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Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-08
BRANDYwINE MILLS QUOTATIONS To-DAk.
Correspondence of the Commercially


New CASTLE, Oct. 8,
Some Of our merchants complain Of the scarc,-
ty Of currency.
The Levy Court meets on Tuesday the 14th
inst.
The removal of THE Long Wharf progresses.
The shipment of lumber from here Is increas-
ing.
The Sheriff sold yesterday the farm OF A. e.
Davidson, near Delaware City, to George Tybout
for SS 900; also four lots in d slaware City re-
speotivey for $1.b25 81 500, $3.50 81 400.
Notwithstanding the state of the weather and
the unsettled condition of money matters, build
ing operations in New Castle are as brisk as ever
G. II. Garrison has contracted to erect on the
corner OF Sixth and Delaware Sts frame house
for Mr.. Guyer.
The new houses of Ex-Sheriff Herbert begin
to assume shape, and he expects to have them
ready for roofing in very short time Two Of
have been sold even before completion-one to
Mr. ]. Haul and another to Chas. Kelley, the
baker. Too much cannot be sail in praise OF
Mr.. Herbert, he is one of our most enterprising
citizens and lie deserves the thanks Cf every
one for his persistent efforts to build up our
town. Had New Castle possessed few more
like him we would not have waited for the ad-
vent of Measrs. Morris Tasker Il Co. to wake us
up and start US ahead.
fisticuffs on Monday evening on Delaware street,
but the blows becoming, on the part of one. too
heavy, it eliminated in quarrel. and the COM
batants adjournd to the depot where ring was
formed, and regular mill Of six rounds fought.
The largest pugilist threw up the SPONGE" but
this was not satisfactory Ito him), and on Tues
day morning a witt was served on his victorious
adversary. The result of the hearing we have
not heard.
The members of the A. M. E. church have de-
termined as soon as funds can be obtained, to
erect brick church on the lot now occupied by
their old frame building. Subscription books
are now opened. and we understand that quite 4
large sum has been obtained. II possible, the
foundation will be laid next spring. H. Il. O.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-08

Tho members of the bar Of the Supreme Court
of the United States will hold a meeting next
Monday to take suitable action in reference to
the death of Chief Justice Chase.
Commodore William Jameson, U. g. N, on
the retired list, died yesterday at Alexandria
Va, aged 80. He was in several engagements in
the war of 1872.
Rev. ]. ]. Browner was yesterday elected Mod
orator Of the Southern New York Baptist Associ'
alton for the ensuing year.
1t is said that the Metropolitan National Banl
at Washington will be reorganized, after the ex
aminer shall have made his report.
The annual fairs OF the Maryland Agriculture
Society and the Maryland Institute commenced
yesterday, at Baltimore.
The first rain of the season at San Francisco
occurred ON Monday. 1t extended over the mid
die of California, promising good season TO
the farmers"
The York County Agricultural Fair opened a
York. Pa, yesterday. The entries IN all depart
ments were ''unprecedentedly large, and the at
tendance was such as TO insure success
The East Tennessee Fair opened yesterday a
ROCKVILLE, and will continue until Saturday
There are 1900 entries.
At New York, yesterday. the Walker family
father. mother, son and daughter-were indict
ed for counterfeiting 80 cent notes.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-08

Judge Cory, Of the Superior Court of Chicago,
made an order on Monday prohibiting refer
ences Of suits divorce to Master in Chancery-
He announced that hereafter all divorce suits
must be tried in open court.
The first annual prize meeting of the National
Rife Association begins to-day at Creedmoor.
The prizes are valued in the aggregate at over
$4,000.
There were "a interments in Memphis on Mon
day, including 81 yellow fevor victims. Among
the latter was Rev. Mr.. Bowman, pastor Of the
First Presbyterian Church.
The Attucks Guard Battalion of Richmond,
and another company from Petersburg Va ,
both colored arrived in Washington on Tues
day, as guests OF the Stanton Guards. Yester-
day they paraded through the principal streets
and we're reviewed by the Presi lent and the
Governor of the District OF Columbia. ''
Governor Powers, of Mississippi, has called an
extra session Of the Legislature Of that State, TO
meet on the Goth inst, to amend the election
laws and transact such other important
business as he may specially recommend for oon
sideIation.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-08

