr-
ma people have similar excursion in contem-
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HE LEAVES MILLION DOLLARS WORTH OF PROPER
TY-HIs WILL NULLTTY
PuLADEEPHrA, Aug. 9.
]. P.rsmore Hanbest. Law yer of eccentric
and miserly habits, died, yesterday, leaving an
estate valued at nearly one million Of dollars.
He leaves brother and two sisters.
His will left the bulk Of his estate to charita-
BILE institutions, but is imperative, having been
made one week prior to his death, when tile law
requires at least one month.
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The CAPE MAY ExoURsIoN.-rh excursion to
Cape May, yesterday, given by Mr.. Gouley was
even greater success than his previous one
About GOO persons accompanied it, and fully 100
more were turned away without tickets. The ride
down was delightful, but on the return the wa
ter was rough, and much sickness prevailed on
board. Persons were sitting all about on the
boat suffering from it. A lad named Wilson, re-
siding at Fourth and Jefferson, was missing on
the return, and it was feared he had been
drowned. He was left behind but has since rt-
turned
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@. J Alexander, reputed publisher OF paper ! !
called the News, at Syracuse, N. Y, was arreste d
at Rochester yesterday, on charge OF libel
Mr.. Whalley, a member of the British House
of Commons, has arrived in this country TO try
to collect money for the Tichborne claimant
fire in Chicago early yesterday morning des-
troyed two planning mills, tub factory: anu sew @
eral frame dwellings and saloons, causing . tOss
of about $40 900.
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TRAMP OF THE HEDGEvILLE RoudHs.-Last
night, q party Of about sixteen roughs from
Hedgeville crossed over to the eastern section
OF the city, and created disturbance among
the colOred people living in the vicinity OF the
railroad bridge, laborers in the Jackson & Sharp
car shops. The colored people rallied to the
number of between thirty and forty, and se-
rlOus street fight might have resulted had not
the residents of the neighborhood inteTfered to
prevent it. No arrests were made.
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TEE CATHOLIC ORPHANs.-The Catholic chill
dren connected with the parochial school OF 81.
Peters church spent the day yesterday. at the
handsome country residence Of John 0Byrne.
Games were generally INDUCED in and the occa-
sicd was one Of much pleasure. Bishop Becker
and Rev. Fathers Lyons and MeGrane were pres
ant
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Commercial Iseperts.


.. 1HIIADELfhiA, huBuSt g
Cotton lower. 19s&920J1e. Flour dull su-
perfne Is. bO@S4 20; extras "A. .5OO$5 80. wheat
In improved demand; new red ~ 45@Sl &c. Rye
dull; old 7507se. Corn unehsnged; yellow $50
$50; mixed Western. 56G056c. Oats declined,
Western white 4G055c. Whiskey quiet at 97c.
Gold al .1b9I
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HE AoTIvEs AT MILFORD.

DEFEAT OF THE AoTIvEs AT MILFORD.
Yesterday, a return match game of base ball
was played between the Active Club, of Whining
ton, and tho Academies. OF Milford, on the
grounds Of the latter. Although successful in
the frat game on their own ground, the Actives
were beaten at Milford by q score of 81 to SO.
The regular catcher OF the Active club was un-
able TO accompany it, and during the first part
Of the game very poor playing was done. In the
three first innings the Academies made 81 OF
their Sc runs, when the Active re-arranged ita
men and made the large score which it presents,
it's opponents making but runs in the mean
time.
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FORMER WnMINGToNIAN KILLED. = Samuel
Bowers, AZ years of age, who formerly lived in
Wilmington, was accidentally killed in Philadel-
pha yesterday. He WAS brckmaker inDuyer's
yard and while at work rope broke and box
Of bricks struck him. producing death.
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How LITTLE Boy WAS REWARDED FOR HIS
HoNEsTY.-Last night, on the return from Mauch
Chunk, a lady member Of the party, Miss McKin-
sey, lost her pocket-book containing $lO2 in
money. 1t was subsequently picked up by lad
who was assisting Mr.. Howard o. Moore with his
refreshments, and by him restored to the owner
in the name OF the finder. In her ecstacies over
it's recovery, the lady even forgot to say thank
you," but being reminded of the fact she did re-
turn her thanks. But this was all,
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The cholera has again appeared at Chattanooga.
Eight cases and two deaths we're reported among
the colored population OF that city yesterday.
AS the revival Of the disease ID attributed to the
use Of unripe fruits the Mayor has Issued q
proclamation forbidding the sale OF all fruits
and vegetables, except potatoes and tomatoes.
Three deaths from cholera were reported in
Hopkinsvile KY, on Wednesday, and one yes
terday. Two fatal cases are reported ct Pitts
hur0 N|HH
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New CASTLE WEEKLY NEWS. -Prospectuses are
in circulation for the newspaper which we an
nounced some weeks ago about to be estab-
lished at New Castle. b. g. Burrows is the pro-
jector OF the enterprise. In his prospectus MFR.
burrows says ''the paper will be non-partisan,
but devoted to news. literature, and the advance
ment OF the interests of New CASTLE and sur
rounding country. The terms of subscription
will be two dollars per aDnum, In advance.
Publication will be begun as soon as enough
subscribers are obtained.
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MIXING UP THE BABIES. - Some fun-lovine
young ladies' at the Blackbird Camp, on Monday.
collected several babies in tent (Sll they could
find with any resemblance) and changed theiI
dresses with the wrong babies in them. The
joke was well accepted by some Of the mothers
but some of them acted as il they had been eat.
ing birthstone and assured the perpetrators that
they didn't wish to have their children mixed
up with other peoples young uns in any sucl
mannarn
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The Government considers it prudent to have
the ships OF our European squadron gathered
in and about the ports of Spain, while that
country remains in so dsorganized A,condition.
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. su REPORT OF THE sIoNAI. SERVICE.
wAsmNoToN, Aug 8.
Probabilities; For Middlestates, rising barom-
eer, South Westerly and North Westerly winds,
increasing cloudy weather and local stormp.
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LOCAL AFFAIRS.

