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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-03

Cossrxss,sop1E, February ARA large aIe
occnrred in this city last night, whieh de.
stroyed over one hundred houses, lnc'uains
the residence OF the Grand Yizier. iZas4
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-03

Inc question Of the imitation of the cur.
i lI Las tccn settled by the appropriate
iioU>c committee in an unlookcd.for ,poce. II
- tA p'G'eu lhs!they will soon report in favor
~ VA Hec haaSing. The details of the bill are
t y, Under a0vIsement. 1t would seem that
NC, r"e "iumonopoly spirit OF The period has
' -, It's impression on these law-makers,-
y 0S't'n9:ma Chronicle, Isl.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-03

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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-01-09
AFTERNOON SESSION.

: The house convened AT O'Clock, p. NJ
ami after the president had accuratel,
iu;errogaied the abseniccs rs 10 thei
non appearance in the forenoon. he con
tented hiia.clf with saiigical oJiurgaiiol
nAd granted them amnesty. W. B. PirSl'
tAeA called attention 10 the ~uperiicie
ot che Globe. and being cogniMnt OF thi
lditislDliiiy OF ITS Legitimate executive
powers. he sought the Flying Eagle.
aad after many muncupatiye dem0nstra
tons. De required the attendants TO de
nominate IN concert. the several clpi!Ai
of rs subdivisions after which Mr.. =
Lnius w.> assigned the prOaineu
branch, known as Physiology. whirl
treats of Tie laws Of matter as modife
AN iAe principles Of yiyifcation, aaC
snh equent 70 presentation of The di-
4e-f4Fe apparatus. lis prouaiity va,
Ne.l contemplated.
History fell TO tic lot Of Mr. e. r.
Iiarls. The members coale>ced on mOsl
~ tie topics. but disparity grew out
~ Tie different kind, ot history; somc
however failing tu perceive ,lie l.ne- 81
distinction between ancient and modern.
sacred and pr0.alne. bu the Srercmr,
would lAanh some muniAcieat friend q
clio s-im 90 q paragraph iu history which
nuM4ies dissolution al tAe settlement
ibat Wa- maae by tAe -lau,4rd- ia 1865.
;.t ~. NN~U- U-.lmc. Bur 10 return 20 the
plutt e.liu-.
~. E. 1an Lsnnedict being present.
aa desiring t0 accomplish some bene-
Nei % operations. was listened % with
srt-t a-s.aulty. While he laraphrascd
N.ti erlai d"X,criiy some OF tAe ru-
dlMrni. oI Geometry.
4 vas now late ga the evening. and ID
may Pc ali the better for the readers, fol
i4e writer llars he las already tax N
,Arir pa.ience, and Rev. l.. Jone- again
closed the exercises by iuyOcaiiou. and
tne assembly after mutually exchanging
smiles OF qualification. retired from the
lyceum e. meet no more in like capacity
TIL January 5lsi.
". II. KENSADr, Secretary.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-01-09

The New YORK Tribune denies thai
thefs i.as in fact been amy reduction ol
the rubic expenditures, or any sincere
attempt 90 reduce them. except for party
purposes in the year lsTl-2. This j. a
matter which may Dc tested BY figures
We propose % compare the two years
ls61-5 ard l67.-3 We deduct from
the Official statements OF the aggregate
expenditures OF tie two wears the fol-
lowing items, in order to make a fair
egultsITIsOu
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-01-09

fsA ~ rented ihe ~,ahle of r. fierbig.
: : and has good stock al III 06A
aid SADDLE HORSES 10 hifr. "a
ntrrirl rsrrS. H. Viii also DO any hind
g. hauiin- in jasper or vicinity.
liDr-c- kept by i..e day or week on
lihfra. ieran-.
lrg-nu, ilving hcr-cs To- sell. or de-
-iring ~ purchase horses. will lind this
"a ct~irin.e place. a. The proprietor viii
pst pat,irnar aiieation 20 this branch
81 business: : and wil. receive horses ior
ss,e ga commission. If desired
y share y! patronage Is solicited.
ftuoA ami experienced o-tier- A al
tunes in Attendance. sept. l.. '73-IN.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-01-09