A New Unlform Tor the UnIted states Arm

LARGE FORCE UF OPERATIVES AT WORK.
A Philadelphia paper says the clothing depot
of the Frankford arsenal is now.engaged in max
ing the new uniform for the entire standing
aIniy of tue country. numbering in all depart
ments, about 1000 men. Over six hundred
operatives mos ly women, are constantly en-
gagged in this work Operations have been in
sctiyely aimee the first OF last June. Orders for
the work al 8 received directly from the War De,
partment, and materials for it are all purchased
from manufacturers in Philadelphia. Five bull,
dings, each three-story brick, and 80 arranged
AZ to form hollow square. are used in these
operations, and the depot grounds present all
| the animation Of Government workshop.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-08
aalarriaaes.

BoGes- es-HARDCAsTLE.-At the residence of the
brides parents, near Moor IN, Kent Co., Del :. by
the Rev. W. b. Gregg, Mr.. Caleb Boggs 10 Miss
Lizzie HardCastle, bOtn of the same county.
LLOYD-STEvENSON.-o he sth inst, at the I'd
Baptist Church, by Rev. James Waters, pastor.
Mr. Robert G. Lloyd, Of New York City, and Miss
Anna Stevenson, OF Wilmington.
sCHIEFER- the 7th inst, in Phila-
delphia by the Rev. Mathew Newkirk, ID. D
John Lewis Schieter, OF New YORK City, TO Misa
Hannah Il. Sc snlan, OF this city
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-08

The Senate Committee on Privileges and Elec-
tions. Mr.. Morton chairman, held a secret meet
ing in New York Monday. 1t ID said they draf-
ted an amendment to the Constitution providing
for a more practical mothod OF electing the
President and Vice President, and for tribunal
to decide all contested questions arising In
Presidential elections.
The New Jersey Constitutional Commission
met at Trenton yesterday, and began its IAbors
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-08

The question of suburban annexation was
voted upon by Boston yesterday. The result IS
that ChaFlestown, Brighton, and West hoxpury
will be annexed to Boston. Brookline alone
voted against annexation.
Prior to the execution Of the Modoc murder
ara the President directed that the remainder
of the Modoc band should be taken to Fort kus-
sell, near Cheyenne, to await further orders;
these Indians have accordingly been forwarded
BY General Schoheld, to that post.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-08

MEETING OF THE CREDITORS, YPsTERDAY-sTATE
MENr OF THE ASSETS AND LIABILITIES OF THE
FIRM.
A meeting of creditors of John McLear 4 Son,
Bankers, of this city was held in the Board OF
Trade Rooms, yesterday afternoon. VIM. O.
spruance acted as chairman, and Howard o.
Moore Secretary. BENZ. Nields, Esq, appeared as
attorney for the firm.
John P. McLear read two statements, one
showing the liabilities and what 1t believed to be
the actual value of the assets Of the firm and
the other what the assets would probably bring
II an attempt was made TO realize upon them at
present time. Under the first statement the
firm is solvent. with an excess Of assets over lia-
biitiea of S23 734 60; under the last deficiency
will be created of S27, ,175.O7, The following are
the statements
Liabilities secured. s22, Al. so
unsecured .226, ,292 90
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-08

Hon. Isaac D. Jones, Attorney General of
Maryland, arrived in town last night, and stopped
at the CLAYTON House.
MIR. W. H. Hardell, who managed the Clay
ton House during Col sawyer's absence at Cape
May, left for Philadelphia last night, to resume
his old position in the 81. Cloud. There are few
men who have remained in Wilmington 20 short
time who have made more or warmer friends,
or whose general department has been the sub
ject Of more favorable comment.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-08
THIRD EDITION.
From New York.

