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New-York tribune., 1876-03-10
ALBANY NOTES.

ALBANY, Thursday, March 0, 1876.
The Assembly Committee Cities will report to-mor-
row Mr. Peahodys salary bill amended on carefully
pTOportoned scale the salaries being somewhat higher
than those named in Mr. Graf's amendments and some
what lower than in Mr. PeabOdys The salaries OF the
Mayor Corporation Counsel and Controller are hXed ri
80 900 each In Mr.. Crafts amendments they were
- COO and in Mr. PeabOdys, $4,000 The salaries OF
the Aldermen aIe fixed at - 800. The salary of$5OO0
cd for the Police Superintendent is stricken out ana
he is made subject section which prescrbes that
no case shall salary of subordinate exceed that
the head OF the departments the only eNctpuOh 70
tnis rule the engineer OF the Dock Department VINO Is
to receive $1,000
There was beautiful illustration OF legislative dignity
this morning the ballot for Regents Of the University
In tho Assembly Felix Murphy who represents one OF
the downtown NewYOrk districts. cast his vote with
grin for Henry Ward Beecher and other men OF like
tastes who altogether too numerous IN legislature
responded with laugh. The vote said TO have been
on a wager-a keg OF beer being Mr.. Murphys prize
The Assembly judiciary Committee have agreed to re-
port Mr. Kans hill prohibiting tho sale OF pools on
elections and races by striking out the provision which
permits persons who have purchased the privilege or
the sale OF pools TO continue selling them.
Mayor Eastman OF POughkeepsie Is here with mag
nifcent project OF moving the halffnished Capitol TO
New-York 1t will receive particular attention The
new Capitol Commission still considering the pians
Of the advisory experts.
The Senate judiciary Committee were unanimous In re-
porting Senator -. Johns Canal Board bill.
lFor Legislative proceedings see EighR Page
New-York tribune., 1876-03-10

said the floor last week that he had the authority
Of all the IL members Of tho Committee to pro-
nounced absolutely and entirely false, and
which he himself characterized az the pro-
duct of o mODstrous imagination" and
freely denounced to members individually
as an Infamous falsehood. Gen. sherman, from
whom the information was derived. authorizes the
statement that while Judge Hogeboom did not
directly charge that the census was fraudulent on
its face the drift OF his remarks to the effect
tnat the returns would probably be erroneous, and
ought to be investigated and, while the Democratic
members did not refuse to join in the discussion,
they did take the ground stated that the Committee
had right to question the accuracy of the census
The remainder of the report was strictly correct
Judge IiOgeboom was. therefore, not authorized as
he said he was, to say what he did and what he did
say was not true. Ii would be easy to characterize
his statement in severer terms if 1t were worth
while.
New-York tribune., 1876-03-10
BANQUET OF HAMILTON ALUMNI

The Alumni Association Of Hamilton Col
lego held its annual banquet at Dcmoncos last evening
There present about 100 persons prominent among
whom were President g. G.. B own and Prof Edward
North OF the College; the Rev. III. Kendall d. d., Sec
retary Of the Presbyterian Board OF Home Missions the
Hon Edwin c. b. Lltchheld, Brooklyn d. II. COchranc,
President OF tho Brooklyn Polytechnic Institute !;
Gen j. II. Hawley Of Philadelphia President o.
the Centennial Committee; the Rev. Thomar
Hastings Of NewYork, the Hon. o. g. Williams the Rev.
d. H. HobroOk. and Dwight II. Olmstead. Tho company
was called to order in the psrlors at o'clock by Prof
North who introduced Chairman for the evening Gen.
]. r. Hawley Of the Glass Of AZ. Several gentlemen
were appointed to nOmina officers for the ensuing year
and while they Withdrew for consultation President
Brown was called to the floor aud made some remarks
on the present condition Of the college He
said that the college never In a
more prosperous condition; that the Faculty
and Alumni numbered than 1T any time previous
ond that recent gifts OF money and improvements IN the
College ground and buildings had placed the College In
postion that insured success In the future. ID. H.
t,ocbranc made remarks on The College ne Il
might DO "and The Rev Dr. Kendall spoke Of the work
Of Hamilton College graduates In The Mission OF the
West" -,
year were elected President, Theodore ". Dwight,
III. d.; Vice Presidents, Edwin G. Lltchfcld The lov
DR. Thomas Hastings. and d. II. Cochrane; Recording
Secretary, Elihu Root; Corresponding Secretary Henry
II.
New-York tribune., 1876-03-10
IHE PRETALENCE or FRAUD
BRIBERY IN BOSTON.


