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The New York herald., 1874-12-10

any eerreopams PERIOD oerore msrate, were reduced
business with even greater promptness than before
wi,aoq, the ADDITION q snsls wire % ne transeoan
Operation % Of the duplex apparatus OF which have
my last annual report the ,ocxhoiders stated
the fact that were then operating between New
presoasy an spparaas n called the -
S ~ie n % ~ weIs n s isnt n the
uon upon one wire at the same tune since that tins
Prescott have 50 far parieetsa the apparatus tSt l.
now working successfully direct circuit between
yenon within so snort tune alter is istToiucuos
g a % s Vi aeis m TO
ness ness requires the use Of either two or three o.
S sas ashss he ~ s
70 work satisfactorily through the long circuits OF the
those lines without nvovag any expense ior aaditons
hs BE % 81
Whn tSs " the grow,n q ns business
rate. sstssdSs the distances % which the lower
rates rates or day MESSAGES, namely rs cents 50 e
for night and that this result can Be sradns
70 without mparng the compsnys ability
that he sbs Ma made o ,s IN q the tact
Company. which connects the coast OF Florida win
Cuba nn %as ,s pln Rass Key
s.s,e s Dr.a1 m ana rss95e now have tn:
AZ s @ S '9s Proesop aSs
M ssss Ss M the company AZ Ksy West
ecuve parts and brought 1t into perfect working order.
to recover ana restore another cavle between tncss
points. which tailed and abandoned three Years
Respectfully submitted, :. o,uo
The following resolutions unanimously adopted =
Resolved. That . dividend o. two per cent from the
30 aud the Is hereby declared payable 18TH
the q sSos dividend m len tn. tho
the 10th of January
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THE RACING STEAMBOATS,.


Glen Consursd by the United states
Local Inspectors OF Steam Vessels-,Ths
Full Penalty Of che Law To he Noted
Out I'm Future.
The following interesting report was handed
yesterday to Captain Addison Low, United States
Supervising Inspector OF Steamers. with reference
to the racing steamboats, OF the East River, tno
Harlem and the Sylvan Client
OFFICE or Local IssrESTons Or sT.4.sssRs.l
sIR-we hereby report to you OF an invest.
gation held By this Board into the of alleged COLI
ana sylvan Glen in the River Ish October.
aud continued Tor six days. sixteen witnesses were
The master of the Sylvan Glen In his evidence states
that he e,t mis- oiernSz Toy Peek slpaat about four
SIDE he the Harlem coang up ana nearing the Glen;
Harlem ,adsing from she the Harlem steer:
% 9
sna HS nS s So 81 sse @ qP n:
bow was about up to the Giens forward gangway. tho
Glen beng em close to the aOcss when ABOUT pit.
hs sss H wd s"pS s o ns IL t.
for the Harlem to outside there was not room for
beth = e The s1s %
the s Glen up the ns
timony .s manly corroborased py several witnesses
w" "Ae eeaSSko, TnR OTHER SIDE o. rHx STORY. }
~ The s Ss o. S asm IN mis- sa %
the % S sss
boat the river In toward the New York shore When
ss hs asy ssS sSoss sasss;
aa Il e dSs St Il ps ks saay ea
Ss sas &c heard ,Ss % sSsa not
he cond not see from where he was that there were
ceeded up. and when about 0sthsrine Frset they.
came close together but did not he Or toucks
way when at about pier No. IS they again COZ
together. but did not touch when they separated he
passed on the outside OF tow, slowing and stopping
his landing at the loot Grand street. East River
This testimony is corrob0rated in the main by several
Witnesses crew and passengers
After full and careful slderation Of all the eyf-
tory and conflicting nature only arrive at tho
conclusion that the master aud pilot OF the steamboat
sured for running his close proximity 70 the
docks at so high rate OF speed. and slowing
and stopping his boat agreeaoly TO the rules this
occur which would endangcr the OF his
In our opinion there is nothing in the evidence 10 show
rmE orfER i SIDE EaVxsIr 1 cUIr4SIa .lom ao"s 10
The master and pilot Of the steamboat Harlem Jacob
he Is hereby censured tor not keeping more 10 South
ward and eastward, and giving the Glen more room
had ali river on the starboard side and Il he Ssd
kept further OF there would have been danger Of
Collision, wnSn mss aays the lives Of HE
tce: the kind named will be visited BY the la psYs
T. which with The evidence taken and other papsr5
your obedient servants, yEREMIAH sIMuNSEN,
JOHN r MAfTHEwA
United States Local Inspectors
ond United states DISTRICT New YORK. -'' S'S
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10 lA Sc fos<c; DO 10 TO "a io7<c ios<c; white.
l0c lie. Porto Rico-Rennng. common 70 prime, Isc.
s,c grocery fair TO choice s5se &C. Brsxii-Dateh
ira superior. TIC. &C. -
R1csI was tain distributing business reported
at steady range OF prcc sales ~ ierces Naroiana and
200 bags OF kangoon ngures quoted
iGcsrolna y, Ie ne lSs tsir 70 7c ior
Louisiana 7Ac a 7slc per ID. Pstns, Jc TIC. aud
srEAEINE--The market continued inactive and nomt
at l4zc. and city in hhds ct l5c.
1ALL0w.-The market quiet, but 6rm. We note
sale Of % hhds OF city at lll6c. and sac pei b.
WHIsKkY.-keceipts-l bbs. The market was mod
e1tey achye and eady The sales foot up $50 bbs At
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ollowing is q comparative statement of receipts
es and profits tor each month OF the year 1874 =.
e24S7l6 80
.

