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Applications Denied.

NEW YORK, December 2.-T'he general
term Of the Supreme Court rendered the
following decisions: In the application
for reversal Of judgment and a new trial
in The case Of Wm. Ellis, VIM. Thompson
and Charles Weston, the negro murderefs
Of Weisbutg, jew peddler, to be hanged
December II, the application for stay
Of execution was denied; John Dolan, 10
be hanged December 10 for the murder Of
the brush manufacturer, Mr.. Noe, Of
Greenwich street, application denied.
An appeal for n stay In all these cases, II
il understoody will be made to the Court
Of Appeals.
The Supreme Court has decided that50
city lots Of the Female Academy OF the
Sacred Heart for buildings, gardens and
exercise grounds for $50 Inmates are Ox.
empted from taxation, they being used
solely for educational purposes.
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facturers all over the country, leads one
urexchanges to comment upon the pre-.
sent and prospective advantages Of real
estate investments as compared with
these industries. The opinionis express.
ed that the time is close at hand when
the greater security OF real estate invest
ment will reconcile capitalists to low
er rate Of rent. For the past ten years
the government bond has been the great
investment for all classes who demanded
security first and profit second. But the
8 per cent, government bond swill soon be
extinct, and the per cent, will be held at
a high price by the readiness with which
foreign investors take them. The trans
fer Of the faith felt in government bonds
to railroad and other bonds has met a
melancholy rebuff, and the result OF the
withdrawal Of the one and the default Of
the other will be to drive this class Of in.
vestors back upon their former chief re-
lance, real estate.
standing thus first as respects securi-
ty, real estate in many places has an.
other quality which few other invest
ments have at all, and sarcely any in an
equal degree, II growsin value. 1t has
its depressiOns and set-backs, to be sure,
but In all our large towns and cities and
in the districts which feed them and
whose prosperity Is identical with theirs,
real estate, generation by generation,
steadily increases in value. In many lO-
Calities, not q single ten years pas ses by
without decided increase, and in not
few places u score OF years doubles the
value. So inevitable Is this increase in
tho long run that II ought to be and will
be allowed to Offset thecOst Of repairs and
betterments,
The rate OF rent on land itself should
be much less than upon buildings, and in
many places in this country, and still
more in England, ii Is customary to sep.
arate the two elements by paying ground.
rent aud rent on the buildings separately.
The land OF course cannot burn up, re.
quires no insurance, and Is "there," even
in a more emphatic sense than the build
ings, while ii is the element in which the
increase Of the value inheres, In the
cities Of England, this prime quality Of
real.estate investment reduces the rate
on the highest.priced property to 3 or 4
per cent. In this country, the element
oiground.rent ought not to be above the
government rate OF borrowing, now A
and 8, while the average Of rent for both
building and ground Is likely to come
down to 8 per cent. Such a reduction
will Of course be part Of the general
movement by which the mortgage rate
is reduced too per cent, and, let us hope,
taxes also return to more tolerable
rate.
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Arrest of (!a,nbIers,

