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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-06-17
LOCAL BREvITIEs.


See advertisement of pocket mem
orandum lost.
-'"Leaf by leaf the roses fall" The
last one of summer is now In order
Lovers of pleasure, see advertise
ment of Longs garden In another col
umn.
"A certain insurance agent will ac-
cept our profound sympaties at his re-
cent loss. ett
Seventeen car loads of stock passed
over the Texas and Pacific, yesterday,
en- route to st. Louis. Their time from
here to st. Louis will be seventeen
hours.
The reporter OF TIE HERALD re-
turns thanks to Mr.. ]. G. Son, of the
Lancaster Gazette, for courtesies ex.
tended to him willie In attendance ON
the convention.
DIR. J. w. Calder, presidentof the
Dallas and Wichita railway, returned
from Austin on Wednesday. He may
be found at his old quarle.s, opposite
the San Jacinto.
The proceedings of the city council
which were unavoidably crowded out
of Wednesdays HERALD, were pub.
lished In yesterdays afternoon edition
aud appear this morning.
Our active aud energetic reporter
NJ. {. Harris, was sent to Kaufman,
Monday evening to keep us posted
aboutthe drawing ofChoate Somcrby's
lottery. We merely mention this In
case any one Is thirstlng for his gore.
Jimmy Morrison, the. gigantic
foreman Of Dallas Engine Supply
Company No. 4, lost his roll-book !
Wednesday night ct the fire on Lamar
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street, The Under viii obllge by leay-
Ing II NJ Common A Walkers, on Main
street, OF the wheels 0f the machinery
will stand still,
Mr., Alfred Freeman, photograph
or, oprner ELM and Houston Streets
having supplied himself with all now
and improved appllaucesol hla att
aud entirely reatled his studio u lal-
lng some rs fine pictures 90 can he
made In any place In the United
States, We saw, yesterday, some of
his cheap plolnreH-pholographS ~
II 80 per dozen, and do not hesitate 10
pronounce them real gems Of the ART
Gail aud 500 him II you want good PIC
lures ot low prices
IA l., Davenport lGsqp division
superintendent Of NJ, Louis aud Iron
Mountain railroad, aud Miss Susie (nol
Gussle, ~ tho Intelligent reporter Of
the yeraolous afternoon sheet has ~
Young Of H. Louis, are registered at
tho san Jaolnlo, Miss Young h one Of
tho most charming bellesOf the Mound
CITY, Her friends here will make her
stay ~ pleasant aud agreeable M poss'
bic, aud 10 this end viii give her n
moonlight picnic Tonight ut Longs
lake,
Attention h called 10 the adyer'
llsement In lo'day'a HERALD OF tho
old hyorIlo Planters house, Of 81
Louis one Of the best houses In tho
United States, and tho leading hotel of
tho "hlturc great olly,p A change of
proprlolOn has recently taken place,
Mr. Ben. stlclIney IT,, aon Of n former
aud first proprietor Of tho Planters,
having purchased the interest Of Mr.
Spar, late ono Of the proprIotors. MI
Kelsey, now the senior proprietor has
u lifetime experience ~ q hotel keep
on having first established himself In
the business In the city Of Columbus,
Ohio, aud the writer Of this knows
from experience that he "knowa how
10 keep hololn 'ruE HERALD most
chccrlully commends tho house to III
friends visiting ~ Louis, Here IL
what tho st. Louis Globe.Domocrat |
snys Of the house aud ils propriet0mj
The dissolution Of the copartncrship |
of Spar ~ Kelsey, late prOprlctOrH Of
the Planters house, ~ elsewhere an
nounced. THIS change IN accustomed
by the sale Of Mr.. Sparta Interest 10
Ben. Sllckney IT,, who, with Mr. kol-
'cy viii continue the business under
HE firm name Of kelsey n Stlckney,
The house has been thoroughly re-
paired aud painted, aud now presents
m attractive appearance. The Plan
Iers' has been one Of the most popular
houses In the city since ~ Louis has
beon large enough 10 support frat
rlnss hotels, aud with lts late Improve
ments will doubtless continue To bc 40
regarded. Mr., Spar retlrcs from bust
ness on account of III health. Mr. KEEL
4ey continues TO receive guests with
his usual urbanily, and Mr., Stckucy
brings 10 the business that experience
aud energy which are necessary 10
make II successful.
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The Scotsman gives tho follow
Ing Illustration OF tho mmol and
gn.i sort Of religion, common In
plAnd ~ elsewhere, A traveller
rang the boil one Sunday morning
at an inn At Dumbarton, and ordered
hot water for shaving "You Gamma
have hot wator on the Lord'b day
for sic u thing as shaving Ito Ia,
sisted, but tho waiter porslstcutly
refused, until no was asked IL no
would bring materials for toddy
viz whlskoy, sugar and boiling
water lie brought them wilhouta
murmuri tho gentleman had the
hot water, and the waiter found use
for tho whiskoy and sugar,
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Mr.. w. w, Ross presented us, yester-
day morning, II beautiful collection of
fully matured, delicious and thoroughly
ripe pears, peaches and APPLES, grown
in the orchard of Messrs. Ross Bros, of
this city. Mr.. Ross informs us that
their fruit crop is abundant, but is at
least ten days later this season than
common. Their garden farm, contain
ing about fourteen acres, is one of the
finest in Texas.
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flRgl fIRgll
barring Attempt NJ lnrendlnrlsm Near
The Episcopal church