THE MOUNT VERNON FIRE-FURTHER ATTEMPTS TO
eTAvE OFF THE STOKES TRIAL.
NEW YoBK, Oct. 8.
The fire at Mount Vernon destroyed twenty
buildings, Loss, fifty thousand dollars.
Stokes appeared in court for trial, but his
counsul asked for an adjournment. Judge Da-
Wis denied the notion when an objection was
n
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-08

TIE I,AHAYE COUPLING ON THE W. q r. CARs.-
The automatic car coupling inyented by John j..
Lahaye Of Reading, having been tried on the
Wilmington and Readng Railroad for some time
and having given complete satisfaction, super
intendent Stolz, few days ago, oroeIea new ne. ;.
lot To be attached to both passenger and freight
cars. We learn that it ia The intention OF the
Company TO attach the automatic coupling TO all
new cars, and to the ones now in use as fast as
the ordinary couplings wear out.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-08

At the Bay View Almshouse, Baltimore, last
Wednesday, an insane colored man named John
W. Nicholas was so badly beaten with club by
another colored inmate that he died Of his injur-
les on Friday.
The British ship Marlborough went ashore on
Tydee during the gale Of Monday night but it
was thought she would be got on yesterday,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-08
The CLAYTON House.


ARRIVALS UP TO NOON, TODAY.
Geo Lendrem, Phila.
G l. Stephens, Conn.
q M Hammeli, Jr., Trenton.
VIC Creemer, New York.
Isaac D Jones, BALTIC.
Mrs Geo Morrison, Ellendale, DA.
Miss Kate Morrison,
Edward Morrison. Troy, N. Y.
James Fl Rice, Chester.
Jno T Jakes, Wyoming.
Robt Dix, MY.
Robt Dix. Jr.
III Graves, City.
VIM Middleton, Bait,
Ohas Tatman, Jr. Middletown,
EW Cooper, N Y.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-08

On motion Of VIM. G.. Gibbons,a committee of
five was appointed to examine the statement
and compare it with the books of the firm, to
ascertain what in their judgment the assets
would bring il converted into money, and to re-
commend what line of action they deem best to
pursue for the benefit of all concerned. The COM
mittee consists of VIM. G.. Gibbons, Saml. Floyd,
VIM. Candy, E. G.. Bradford, ,Jr., and Charles W.
Weldn.
Another meeting of the creditors will be held
at the call Of the committee
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-08

SHE TURNS UP AT EGG HARBoR, ALL RIaHr
PHLADELPHrA ot 8.
The yacht Meta, blown off from Sandy Hook,
on Monday, while engaged in . race with the
yacht Vision, is reported at Egg Harbor, this
morning, all we'll.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-08

She STARTS ON HER TRIAL TRIP, TO-DAY.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 8.
The steamship Indiana the third of the Amer
lean line started on her trial trip to-day, with
about one hundred invited guests. She will be
gone forty-eight hours, and will start on h,r
first voyage to Liverpool ON the sixteenth.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-08

LOSING LEAD.-That distinguished wall decor
ator, Mr. George Washington Jackson, fought at
the great battle Of Antietam-not only fought,
but bled. There upon that sanguinary field he
received a rife wound In the breast and ever
since he has carried leaden ball somewhere in
his body. To-day, at about noon, this ball came
out through the skin upon his back, and is now
q relic which he can proudly transmit to his
children as an evidence Of his valor and patrio
tism in a trying period Of his country's history
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-08
wilson and sumner.
THE HEALTH OF THE TWO sTATEsMEN.