uncrease) SReduct0n) uncrease.)
appears from this exhibit that the receipts or
the current year ~ 63749 s. against 50 2S203 66
for 1871 showing increase Of e2875 50 for the cur
rent year while the have reduced from
4Al Nl6 IS IN 1873 to 36l54 0S8 IS being difference OF
x1y 62 In favor OF the current year, that tho
profits are SaO76660 79 against 92Z50i7 IS being an
increase OF $64l 6iy bl over the profits OF 1873
In view Of the facts above stated the Executive Com
mittee at their regular mesung on the I'd INST passed
resolution recommending that the Board at this meeting
direct dividend OF two per be made out the
profits OF the current quarter
The year 1874 mas been notable for the general dnness
IN every department Of business which has prevailed IN
az sections q tho country The fact tnat we have been
able during the year to receipts and reduce the
expenses q the company 90 a. 70 yield net profit OF
may be accepted e an indication o. what the results
sumed Its accustomed activity The results OF our
eratiOns also confirm the wisdom OF the
policy which the OF the company have stead
lily pursued years past OF extending the lines
asing the facilities reducing the rates and i'm
the character OF the service to induce the
pubic 10 increase their use of the telegraph
ON the 1st day OF February, 1879 the maximum tariff
between remote points on tho companys lines
was fixed At - 80 This was equivalent to reduction
OF more than fty per cent on messages between the
Atlantic aud Pacific States the rates having been pre-
vlousy from 35 10 ~ 3D. The first effect this reduction
considerable loss Of revenue. But for several
months past the revenue from messages between the
atlantic and Pacific states has been larger than during
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HAVANA MARKET.