From Tuesday iyening Edilion
About half past twelve oclork last
night o cry Of fire was raised and the
bells rang out the alarm, The fire
originated In a one-slory building No.
q Lamar street, opposite Block, Jet n
OAR, used ~ u tailor and Shoe shop by
tW0 respective tenants, tseema very
clearly u have been the work Of an
inCendinry, asa number Ut boxes sat-
urted with kerosene oil were piled up
In the center of lhe room occupied by
Martin, the shoemaker, and nm empty
Kerosene bottle was found outside this
morning,
The first men In the house we're WI,
liam Slcoms aud A. g. llenlleman,
They obtained entrance 10y bursting IN
the door, aud were met 10y u dense
smoke, nearly HullocalinP them.
The llames had made but small
Roadway among the boxes, aud they
Immediately proceeded TO check the
fire with buckets Of wutor. The dam.
age falls principally on Martin, the
Shoemaker an honest Woodworking
man, who had not dollar Of lnsur.
ance, labs stock being damaged hy both
fire aud water Mrs, Clark aud her
daughler'In'lnw were very active In
drawing water Dr. Pope, Al Noble,
lOck Kennedy, I'D, Mulloy aud liIug-
ham, employees Of the Texas and
Pacific were alHo on hand promptly,
aud gave their assistance In eXliu-
gushing the fire, During the excite
mout nn amateur fireman kicked open
the door Of an adjoining store for the
purpose Of reaching the well Of water
In the rear, when the proprietor
thinking him bent on burgarIous In.
tent, made some harsh remarks about
him, aud this led 10 n collision be-
tween the two, which resulted Ina It,
tie clarct split aud u cusc for tho may
ors court,
The Enst Dallas Hook and Ladder
company No. ., Dallas Engine com.
pOny No, |, and Dallas Hook aud LAID.
der company No, |, and Engine Sup
ply company No, I were promptly on
hand. The Dallas Engine company
got up slxly.liyc pounds Of steam IN
about ten minutes, and sent n stream
lf wnter over everything, Had the
wind been blowing strongly aud the
Ire not discovered until under fair head |
way, the entire block, including the
church, might have been de-
'troyed. The authorities should spare
no pains to ferret out the inccndiary |
aud punish him rs his crime deserves. |
II our fires continue, II llre-warden will !
he IN order.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING
DAILY.

,io m're H,ne,s-Fyy cents for first inse,-
uo", ana t,oenty;fre cents for each sub
MAKE flee lines. '9 0''"'
ir square Of ten Hnes,-One dollar
y eo,oS "c HrSt insertion, and tDty cents for
o''I 0 subsequent Insertion. FfUe lines
ny U''e month, So; tpo months, IS;
60 V , square, Of ten Hnes-One month,
20 V SeCo months, Sl2; three months, SIS.
n tst under head Of City Business
o,,i1, insertion, Is cents per line; each
insertion ten cents per line.
~, !, honpdrea type, loaded. II in fidl-
, fa'. yPo' ne space occupied charged
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Eiectr0-yap0r Baths.