OMAHA, December 2.-Berry Dutch,
Bill Burns and Harry Claytor, gamblers
and fast men, after the conclusion Of their
trial to-day for robbing Annie Wilson, II
prostitute, Of 81 800 currency and yalua.
bic jewelry, we're held oil bail for the next
term Of the District Court in $4,000 each.
Being unable to furnisllit they were com.
mitted to Jail.
Ed. Ebhart, gambler, was committed
to Jail in default Of $500 bail for the
highway robbery Of j. Ewers OF three
hundred dollars
Clarence Atwell, who decamped few
days ago with several hundred dollars
belonging to The coal firm Of L. Z. Eli.
oft 4 Co., received while in their employ,
was arrested AT Logan, Iowa, this morn.
L.
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canism may be measured by their interest
in corner lots. No person representing
the Fourth Senatorial District OF this
State could have voted against removing
the Capital from Charleston last winter
without being as false to the constituency
eIecting him, "a would have been dele
gate from Kanawha county who would
vote in favor Of such removal.
l do not write this with any wish to
foster or promote i'll feeling between Re-
publiCans Of the Third district and those
in other portions Of the State, but think
/ express the sentiments Of all who desire
the defeat Of rings aud Cligues in the
State at the next election when | say, that
such slurs and Hings as those thrown out
against Judge Berkshire by "Third Dis
triCt Soldier are unworthy Of any man
who has the best interest OF the State at
heart; and it is quite time that "Third
District Soldier" and all who are Of his
way Of thinking, should understand that
the people Of the State who are looking
10 the Republican party to remedy the
evils with which we are and have been
afflicted under Democratic mal.adminis.
tratiou, are heartily sick and tired Of that
spirit Of petty retaliation which seeks to
ostracise the ablest and best men We
have, for u conscientious discharge
Of their duty in q representative capaCi'
", on purely local issue. There has
been a disposition throughout the State
TO hear patiently the complaints aud
threats oil some dissatisfied Republicans
In the Third District who feel aggrieved
because OF the removal oflhe Capital, but
when they propose to single out any man
as an object OF their spleen and Condem.
nation for doing what any other honest
man would have done under the same or
similar circumstance, they are attempt.
Ing to arrogate to themselves a power
which, II persisted in, will not only de.
StrOy The organization OF the Republican
party In this State, but will also return to
plague It's inventors. To use modern
parliamentary expression, that Is game"
that two can play 1T, REPUBLICAN.
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NJ had a call yesterday from Capt.
p,,iorI, member Of Congress from the
p,Inont district, on his way to Washing
',o The Captain is not giving himself
IN, concern about the organization Of
,ss House hi, time, and expects, like all
n, rest Of the Republican brethren, to
nh, .pch back seats on committees as a
Democratic Speaker may assign him.
wsotha, Speaker will be is not yet quite
,,D,rent hut the friends Of Randall seem
N b confident; and 30 far as party ad-
,,rllgc. are concerned, it will really be
mt, in the Republican basket il Randall
+, elected, lie Isl "back pay" grubber,
,rJ with him in the chair and Fernando
Wood another grabber) at the head Of
,be Wau and Means Committee, the
sr,it party Of reform will enter on its
Appropriate mission,
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MILWAUKEE, December 2-1n the case
Of Taft and weimer to-day several wit:
nesses testified to the good character Of
Taft, and the defense rested. Mr.. Nc.
Kinney addressed the jury for the prose.
cution and Judge Hub6elIfor the defense.
Ex-senator Carpenter announces over
his signature that he will bring suits for
libel against the Chicago Tribune and the
Chicago Journal. The alleged libels were
charges to the effect that he was a party
to the operations Of the whisky ring.
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SPAIN.

MADRID, December 2.-The Cabinet
Council has decided upon the formation
OF two armies Of five divisions each,
One in Navarro TO 10 commanded by
General Martinez Cumpos, and the other In
the BOsque Provinces to be comm anded
by General Quesada. The Generals will
shortly leave for their respective COM
mands.
The changes in the Cabinet went into
effect to-day. The following ministers
took the oath Of office before the King
Carnovas del CASTILLO, President OF the
Ministerial Council; Coleron CollanteS,
Minister Of Foreign Affairs; Martin Her.
rena, Minister oi Justice; NJ. Torreno,
Minister Of Public Works. The other
heads Of departments remain unchanged.
Collantes was offered the mission to Rome,
but declined II, being unable to leave the
city on account OF domestic affairs. lie
was then transferred from the Ministry Of
Justice to that OF Foreign Affairs.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.

LONDON, December "a Pull Nall Ga.
seiie telegram from Berlin states that
Turkey has energetically protested to
MOntinegro against Moutnegrans taking
part in HerzegOVian insuFrectiOR and
that great powers support the protest,
A Reuter- telegram dated Koiend, No
vember SOth, says that Notwithstanding
their recent defeat at Nanongahan the
KiptsChaks assembled on the left bank Of
the Marin and Syrdia rivers in large num-
bers, Their headquarters were at Baly-
kAtchi, where they had concentrated to
the number Of 1000. The Russians un-
der General Skobeleif attacked the town
November oath. The KiptsChaks were
defeated with immense loss. The Russian
troops, after their victory, returned to
Namogahan. 1t is believed that secur.
ity 10 re.established on the right bank OF
the syrdia,
LONDON, December "A special dis
patch from Berlin TO the Morning Post
says 1t Is reported that the conferences
between Bismarck, GortsChakoif- and the
Austrian Ambassador have shown the
three powers they represent TO be in per-
feet harmony on the Eastern question.
The Paris correspondent Of the Times
reports that the Duo De HarcOurt in his
despatch to the Due De COzes, French
Minister Of Foreign Affairs, states that
Lord Derby told him England bought
the Khedives shares solely to prevent u
preponderance Of foreign influence in the
Suez Canal and would neither propose
nor oppose in the arrangement 10 place
the canal under the management of the
International Syndicate.
A Vienna telegram to the Daily Ners
says that General Kaufman has inform
ed the government at st. Petersburg that
unless he receives $4,000 men with Rrtill.
cry he cannot relieve the garrison al
Khokand. All his available troops are
merely sufficient TO project his position,
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Marine InteiiiRence.