COUNCILMAN SHAW CHARGED WITH SELLING VOTE
FOR 5000 COSTCMACIoUs FELLow-CoUNCH-
MAN SENT TO JAIL FOR CONTEMPT.
IBY TELEGRAPH To THE TRiBUSE.I
BOsTON, March 0.-The Common Council OF BOs-
ton has been having little investigation of charges
of bribery against George A. Shaw, member of this
and last years Council An affidavit published
that he had received from one man 5000 for his
vote and influence against the Mercantile Wharf
project, and an investigation was ordered. L. ID.
Whitcomb, a member of last years Council, refused
to answer a question tending to prove the truth of
the charges and was summoned before the bar Of
the Council where tho President put the question
again. lie said: 81 respectfully decline to
answer The Chairman of the Investigating Com
mittee then offered order that he be imprisoned
in Suffolk County Jail for II days After general
debate, a motion to postpone indefinitely was re-
jected by TO 50; also a motion to punish by fine
Of $40. The order was adopted He left the cham
Der in the custody of the city messenger.
New-York tribune., 1876-03-10
MORAL OF THE BELKNAP CASE.
From the Ndfio1


The crisis came when an ignorant soldier,
coarse in his tastes and blunt In his perceptions fond Of
money and material enjoyment and OF low company was
nut i'm the Presidential chair. We blame nobody Tor this
and nobody was bamable. The party did the best 1t
could under but hs real character us
q civilian began 10 appear very early IN he Adinnstfa
tim IL was fully revealed when lie received his second
nomination. and the day he received II the Republican
party agsu ed the responsibility Tor him and his i0i-
iowers which IS today covering IL with iutamy. Wo
nave warning tie readers Ot this Journal for seven
years that TO this complexion n would come at
last; that the regime under which Ne were
living was so coarse and Ncnal that N must
end iH some tremcnduOus catastrophe that would
MS with shame and m us with despair that the Southern
outages" were but blind, sct up by TIE thieves 10
throw the police of the and thar the great enemies
f free government this country To be round not
in Louisiana aud Mississippi but In Washington; and
that tbe chorus OF adulatlOn and apology which WAS ad
dressed every wear by Republican editors and opubli
can conventions the President were Only hardflng
so1uebat obtu~e selfish nature In courses ana asso
lions which were fl ~ danger 10 the country. The
ni.cnief is however, by no me3na lrrepafahle We
nave lu.t one more of TINS uepIOrdile su-
uiI-tTation 10 bear with, aud during that period We
must while pushing on the work Or investigation and
praying that the discovery OF quit may stop snort
of highest place. pOscE- our souls III patience but II
Is stl in the power uf the American people 70 see that
the atHctiuu does not recurby ecCng Prtsden whose
sympo hes and associations connect HIM with the pest
s0c life Of the country who belongs 70 Its men OF honor
uotcal usages and trad aud who IL either content
with the fortune ne has got whose character ha been
tried by templltion and ressted it, aud who has the
courigr which needed 90 head revolution. For reNo-
ution there must The reform ~ the Of 10000
cy ofccr must come and 10 must come IN spite Oi the
CamcrOns and MurtOns and Coukugs sud B0Htwcls and
CAandleTs il the form OF the government to remain un-
oh
New-York tribune., 1876-03-10
THE CoLoRED MEN OF OHIO.