THE HEALTH OF THE TWO sTATEsMEN.
A Boston letter remarks
Vice President Wilson has so far recovered
his health that he is announced to preside at
the opening Of lecture course this evening, and
Edward Jenkins. He shows few marks
of his recent partial paralysis, except the slight
drawing down of his mouth and that is gradu-
ally leaving him. Mr.. Sumner engaged to lee
ture against the advice of nearly all his Boston
friends, several of whom are still trying to per-
suade him to cancel his engagements. He has
come up from Nahant, and is daily seen quite
regularly in his walks from his residence at the
Coolidge House to the Boston Athen@um, in
the library of which latter place much OF his
time is spent. DIR. Brown Sequard has advised
him that 1t is safe forhim to attempt to lecture
but the better opinion among others who know
him is that he has need to husband his powers
for other purposes.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-08
A nIaryIaud Trasedy.
BODY OF MURDERED GIRL FOUND NEAR FALIn @
WATERS.

BODY OF A MURDERED GIRL FOUND, NEAR FALLH @
WATERS.
Especial Despatch to tue Baltimore Americana
HAeERsTowE, October Tour community
was shocked this evening by intelligence of a
most infamous crime perpetrated near Falling
Waters, on the Virginia side Of the Potomac,
about ten miles south of Hsgerstown. The
body OF young girl named Annie Butler was
found in Cunningham's woods with marks upon
it, which indicated that she had first been out
ragged and then murdered. The girls parents.
who reside in the neighboroood, sent her to look
for the COWS on Monday evening. Her parents,
alarmed at her prolonged absence, began to
search for her last night, but her body was not
found until this forenoon. Excitement prevails
In the neighborhood
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-08
Financial.

PRICE OF GOLD To-DAI.
NEW YORK, Oct. 8.
Gold opened this morning at SL10H.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-08

Excess of Assets over Liabilities. 29, ,s02 so
The above is statement OF what it is believed
could be realized on the assets with careful man
agement and time to dispose of everything to
the best advantage. The following statement
has been prepared with view Of showing what
might be fairly expected to be realized at the
present time
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-08

GREAT FIRE Ar MOUNT vseSoN.

NEw,FoRK. Oct. 8.
A fire broke out, early this morning, in the
town of Mount Vernon, which threatens to de-
stroy the place. Steamers have been sent from
here.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-08

Two drunks and one case of drunkenness and
disorderly conduct at police headquarters, this
morning
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-08
Weather Rec ord.

REPORT OF THE SIGNAL ssRvToE.
WAsHnsToN, Oct. 8.
Probabilities For middle states winds back
ing to the Southwest with rising temperature
by Thursday morning.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-08

PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 8.
Cotton firm. 1915 to 1890. Flour steady; su-
perfine ex ra family, o. 75C0s,75. Rye flour, So
@525 Wheat firm; red 81 53@1,55, amber, 81.
66COl.67; white $1.75. Rye firm; Ole. Corn in
good demand; yellow and western mixed, 6S@69.
Oats firm, white, $685. mixed, 50@52c. Whis-
key held at one dollar and six.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-08
warmer weather promIsed for tO-morrow.

Gallant saville, the telegraph operator, who
volunteered for duty at Shreveport, is dead Of
The fever
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Twenty Minutcs for Dinner.