"a $40 + s rss.8. a - HAVANA Dec g. 1874
Spanish gold. ri 28; American 238 23g; Ex .hange
quiet; United States sixty days currency 1c6 and l8
premium snort sight do ITO I2 premium; sixty days
gold. Hs lso pnmum short sight, lS2 l3$ premium.
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Included il the above are 200 bales arrive. For
iSsss y is TS S a. S az
l6c 400 at "A d March 800 a loc 4O0 at 10 lSs2c
Nay q o Is @ IL Tota YES
III essFH.fy u 5. ss Nay Hsf's, 331s 3Sns
Y e syo 10 /, p ss S 5Ss Il a 4 %
C Lie LOO ss !. ,se 100 ., iss
90 at Is Gi,sse. ~ SO at lsss. ioS At ssS sc.
& as 81 se Nay 4sS g.
40 at l6c, 200 at 10 s2c June 60o at l6 9S2c
receipts ss the various ports Were
500 bales; New Orleans hgsa Mobile ssss; savan-
u.s. York nj
bale. This day Last year . 40 Rates % cotton
Xc. By sail, No To hamburg, by steam, No; by sail,
20 Sssns1 en- ey se1n a. ey y
". e
Ma Dass rms hsa
al an n
Az. &C. sRse vs. s slsss
x6c 2sc.; Ceyon l7c l9c haracaibo, 1910. l9c.
s f s Fcr;O issiS1 oo Sos,. s. kos ps
savsnis. &c. isc curscOa isc Sc. gold d and 90
FLOUR AND GRAIr-Recepts-F Flour. 90ss bbls. wheat
SSto bushels; corn a. 2Sg Ho corn meal 10y bbs and
= Ss sSIsss SS SSis;, ipSsiaains I'll kinds,
a Sn and Hqr E sS
It s. 90 IS for Brandywine q 0a 81 IS tor Western
yellow q y 0 tor jersey ana re ~ yellow
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-WReat1hs market was nrm but quiet the sales foot
R sGsPf 70 :sEns &
81 xsss. ny
!pI sIK HsK wfSiSTS mixed e nisssi
sas &C.
ossss pas
delivery and 6c for white State the track Barley
nsid at o. Rye remained quiet; louo bushels Of State
il berth freishts was fair to-day,
% a
&
e. s @ M Dsss q % on private q S1ds
sss q s e. 90 And Dy
sssss ..,sx :: a. Ss a 81 ars . .'ss$ ssss
s:sS sssssIs Is'sas ss:
SS.sssas% WITH IL 400 % ~: q s.Is r.
nnsd 90 g, At Ss o. british BARK from Baltimore 70
ssla:S S:ss Xns"srD %S 1a ssS 81. oi
e.. ;s and s sss Ss.
ws4s ws
c So.t9 1snnns cos @ s. dS RDes do
New Srlssns ssc esc @ for Snan NEW crop 'Anos s0'
# ss s %
msrohantaHIe lotS and ere not disposed q n less but
psIcs could Se iorcsa sScvs @ notce sale: q Is
ysss terms strained Sesln also aalI and wsas Viii
nS rood az q suSs % SS a. g
saE Fias grades neeec,ed Tar dull but ,nominaliy
4 1 =. y % s1s Srms cy a.
F.ssoLnys -rne market for refined was again f,rmer
.nS nS'; & ss sD
sss ss SsZs' Sssi:
I% Sus nsS Su at s for city, hs % market
Tspsa ,sn 9s,i iCr Sscs%bsl asliy9y from
isns ?Iss osnsrs Susss &
sss n:lsd s;v: ssS .SiSnes ss0s Sc
S0a sad "a lsss
nas no. Il 81 SS and
w q $ M.s g nd ne
iD long shcrt clear together tor December and
Ss. Ss sses
ssns sesa n
d:1s' 3, Ssf SSe
81 'ss sS SS 's ds g Sc q: .aa 81
r ys s.s $ S: & I; e. @ .sss
very Quiet We have only to note sales OF 500 loose
sm0Sse sn1HceT % as sxc per lb Me qnots ;-Pcked
hams h. & lHc mcksS DO: i,c IKE; picked bellies
again easier but closed Arm the outside prices the
sales Include c0l nerces on the spot a l31o iskc
ss @ asasS Z 81 ss
ib closing at isc. Cy lard was aso lower Win sales
steady 4. Ss q I %,ss &C. ss
refining Muscoyeds We note ssiss of loo hhds cenrif
ueal toc, and so hhda do at 0Kc. Rsnnsd met with
moderate demand and was quoted steady, lOAc for
standard .A'sn andlyko. auOkc.for hsrds " We quote
INFERIOR TO common 7c. re; doa fair
grocery fair 70 good $50. prime choice sxc,
eo ccntrtfugait hhda and bOxes NoA to IL 8k6
ehc molasses hhdA and boxes, 70. -. melado
etc clsyed, boxeA Dutch standard, Nos toN 7kc.
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THE FOREIGN MARKET.