A MEETING PRELMINARY TO THE NASHVILLE CON
YENTIoN-AN ADDRESS TOUCHING upon PRE-
ENT POLITICAL TOPICS.
COLUMBUS, Ohio, March "a number OF
representative Ohio coorcd met here to-day for the
purpose o eectng delegates othe convention TO be held
in Nashville. Six delegates chosen An address to
the coored people OF the State adopted. declaring
that the civil and political interests OF all citizens OF the
United States IDENTICAL without regard to color ana
il all those whose business II is to interpret aud execute
the laws Of the country would respect their oaths OF
office the rights of all citizens would be equally CON
served. The roored cannot afford TO make them
selves or permit others make them separate element
in politics The address also indOrses tho Republican
party declaring has proved itself the party OF
liberty and the friend OF the cOored man that while
the r. publican party been pundored by thieves 1t has
had the integrity expose and bring to justice those VIII
nave found guilty of mafeasance M office II also
deprecatea the remarks OF some Of the Leading RepuD
ican Journals OF Mississippi the disorders preVulen
in the south, n ia claimed that the ignorance OF
the cOored voters brought about this result III taxes
exceptions position of the Administration relative
60 the late election in that State pndnR To Restore To
political power the conservative element IL condemns
the United States Senate for refusing Ia admit MI fncL-
back to "A seat in that BODY hut declares that even TINS
has not snaen the faith o the cOOred men In the Repub-
liCau party.
New-York tribune., 1876-03-10
THE STATE PRISONS.

MEETING on THE COMMITTEE AND lis POLICY OF
DRLAY-TNDJCAuoNs THAT MAJORITY OF ITS
MESBERs ARE UNDER THE RINGS INFLUENCE.
tBY TEIEGKAPH TO THE rKIBUNE.
ALBANY, March "a meeting of the State
Prison Committee held this evening which developed
Apocy OF delay IN favor OF the STATE Prison Ring The
OIL constituting Investigating Commission was dc
baed and laid over till Tuesday, frivolous ameud
ments reducing the number Of the Commission to two
being proposed.
Mr. shormanS constitutional amendment meets with
a. Strenuous opposition, and objection made to re-
port Of the COmmlssions investigation by those who op
pose the practical reform Of change in the fundamental
law majority OF the members OF the Commission have,
however signed the report and may be presented to-
morrow AZ prepared, It finds In the prisons
ample and frequent evidences OF mismanagcment
Snl probable for believing IN the cX-
l'ieueo OF worse evils; nor does the report
drawn by Mr. Higgins. the Chairman, express any hope
" nmedyiBg the existing deficit Of 100000, while
rpartto commission and divided responsibility makes
discipline impossible and robbery easy. The indications
i0hgh are that the state Prison Ring has captured
Ioy Of the Committee IN spite of the sound conclusions
@ iis Chairman.
New-York tribune., 1876-03-10
OLD CANDIDATES TO THE REAR.
he Editorof Tkt Tri6vne.

To the Edtf 0r.OI Ihe Ir'o"he'
SIR: If there ever was time when good
common sense could win a victory for the Democratic
party that time has come. We want and must have
change In the administration " affairs. Patience Is
lost and disgust universal the Democrats will only
keep their heads level keep down the garrulous Bour
bons Of the party, aud permit the really strong TO
come TO the from then victory IA theirs in the coming
campaign n sure as the rises. Let the Convention
which ueets In June nominate Henry Is. Payne OF Ohio,
not power enough IN the publican party NJ
present A" To beat to use Manksman's phrasr one
side him" The old fOgies that been In the race
ever since the war must be dropped.
We now want a man Of ability and hard-mouoy man,
On honest man; I'm short, ccnt eman against whose
namo whole columns OF dcmurrers cannot he wrtton.
Payne ~ Ohio aud Randolph of NeWJcrSeY would make
IN inVncibe ticket HpEPLSDINf.
ST. LoVis March q, 1876
New-York tribune., 1876-03-10
DIED.