The following experience of hui
morous traveller, who attempted to get
dinner at Xenia, is worth reading
Twenty minutes for dinner" shout.
ed the brakeman as we approached
Xcnia.
Arrived there, ] entered the dining
room and inquired of the waiter:
''What do you have for dinner?'
reply. mules" ", Wa o r." q douo,,
-! .o ,9s PAW, on the half-shell, just to
see how they went. Told him to make
a minute of it on his books. He
scratched his head, trying to compre-
bend the order, but gave it up and
waited upon some one else. | APP
preached ~ man who stood near the
door with n roll of money in his hand.
"What do you have for dinner"'
"Half dollar" says he.
told him would take half a dollar
well done. | asked him if he couldn't
send me, in addition, boiled pocket
book stuffed with greenbacks, and
some seyen-thirties garnished with
postage stamps and ten cent scrip.
Also Confederate bond, done brown,
with lettuce alone Get us alone. |
would like to wash my dinner down
with national banknotes ''on draft"
He said they were out of everything
hut the banknotes, and he then ordered
the waiterto go to the bank and draw
some.
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fhe Duck Creek Democratic Club
met Saturday, at s p. NJ, pursuant to
adjournment.
The following resolution, offered by
j. - Strother, was unanimously adopt
ed, viz:
Resolved, That we consider it impol-
itic for the Democracy of this precinct
(No y TO express preference for any
county or precinct officer at the con-
vention to assemble on the 10Th inst.
"a, That q copy oflthis resolution be
furnished THE DALLAS DAILY HERALD
for publication.
c. II. Jenkins being called for, adj
dressed the meeting in his usual felici-
tous style.
On motion the club adjourned, to
meet August 5, at s p. NJ.
r. l.. FRANK, President.
r. f. NASH, Secretary.
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BARKING AND INSURANCE
T. G. JORDAN, II, H. AuNspAUGH,
President, Cashier
CITY BANK Of DALLAS
CAPITAL s25O,OO0.
DIRECTORS.
I. q. JORDAN, J.R. CoUTs,
w. Z. HUGHES, &C. SLAUGHTER.

IhlS institution, chartered by the Leglsla.
operation June |, lsi8, and viii do u general
banking, exchange, and collection business;
VIII discount hiNt class piper at reasonable
rptnsi receive deposits subject TO check NJ
sight, and ISSUE bills of oNcnpngr ON the prin.
clpal cities of the United ST. :. Renlttancos
made 10 all the Leading cities OF Europe,
special attention given To the collection Oi
notes, drafts, etc, throughout the State and
elsewhere, The business OF banks, merchants
ana manufacturers solicited
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THE WEEKLY HERALD win be pub
lishod every Saturday morning. SubScrip-
ton, $50 per annum $3.50 for six months,
PAYABLE in advance, No subscription taken
for less period than six months.
Advertisements inserted nj the rate OF 81 50
per square for the iirst insertion, and ~ cents
Tor each subsequent insertion.
The following ARE our advertising rates in
L tnD.l.l
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CORRESPONDENTS.

National Park BANK, New York; Boat.
men : savings Institute, ~. Louis; Perkins
n Co., Galveston, Texas; First National Rank
Galveston, Texas; First National bank
Houston, TcSNs {. Il. Johns Is To-. Austin
TeNaS Raymond & Whites, Austin Texas
Hours from y Il. M to o u. N. 07dNw
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FRUITS AND NUTS.

BREADSTUFFs AND GRAIN.
There Is good deal of new whoat Offering
Sales light; not dry enough 10 bulk, Flour
in active demand nt our quotations
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TEXAS LAND LOCATING COMPANY

and viii locate Certificates for onc-sixih in
tcrest IN the land.
Below We give n partial list of the lands
that we are now Offering for sale;
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Dallas County.


