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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-01-26
Granite Hall, Augusta.
Thursday Ev'ng, Feb. Sd, 1879.

Committee OF Arrangements.
AUGusTA.C. B. Morton, " B. Leighton; A. j.
Pierce G. NJ Hamlen Dr. f. c Brggs, J. 5. Little,
{. d. Whtehouse, Fred Scruton, Il. Frank swan.
| HALLOWELL-s. b. Giazier, c. II. Williams,
| Chas Fuller.
GARDiNER-J. d. White, Jas. Jackson, L. D.
Cooke w. c. Palmer.
| PlTTSTOS-FrankS prague, VIM. Haley.
LEWlsToSIWm hickey, Harry Coffin p. IL.
AUBURN-E. 5. Bradbury, Z. a. Beale.
skOWHEGAN-Al. Blunt, Coney Ma!bon, Cecil
WATERvlLLt-A. Q. Smith, c. G. Carleton,
Andrew McFadden.
KENDALL'S MILLS-Wm. Fogg, Otis Lawrey
WEST WATERVILLE-E Small, X. w. Haines,
Ed. Lowe.
READFiELD-F E. Bean, Geo Gile, Fred s.
WI>THRoP-P. c. Bradford. E. McCausand,
Elliott Wood.
BATTLE. B. Mayberry, Eugene Smith.
BELFAsT-L. ID. Woodland, Geo. Quinby, Geo.
Peate
RoCKLASD-w. s. Cobb, John Ktridse, F. E.
BRuNsWICK-W. r. Fields, Oscar Williams.
RICHMOND Chas Foster, Dr. Spaulding.
Music by Hanagan's Orchestra of Eight
Pieces.
Concert to commence at eight oclock-one hour
nrevious to the Grand Entire Of the Masque Dane
GEORGE Z. HAYDEN assisted by F. c.
GOODWIN, has been engaged to furnish Cos
to 81. Nicer costumes trrnished if desired Cog
tunes will be on exhibition at Mansion House sam
pie Rooms (over A. ID. Lockes store) on and after
Wedne> day, Feb. I'd, 1876.
The sale of seats will commence at Eastern Ex-
press Office, on Thursday afternoon, at 2 O'Clock
Jan. eth where diagram of the hall can be seem
PRlCES-Fro Seats in gallery and seats on
stage - cent other seats SO cents. Tickets for
the dance, sl00
supper via be served from II tile o'clock
&C. No person admitted to the floor OF the hall I'M
less masked and in costume. Ladies in full Ball
Dress with Mask will be admitted.
Orders for carriages may be left at Eastern Ex
press office. jlu2J-tgt
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Alabama's Debt.

Montgomery January .. Gov. Houston and
Commissioners Lawler and Bethca report the total
debt of the State at S30,000,000 The assessed
value of real estate is Sl60,O00,0OO. The propo-
sitions to different bondholders if accepted and
carried out will reduce the debt to $4,000 900 or
$50 900 900.
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BANGOR.
Fire.

Bangor, January %. Fire broke ont in the at
tic of stetson block, occupied by Henry Dunbar,
paint shop, T. D. Chamberlain, stationery, and
Mrs. c. ?. Dennis, millinery, at 10 o'clock this
morning. Damage to Chamberlain stock $500;
insured $500. Damage to Dunbar's stock $780,
The Holly system was used for the first time and
worked we'll Damage to building slight
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UTAH.
Indian DepredatiOns.

Salt Lake, January %. A letter received at
Helena, Montana, from f. T. Pease on the yell
Sioux Indians attacked party near Fort Pease
on the I'd of January, killing one man and wound
ing five others. Eight horses were also killed.
Another party of nine men cut off from the
Fort by the Indians, who number several hundred.
1t is feared the entire garrison will be massacred
unless speedily assisted
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-01-26

The young man calling himself John II. Per-
kips, suspected of stealing a $50 Government
bond, which he tried to sell, and who was confined
in Keunetec jail until some light could be thrown
upon the subject, was liberated Yesterday from h >
confinement. The day before a lady had an IN
teryiew with him. who is supposed to be either his
mother or an accomplce, She said she was look
ing after situation, and had been stepping tenn
porarily at Hallowell
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Notice,

THE members of the Kennebcc Log Driving
L Company are hereby notified that the annual
meeting OF the company will be held at the City
ruary 1876 at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon for the fol-
lowing purposes, viz:
LIST. TO choose a Moderator.
3D. To hear the report OF the treasurer and Ia Ike
such action thereon as may be thought proper.
3D. To choose officers Tor the ensuing year
4th. 20 take such measures for driving the logs
the ensuing season, and raise such sum sums of
money for that purpose as may be deemed neces-
sary.
5h To act on any other business that may le-
gally come before them.
d. c. PALMER, Clerk X. l.. d. Co.
Gardiner. Jan "a 1876. ian25.ttd
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iSEi.FAS +.