ADA8s-At Rdgewood. y. J.. on wednesday March g. Her
st his late resdenco CoKsake Saturday
ing al 10 O'Clock.
COOPER-At the residence Of her parents Fifty fst,
daughter cf Or nry G and Mary A Cooper Of heart So,
Relatives Of tho family requested attend her
Bay Ridge, wthSa' further notice
DoUGHERrY-At Yonkcrs on Thursday. March ., John
A solemn nigh viii be offered the reIose son
YooSsIs funeral i Immediately after tho mass
FORBES ON Wednesday morning. March :, sarah ~. wife
rhe relatives friends Of family sso Companion. Of
HOPE Chapter r. A. NJ Brothe-s Of Manhattan Lodge, 10
49, and other posts OF the Grand Army of The Republic
held Friay evening March 10. 1880 O'Clock the
tra N r. Ghreh seventh ave- near Fonteen,ns St Inter
o. m.
GARRABRANT-In Jersey city, on "Wednesday March 8,
Relatives an friends and those Mrs j. Hun Browning arc
invited 10 attend her funeral residence no 2o5
(old numbcr) siXthst, Jersey Cry Fiay March TO- al
Ian Remains will bs deposited IN tho fsmly vault at
GRAHAM At Erie PENN the sh inst, sitter thres days
Illness Of pneumonia Lieut.. Wallace Graham, L. \. n.
S cEy 81 '0n '0nh A anu Helen 'f'nan '' 'A'
LEIPP-At New Brunsvick " j., March T. Mary arsr
daughter Of the late " liam and Margaret Leupp.
Friends Of the family respectfully invited attend the
New BrGnsSicE TTain. leave via Pennsyivans H. r. i:J5
p. m. ami return eos p m
LEwIS-In waertown Conn, March T. 1875 suddenly OF
scarlet fever Mrs Jane b, wife Of r. b. Lewis aged %
Funeral at Christ Church. WATERFOWL at p m on Eriday
MooRR-on wednesday. March g. Richard w. Moore aged
n years.
eatyes and friends members OF Allen Street Presby.
Church. respectfully invited to attend the funeral
from his late residence 23l MAdisonst on saturday
ing at 10 o'clock
OTTO-At Philadelphia 9th nst Jacob A. Otto Of his
city. 62 years Of age
)wENs-on Wednesday, March s. owen C. owen. aged So
aiyes friends invited 10 attend the funeral from
bis late residence 22l West Fourths on Friday March II,
at y. N.
PEcK-At Greenwich. Conn. Wednesday. March g. 1875
Isaac Peck, In the 6itl year OF his age
Relatives and Ilous respectfully invited tO attend ha
funeral from his late residence on saturday At O'Clock
Carriages VIII be IN waiting at Greenwich station
the val Of the 900 train from Grand Central DeyOt
SEEIn Brooklyn March 3 Mary NJ daughter Of the late
IsaaE See Of 1arTytoYn. y. Y.
Funeral services her late residence No so South oxford
ST. Friday afternoon at o'clock The remains will he
taken TsTrytOwn FOR nermen Sstuay leaves
Forty secoDds at OIL Carriages ia waiting
rival ~ train az Tarrytswn.
sTFRNFELD- on Tuesday Henry Morris, son of AdOlph
and Charlotte Sten.ell aged wears and months.
respectfully invited
their residence 1O2 West Forty third
Friday the 10Th iDstr az $50 a. m
WILBUR-On Thursday March o nj his residence Brook
Faru. New Brunswick, ~ j. jeremiah wilbur In The 72d
year Of his age.
,Otlce OF the funeral hereafter.
New-York tribune., 1876-03-10
THE AFFAIRS OF TURKEY.
THE DEFEAT OF THE TURKS CoNFIEMKD.


IOSDoS, Friday, March 10. 1879
rhe Ra asa dispatch to The Times says later accounts
OF the battle Muratovzza show that five bataOns Of
Turks under selim Phsha going TO pro
vision Goransko. The Turks retired psnic-stricken
at the first attack OF the insurgents. and they pur
sued with great TO Lpuk which Is four hours
march distant from the battcfrld The insurgents cap
red all the Turkish artillery and provision trains They
lost only ten killed and - wounded.
The VienRe correspondent OF The Ddiiy Necs says =
telsgrnphc dispatch from the Porte threatens the Mo-
hamnedaI IN Bosnia with the seyerest punishment for
their cxccs.e and expressly authorizes the Christians To
repe attack. by force Of until the arrival OF help
from tho authorities.
LoSpoS Thursday, March g. 1876
The Pal Mall Gaiette's special Telegram from
Berlin says
fresh difficulty In the way Of peace has arisen IN
Turkey The Christian subjects % the sultan have ith-
e-to beea exempt from military duty. and they now
sc 10 continue 10 pay the exemption iaI aud ofer in
stcnd TO gIyo their mitary services. Tho Christians
usy THAR action the promise contained In the sul
ans sores OF full and perfect equality with tho hOhAm
medans. rhs sublims Porte refues to accept on ths
New-York tribune., 1876-03-10