ASrwERr, December 2.-The steamer
State Of Nevada, from Philadelphia ar.
rived.
NEW YORK, December 2.-The steam.
ship City Of Montreal from Liverpool ar
rived.
LONDON, December 2.-Sleamer France
from New York, arrived off Deal.
NEW YoRK, December 2,--Affived--
Steamer Idaho, from Liverpool.
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EVANSVILLE, 1ND., December 2.--At a
called meeting Of the City Council this
eveningA contract between the trustees
Of the city bonds and the Lake Erie, Ev.
Nnsville 4 Southwestern Railway Com.
pany was fully approved and ratified.
This contract obligaies the railroad com.
pany to extend the road from Boonville,
III Wafick county, 10 Huntingburg, In
Dubois county, by the 1st Of October
next, in consideration Of which the rail.
soad company Is TO receive tic proceeds
Of Sl50,0O0 Of city bonds in railroad
iron. Ii Is thought that this contract
will insure The completion Of the road
10 its junction with the Louisville X ST.
Louis Air Line road.
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Something 10 inquire AhlO'
We rise to question Of information.
Or question is this; What is the pur.
pou Of the bill now before the House Of
Delegate, and which has already passed
lbe Senate providing for the building Of
two tobacco warehouses, to be owned and
run by the State Of West VirginiaH
understand that the bill provides
moi only iOr two State warehouses, to
b. ocnted at two different points in the
State, but also for a Superintendent at
each place at a salary Of $4,000 per year,
an Inspector at salary Of $1,000, u first
clerk at 5000, another at $4OO, besides
other employees at daily wages.
Can anybody show cause why the State
Of West Virginia should embark in this
proposed business? Wherein exists the
necessity for going into ii and from
whence is 10 come the revenue TO pay the
.,nor.., n Locrino II urp Thi. nm
inportantQuestiOn, and one to which we
,.,noc,f,I,r o.l ,Lo o,,er,ion NJ momhors
ot,ho ,ton,o
West Virginia naturally ships whatever
,,l,ooo .Lo r,i.o, 10 Richmord po,n-
mo,o -, Cinoinn,u Tbo.o oro ho, nat.
n,,lm,,kon ohio sbins reorlv MI bpr
mlncr, IA n,l,imoro. ani from thence Il
i,o,n,,,oI ,o T,rono villa Circinr,,i
m,nnE,o,o,o, f., thr .unnlv n hor nnt.
mai trade. Wbv then should Wea yir.
,;n;o ,ol,e,, La s,o,rod an ro,,,o IN ,hos,
m,rLo,. mn, in warOhouso. insnccted
ami mbtccieI Ia charges, when on urriv.
in, a, tho aforesaid markets. Il, must
nso,l. la in,noo,od ,,otn9
ni.nrorasad tn locate ,bose ,wo vore.
bop.e. N, two Iifsront noin,. m ,hs
Ohio river. Tbis wopJ sSom m con,em.
nI,,e fin, ,II -, ,ho n.o,, l,rlL NJ
Wc.t vi,vinio ,ohocco i, n .oOL n mar.
hot citbCt m or dawn III. ,tvor As wo
have sail, our natural markets arc I,ulu.
moro RichmorL ami Cincirro,i II IA
Ia be pre.nmcd that sbinrors NJ tobacco
cop,nlt iboir ho,, in,ero',, in ,ho choics
Of A motkc,2 Thev kcon thom,elves
,,,,.,a. .,.-. -, NJ "'''' ~,
to,bip tbotr nrojuc, Eor whot nurnoso
do We PROMISE IN Interfere with the mt.
u,,l conr.o of ,rodo hv .,onnir, ,hoir
,bipmcpt, an rou,og
We polico bv a recon, is.uo n ,ho I,oI.
timore Sm ,botiti. nrono,cd n nboli,h
State watobou,c, in Morvlond avon IN
B,l,imoro i.o, ,,Lo,oo =. ,,,,aI, ,o,,.o.o
i,cypor,sI liroc, 4, r,rono TLo, n,.
no, sov. ,b,, U,I,oro i, , r,o,,;na .r.,I
cion that thc MARYLAND sys,om ot State
tobacco worehopscs hos on,livod i,s NO.
ce,.itv ami n,otLno.s :" !, t,.ho. ,as,
that athe urovress of ovor,, L,. horo,,.n
new mode, nt accom- rti,hirr ,l,a ' ,,sno.n. So'
for which tbev we,e erec,oJF AnJ
further. tint ntho Lesson ~ n..o,;o,i "S'
petippce i.to ,o,vo oll brst,a,, .an,r,a..
ci,l a. we'll a, lndusiti,I nnon ~ cnnn..
lltiono 'f'" w
In Louisville. Kv.. ,hs cor,,,, m0.to,
for ureOt tobacco S,o,o ,I,O im.;no.. ~
v,rebon,irr ,oI,no,, !. Iat, ',S Su3a' ',',.,
,...', ".,.''"u'DS 'o01eeo Is lel' 10 private Gu
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sale of'n Nnyy Yard.