Belfast, January b. y brick house, barn, and
portion Of the furniture, owned by Daniel Nc
Farland, corner of Congress and Franklin streets,
burned this morning. Loss about $4,000; insured
$500 on house $500 on furniture. The fire was
caused by defective chimney.
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Dif1

In Portland, 2tlh inst. Capt. Albert Jcwe.t of
Brooklyn, n. T., aged Is years.
In Cumberland, I'D ult., william Furve, age 50
years, 4 months.
In Wadoboro', 18th inst, Charles HoGses, aged
so wears, 3 months.
In Prospect, 18th inst, Mrs. Lydia Emery, aged
% years months.
In Dennysville, 18th inst, Mrs. Susan D., wife Of
the late Isaac Eastman, aged 20 years.
In Bath, 2lst lust, Mrs. Susan Il. Lombard, aged
wears,
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MASSACHUSETTS,.
Criminal Matters.

Worcester, January -. In the supreme court,
this morning, Lucius ". Pond Withdrew his plea
of not guilty to out of the Il indictments on
which he was arraigned. He was sentenced to ID
years in the State prison. There are still 81 in
dictmeuts which have not been pressed against
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DIAN A.
Court Matters.

indianapolis, January %. In the U. S. Court,
the argument in the Brown-Lee crooked whiskey
case was cleared at noon. After the instructions
Of the court the jury RETIRED and at five o'clock
brought in verdict Of not guilty,
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MICHIGAN
A New Move,

Cincinnati, January Is. The Commercials De-
troit special says that Rev. John RUSSELL secretary
of the National committee of the prohibition par.
ty, has issued call for National nominating
convention of that party, to meet at Clevelan
May 18th, and put presidential ticket in the
field
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OHIO.
The Late Gen. Granger.

Cincinnati, January IS. The remains Of Gen
Gordon who died in New Mexico on the 10th inst,
passed through Kansas city last night, IN charge OF
Lieut.. Blair, adutant Of the 18th Infantry, en-
route for Lexington, KY where he will be buried.
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NEW ia MPSIititE.
Fire..

Concord January %. A fire last night in sun
cook destroyed the business portion of the west
side of Main street. In the upper part of nearly
all the buildings were tenements, occupied by
French families, who lost everything. The total
losses will reach $50, 600, which there is total
insurance of ahout 800 900
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Weather Probabilities for To-day

For New England and the Middle States, light
snow, followed by clearing and slightly cooler
weather during the day, rlsin. barometer, and
sontherlv 70 westerly winds.
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CHINA AND JAPAN.
The Corean War.

San Francisco, January %. The Chinese gov
eminent is inclined to help Corea against Japan,
but the influence of foreign ministers will be ex-
ercised for peace.
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New York Money Market.
EVENING REPORr.

New York. January p. 1876.
Money easy at A.6 per cent. Foreign exchange
was strong Al 4sta for BANKERS 81 days and +SJ>.
for deina d. cold clos ed at l3, after selling at
49,, and ll.'.. Carrying rates per cent. L. IS
Assistant Ire iourer paid out $7l,00 for interest
and $4,000 in re iempIion OF bonds. Custom re
eipts $ill 100
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Our ice dealers and shippers on the kennebcc
have recently had some tip-top orders for ice, at
figures which would astonish those who have got
accustomed to the dizziness in the ice market for
the few years past. These offers have not been
accepted, and we can assure consumers that they
must come along with better figures before they
can induce our ice merchants to shell cut.
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A. w. KIMBALL.
Photograph Portraits!
AUGUSTA, Me.
Our Improved Photographs are
Unrivalled.
Me.

