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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-01
LEGAL.
Administratrix's Sale Of Real Estate on
West Walnut Hills ahd on Gest Street,


DURSUANT to a command Of an order for
il sale of the Probate Court OF Hamilton
County, Ohio. will offer at Public Auction, on
the premises, on MONDAY, July 81, at 2
o'clock r. Nj, the following described real
estate, VIZ:
One hundred and seventy five Q75) feet off
the east end OF lot marked No, 81 on plat Of
James Kempei's subdivision, said lot fronting z
one hundred and forty feet ON the west side OF
Laue street, IN the said city OF Cincinnati, o.,
and running back between parallel lines. and
at ight an gles TO said Lane street, one hundred
and seventy 1--we feet.
Appraised at $50 per front foot.
ALSO
On MONDAY, July 81, at 5 O'Clock P. M, on
the premises, the istern ne-hali Of all that
certain lot Of ground situate in Cincinna att,
Ohio, being known and designated as Lot
Number One ~, on plat recorded in the
records of the Common Pleas Court, vol, 246,
page 5l3. said eastern half OF said lot No. /
measuring twenty l2O) feet in front on the
north sideof Plank Road (Gest street), and ex-
tending back northwardly the same width,
seven hundred and forty (74D fee, to the mid
die Of Millcreek.
App aised at 800 per front foot
Terms oil Sale-One third-cash, and bal ance
in one and two years, with interest from lay
Of sale, payable annually, the deferred pay
ments to be secured by mortgage on the prem
ises RELIoE GESSIGL,
Administrators Of Peter Gessel deceased.
G. IAFEL, Attorney.
HEMhIELGAl;N & CO., iAuetioneers.
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It's Jim Porter, Ex United States De-
tective. This morning Judge L!ndemann
sent him to the Work-house tor forty
days, and fined him $75 in two cases of
false pretense.
Two other cases, those Of having bur-
glars tools in his possession, and dead
beating A. Beck OF Vine street out OF So
by representing himself as Government
detective, were dismissed. In one Of
the false pretense cases 1t was proved
thai be obtained $40 in money and SO
revolver from a young gentleman by rep
resentiug to him that he could find tie
persons VINO robbed him OF gold watch.
The revolver Porter soon after pawned
for W at Smiths loan office. Porter re-
ally has never been commissioned as q
Government agent but has been en-
ployed ut different times by those In
authority, and on the strength OF this no
has been earning on q system oil petty
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Springfield Items.
Special to the Star.

Special to the Star.
SPRINGFIELD, July 1.-The Committee
on Celebration at their last meeting ap-
pointed Colonel II. d. John Grand Mar.
shall, and Rev. H.. III. Morrell, rector OF
Christ Church, to read the Declaration
of Independence.
Letters were Distributed for the first
time yesterday paorningin the new Post.
ofiee.
fue number OF glass boxes in the new
Post-office has been increased to fifteen
hundred and the1sok 90 twelve hundred
The stamp and mOney-order departments
are very conveniently arranged, and,
everything else considered, our citizens
are very well pleased with the change.
By agreement OF the members OF the
Republican Executive Committee in this
Judicial District, Convention will be
held in Xenia on the 18th OF July to
nominate candidate ior Common Pleas
Judge. ..5 .. I--.. .
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Police Court.

Miscellaneous--John J. De Han, abrs
ing family, dismissed; same, carryias
concealed weapons, dismissed; Aiicf
Hart, harborlng lewd woman, dis
missed; John Owens, assault with iuteng
to kill, continued; VIM. Edmundaon.
selling indecent publication, continueli
Charles E. Jones. lettering, in Commoi
Pleas on error; James T. Porter, usurs
patton in office, 10-S25; same, burglars
tools, dismissed; same, false pretense,,
3O-$5O; same, tatse pretsnse, dismissed;
James Blake, known thief. 80 days;
John MilleEs cruelty, $40; John Larkins
lOiterlng, ysS days; Herman Kate, cru
lefty, IS; same, concealed weapons, $f5s
Henry Oberklaus, cruelty, dismissed; ;
Matthew Ludwig, abusing family, CON.
tinued.
Drunk and Disorderly - Margaret
Young, 81; j. F. Coughlin, dismissed
Martin Nell, $25; Henry Kelly, 81; Fran
els Anslem, IS; Caspar Croft, dismisseds
Michael Quinn, John Frey, ~ each; G.
w. Tlbbais, j. Williams, dismissed; Jas
Maxim, 81; Nick Forboran, $40; John
Hummel, dismissed; George Hunt, Wna
Taylor, 50 each; Michael Buckley, IS;
Mollie Oliver, $40; Jennie Stewart, $lo;
Mary Satin, $25; Anne Delaney, 50; Mary
Woods, So; Mary Francis, two cases, Ii
sue execution. r..- gf.
Petit Larceny-Warren Kennedy, dis,
missed; Warren Kennedy, dismisse1I
James Shelley, forfeit bond.
Assault and Battery-Isaac Towns
send, dismissed, Thos. Howard, dis.
missed; Peter Sullivan, continued; JAS
Robinson and Dennis Carberry, dis
missed; Mollie Patton, issue execution
| Vagrancy-Wm A. Smith, months.
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LOCAL NEWS.