THE FOREIGN MARKET.
LONDON advfces report cOnsols and American
securities hrmer, with the exception OF Erie which
is weak and lower. The rate OF discount for three
months bills is 6x per cent or 4 per cent below
the Bank OF England rate. Paris dispatches quote
rentes as 62L zoe. Erie declined to "a, "a. 24X.
SOUTHERN BONDS.
These were dul the transactions being small
and prices unchanged Old Tennessee ex coupon
sold at SIX and the new series at 81. The bids are
- last quoted.
UNITED STATES TREASURY.
The customs receipts to-day were $314, 900. The
internal revenue receipts were S317,o6l. The
Assistant Treasurer to-day paid out $6o 900 on &C.
count OF interest, and $7S4.Ooo In redemption OF
nve-twenty bonds.
GOVERNMENT BONDS
Government bonds closed firm at the follow
ing quotations :-United States currency skies,
llox 116K; DO. do, 1884, registered, 115x Q
llo; 40. do, DO, 11oA 100; do. 1ve-twenties,
1852 registered, l12k l12x; do. do, DO, coupon,
ll2h ll2K; do. do, 1894 registered, 1l4k ll4X;
40. do, do., HAY a114X do. do. 1885, registered,
lioA llo~; 40. DO, do, coupon, 11ex 116K do.
do'' do'' new, registered, 115 . n5K; do. do,
DO. coupon, 11sh nsx; do. do, 1857, regis
tered ll6x 116; do. do., do, coupon, 119k
usk; DO. do, 1858, registered, Il5x Q lle; do.
do., DO, coupon, 1874 11sk; do. ten-iorties,
registered, 112X lib do. do., coupon, 1l3x
1llk; DO. nves, 1881, registered, 1l2k l12K; DO.
Do, do. coupon, l12k ll2x
RAILROAD BONDS
were without feature. Central Pacifca ao,6 at
ook oSX; Union Pacific nrsts at % q e2k, sink
ing funds a. Tx; Michigan Central sevens at ioix
ana LAKE Shore consolidated nrsts. registered
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EUROPEAN MARKET.
FINANCIAL.

LONDON PRODUCE MARKkr.-LoNpoN, Dec. g. Even.
ing -Linseed OIL 2ls I'd. As 81. per cwt.
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NRMORANDUN.
Earnings OF the Central Pacific Railroad Com
pany-
For Now, 1874. 81, ,s14 900 Ear. .1st IL mos.
For Nov, 1879. 122S,751 $1s, l3e. .903
For Nov, 1872. l,29ao61 1873. ........ 12803,027
1S72....... I.S86,969
The western Union Telegraph Company an
nounces dividend OF 2 per cent, payable Janu-
ary Is. The transfer books will be closed Decem-
Der Il.
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AN .AcrivR MAN WITH $500 CASH wANTEp-ro
jon the aavertser u safe bnsiness IN this city
thas Will net each Sl0OO0 first year double tho
amount each succceding year. ADDRESS With real
SILLINAN, Herald once. - -~--''
The Indiana State sentinel., 1874-09-29