MEMBERS of the legislature are invited to call
where they can see photographs of all members Of
1874.
THE famous, fortunate and favored Photographer
l. is still faithfully, fearIessly and frankly fol.
lowing his iavorite 'lessOn furnishing faultess and
adeless fotographs to his friends and patrons
every whore, and shall continue should fortune fav
or and friends not forsaks, and health fail not. Our
fectly charming pictures, not showing the subject
as nat-faced and lorbddng, ill favored Informed,
talse-hearted and fretiu, freckled and frowsey
nppant, foolish and Haunting, but fine featured.
tna formed, free from freckles, fair fairy, frank
and free. Favorus with your patronage and we
will favor you 18th our best skill and taste please
YOu.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-01-26

Some five weeks since the Of Mr.. 5. a.
Niles of this city, was badly cut and bruised, by
running away and jumping down an embankment'
Several very bad flesh wounds were made. The
Horse Liniment prepared by L. II. Titcomb OF
this city, was applied, and it has been used during
the disability Of the runaway. Now the wounds
are all healed, and if the animal could speak it
would give in its testimony for Ti'comb's Lini-
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EASTPORT'.
Marine News.

Eas.port, January %. Schooner W. Il. Now
nv of Calais, Eaton, Eastport for Matanzas, went
ashore at Campobello. She got off with little
damage and sailed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-01-26

TIE people of Alma and vicinity are arousing
themselves to the importance of having in their
midst literary society. They have accordingly
organized one, and it is in fourishn. condition.
Meetings are held once week in the school house
in District No. !, where animated discussions are
OIL
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Aoral anb State Mems.

Reserved seats to the Centennial Masquerade,
can be had at the Eastern Express Office on ana
after Thursday afternoon, 9th, at o'clock.
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Annual Meeting.

Annual meeting Frontier bank elected the fol
lowing officers: Directors, j. II. McLaren, G. S
Huston, c. b. Paine, E. E. Shead, E. Leayitt, c
II. Dyer; President, - Hume: Cashier, f. ]
Noyes.
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NEW YORK..
A Exhibition Glove Fight.

N
New York, January %. An exhibition glove
fight at the Lyceum Theatre, last night, between
Steve Taylor and Johnny Dwyer, well-known
the contest having assumed serious character
being practically prize fight with gloves.
Shops Idle.
All the shops in the navy yard seem to be idle
with the exception of the ordinance shop, and a
few men who are at work are engaged upon the
United States ship Alert which is almost com
pleted.
Schooner Seized for Smuggling.
The schooner Z. c. Knight was seized by col
ector Arthur, for attempting to take on board
barrel represented to her captain to contain
oranges to carry to Rockland, Maine, for the cap
tain of the schooner Jessie Elizabeth, which had
lust arrived from Mexico. The barrel contained
cigars.
The captain of the Z. C. Knight proved his in
nocence, as to knowledge of what the barrel con-
tanned and his vessel was to-day released on pay
ment of $50 fine.
The captain of the Jessie Elizabeth is under
bonds for trial on charge Of smuggling.
The Montreal ElOpers.
1t appears that Mrs. Mckenzie listened 10 rea.
son and the pleadngs of her husband to return to
her children. last night in Philadelphia, and to-
DAY left for Montreal. The man Bridges has re-
turned to this city.
A Denial.
According to the Herald correspondent, yester-
dav, Senator Conkling stated that the assertion
that Grant had informed him he was not a candi-
| date for third term, and the statement that he
| (Conkling) was taking steps looking towards the
Presidency, were both entirely untrue.
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We notify those gentlemen who crawl up into
this printing Office at the midnight hour, ito find
out what's going to be in the paper tomorrow
morning." that they may possibly see an item or
two that they would like to have us omit, If they
continue their midnight wanderings.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-01-26

Yesterday morning between seven and eight
o'clock, the thermometer in this city varied from
fourteen to sixteen degrees below zero. 1t was
tine coolest morning we have experienced since
January came in. The sun has now got IN the
habit of running high, and we may expect soon
that the backbone of winter will be broken.
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A Hotel Burned.

Milford January %. The large hotel at Am
hers, n. H., owned by Mr.. Shaw of Boston, and
occupied by Capt. Ivory Goodwin was burned to
the ground last night; loss unknown; insured for
500 900
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FINANCIAL & COMMERCIAL.
IfOstOn Stock List.