PHILADELPHIA, December 2.-The Navy
Yard in this city was to-day sold for one
million dollars, The purchaser was ].
LOwbcr Welsh, who bought In for John
G. Dullitt attorney for parties whose
names he refused to divulge.
The ENning Telegraph says the Navy
Yard was bought for brexel 4 Co., we'll
known bankers, and s. and W. Welsh, n
large shipping firm Of this city.
This afternoon John p. Green, one Of
President Scotts assistants, stated posi-.
lively that the Pennsylvania Railroad
was the real purchaser Of the Navy Yard
but declared that they had not natured
their plans for The future In relation to
the property,
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ADpIicatIon for Troops.

LOUISVILLE, December IA Lebenon,
KY, correspondent TO the Cotrier.JoUrndl
telegraphs that Constable Casey Of that
county, Cameto that place to-day to get a
garrison Of U. s. troops to arrest Bill
Wilson, the notorious outlaw, whom he
said had been wounded by a Comrade.
The troops declined to assist, and the
constable being afraid to tackle Wilson's
stronghold, he Is still at liberty. It will
be remembered that Wilson after being
convicted Of murder and sentenced 10
penal servitude for life, escaped from Gus.
tody several months ago.
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New YORK, December 2.-At a meet.
ing OF the Chamber Of Commerce to-day
a committee Of five was appointed 10 con.
slider whal effect a longer continuance Of
the struggle in Cuba would have on the
commerce OF this country, and whether
the Chamber shonld memorialize Con.
gress in relation 10 the matter. The fol.
lowing committee was appointed to repre-
sent the Chamber at the annual ConvGn-
tion Of the American Board Of Trnnspor.
tation and Commerce to be held in Chi
Chgo on the 18th inst: John F. Henry,
+. B. Thurber, +. Il. Durkee, Charles
straLton and James s. Barron.
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SAN Francisco, December "a diE.
patch from Seattle to the Merchants Ex.
change says the bark Atlanta was lost on
Destruction Island, near where The Pacific
The crew we're all saved ex.
cept two. She was owned by Pope 4
Talbot Of this city; was built at New
bufypoft in 1851; was valued at $4,000,
and uninsured. Left here for Port Gum.
bic in ballast November 90.
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MnrtIerers Respited.

New ORLEANS, December 2.--Gover.
nor Kellogg has respited Bill Williams
and NJ. y. PenderSOn, sentenced to be
hanged tomorrow, 10 die on the 3lst,
when they will be executed unless the
Supreme Court grants them a new trial,
for which they have made application
upon the ground that the jury which in
dicted them was not legal jury, It hay
ing been drawn by Judge Braught while
he was acting by appointment Of Judge
Atocha and before Braught had been com.
missioned by the Governor.
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ON Common schools

LITTLE Rock, December 1.-The Leg.
islature has passed a bill regulating the
common schools Of the State which ere
ates the office Of Superintendent Of Pub.
lie Institutions. The Secretary Of State has
been ex.oificio Superintendent. The bill
was introduced last winter and thought
to be an improvement on the present law.
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Founderetl ina storm

OswE0o, December 2.-The schoOner
]. q. Jackson foundeted In gale on
Tuesday above OSwego and all on board
we're lost. Their names we're Ns follows :
Captain, John Brown; first mate, John
Smith; second mate, Sam. Mcdonald; sea.
men, II. Doran, Jon. Stewart, Jas. vii.
liams, N. Bropty, and VIM. Bonner, all
Of oswego, and a waman cook, from Bnf.
iain,
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taHe,i In..Trnln DiIrhe.l,

SAN FRANc1sCo, December IA dis.
patch from Eureka says the Richmond
consolidated mine cayed in this morning,
killing two miners, James Martin and b.
TfeveIaf.
The up train from PAlisade last night
was ditChed. A spike was drawn from q
rail, IL IL supposed, by parties seeking to
rob The express. No one was hurt.
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A siX.Onrci Challenge.