hsuon 8uiv 81 t.lanSiuine.. ne o....
t0sau Tor ,our lof..r -n,iarii.. iu the a.
erA.lun in your ulpcr. of hi- incohcrrui
III objections 0n tne transactions ot tir
various sessions oF tiis Model school,
DAt ii hi, al4iJ.iitt. structures re
n+ius constant for iew moments. Ac
i-- -urh s ulAzen elreE, thtt he Will
present aHp'aer composition for vous
. consideration
!f,apr- .-4a,.l.in., or vira ye,--a
ilt.tt ....ttb. rl.tl... ti.. .rt..t- tr,a.
.i.... i-.aa- t.f.1f .tll Is re,aiit A,
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-r.4 of u..r at.l ferus.itt.t..
t.t. as... eeu.alr fh..p a.
..e lu.s. l..-r U...f.la.t felicity.
aU. utst eu.l.lenev 1r.,m
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ld ,..,.e-.rf4is ,..is 4,.e..l X, t.,.. rt,i,-
.rAsnc aG uat ile con-eaed mas,
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-01-09

VI lndsr. saT $50 el @-l.-19 81
TIE above amounts do not include The
cost ~ the POst-oihcc service. except the
excess of expenses over receipts. Ii i,
very true, a. Mr.. Butter says, that this
is a great and growing nation. But We
beg leave 10 say that neither population
nor its ability 10 pay taxes doubles ia
eight wears. Besides when Mr.. Bout
well say. tpat il il the policy 81 the Ad-
% uiStralion 10 reduce expenditures. he
use. words which have Gifnitc mean
iu-. An iacrca.e sf the aggregate cost
us ovclunlent leaving out only tile
aI...s aud navy pensions aud Interest OIL
tHe lntAc utui. rom thifiy-e gAi mii-
Haas tn e.saty-gur millions in eiEh.
fa.l Ad tu more ihun NINETY millions
aa 'a rtrront year. j. not & reductions
uf IunNr expenditures. On iUe c0a-
t-,r. such 500 cnoemon, inCrea se oil cy-
pentiWre- demands explanation ami
an. i. he regret TO say lhat tle
Ir uiv reports 10 not afJrd sech s.
c..sF III complete statement iac eI-
arnrg the taxpayers are entitled
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-01-09

OF The Gazctte says oue hurdrr,,
houses were erected ia Washington Tie
past season.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-01-09
PUBLISHED wEaY FRIDAY. At JASPER,
pJK0ss COUNTY, ruIANA. uY
CLEMENT DoANE.

OFFICE. -ly CouarEE nurlDlNc ~
WET MAJ. ogs-s1.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-01-09

Washington. d. q. Dec. ~, is7a-
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-16

l.; c-,rJ ~S-or.t.,r-y- 1f the VI can hua
Uii - - tIa Ro9rI NJ War and
tien' 'esi,,.i- ,,, ~ - -,a w, ZrSnT
I'oEeiio- '-i---''- -
lL E' i' i;a. ,r,-;.7o,,+ ~ .ra Ro,rl of
az; IA -,,- I of AN ~ TInC,
"tE, .,-'t. I,,e,,infs,lfI@rt Of Cas.oi2s for
/, - -. Issue :. pro...;,raa-
,:-S >,,'--'o- -. - i,'l.,,,',a+;n,,
''o.i lJ- he f,rs;--n silver ico;nl in
.,''\,l., tH,. nfo,1.. {. tl,
~ u -, 1r1,.,,,cs has lo,i. b...n
i, ,.;,r5n1at;o9 and is moreover admitted
I-',...',,..,,,. ~ ,,,.,y.r..,l1 In
g. .I,' ,1 ia, v..'r az TING Cnjb
- ''-- ~ 49, he Eo1,.,l,,... Mint
incl . vow. y liar which 47pon cy,lual-
i.t, 49,. .,.,.r loea :. prnuoyt;ya
e fI,1Iy ,-ii,.fr 1,r,, cent. and as lie rec
,,r,j. Vii rI~.,,,. I,rs-!alaario!ts were is
sui rntifvil,.r Ii. 7..ail- that It might
...',.,. i,.to -.a,i97..i circulation. There has
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-16