Dr. G. $. Coleman requests ny to
state that he has now seven patients
being treated with the Eleciro-Vapor
or medlcated baths, and that more
than that number have been prevented
using them by reason of the charge,
two dollars per bath. lie desires to
say that in future, the charge will be
for single bath one dollar and fifty
cents for ten baths, ten dollars.
lO1llw
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Tsars. Husy Tears.

one Of our young friends informs The
wioked editor, very gayely that Ten
nyson certainly never travelled the
home stretch across the maternal knee
very often, or he would hardly have
written the wen known line
"lrHn, Idle tans, know not what lhey
mean"
for his tears on such occasions were pH
busy IN his maternal ancestors hand
aud slipper, aud he felt inclined to
quote tho poel'laureate's other lines,
20 ipr % touch Ola vanished hand,
Ana the sound Ola voice nat ID still"
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VIC. sickles & Co. continue the grocery
ana provision business ut Gl6 Elm street, II.
" Tompklns' old stand, They also solicit
consignments from 81, Louis, Galveston and
oU"er points The old firm was dissolved on
the Nth Instant Mr.. II, j, Edgerley dlspos-
ing OF his interest to W. II. Cocker. The
style of the firm win remain the same.
Goods Will be delivered in the city tree of
charge. W. slCKI,Es
5ldly VIII. COKER
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N. q. n. II. Reformation of the hi.
rectOry.

1t is gratifying to learn that the
iurtherance of this road is beino
taken into serious and practical con
sldcration, and there is now def.
INTO prospect of an early communi,
cation with Texas. For some time
past several prominent gentleman
have been actively engaged in bring
ing the preliminarics to focus, and
on yesterday they succeeded in
elocting the following officers and
board of directors
b. B. Wheclock, president; DIR.
II. Kennedy, vice president s. IT
Kennedy, treasurer; h. l.. Ranlett
secretary.
Board of Directors-S. II. Ken.
ncdy, John Phelps, Cyrus Bnssev.
Emory Clapp, John II. Kennedy
Louis Schneider, George jonas
Julius Weiss, Il. L. Ranlett. D,yiJ
Wallace, 3. B. Wheelock, G W, R |
lBayIcy' Dr. Ii. Kennedy, W. I'll
Schmidt, James Girdner.
- Messrs. Kennard, Howe and |
the road. VI
From the above names it may be
safely expected that the work will
be pushed forward with all possible
rapldlty and with the intelligence
and completeness which sucn an
array of prominent and reliable
e,'lzrns suggests. A plan will
shortly be presented of the manner
"a winch the company proposes to
prosecute the undertaking, and one
which will be we'll worthy of the
practical consideration of citizens
5encrally.-[New Orleans Picay.
Inc.
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CITY BUSINESS.
DnIlns CIiy Garden.

Notice extraordinary 10 the amusement
loving public Of Dallas, Mr. long beg louyo
10 Inform his rlundsaud patrons thathohus
engaged the well'luown aud talented char,
ac'cr artist ana yocnlItL Harry Mnwuly,
who viii mako his nrHt appearance ul the
garden ON saturday evening, june ln.h, and
every evening until further notice, Ia hlsrr,
marlSuhlc sketches Of every day llo Nr II
Lndon viii also give hlN wonderful mlp.
lions Of birds uud beasts. Lots OF duucIur
cool ulru innocent amusement, nud tho
best Of II iSthutitlsuli foo' irrr' lrry
lNngyour mdnHhu glour children, and
don't leave yourself behind,
lOidlw JOHN j, LONG, Proprietor,
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Mayors Court.

The wicked editor who looks after
bear fights, sauntered up to the costly
edillce bearing the sign of the Bulls
Head, yesterday morning.
His honor the mayor, had n benefit
house. 1t was crowded. pit,
gallery, parquette, private box, dress
circle and orchestra chairs. The cur
tain rose at 0 A. NJ, and with the re-
coptionsf ashort lntermission from one
to three O'clock for refreshments, IL
did not fall until dewy eve.
George Buckles unbuckled himself
and committed u nuisance contrary TO
law, the peace and dignity of the city
and its sanitary regulations. George
plead guilty, an was fined five
plnstres and costs.
j. H. White, charged with carrying
concealed weapons, plead guilty, and
was fined - and costs.
IL. II, Harris is nice young man.
lie looked upon the wine when il was
red and is h06itaG of the Crystal
Palace, at which place he was decidedly
drunk and disorderly. For this are
we doctors,' remarked his honor, and
II. III. III. was fined three dollars and
costs. y charge against him for ear
ryihg concealed weapons was dis
missed.
Miss Elizabeth Boales, better known
as Lizzie, likes to he called pet names,
darling flower, bird and star; she is a
coIored nymph. She dwelIs, like Net
tie Moore, in low, green cottage on
the old Trinity shore, south of the ail.
Lizzie made the air in that neighbor-
hood very foul with her obscene
and profane language, until for
nearance ceased TO be virtue.
The police report reads; "rhe foulest
mouthed wench in Dallas.n This
sealed Miss Iizz!e's doom, for his hon
or glared at her with his old Poison
Springs look and she was fined IS and
costs, amounting 10 SIG In default of
payment she went to the calaboose on
bread ana water for thirty.two days.
She is familiar with its classic precincts,
as she has been there before for dozen
times.
y female black bu2zard named
Ellen smith was charged with using
abusive language towards another fe-
male black buzzard named Emma
blizzard. Miss Blizzard failed to prove
case against Miss Smith, ard she
was discharged with warning.
After reading of general orders the
parade was dismissed, and the troops
marched to their respective quarters
by the shortest route.
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Looking for wheat.