The Madison Courier has the followin
a sad tragic story comes to us from North
Vernon. A gentleman living near that
place named wilkinson is very wealthy
and the father OF three sons who have never
dwelt together in unity and peace. About a
week ago one ofthe sons abstracted from his
fathers safe $4,000 in bonds and fled. On
Monday it was learned that the thief was in
Kansas, and one of his brothers telegraphed
10 that State ordering his arrest. Tine of
fieers made the arrest and were preparing to
bring the young man home, when he placed
a revolver TO his head and blew his
brains out, dying instantly. At
The Indiana State sentinel., 1874-09-29
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In the treatment OF all Throat and Lung COM
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NASAL CATARRH speedily and permanently
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Nervous Debility, Female Complaints of every
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cures OF Private Diseases or Complaints Of the
Genital and Urinary Organs, DR.. Rose'sremediea
loss OF time or change Of Diet.
gDr. Rose win be pleased TO furnish inQuir-
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with once. Charges In accordance vito circum-
stances OF patient CONSULTATION FREE.
Address Gil communications to
DB. II. W. BOSE,
No. 50 West Market St.. Indianapolis. Ind.
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PRICE OF TICKETS:
Whole Tickets-...sl0.00 Quarter Tickets S250
Half T1ckets...---.-. 800 Eleven Tickets--loe 90
NO INDIVIDUAL BENEFITS.
This concert is strictly for MASONIC purposes
and viii be conducted with the same liberality,
honesty and fairness which characterized the
first enterprise.
JOHN l. ROPER, prekidena--
For tickets and circulars giving full Informs
ton address
HErRY ". MOORE. sec,y. worfolk, va.
RESPONSIBLE AGENTS WANTED.
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King Louis of Bavaria is now in Paris
amusing himself in his own free and easy
way, seeing sights and visiting galleries and
riding about town in a tweed suit. Sensi-
bic king that.
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1874 gHT

creditable with the other branches, ever
promising to make singer OF Presiden
Jones himself.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
LIS PATEST HUsKINe eLovxs-

VERY GREATLY IMPROVED In form ftbe
claws. and the more complete shielding 81
ihe parts subject TO wear, by metal plates max
Ing them wear fve times as long. and do the,.
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ING GLOVE co. Chicago H.
, 1874-01-13

from II to IS per cont. There would DO moro
force In tho comparison II either assumption
were truo, but, unfortunately for tlo Worlds
arguments, thoy aro mol Tl,a will n1so aoryo to
remove anothor bugboar which is scoring tho
World Tho fact which tho World should
liayo noticed In mnking it's comparison,
but which, like every other paper tu Now York,
1t has Btcnl}y tgnorod is that during tho rocont
panic the banks OF every largo city in tho
onitoa statos, except Chicago, suspended pny-
mont, and wont to Issuing loar,-corttncatos.
Wllilo tho banka Of other citica ware aounderlng
In tho gale. Chicago hravoly rodo out tllo ator1n.
Az this faot ludicatos pretty clenry that Chicago
ought to bo tho financial contro Of tho country,
1t sufficiently accounts for the rathor atato a1l-
sion to borrowed capital and speculation. Be-
this as 1t may, lilo good old grandmother OF tho
1Vorid mny put on hor apeotaclca and rcautue hor
knitting md her gossip about Doaton. Thoro Ia
no trouble ont West worth mentioning. Whom
Chicago gets into war with st. Louis or nuy
otllor of hcr outlying villages, wo sha!l proba-
bly, know It without being informed by way Of
Now York.
, 1874-01-13

Thoro was scene In tho Common Council
Inst evoning osor tho vote to confirm Thomas
II. Hamilton, Mayor Colyins nominee for Boiler
Inspector. Tho vote stood 20 to II, ono loss
than was ,,caossnry for confirmation. Tloro-
Upon AID. Bailey offered to change his voto, aud
tho Mayor tcc1arod tho nomination ratinod.
This ruling was so muu1festly in violation
Of parliamentary law TINT tuoro waa a general
protest, but tho Mayor adhored to Ills decision,
aud the Council adjourned In confusion. Thal
the Mayor is wrong III certain, aud, nj no motion
was made to reconsider the voto, 1lr. Hamilton's
namo cannot DO brought boforo tho Council
again. Tho Mayor asaerts that le will commits
son Nr. Hamilton but It viii DO q thanklosB
aorvicp, as no ono will havo tho loast obligation
or disposition to pay MI Inspector 30 Illegally
qualified any fees Whatever.
, 1874-01-13
.@-7---7-.------~~---
THE WISCONSIN PERFORMERS.