No session of the Board Of Public
Works to-day. The members attended
the funeral OF the Presidents mother
in-laW.
A SET of surgical instruments have
been stolen from the office Of DR.. Come
gys, No. 161 Elm street. The less was
reported this morning.
THE County Commissioners Office
was filled with hungry contractors this
morning, looking after their chances for
CONTRACTS for " ork. Numerous bids were
opened.
FRESH CURRAN-T-Of1icer Tim. Cur
ran. formerly OF the Hammond-street
District and now of Walnut Hills, is the
iather OF nice little boy which made
his appearance this morning.
. CHAs. II. DUSKs, OF New York, filed a
petition in the United States Circuit
Court, asking that Marcus A. Hunt and
Jabez Reynolu, jr., of OHIO, be eujoined
from infringing on plaintiffs patented
bed d-bottom.
JOHN LARKIN, loiterer and known
thleI,. who has been living in the Big
Missouri, must leave the city by Monday
night OF go to the Work-house tor thirty
days. He was elected on the first ballot
in the Police Court this morning.
COMPANY A, Fourth Ward Continen-
tails, viii receive their arms this evening
at the foot of the Mt. Adams moline.
Dress parade at the Garden CT Eden this
evening at 8 O'Clock, wnere The Second
and Third Ward Companies will join
them. -
MR.. Tony McUAFFERY, in his little
speech AZ the meeting OF the Democratic
Executive Committee, said, "that he al
ways makes Ais speeches. short He
was L pie-baker, and always made his
crusts short, both in and out Of the
Democratic party"
VIM. II. DEyINE is the author OF Gen.
tennlaI ode, entitled lone Hundred
Years Ago." It will be sold by the
neWsboys on the streets tomorrow, and
on the Fourth OF July. By invitation
Mr.. Deyine will recite the ode at the
Shelter-hOuse, Eden Park, on the even
ing Of the Fourth, at the conclusion OF
the pyrotecAnic display.
AT 1880 this afternoon an alarm of fire
from Box 81 called the engines to No. 10
Mary street, where the ROOT OF j. Threin's =
house was .blazing. The origin of the
blaze has not as yet been explained, as
it seems to have caught In the ratters of
the roof over the back garret. The
house is thoroughly saturated with wa
ter. Two hundred dollars will cover the
damage by fire, iully insured in the G T.
mania Company. AS the -Mohawks
were leaving their engine-house, an axle
broke.
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BY Hemmelgarn & Co.,
Auctioneers, No. 44s Main street, Cincinnati
Executors Sale of Real Estate.