BuVyAto, March 9-CArLk- Receipts today 646 head,
making the total supply for tho far 1874
aoI cara OF which go cars .re through oonsgnmsnts
the balance sale here against 1876 for the time
week dnereEoe In the receipts for the
cars less and COS for week last year
market to-day, ard transactions si1ce
report except few pedled out 10 y butch ~ of
tho rcsh receipts able stock er0 buyers
The market tho balance through consgnments and
shipped East
total supply for the week thus far 2tOO head against H. 100
head Tor tho same time last weOk. 1900 head for tho
week last year; there market to-day there
sale, which VII probably be shipped Fast In nrs
hands to morrow.
HoGsheoepts today $500 head making the total supply
for the week 1880 lad AGAINST lS4OO head
the time last week 5000 head for The
last the market quiet only about beng dis
posed Of We quote today Yorkers fair 20 best fS1S 25
light stock 81 C0aS7 76 heavy hogs s3 40dS5 rs f0s
iuf alagfad
New-York tribune., 1876-03-10
FUNERAL OF LADY AUGUSTA STANLEY.
InSnna Thnr.har March q. 1s1R.

The remains of the late Lady Augusta Stan
ley daughter of the seventh Earl Of Egn and wife Of
Dean Stanley OF Westminster buried a Westmins-
ter Abbey to-day with great pOmp Queen Victoria and
her daughters the Princess Beatrice and the Marchoness
Of Iorne present. The Archbishop OF Canterbury,
the Prmate OF all England, the Earl OF Shacsbury, and
the Duke OF Westminster the chief psll-bearers
The Duke Of Northumberland the Bishop OF London,
Right Hon. W. l.. Gladstone, Nlscount Cardwell, Max
Muller and many other noted people followed In the pro
cessiOn Dean stanley the chief mourner performed the
burial service
The remains were inferred In Westminster Abbey AZ
the EXPIRE desire of the Queen This Is deemed worthy
notice since few women have been inferred ~ west
min ster Abbey in late years.
New-York tribune., 1876-03-10
GENERAL POLITICAL NEWS.


THE CONNECTICUT GREENBACK MEN.
IN THE FIELD WITH THEIR owN NOMINATIONS AND
PIArFoRM-CHARLEs ATwATER AT THE HEAD or
THE TICKET.
MERIDES, Conn.,, March 9.-At the Green
back Convention to-day tho following platform was
adopted
The friends honest administration Of the Government
and practical just aud immediate reform in our currency IN
Resosed Frs: As The intelligent union Of labor and capital
Is the only legitimate source OF Individual or national wealth.
the Government should osir Industry and carefully guard
economy discourage all forms Oi MONOPOLY aud enact laws Tor
eOad the act uxng arbitrary time for the resumption
ofspece payments by creating dstst OF ths iunre has
poyIneLt and has tDus postponed the Gay When n snail be
%ot Sreap Wapread babSTGptey Ne therefore AK
FOR immediate and unconditional repeal Of the Assumption
the Iaton for political purposes be branded crime against
Trra The Government snould not dishonor s prom
es sresnpscks We're dscTetes oefoTs 6sy were Issued
We demand At The national notes should be miu i 81
bonds a, ar Win goo coin. .,u.
thereof national 1t is prerogaye OF
sovereignty sLcn should not Se deegated either directly r or
gradually troi IRON circulation and the General Goy,rn'
shoud morcy and issue the national money b4nSs OF
money should he allowed Ia circulation except that Issued by
Ft As al the national currency part OF the national
debt should At all times be ready 10 exchange
Ihs leg len"srs shod therefore be e1chaecaOe
convertible b0ud- BEARING low rate OF interest," but sam
Gently high them at nlth gold con when he
the surplus would then nov INTO
and VIII the carency became TOO scarce Oond
into currency tnus making the suppy
almost equal but exceed The eg1tlma demand
ter protection mrcans lsbOrers. All corporations
nodng the laws Of THIS state should be re
weekly, and mechanics anu laooreIs
should lien the product OF their LABOR In preercnce
. any other creditors. -
srn The l introduced by Senator sherman and passed
the 10th Of February imposing 5Oyesr
gold debt tins condemn, hnd deuanu
nat look nrst to the OF the United
states for UPON n,erconyeriibe bond bearing
low rate such bond would Do likely 10 re-
main in this country.
The following ticket was nominated:
For GOreYrlOr- Charles Atwater ~ New. Haven.
Lteut nant GCrsTnOr- ancis Gillette OF Hartford
iSee,eta. u S,a e-LUcen V. Penny OF Wlnsted.
TIeIstueT-LOIeu r. Judd VI en Britain.
C0DtTOiter-JO John A. Peck of Nsugatuck.
New-York tribune., 1876-03-10
JURORS AND WITNESSES TO ORDER.
AN INCREDIBLE story ABOUT COMPANY OF PRO
FEssIONAL PEEJURERS,