otto speech and rendered his services IN
a military capacity to assist in suppress
ing the rebellion, as did many others
holding similar political views, but the
letter above alluded to decided the Pres
ident to withdraw the nomination.
After the reception of Cushins's letter,
asking the withdrawal of his name, the
President added postscript to the letter
Of withdrawal, stating the fact OF Cush-
ing's request, deemins it only an act OF
Justice to him to do it. 1t is supposed
in official quarters that Gushing will
soon leave for Madrid.
As re-awakenins the too long dormant
fighting spirit of the Republicans in
Congress, this Gushing business has
been a most timely and needful thing.
More frequent dress-parades and inspec-
tons would be beneficial to good order
and efficiency in discipline.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-16

kong has been jointly assayed by officers
Specially appointed for the purpose, and
it can be taken in payment of duties, and
come into general circulation. You
must not look upon it with suspicion.
At the same time rocues. sharpers and
the like, are hereby strictly forbidden to
fabricate spurious limitations OF this
new Eagle Dollar, with view to their
own profit.
And should they dare set this prohibi
tion at defiance. and fabricate false coin,
they 81 Ill, upon disc orely, most assured
ly be arrested and punished. Let every
one obey with trembling, Let there be
no disobediance?
A Special Proclamation. TunS Chih,
18th var, 9Th moon, day October,
1879
Translated by
Signed WALTER c. HITLER.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-16
A CORRUPT SCHOOL MARIN:
4 Scheming Pedngogess Tries TO Sc
tlEce Sam. benson
He Displays a .>part'a Virtue by Rushing
into PIint,..,

We copy the following from the Sacra-
Eleuto i.cc",ri of Jan. Il:
A Nevada Young lady. who evidently
believes that our eN-City Superintendent
Of Schools is a ring. writes that gen
tleinan the following communication:
-. New. December -. 1S1I-
S. c. DxSsJ y. Esq. - De"r Sir: | be-
Heve You are the City Superintendent of
Public Schools now III Sacramento. I
have been teaching for year OF Nv" III
Nevada | want to know if it world be
possible fox you to obtain Il blank STATE
Normal School diploma from san Fran
cisco. and send to me II teach Ill this
State In teaching hy1e W. often 60 fl II
f ON one county 20 another, wherever
the schools pay the best. and Ill each
county are required to pass an t-.alnini.-
ton generally having 10 20 10 the
COUNTY seat. Il i, expensive and ull-
pl SAINT. | have niy eye On !. school
that all pay pretty well. If You viii
~ s. manage IL 81 Is - %. me i Glp!u-
ma ana send M, will pay Won ilum
,i.;.:e : wil..t,v,r yol tin. !, right. /
ell! ill oEt the blank N.Y. If, and 10
person Will ever know it. | n.rioSa Nol.
i leaf OF the amended school law Of NJ
vaa. of 1913. Pleas" have the kindness
10 procure one and send ~. / viii pay
Won for all your trouble. Please write
immediately and let me know about il.
Very respectfully yours
Thanks to an honest official, Den
SOM the tender mind Of intan,lc sag,
brushcry is rescued from the demoraljz-
ing influences ot this designing school
MANN.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-16
LATEST 2ELEGRiSiS.