Thomas b. Blake, Esq, representing
the well-known and staunch house OF
Marmaduke Il Brown, of st. Louis,
called on The HERALD yesterday. The
object of his visit to Dallas and vicinity
Is to see and examine into the wheat
crop, to which his house proposes to
devote special attention. st. Louis
manifests strong desire to get the
trade of Dallas, and this firm have
taken time by the forelock. Mr.. Blake
has ample credentials, aud is author
lied to draw on all shipments to his
house, and our wheat-raisers may find
1t to their interest to interview him.
Law Blanks OF every description for sale
lud printed 70 order nj this ofiea
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Personal.

DR.. j. X. Mcqueen left the city yes
terday, for Hutchins, where his broth
err, another NJ. d., resides. He will
endeavor to play missionary to the
aborlglnes of that vicinity during his
absence.
DIR. Paul Darlington left yesterday
evening, via the Texas and Pacific, for
an extended tour in the north and
west He will visit St. Louis, Clncin-
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Reduction ~ Fare.

Mr.. Orr respectfully Informs the pub
lio that he has reduced the rates on his
omnibus line, 10 and from the railroad
depots, and hotels, from illly To
twenty-five cents, His line IL thor
oughly equipped, and In charge of
competent and careful men.
lunllf
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DIS. BEAUMONT & WALTON
FOR SALE.
a Rare Chance Cor Ssockn,cn.

niiGi For sale, very low, my thorougE-bred
oull' prince Arthur" He is five yeaes old,
ana Is ga perfect picture OF the AYRSHIRE
Stock by Captain j. W. GOslee, of Louisville,
kentucky, and was imported from Ken
lucky when only small calf, heipg there:
lore thoroughly acclimated. Is perfectly
gehtle ana can be handled with impunity.
ne took me llrSt premium at the Harrison
county iair last fall ms the best thorough.
orel 0n!l and the first premium in sweep
stakes ring. Twin guarantee him M nnie
blood rs any in America. f''N
refer TO Captain j W, Goslee or rouis.
vile, Kentucky, Mr.. Il. Nj. Smith, Of Shr"ve.
port, Louisiana, Drs G.. NJ. Phillips Il Thorn.
,, por further particulars, address me at
'i1 o,Giiaa,' AeAas' X. j. WARE.
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Accident.

Cllll Scott, deputy sheriff, met with
n slight but troublesome accident re-
Gently. A block of lee which was
thrown to him struck his right ankle
and bruised It severely. In II short
time 1t iullamed and began to swell
and he may yet have to mount n
crutch,
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Of forlilo land, ~ good as tho sun
SHINES upon, will NOT yIo.lpn ounce
10 tho mere. Tho district, say from
Lalhrop south, along tho y .IA
branch will BIO ncarly % future
liast oi tho limo ~ rlnd things lnok
bottor Ia the foothills toward tho
cast crops mo really good There
arc some fields chat will yield from
fifteen 20 twauy hl.hohtolho acre
but this must not bo taken Na Nu
average, Ww, from Modesto wish
some lpW descriptions, there WlIi be
no crop lbr whole country pre-
soulsOu uspocloI pgrloclWreupcsr,
The land Is good ndred IL rs eN-
coIIonl bat they have had no rain,
aud, Of course without rain lhcro
ii no crop
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Diamonds, watches, jewelry, fine
sterling sllverware, and every thing at
AustiWs, Will, during the month of
June, be offered at prices never before
heard of. Call and be convinced at
5l3 Main street. 0idlm
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"Nenr.Highicl I,nIIcy. ~

II lsa noar-sighted policy not to employ
the best available means Of overcoming the
ofnear-ii ghtedncss, Thc"Dln.
mond sBcctOclcs," mode by the spencer OPP
teal Manufacturing company, Of New York,
give permanent relief from the suffering and
of this failure Of vision, These
goods have obtained wonderful and de-
served reputation. lO3l2Sgw2w
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Wake HIP and See What ~
Going On.