Boston, January p. 1876
lSalcs at the Brokers' Board.l
Eastern Railroad 13aa'31s
Boston y Maine railroad lC9- a.
Poi tlREd, SaCo X Ports mouth GOA
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-01-26

The bill reported to the Hause by Mr. Knott of
Ky, from the Judiciary Committee, provides that
circuit court shall be held in each Judicial dis
trict of the Inited States at the same time and
place, at which district court shall or may be
held and such circuit court is established in every
district where no such court now exists, and shall
belong to the circuit IN the territorial limits of
which it is embraced. The several circuit courts
shall have and exercise no jurisdiction IN case.
of appea or writs Of error allowed taken OF issued
out after the first day of Sept. 1876. bat writs of
error, appeals and reviews in bankruptcy cases
may be had as heretofore provided.
Reduction of Salaries.
The House committee on Appropriations form
ally considered the legislative Judicial and execu-
tive appropriation bill to-day. They struck out
the appropriation for seven clerks of the House
and reduce the salaries of members of Congress
from $4,000 to $500 per annum, and proposed
to make a general reduction OF 10 per cent on the
salaries of all civil government employees.
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AT the annual meeting of the Augusta Young
Mems Christian Association, held On the 10th inst,
a committee was appointed to consult with several
of the city pastors, to ascertain, if possible what
was in the way of their extending their hcartiest
sympathies and support to the association IN ITS
work This committee reported, at an adjourned
meeting held on Monday evening last, that it was
the opinion of the clergy that the association was
too much under the control of the Second Adj
ventists to undertake to work efficiently with the
association, as such. On the otker hand it was
shown by the committee that the Second Advent
lists had behaved themselves well, having never
been called to order but once. Finally, ON the
suggestion of Mr. s. s. Brooks, it was decided
that at the next meeting, the subject of Second
Adventi,m be discussed and what shall be done
with that ! ,ccnt in the association. The meet
ing then adjourned TO Monday evening, Jan. 3lst.
Personal.
We noticed in the city yesterday, Frank A.
Wilson, Esq, of Bangor, and Judge Goddard of
Portland.
Geo. Z. Weeks, Esq, of this city, is in New
York, where he is making a contract for the sale
of Kennebec ice.
Mr.. Elias Switzerland, brakeman on Conductor
Lincoln's train between Bangor and Boston, has
been appointed baggage master between Portland,
Bath and Lewiston.
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The annual meeting of the Maine Editors and
Publishers Association is to be held in this city,
on Thursday and Friday of this week, beginning
at o'clock Thursday evening. The meetings on
Thursday evening and Friday afternoon will be
held in the Senate chamber. On Friday afternoon
Mr.. VIM. H. Simpson OF the Belfast Journal will
deliver an essay, to which the public are invited.
1t had been intended to tender reception to the
fraternity at the house of one of the Augusta ed
itors. but in lieu thereof through the courtesy of
Col. H. S. Osgood, the members of the association
will be invited to attend the reading of Mrs. Scott
Sddons, to come of at Granite Hall on that even
ing. This is an act Of generosity and courtesy on
the part of Col. Osgood, all the more acceptable
as it is entirely voluntary, and will be far more en-
ioyabe than any formal reception.
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A Touching Epistle.

A Touching Epistle.
A fellow who has recently served out his time
at the Kennebcc Jail in this city. and who places
himself in the position of St. Paul, feeling
profoundly for those in bonds as bound
with them. addresses episte to those re-
naming within the four walls of Thompson
mansion on the hill" The following is supposed
to be extracts from his letter, in which he kindly
remembers few of the prisoners;
have left the Hotel de Thompson, and once
more entered the land of the Philistines, and am
again doing battle with the world, the flesh and
the devil. After coming out from among you, |
proceeded wisely, or verify your prophecy would
have been fulfilled, and | again would have be-
come a sojourner among you.
| Give my apostolic benedicion to Bro. Stevens
and say unto him that have faith to believe that in
due time, if he faint not, his tagging spirits will be
revived by a supply ofhe weed that cheers but not
inebriates. [Stevens is in Jail for stealing tobac-
col Tell the disciple who, unlike the Master,
sought to ride in team after the manner of men,
and whose way was strewn with policemen, in
stead of palm branches, that he will find friends
to share their purse and scrip with him. This
brother is incaIcerated for stealing horse and
wagon. Commend me in fraternal greeting to
Brethren Rowe and Eldridge; may their lives
henceforth be as spotless as lambs wool, and their
sumbers meier be disturbed by the bleating of
sheep at the midnight hour. Rowe and Eldridge
were caught stealing sheep and lambs in the night
| time. 1t behooveth me also to enjoin you to pre-
sent my fraternal will to Brother Clark and warn
him against attempting to steal time by the fore
lock, for, as he has learned to his cost, old Time
is a slippery fellow. Cark's offence was stealing
watch.l YOUR BROTHER IN TBIBULATIoN.
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Savings Bank Matters.
The Steamer NariOn.