~ - l -, 1.:.-.
s,,.,.,.s.el Cn.I;r.,.s o,,,,,,i,,...,a,.4
,,%F--...
''''@' --''''
4 TtHane special ~avS tllat the prcai-
H., ..,,,;.r,,4 H.. f,l,:,t J.7..i.-,l. in
i t',-;-S g.. AiAas''tl-'''t -, >''i Is -
signed tryn tie Supreme EtncL lazy
,-'.r.a..,
~, c.7s... t.,1.r.i,,.,o,- -.
-A''iie"~' o"!l"A
are who figured II tAe eEe1i!' -Io'i.i-el
iuvessi-":iou) is dead.
-, rranc;sco. Jaonary l.. Tho
,+a1,,-.- ,'hi,,., .,rriv,.,i I'll. 1norr;rc, 1
! .-;,-, ,,i.+,,, ...--.-z,1 I,.r ,I.f41.tiorn
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-16

the issue of his relations TO the pOlItlc:
of the times was raised, Caleb Cushing
nomination to the Chief Justiceship has
ended in his virtual rejection. The
whole affair is full of interest. 1t Is
quite evident from the eagerness OF
Boutwell, and other Massachusetts men
20 have him confirmed, that the Presi-
dent named him at their susses'l'n-
Conkling's position is strange one. he
has been the particular object OF Liberal
Republican aspersion and Dolly Warden
scoldins; and vet he stuck to Gushing
through thick and thin and even after
Srrent hauled out his jeff Davis letter.
jeff is almost as powerful for political
mischief now as when he was the figure
head of the Confederacy. He wrecked
Horace Greeley as completely as he has
now sIuelched the renowned Caleb
Politicians will bcgin soon to bear Je1l :
stock and sell Linn short. The letter
which swamped Castings hopes and
which Was produced 10y Senator Sargent
AMI read by hisa in the Senate caucus Is
Is follows:
III i,ear Friend: This will introduce
20 vo,l my friend Abraham Powers. who
has been clerk III an" Of the departments
here for SIX OF seven wears III l-"Vrs
ne service here ON account of his "Dir-
ions, and being Southern man by birth
AMI education AMI devoted L. what 1T
regards lis county tthe Cnnteietacy
H has been q contributor to lie 6"~
h -,-..- an! i fully acquainted wi;h the
,rrasrinr,s which undermined and have
now broken up the American Mon 1
comm. nd him To your favorable notice
- a man who IS worthy OF your conf
i. nee
ISicCcdl CsLEE cUsH1St.-
The Geographic report says that
At hast order WAS restored, when II WAS
a. once decided without opposition that
the judiciary Committee should wait on
The President and ask him To withdraw |
The nomination of Gushing on Int |
ground OF his correspondence with the |
rneIr.v during the rebellion The gen |
tlenan thus commanded TO DAVIS by |
cusL!n. WAS clerk II the attorney |
Generals Office here under Caleb Custl- |
I.g. He WAS before ,nidshipnlan from |
Texas. With this letter h went to |
Montgomery, Alabama, and on It, |
strength was maGe Chief OF the Conlsa i
crate states fIo":e i'' i C ~ -'
The c"umittec viii wait on the Presi- |
i. II today. The letter was toaud yes
tar,!@y by an GtheI',. q tie ''''ei .i'-t ,
ans; -i''h 70 '.ie i''l'- r,.l. =. w..
~, ,,fi1n@d in IT, Cabinet today that |
:, nator Sargent. Learning Of IL exist
eIace Of that letter. went to Tie DEPART
-lent and procured a copy ne e;.St
recalls the lvtte~ "t les u. Hint iof |
which he was c2p.liei .Io,A th5 Nra.-'e-
This letter. dated three "eehS before |
Gushing was as follows; 49,.
WASHINGTON, March II, I>oi.
IL Dear 81: Allow me to !utroduce
10 your acquaintance my tnend nolll;.s
- Lincoln o, g ~. -
eaP1t'.i mainly to t-<pcse o, ' ,'tt -. ne re-
lL,'1 Is " go u IN, - rn,r fyoraI,
. He is a gentleman of |
great responsibility and re-istle IN every
respect Very tru1y yours,
A. r.,,...., ,ets. -- .2-. 49, Prf>;-
dent oT tie Confederate States.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-16
THE AMERICAN TRADE DOLLAR
IN CHINA.