TN PURSUANCE Of an order OF the Probate
l. Court Of Hamilton County, Ohio. will offer
Tor sale at Public Auction, on the LIST day of Nu-
gu t, 1876, at s O'Clock p. NJ, upon the premi-
ses, the following described real estate, stu
ate in the City Of Cincinnati, County OF Ham :
ilton, and State Of Ohio, being all that lot oil
land known as Lot Number Sixty 1907. in a
subdivision OF lands made by Fred. Klrne OF
the grounds formerly belonging to ForiM Inn,
on VI alnut Hills, as recorded In Deed Book
No. I45, page 40, Of Hamilton County Records.
Said lot has front Of fifty feet on the east side
OF Kleine street, and runs back at right angles
with Kleine street two hundred and seventeen
feet more or less.
Appraised at $2,500.
Terms Of sale-)ne- cash in hand on
day OF sale, and the balance in six and twelve
months from the day of sale, with interest, the
deferred payments to be secured by mortgage
u ,on The premises sold.
JOSEPH NIEHAUS,
Executor Of the last will and testament oi
Henry Trimpe, deceased.
HILDEBRANT " BRUNER, Attorneys.
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Vanderbilt continues to grow better.
William Bigby won the Abercorn cup
in the rifle match. n
General Cialdini has been appointed
Italian ambassador at Paris.
Charlie Grubb, nine years OF age, was
drowned while bathing in IrontOn yes
terday. His body had not been found at
last accounts.
George Pearce, colored man, charged
with the murder OF Henry Yeakey, was
taken from jail at Lancaster, KY, by a
mob anu hanged.
In the Springfield boat race yesterday
between Harvards and Yale, Yae won in
10 minutes Sc seconds. Haryards came
in 40 seconds later.
A fire yesterday destroyed the whole
business portion of the town OF Phil
lipsburg. Center County, Pennsylyania.
Loss, $175. 900; insured.
There is report from Red Cloud that
the Indians coming in bring news OF
another fight with the Northern Indians,
the troops not being Crooks.
Edward Gunster, Ex-County Treas
urer Of Luzerne County, Pennsylvania;
WV. Kerr, formerly Clerk in the Audi
/,
Clerk OF the Treasury Department, have
been arrested, charged with forging and
falsiiying returns OF taxes collected In
Luzerne County.
The building occupied by Messrs. P.
j. Black s. Co., and j. r. Redd, grocers,
at L0udonville, o., were entirely de.
stroyed by lire early yesterday. Redd's
loss, $4,000; insured for 20, 800 in Forest
City, Ly coming, Buckeye and Mechan.
ics' Mutual. Black u COPS loss, $1,000;
covered by insurance In the Amazon, OF
Cincinnati. The fire was undoubtedly Y
the work OF an incendiary.
The South Carolina State Treasurer
announces that, in consequences OF the
payment OF large proportion of taxes
in the bills OF the State, made receiva,
Bile for taxes by decree OF the United
States Supreme Court, there is but $26,.
600 10 inc State Treasury available to
pay $I8 900 Of interest on the Consolida.
tiun gOnds due tomorrow, leaving a del
cit OF S48,000 TO be provided Tor by the
Leg stature next November.
Hon. James Lynd, one Of the Associ
ate Judges Of the Court Of Common Pleas
at Philadelphia, died yesterday at his
late residence on Woodland avenue,
near Forty-seventn street. Two or three
weeks ago ne fell while leading valu-
able Durham hstfer about the grounds
surrounding the house, his finger being
badly iaoerated by the cord attached to
the animal Although the injury did not
appear to be serlvus at flrsl, IL soon de-
veiopoa into symptoms OK lock-jaw, and
resvateR " eis deAtRs
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FORTY-FOURTH CONGREss--lst SESSION


WASHINGTON, June 80. The House
Bill to carry into effect the Hawaiian
treaty was referred to the Committee on
Finance. A bill authorizing the Con-
gressionaf Printer to continue the work
required by law in advance Of the regu-
lar appropriation for period OF sixty
days, was passed. The bill providing
a penalty for mailing obscene books ana
pamphlets, and prohibiting the sending
OF lottery circulars through the mails,
was passed. Conference Committee on
the Legislative, Judicial and Executive
Appropriation Bill reported unable TO
agree. The House bill to continue un-
appropriated balances i'll order to pro-
vide temporarily for the expenses OF the
Government, was slightly amended and
agreed to. The bill providing for the
Imprisonment and transfer OF United
States prisoners, with the House amend
ments, was passed. Tie Sundry Civil
Service Bill was then taken up. The
Senate Finance Committee reported that
they had agreed TO increase the House
appropriations in this bill from SIS, 213,
731 to $40, GAL 1884. After ebate, no quorum
being present, the Senate adjourned.
HOUSE.
WASHINGTON, June 30.-The bill to
extend the unappropriated balances into
the next fiscal year was passed. The
Senate bill to allow the public printing
to be carried ON without further appro-
priation for sixty days was passed. A
bill TO allow all the employees Of the Gov
ernment twenty days furlough to attend
the Centennial without reduction Of pay
was passed. The resolution that the
House attend in body the coming
Fourth oil July Celebration in Indepen-
dence Square, Philadelphia, was adopt
ed. The bill to allow three months ex-
ira pay to the officers and soldiers OF
the Mexican War was passed. The SEN
ate amendments to the bill providing
temporarily for the expenses OF the Gov
ernment for the next ten days were con-
CURED in.
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the heart Of the city. The store of Rich
mend & Blake, dealers in millinery and
fancy goods, at the corner of Main and
Ninth streets, was entered, and goods
estimated at 900 were stolen. No clue
to the robbers. The best and most cost
ly goods in the store were carried away.
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Prominent DemOcrats-AccidG
BY American Press Association 70 the STAR.