An INCREDIBLE 81 Rb ABOUT toAPhNl VI ThO
FEssIONAL PEEJURERS.
CHICAGO, March 9.-lt has been ascertained
through afldayts of numerous persons in this city,
that there is an organized company, which has its
headquarters in Buffalo, N. Y, formed expressly for
the purpose of furnishing witnesses and professional
jurymen in any part Of the country. to produce any
desired result in given trial 1t is said, also, that
this association has its ramifcatOns through Chi
cago, New-York, Philadelphia, Boston. Cincinnati,
and other cities where there are regular agencies,
and that there are a certain class of lawyers, and
private aud public detectives connected with them
1t is understood that this matter will be presented
to the Grand Jury here to-day.
New-York tribune., 1876-03-10
LATEST SNIP NEWS
(For other Ship Ne,rs see Third Paye.I

ARRIVED.
steamship Gen, whitney Haett Boston, with mdss sRd
70 MetrOD0tan Steamship ca.
Steamship wysn0ke Couch EiShmond cry Point end Nor
steamship Xndcator DOane, Philadelphia with mdse and
Ship Gloon mowe, Manila Nov. IT, with sugar &C.
Bark BrothiJs Ba,fS Rio JaneII9 ian. - viii coffee
Bark Caernsrvonshire CO London Doncaster Annoy Nov
Brig D. r. stOckwe Of Bangor, Perhns Palermo 90 days.
schr Elizabeth Edwards tot philadelphia Townsend Alta
kapas 10 days, with sugar aud mOaSSes
scfr Harry toi BrNham) Drew. Palermo So days.
schr speculatOr Munson II days St. John n.
schr. Chss A. Jones Kent Bath. vithics
Bark Limerick LAS syrerck settin. Feb 2s
which spru a leak and damaged tho pumps; was masking
LOO strokes per hour repaired the pumps and returned %
sShT. David :. Mmar, hence Virginia with nain.an
badly torn having been in collision with the schr ~ C. Nose
ley, before reported
steamship, state Of Penn.yyanis for Glasgow city OF
New. iorG for Havana Gamma , "a for Bermpia H. Living
Lewes Del; wn p. clyde, for PhIadelDhisi baris X.
Goncester % Ing bss Victoria for Bar6sdoes Alice for
Tuxo schr- Etna for Ponce r. r. Abbie, for ST. Johns
wiSD-sunseI light \. f.: clear.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The British brig susan. Capt stu IT. from CienfuesOs for
Portland Boston, arrived at the oth inst.
The sc6T &nao A@sdea Capt MstfiesOp Deore reported
wrecked. sailed from Centuegos March for Boston. and
crew were saved The vessel cargo are total iOss
FOREIGN PORTS.
sAGuA March 6saied, brig lydia r. Colo CBr Rose. for
Nsw.York schr Eliza SAWYER Nrth Of tlatteras. .
HAVANA. March S.-Auiyed, steamship Acapulco Gray,
from Aspinwall for New York
LOSUN March 9.-Sailed Svaen. Robert Dixon. Cox
Lily Capt Lavrence, John Patten John BLACK Arris ed
March Mercedes, PIima Vera: March T. D. II. Bells NObe
Happy Iome March Nellie Crosby lO6 Des Norisc crnan
Kaieva Prinds oscar MRpH Brodrene EIezcr. blanche
HOW, Atlantic capt LekeD at Liverpool brig ATgo At Be
iast March 8 Ssnt"u az Gloucester j. NJ HaSAel NuoVo
DoyerO, Francisco X. Waldo. Lila ;. MLigsn.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BRUNSWICK. ia, March 9.-Arnyed. steamship Ashland
CrOwell, from New York.
REr WEsE Fla. March 9.-Aruved, schr Mary A. Holt
Grant trOm Maracsibo for y Nsw.IOrk.