We are indebted to Mint Superintend-
ent Hetrick for copy of a printed circu-
lar issued AT Canton, China, NJ the in
stance of Sir Brooke Robertson, British
Consul, setting forth the facts relating to
the comparative value of the American
Trade ID ollar as contrasted with the Old
and new Mexican Dollars. BY the re-
quest Of Robertson, joint commission
Was appointed of British and Chinese Of
ticiaIs to superintend the assay of the
Trade Dollar. In 4 communication 10
l.. Cameron. Esq, Manager of the Dri-
emit. Bank Corporation, HongkonE. Sir
Brooke says, aIluling TO. the proceedings
Of the said joint commission, - nave
now the satisfaction Cf inclo>lns copy
OF their report and the Proclamation, IL
orr ,inal and translation, notifying its ac-
captauce IN payment OF duties, and toy
General use, at its intrinsic value Of
sci in pure silver" Here follow the
minutes II IN assay IF the new American
Trade Dollar, held AZ the Hon-l;on5
Customs Bank at Canton. on Saturday,
the 27th of September, 1873. Present
Christopher Thomas Gardner, E.~g..
Her Naiesty's Acting Vice-CouSuI, Can
ton. ExPectant Prefect EareskUnGhwin.
and Yeh tzee Chun. keeper of the Gus
toms Treas,lary'' All Of which leads
Us to the following, which is from the
body Of the Report itself:
Therefore the New American Trade
Dollar weighs :;S-Io.00o more than the
new Mexican Dollar, and 1iS-l0. 900
more than the old Mexican Dollar, and
contains 5-1U.0i0 more pure silver than
the new Mexican Dollar, and "J-lu.U0j
mo-e than Tie cid Mexican Dollar.
The New York herald., 1874-11-01
WONDERFUL CURIOSITY-PART ANIMAL
AND PARr HUMAN.

The British ship Scinda, Captain George Harri.
son, arrived here a few days since from Calcutta,
having on board one OF the most remar kable
seen. 1t consists OF snort horned, sacred Brah.
min bull, born In Nepaul, northern India, in
1871, and imported here by Captain William Deni-
son Folger, formerly OF this city, but latterly
resident OF Calcutta. The Dull itself Is a remark-
able curiosity, and is one Of tnat description or
animals held In great reverence by the
natives Of India account OF ITS
traditional sacred character. But in this
lar creature. The brute poruon is symmetrically
formed with glossy coat oil fawn colored hair
and well shaped DOdy and limbs. But protruding,
as II were, IRON the Ielt side OF the hump on the
regularly shaped In nearly all respects, human
arm, The eitoid and tricep5 aud blceps muscles
are well developed, particularly the latter; the
JOINT at the elbow ls flexible. the forearm rather
human arm proper while the nand Is composed OF
four distinctly marked fingers, two OF them con.
nected together. This extraordinary appcndage
To an otherwise weu formed body does not appear
generally hanging lstlessly by its side, except
When IL Is Angered or annoyed, when the arm
rises as II Its p0sseSsOr felt inclined to strike
rom the shoulder The animal Is quite healthy
native cline being It's lavorite Iood and does not
seem TO have suffered any bodily injury by It's long
sea voyage. II not disposed OF In this country, we
learn that It Is the Intention oi the importer TO
In the London Geological Gardens where such
novelties are highly priced. IL would prove
unique attraction to the natural curi0sties In our
Central Park. IL has already been visited on the
Scindia by several scientific gentlemen OF this city
and Brooklyn, wnere the snip lies, near the Fulton
ferry.
The New York herald., 1874-11-01
CHARGED WITH SWINDILNa.