Prominent DemOcrats-AccidG
By American Press Association to the STAR.
CLEvELAN2, o., July 1.--Mayor Wick
ham and a large party of prominent
Democrats of New York arrived in this
city from the West at 4P. M. yesterday,
and were met at the depot by large
and enthusiastic crowd, who escorted
them to the Kennard House, where sup
per was served, after which the party
was shown through the city. Tue party
lett on the 10 o'clock train for New York.
Fred. Ransom, aged eighteen years,
while swimming in the Lake with some
friends, last night, became exhausted
and drowned.
About the same time, Michael Erb,
aged about eighteen, was drowned while
bathing in the river.
j. NJ. Judson, employe OF the Knife
Works, was instantly Killed at Akron,
Ohio, six thousand pound grindstone
falling on MIN.
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NEWS FROM THE METROPOLIS
The Centennial Fourth I'm New
XNrk.

The Centennial Fourth I'm New
York.
By American Press Association to the STAR.
NEW YORK, JULY 1.-The work Of
decorating bui! !dings In this city in honor
OF the Centennial Fourth is still going
on. Broadway already presents avery
patriotic appearance. Flags and BAH
ners are displayed in all parts OF the
city. Workmen are engaged III erect
ing flag-poles, putting up long lines Of
gas jets, and arranging hooks to hang
lanterns on.
Many OF the buildings have designs
emblemalic oil American independence
that are very handsome and denote great
artistic skill. The doorways and win-
dows are fest0oned with National col
ors, surm0unted with busts Of Washing
ton and other patriots. The figures 1776
and 1876 are conspicuously displayed.
Flags are hung in great proiusiOp, and
by Monday IL Is thought nearly all the
houses in New York Will be decorated.
The procession on the night OF the 3D.
will be a gorgeous affair. All the build
ings on tie route will be brilliantly illu-
minated with lanterns suspended from
the buildings by hundreds, and arches
under which the procession will pass are
beng constructed, which will also be
gaily decorated and illuminated.
But little business will be done after
noon OF this day until next w ednesday.
Nearly all business houses have de-
cided to close their places. and there
will be general Suspension Of trade.
If Elected.
NEW YORK, July Ia Graphic special
from Washing ION says that persons from
ST. Louis say that Cabinet considera-
tions entered largely into the vote by
which Tilden was finally nominated,
and it is surmised that the following
would be Tilden's Cabinet should he be
elected:
Secretary of State, Charles Francis
Adams, of sachusetts, or Allen q.
Thurman, of Ohio; Secretary of the
Treasury, w. r. Morrison, OF linois, or
Andrew Fl. Green, OF New York; Secre-
tary of War, Gen. W. S. Hancock, OF
Pennsylvania; Secretary OF the Navy,
Montgomery Blair, Of Maryland; Secre-
tary OF the Interior, Henry WattersOn,
OF Kentucky; Attorney General, Ex-
Governor Walker, of Virginia.
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GREAT SYSTEM RENOvATOR.

DIR. JAS. q. KERR'S Great System Reno
or is good alike for children and adult. 1t
is preventive and cure Of all fevers and
smallpox. 1t cures all diseases arising from
impure blood; cures all skin diseases, liver
complaint, erysipelas. dyspepsia. constipation,
fux and pies. Beware Of counterfeits and
limitations. None genuine without my name
and the title of the medicine blown on the bot
tie, my portrait and signature on
name 0n my United States PrOpri-
etary stamp covering the cork.
Should your aruggist not keep it, write direct
to the proprietor, Look Box 1898, Cincinnati,
Ohio. ju3-8t
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FOREIGN.

BY American Press Association to the STAR.
THE GEAR AND sERvIA.
ST.. PETERSBURG, July Lit is stated
that the Gear OF Russia is using his per-
s0nal influence to dissuads Prince
Milan from invading Turkish terri
tory. The Prince In reply to the Cxar
said the state Of feeling Ia Servia bound
him to obey the wishes Of the people.
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Out Of EmpIovment.