The Milford five cent savings institution, which
had its deposits cut down last year ten per cent.
voted Yesterday to refund four per cent.
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Life Size a Speciality.
Dissolution Of Copsrtnership

dissolution OF Cop6rtnerShlp.
THE Copartnership heretofore existing under
i the style Of CHISAM, ROBINSON & Co., IL this
day dissolved by mutual consent. Either partner
Will sign in liquidation. The books may be found at
the old stand. All persons indebted to said arm
are requested to make immediate payment
HARVEY CHISAM.
B. e. ROBINSON.
ID. A. CONY.
Augusta, Dec. 81, 675.
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Arrested.

Lebanon. January Is. Elijah somers, Mrs. E.
Somers, and Mary their daughter Daniel and
Geo. F., sons of Elijah, Joe b. harrington and
Frank Foster were arrested for the theft of goods
from the cars of the Central Vermont II. r., and
wore all brought here this morning for trial. They
have acknowledged the theft. George +. Somcrs,
Frank Foster and Joe Harrington consented to be
taken to Vermont. Elisha Somers, Mrs. Somers
and Mary Somers will be put on trial here to-day,
before Justice Spinney As receivers of stolen goods.
The prisoners who have returned to Vermont will
have trial before Justice Darius Russ Of Hart.
ford thi, afternoon
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Political.
Circuit Courts.

Mr.. Plat of Va is the only republican coates St
ing the seat Of a democrat in the House. namely
MIR. Goode.
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Chicago Produce Market.

Chicago, January rs, 1873.
Flour-extra spring OOas so.
Wheat No. Z spring cash ae9k: eska Feb
9sha March. '
Corn No. p mi xed, cash -43ke-; Jan.-alSk
aka Feb.
Oats.No. 2. a3lk cash Feb. Ska March So
Rye-No. 2, 67a.
Feb. ga.
Dressed Hogs-s 0Oas rs.
Pclk-l9 25a-- cash; 10 CO. q March; -al9 30
Feb.
Lard IL 10 al2 10 cash; u 3Oa- March:
10 10 -al2 Is Feb.
Bulk Meats shoulders 7ka-; short rib mid,
144a-; short clear mid l0Ia-.
Hams Is Ms average a..
Whiskey-l06-a-.
Freights-Corn TO Buffalo. ID; wheat do -
a..
Receipts II 900 -four; 1000 wheat; 3d. corn,
1900 oats; 900 rye; l6, 600 barley.
Shipments--5,C00 -four; 10 0Oc wheat: 5000
corn: 1000 oats 10. 900 barley: 1000 rye.
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W WASHINGTON.
Committee Hearing.

Washington, January .. The House commit
tee on Appropriations to-day heard Messrs. Jones,
Martin and Lockwood, stamped enevelope manu-
facturers of Phad elphia and New York, who
asked that clause be pu, in the post office appro-
priaton bill to protect their interests claiming
that the way the post Office department deals now
with envelopes occasions them loss.
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Portsmouth. January %, The United State.
steamer Marion has sailed for Norfolk where she
will be examined to ascertain what, if any, dam
age was sustained by the recent grounding in this
haIbor. Her ultimate destination is the Mediter-
ranpan snnaIrOn.
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Sales, bbls., 90 Crude. eka-
New Mess, 20 e5e21 90 Refined, Ike
TALLOW- gxa-
FREIGHTs - G ain ' steam, -e9k d; sail,
-o-d.
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Cincinnati Produce Market:
Cincinnati, January Is. 1875.
PORK-&20 O0-a20 90.
LARD-steam ALI rs; kettle, -g13-.
BULK MEATS-shoulders 7He-; clear rib s,des
iOifd--; clear sides -alOx,
BACON-shoulders 9x a.: clear rib sides Il
all clear sides llXa-.
WHlSkEY-l0S-a.