Il. M. Lake, young lawyer residing in one OF
the beautiful mansions OF this city, No. East
Fity-seventh street, was arrested yesterday by
Detective Mooney, OF a New York detective agency,
on q charge OF obtaining $500 from Francis Hen
rlques superintendent of the lace department
OF II. b. Claim Coz, under false pretences. In
the latter part OF September Mr.. Lake called on
Mr.. Henriqnes at his place OF business, and asked
HIN TO loan him 5000 on his note until he got
time TO go up to his private house, where
he could get the amount OF money and return it.
Mr.. Henriqnes knowing Mr.. Lake as q neighbor
who seemed 10 live IN luxury had no hesitation
about advancing him the desired amount. About
three O'Clock OF the same day Mr. Lake came back
and informed Mr. Henriqnes that he mad Just got y
cneck from gentleman named Dodge Tor the sum
OF &345, and II he would be kind enough to give
him 500 more IN cash, as he needed 1t
just tnen, when he got up to his house he
would take up the check. Mr.. HenIiques advanced
HIM the money and took the check, asking Mr.
Lake 70 sign It, so that he could get 1t casned the
check being made payable at the Butchers and
DrOvers' Bank. Mr.. Lake aid not make his ap-
pearance as he promised, and Mr.. Henriques, be-
coming suspicious. sent the cheek to the Dank to
De cashed. The cashier OF the Institution informed
him that no sucn account was kept there. Lake
was arrested, and held by Judge Morgan at the
Tombs yesterday in $1,000 bail for examination.
The New York herald., 1874-11-01
NEW JERSEY.

The total registration OF voters In the civ Oh
Trenton 10 o,623, q larger number than mas ever
been registered before In that city.
The stevens Battery, which COST over 100000
and was willed to the State, will be sold at auc-
ton tomorrow at the State House In TrentoL
A trotting matinee Will be given at the FasEo1
STUD Farm, on the outskirts Of Trenton, to-l0r-
row. The programme will embrace q contes be.
tween the stallion Jay Gould and the gelding5en-
saton for purse Of 81 900, mile heats, best hre0
in i've; and also an effort by Goldsmith MAI to
beat her record OF 2:H
Frederick Schiebe, who is now In prison n
charge Of having murdered Mr.. Jacob Schuls, Of
Hoboken, resided prior to the anray in tho Ater-
son Plank Road House and not In "FcveryhdyB
House, as has been stated In relation TO him.
"Everyb0dy's House" Is on the Paterson lank
Road andis kept Dy L. Guilloud.
light occurred in ChambersDurg, subuo OF
Trenton, on Friday last, between two men nmed
Budd Shamelee and Joseph s. Wickward, dring
which the latter was STABBED In tho shouldr by
an oyster knife In the hands OF the former, lnlct-
ing serious wound The would-be assass was
arrested and committed to the County JAIL
Two men, named Charles Smith and Alien
Myers, have just been arrested In Camds Ior
having IN their possession sixteen robins nicn,
10 is alleged, they had killed contrary Jaw.
After hearing before magistrate the pr,hheeIss
were fined S. ana costs for each Dlrd, vucu
amounted to 482 so. and In default OF pImeht
they were locked nm
The New York herald., 1874-11-01
TIE YACHT MARIA

Stolen Again From Marseilles Harbor.
The HERALD few weeks ago published an &C.
count OF the finding OF the celebrated yacht Maria
which, after search OF several years. Duration
was captured In the harDor OF Marseilles, France
At that time the proprietors OF the vessel In Ho
boken solicited Captain Barkelew, who was once
in command Of her, to proceed TO France
and arrange apont bringing her back to
the United States The captain lett here
ON the 6th OF october, ana q letter has now
been received from him stating that when ne
arrived at Marsellles he found that the yacht had
been laden with gram, and lett port, but for what
place no one could inform him. Several kilograms
had peen sent by the French Consul to the
authorities at Marseilles, giving them ample
notice Of the character OF the crew OF the vessel
and the fact that the French officials were aware
OF this creates mucn surprise at their remissness
In guarding ner. The proprietOrs or the yacht IN
tend TO prosecute the AFFAIR 10 the end Whatever
the expense may be.