BY American Press Association to the STAR.
DETROIT, MICH, July Lowing 10 the
uncertainty existing as to the appropria.
tionby Congress for the lake survey all
the engineers and assistants were dis
chsrged yesterday from that work
having been called in during the last
week Tor that purpose, their year ending
to-day.
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GEORGIA FLORIDA ssss's: ::::s.''.: :.s;'s: .s.s:
- N

should subscribe for the MORNING NEWS, pub
lished at Savannah, Ca; Daily, $40; Weekly,
y per annum. Advertisers desiring customers
In these Statcs. should use Its columns. il is
the best paper In tine Southeast. specimen
Y. ESTILL. Savannah. Ca \
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The surplus of wheat in California
this season is about seven hundred and
fifty thousand short tons, being two
hundred thousand tons more than the
surplus of the crop of 1915. In quality
the grain this year is the best ever har-
vested in the State.
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Minor NlentiOMs.
By American Press Association to the srI

By American Press Association to the STAR
NEW YORK, July 1.-Micnael Dolan,
ageu eighteen, and Rocks Dolan were
fatally cut in fight ON Washington
street last night.
MEMPHIS, July 1.-The Democratic
Convention OF the Second Mississippi
District, at Oxford YESTERDAY nominated
Van Ii. Manning fox Congress. His prin-
cipal competitor, Capt. Taylor, withdrew
before the Convention met.
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RELIGIOUS DIRECTORY.

ct. PAUL III. E. CHURCH, corner Seventh
- and Smith stree. 8. Preaching Tomorrow
at II a. M. and p. NJ. by the Pastor, Rev. 9.
NINTH-SrREET BAPTIST CHURCH,
IN Ninth street, between Vine and Race
4 he Pastor, Rev. s. w. Duncan, DID,, will
preach Tomorrow Morning, Bible lesson in
the evening. Sabbath sclool at $3.50 p. Nj.
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Mortuary Record.

Martin Audrion, "a years, Germany.
John Cauitield, 7 months, city.
Fred. Lohnmann, IA months, city.
Jos. Shinart, Smonths, CITY.
Alex. II. Lucking, II months, city.
Khoda Ann Ryan, 81 years, city.
Infant Bode, city.
Catherine stelen, 81 years, Europe.
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The following marriage licenses wer'
issued since our last report;
James Smith and Letha Yates.
Peter Zinn and Elizabeth G. Davis.
Frank. Tallman and Zeua Palmer.
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bold nurglary.

BY American Press Association to the STAR.
DUBUQUE, Iowa. July LA daring
burglary was c"wmItted last NIGHT IN
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frauds thai las got his name in very bal
odOF. ls
Detectives Mead and Murray wBq
instrumental in unSf.rthing a few Of hi;
rascalitiesy and deserve tho gratitude q
the public for bringing his career to 7
close for a few months, at least. Porter
is bad man, and associates witt
known thieves, as was proved On tha
witness stand t0-day.
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Fame is the germ OF all trueicourage
but is the fear to do wrong.
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7 bird Edition

The neat taoenty-tour hours fair folto,oed
by cloudy or partially cloudy aoedther, and
Indications OF rain.
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VNTANTED-SITUAT On account OF
w present EMPLOY ers going out of business,
young married man who has been their
head book keeper for eight years. desires q
capacity where there will be chance to work
up. will give best OF references, and work for
moderate salary. Address No. 3l5 Long
worth street, city. . 2S-3t
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LOST.

I OST-A Black and Tan Slut, on Tuesday
~ Evening, at John and Livingston streets
answers to the name OF Dolly The person re-
turning the same TO No. l3i Oliver street will
be literally rewarded. Its
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TOR SALE-GROCERY- lease, full
I line, stock and fixtures, No. stand. VIII
sell cheap for cash. For particulars inquire at
northeast corner sixth and John streets.
jua7-5t
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PROPER FITTING SHIRTS.

On July will remove to No. 40 Fountain
Square, Johnston's Building. / shall continue
making shirts to order a specially. e. 4.
SPRAGUE. apA-3m
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FOUND.

LOUND-CIGARS-Tw good cigars for a
J. nickel, ats. Q. cor. Main and Orchard SITS.
myl0-tf
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T,Oh SALE PIANOS One hundred and
E fifty of The original Decker and Decker q
Brothers Pianos at from $3.50 to $7UO less than
catalogue prices, at BRPrTING q Bkos.'
Plano and Organ House, 2S1 West Fifth street,
near Plum. ju26-6tt
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PREFERRED SPECIALS.

CLOTHES WRINGERS
For Sale and Repaired. Y. TETTENBORN,
2l9 W, Fifth street. Jas w ,S&M
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FOR sALE--RrAL ESTATE.

T7OR sALE-LAND-- 80 acres prairie land I;
IN good spring on same; in thfckiy -settIed
ssiRhborhood. In Adair county, Iowa, near
county scat Or will trade. Address "W,"
sks llico. iyl4-d