Tho new political regime In Wisconsin as
sumea tho reins Of Government tomorrow.
That its outlook ia cloudy must be admitted by
itB most ardent friends, but tho fact romans
that it can be killed by nobody but itsolf. The
Republican party, Its only antagonist, Ia falling
into the sore and yellow loaf. It haH neither
tho elastic yigor of youth nor tho cohesive
strength Of fixed principles to nuke 1t au object
Of terror to tho new party. It is loaded with
the lnarmities Of many years OF riotouH living.
Although it has otlloes to dispose Of. aud es-
pe1lencea leaders to set It In battle array, it has
1ost tho anti-slavely inspiration which gayo 1t
30 many victories, and its ranks arc largely
filed with mercenariea who will mike haste to
dssoEt Whenever they tlunk bettor pay oan
be found elsewhere. Moreover, there ore
many hiats On ~ sseHtahssnt u III fam Ana
, 1874-01-13

Tic inauguration Of William Allen at Colum-
bus yesterday givos Ohio tho novelty of DOM
ocratic Govoruor. The ohiof interest Of the
proceedings attaches to tho inaugural. Gov.
Allen reminds the Legislature TINT tho work Of
tile constitutional Convention will probably
render necessary aueh thorough revision of
tho laws Of tho State ut their uoxt session TINT
it will not bo worth thcir whilo to attompt much
in tho way Of statutory legislation dur
ing this acssion. There ia but QUO mattor
which urgently demands their attention. That
is the reduction Of the public expenses and OF
taxation. Every class Of the community feels
koenly its losaened ability to meet expenses Of
all kinds, aud he urges that tho cost Of running
the State Government DO reduced in proportion
to tho reduced ability Of the people to pay their
taxes. For years public exponHes have boon iu-
croasing, aud the prodigaity Of tho past is suf-
ticient proof Of tho need for frugality In the
future.
, 1874-01-13
CALLER CUSHING AT CHARLESTON.

The great conspiracy to dissolve tho Union,
poaceab1y OF BY war; but certainly to dissolve it,
first took public form aud expression in sorics
OF resolutions submitted to tho United States
senato by Jefferson Davis, March 8, 1860 These
resolutions asserted that African slavery existed
prior to the Constitution that 1t was recognized
and protected by that instrument; that 1t was
not In the power Of CongrosH to discriminate
against alave property; that no Territorial
Legislature could prohibit its introduction nor
embarrass ita possession, and that when necoB.
aasy Congress should by Law amply protect such
property in tho Territories. These resolutions
woro discussed by tho senatorial 1oaders Of tho
conspiracy, with Wow Of educating public
sentiment to make that demand In the then
coming Presidential election.
Tho Charleston Convention met On the a9d of
April, 1860. Douglas represented TINT portion
Of tho Democratic party who insisted that Ter
rltorial Lcgls1aturos might exclude slavery II
they did not want 1t. Ho WAS opposed by tho
extreme men Of the South, who wanted presi-
don't Of thoir owu way OF thinking, OF, failing to
secure him, to havo "Dlaol Republican +"
elected, whoso election could he used "a pra-
text tor secession. 10 was also opposed by
large class Of Northern Democrats who were. or
professoa to be, more pro-slayery thau the
alayollolaers Iheae wore the personal follow
era Of A1r. Buchanan, and Included Jesse D.
Bright, Daniel 8. Dickinson, Terry Black j;
Loring and Butler, Of Massachusetts Bigler
aud Randall, Of Pennsylvania. aud others. Con-
spaeuoas among those Northern men with ultra
pfo's'aVeFy sentiments WIS Caleb Gushing, Of
AassaehaasttR. When tho Convention mot
COMMITTED 10 choose permanent officers was
appointed Iho Northern or Douglas Demaa.
xa9y pzopo4sd 1saasia .. Tleu1nsy, of AskAusas.