NEW York, December IA Spring.
field Mass dispatch states that the Row.
Ing Association Of the American Colleges
has voted 10 challenge the Oxford and
Cambridge crews, Of England, and the
Trinity, Of Dublin, TO row them a ak.
cared race without coxswains at the
American College Regatta in 1875.
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Cu9ntellfgetreer.

rarRr wa. a rumor aioat last evening
H.. ,be Auditor and Treasurer would
.,r, before the bar of the Senate to-day
,,J plead guiItyto the charge OF having
..,,,ed bonuses for iavoritism in the de.
nd, Of the public funds, but would deny
s,,.,s done 50 with any criminal intent
a. 70 the prejudice of the interests Of the
s,e. II this rumor should turn ont to
d, ,,oe. It i, thought that the trial need
I'D, Lac, over three or four days.
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WAR DEPARTMENT,
ORPiCE OP THE CIIEF SI0NAL UPPtCER,
WASHINGTON, d. C., Dec al A.. NJ

WASHINGTON, d. e., Dec 81 AN.
PROBABILITIES.
For the Gulf States, Tennessee, Ohio
Valley and Lake Regions, stationary or
falling barometer, partly cloudy weather
and northeast 10 southeast winds, followed
by u norther in western Texas.
For the Upper Mississippi and Lower
Missouri Valleys warmer, southeast, sud
denly followed by cold northwest winds,
a rising barometer and partly cloudy and
clear weather.
For the Middle States, stationary or
rising barometer, northeast 10 northwest
winds, slightly warmer and clear weather,
except cloudy weather and possibly light
rain or snow In southern half Of Middle
Atlantic States.
The Ohio river will fall slightly, and
the Lower Mississippi will rise.
Cautionary signals will be disconLin-
ued on The Lakes after December 10, ex.
Cept at Milwaukee and Grand Haven,
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AUSTRIA.

VIENNA, December 2.-1'he Free Press
Of this city has received n telegram from
a sclayonian correspondent to the effect
that the Turkish garrison Of Gorusko,
consisting Of two battallonS, have surren-
dered to the insurgents unConditi0naly.
They were in all probability starved out.
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MILWAUKEE, Wis, December 2.--Louis
Rindskopi was taken before Judge He'd.
rick to-day and asked whether he had
paid money to any revenue officer TO In.
iluenCe his action, and especially whether
he had paid any money 10 s. j. Conklin,
ex.revenue agent. Rindskopi refused to
answer, and was thereupon committed to
I.
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LOUISVILLE, KYy December 2.-Fire
In the Broadway Baptist Church early
this morning ruined the ediRce. Value
$4,000, less two thirds library.
EVANSVILLE, December 3.--Two frame
houses, Of little value, burned on Water
street this morning; partly insured.
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VOLUME XXIV--NUMBER 81.


WAsHINGToS, D. O., December 2.-ths
Centennial commissioners on opening
ceremonies have selected William NJ,
EvaFts, for orator; II. W, LOngtelloW,
poet and grandson Of Richard II. Lee
Of Virginia, reader Of Declaration Of In
dependence.
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GERMANY.

BERLIN, December 2.-The Federal
Council has passed resolution adding
100000 marks to the sum already allOt.
ted to facilitate and promote the display
Of German products at the Phiadelp phia
exhibition.
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The Member from VVct1eI.

II seems by the following card that
Captain McEIdowney has placed himself
in very unenvinble position on the In
peachmcnt question. One OF the most
difficult things to do in this troublesome
world is to say mo" and "yes" at the OPP
perfume time, but the man who always
means business and who never puts his
foot down until he is ready to keep II
down, saves himself from mighty sight
Of annoyance. There WAS world Of
hard sense and sound experience in Davy
Crocketts aphorism, "Be sure You are
right and then go ahead" We commend
II to the Captains careful observance
hereafter. No doubt he will be more
careful how lie commits himself next
time. Meanwhile here Is what his com.
rades say about his impeachment record {;
WHEELING, November 20, 1875.
We, the undersigned members and clerk
Of the Special Committee Of Seven hereto
fore appointed to examine into the State
finances, hereby state and declare that
Hon. Robert McEldowney, one OF the
members Of said committee, did at the
first session Of this House, ut the time that
the first report OF the committee was
made, declare and express himself per.
fectly satisfied with the report, that the
two parties therein named, Bennett and
Burdett, ought TO be impcached; and at
the time the members Of said committee
we're called upon to sign that report, the
said lion. Robert McEldowney excused
himself for n short time, stating that he
would return in u few minutes, and with
the other members sign the report.
]. II. Coop,
G. J. STUART,
JOSEPH SNIDER,
Gro. A. BLAKEMoRg,
7 f gnOnnDtN fIanL