y Eight drunks, this morning.
Washington Jones & Co. are enlarging their
morocco factory.
The Board of Health holds its regular weekly
me Getting, this evening.
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The CRY TREAsURERs OFFIcE.-rhe Commit
tee OF Public Buildings, last evening, turned
over to the city the new offices in the old Wash
ingtou engine house, completed. The city
Treasurer expects TO take possession early next
week, and we suppose the others will do like
wise 3d.
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THE NEW ELM STREET CHUBH.-A council ol
the Baptist Churches OF the city has been called
to meet on Thursday the 11th Of September, to
recognize the new church now forming at the
Elm street Baptist Chapel. An unanimous cal
has been extended to Edwin Hirst, OF the Sc
cond Baptist church, to become musical director
His little daughter, Florence Nightingale. not
vet ~ years OF age, has been performing upon
the organ for some time. Mr.. Hirst holds the
call under advisement.
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At Salt Lake City, yesterday counsel for Brig
ham Young filed a demurrer to the Jurisdiction
m the Court in his divorce case, and the hearing
was postponed until this afternoon.
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SECOND EDITION.


Z aQlA --utao8 WAsHrNeToN, Ang. 8.
The oontrsct for building the two new iron
sioops Of war will be given to John Roach &
Sons. OF Chester, Pa. -l.. 49,
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LONDON, Aug. y.
Tho whaling bark Anna, which left New Bed
ford, Mass, July 18th, for cruise in the Altar
tic ocean. was cApsized and Eve of her crew were
drowned. The remainder we're rescued by q
paaaiuR vessel
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increasingly cloudy weather and local storms
may be looked for.
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EYPersons leaving the city for the summer, and
wishing 10 have the DAILY COMMERCIAL sent to
them, will please send us their address. where the
paper s desired for less than one month"; the postage
had best be prepaid At this once. By prepayment
OF postage by stamps, regularity Of delivery will be
insured.
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9tstp advertisements.

yIyAILu RS GEESE. both broad aud narrow pat
terms, OF a variety OF sizes, and tailois' squares
for sale at the hardware store OF
= - TRUMAN 4 SHAW,
No ss5 Eight Thirty-Dve Market St. below Ninth,
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Bishwaysien In Bad Temper.
Wells Aldrich, while crossing bridge at East
Saginaw, Mich, in the evening, was set upon by
three men, who demanded his money or his life.
The small amount of money he had with him so
enraged them that they threw him into the river,
from which he was rescued by watchmsn.
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VF YOU CANNOT CHEW, yet are fond OF boiled
/ corn, use tbs patent corn CRATER. whioy removas
al the nutritious portions from the cob, and is su-
peTlor In preparing corn pulp for rtters etc sold by
ThUMAN a SHAW,
No. ssS Eight Thirty-nve) Market st below Ninth,
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T .0OK! LOOK! L00KI

CHEAP GOAL.
For sale, large stock OF Lehigh and shamokin
Coal. Persons Wishing o buy the genuine HarleiRh
Lehigh and Excelsior shamokin Goals will please
send in their orders early as we confidently expect
to he more pressed with orders this season than
ever. Coal VIII be no lower and may be higher az
the season advances.
JOSEPH FOUT.
Orange and Water Streets, and at the
apr191y-of Wharf OF j. Morton Poole a 90.
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A despatch from Berlin state that's the cholera
has appeared with great violence in the military
barracks In that city. ..s
The loss by the burning Of the Rice mills at
stepney, night before last reaphes Eve millions
of dollars. .If .., .u..i..- Al
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Loss OF THE WHALING SHIP AfEA--FrvE OF HER
. Crew DROWNED g,
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THIRD EDITION.
Frsal Europe.


APPEARANCE OF TINE cuOIrh pa AT BERLIN.