60 acres, miles southeast of IIutchins, Tho
Ann stokes survey nraitio ana tin,l,a,, ,,Ic'
Is Der acre, ~ i'''''
30 acres - miles southeast of Dallas. part
of The q. ". shaw sInv"y' tinnber, WTicr' Z,
Der acre. i''N'' "
lSj acres, miles northwest OF Dallas. part
of mo Il Inntnn sntNav ii,nher. n,ine x ",'
acre. - '''''''i p''N'' W P''
;au acres, 10 miles southwest of Dallas. the
| j. \. homes SURVEY. nrniIip md timber. nricn
| ~ per mere
Opu Selts, 10 mites liorthMNsl Oh pailas, I'M
Si a Sc .' ~ Nil, IL, ss..iae. Sts.noI INC
ri GD m,toH ~ ililius 6,i az IL ~ ef acre,
Hio!! Survey, timber. NJ ,,,r 1850 ne VIM
+ 100 acres, miles portll III IinIias Va.
llcdSue survey, prairie M sl0r,.n, Nm, ~ te
&GS acres, miles south of Dailas, nart ort.
Levi Dixon leannr r,rnirie n,,tJ r., ", ns
7 a per acre. N''Op'' I"
IN acres, 5 miles south Of Daliag nott r A.
Levi DIXON league prairie. M 81 IN nor W ~, .se
go acres, IA miles elst OF Dnlias tYse Come.
Illus Nernay survey, prairie, ~ N ner mere.
b. A. Leonard survey Al 4, ll, W., ps % we
- ~, a. oy,. y, H., l'sr n1
NV ac,,s titles nortnWsst oI Daiiasl part
{" o, 1ie H. 'erplh survey tlmper,al - % per
"V IN ., :, ,,, 49,,
10 nGitsi ~ miles eosG q Dailas, part OF tle
sSi NeSh ny ?, ~ put ae'e;
,ioSSiip 1ui,si - illieh u'st ~ puihSi p'tit OF
"1 1871 .n, u s,uyey niner ny s,pcr acre.
~, ~ az 4, ''' - .s,'f.f,N.i -.
W. ~ W. W. N''tiSi s"tFtF, lhhilcthh 60 %
Py ~ a eneos N ,,,,,os ..a,,,,,,a, .,
~ "NhVn W IilrS aouthWost " DhiA's, pafl
Ii .'r ~ ~ Nla,k survey, PRAIRIE ana UNI
ALL, acres ( niles so,th of nouos mart If
the A, b. Howard survey, prairie and timber,
nj 81 per acre,
of the II. Crockett yurvey prairie ana fimher,
''fv' 49,
"a, "'i'''''2
100 acres, miles cast of Breckenridge, r.
WA w, ,o,os a,,,,,s ,,t,, q, ,,,,,., ,oo oa.,,
In cuitivni,, I'M W. pt' So ~ do' "'''9
ocr" g Ur'S + In,ifS SoU ~ o. D.iaS ap
o 1w',meI trh&mi n9.tSIsI nar' stSe'e 'tc'
acres IN iiSa n%r%Ss' b@ %a aiS %
in g TG 1i a s n9p'm c %i aS " acres
,r,,n,c.,,,,
"a, ooros n,,o,,,o a. c..,. p... =.
: ~, y acres. in the name Of r Houston. at 50
P9 ,r6 H "nrc. ~ n,i,os u,o,.,,
psrt 0l tue 1'dilleloh survey prairie at "
igo acfsS' ~ miles 81 east Of Fort WORTH the
t2 az survey, ~ " per acre.
Mckinney { Williams survey, prairie, 1t a
rAHaa.
acres in cnitivaiion. oichard md hedge lsnco;
M; S,ou9 acres, 10 miles south OF Denton, me w
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THE DAILY HERALD is published every
morning, except Monday, AT SO yenT, IN
advance SjforslS months y for one month
cents,
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day and for the next FOURTEEN aXams non no % M
Template cnpe for our
We
wherever such may win article
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VALUABLE FARMS
LOIS. AND HOUSES
in the city OF Dallas,

In the city OF Dallas
We invite land buyers 10 cUll ana cXamn,
or register Lands In our hands ARE FOl
SALE When man puts his property IN
the hands Of an agent, he means "business,
ana does not put "iuncy price, on his land
TO scare away purchasers,
Persons having land for sale viii mud II ia
their interest 20 call and register their lands
mt once. We charge nothing for registering
or advertising, and only n small commission
when sale is effected
II You wont 10 sell your land to the mmi-
grants 10 This country, you must place them
in the hands of Agents on the line of travel
our Office being IN the city OF Dallas, which
has now become the center OF commerce and
travel for the North IN Northwestern
Texas. We have superior facilities for selling
lands, which we have grently increased by
liberal advertising, and We can insure sat
lSfacti0n to all who place property In our
hands.
We buy and sell ON commission, Land Ger
lliicnteS. This branch OF our business we
make II specially. We are members of the