Joseph McDc:cr grocGi Gl5 Ela,a'rcci
Ddiias, bcats at IN setting g9ods cheap,
lie dciircrS them 10 customers frcc ia
and gire him q trial, at Glj Elm street,
G7d3m
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The directors Of the Dallas and
Wichita Railroad company are re-
qucstcd 10 meet nj the. company's
office, ON Commerce street. opposite
san Jaclnto hotel, on Saturday, lOth
Instant nj 4 o'clock y. NJ
lGdit j, W, CALDER, President,
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Notice.

All persons indebted to the under
signed for advertising, job work and
subscriptions are notified to make
payment of the same without delay.
My accounts MUST be closed up at once
JNo. W. SWINDELLs.
Dallas, June |, 1875.
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Hair work

or all kinds; switches braIds, puns, hair
Jewelry, etc. done in the best style ana at
cheap rates, by Mrs, s. A, Druly, 81 south
Jefferson street. Combings of all kinds
worked up at reasonable terms. a liberal
pil'e paid lor human hair. G5dlm
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Tho hmm Wonder.

Denison Is going to indulge in some
refined sports on the 9d of July,
creased pole, creased pig, sOck races,
etc, and offers enormous premiums,
M high as $40, to the winner Nlrtuous
elegant, modest, refined Denlson.
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WEEKLY.

AZ. re- square Of ten Hnes,-S1 so for
1 o,, Insertion, and one dollar for each
SSu . insertion. One month, 81:
,',e,t h.osn,,,s, 81 three months, $40; sir
"'otf's, SIG; t,0etUe months, s25.
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VT is no longer possible to dis.
gulse The TACT, says the San Fran.
CISCO Chronicle, "that the wheat
crop in the lower counties is going
70 be very light, Miles upon miles
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Corner Ross aypnae and Austin slreolsl
DALLAh, TEXAS,
slnol attention given 10 job work. Stores
ullri up pn short notice
Having rented my store % Mr. LILLE,
tHlr great pleasure "a recommending All my
nuurr pallnus a. MIN, llp lHn Huud Wnfli
man nnd believe Ylll give enlim sallsme,
lion, W,O hllpLL,
Mlim
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MISCELLANEOUS,


~ hereby gwen HAT nn the 1914 day nf luua.
iril,ull unclaimed hlgWigr renHiuiug III
900 lumNpUl hotel viii hn sold M lny
flWups, Interested parties WIZ plegsr ipkn
notice. 4, GlAtDMlAl
Dallas, Texas, June q, Ma, lhlld
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-06-08
Saturday, Juue 10, 1875.

within legal hours. the following described
property. situated in Shelby county. Tennes.
see, to-wit: In section l, range 4, in the
Eleventh Surveyors. District. and in the
Tenth Civil District Of Shelby county Begin
ming 81 chains and so links north the south
west corner of an SO-acre tract Of land con-
veyed by Julian and Virginia Bradford IL
Albert Jarman on the 10Th day Of November,
1871, at astake with cow-oak printers aIked
l i; and running thence north Z chains and1o
links 70 the bank Of Wolf river; iherce west
70 links "a. the center Of Wolf river thence
south 3lL2 degrees west 900 links; thence south
~ degrees west 400 links; thence north 75k
degrees west 200 LINKS; I ence moth 42k de-
erees west 400 links; theme nor h II degrees
east $50 links; thence north Sf% degrees east
$50 links; thence north rs degree west Je
links; thence south 6lH degrees west 400 links;
thence forth So degrees weat 200 links: then ee
north IL degrees west 400 links; theme. s.uth
70 degrees west $50 links; thence north IS
degrees west o5O links; thence south "a do
grees east 600 links; thence south 50 degrees
west $50 links; thence north SIX degrees west
300 links; thence no tn l8< degrees west COO
Inks thence nsrth 40 deafees west 100 links;
thence south q degrees west $50 links; themes
south 70 degrees west 40 links. opposite the
mouth Of Saunders creok; thence up said
creek south 5 degrees east lp links; thence
south SO degrees wet 290 links; thence south
Al degrees west $50 links; thence south Dix de-
grees west 1909 links; thence north 81 degrees
west 40 links; thence south 57H degrees west
go links; thence. north 81 dekrees west 400.
links; thence south Is degrees west 600 links
toJ n. shelton's north line; thence sast s.
chains and 70 links to the beginning; contain
ing 92h acres.
Terms Of Sale-Cash.
This May Is, 1875.
e. A. COLE, G. and N.
By r. j. BLACK. D. o. and M
koRTREoHT, CRAFT h ScALEs, Attorneys.
T-83-Sy-96