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National Republican., 1876-10-27
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M1tford's and Tyler's PleadIngs and
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Suits in Equity; Pleadings in Suits in Equity: Prac
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Equity and Notes, and The Practice in Suits In
Equity OF the United States Courts. By SamueI
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OF Columbian University at Washington. ID. C.,
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Greenleaf on Evidence. Vol. /: thirteenth edi-
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Session Laws first session OF Forty fourth Con-
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n lUD fELLO"S' HALLE
MONDAY EVENING, October 90, 1875,
Dramatic Entertai 'ment by the
"BUCKSTONE DRAMATIC CLUB"
In aid of the Industrial Home School, when will be
presented, for the first time in this city, the beau
tul drama entitled ''MIRI ANS CRIME, - and the
amusing vaudeville entitled 1.-THE LOAN OF A
LOVERr Tickets, 80 cents; reserved seats, 70 cts.
For sale at Soomons Chapman's Bookstore.
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T l.. ASHBY. I749 9PENNsYLvANIA
- avenue, Dealer in Books and Stationery. Old
and Rare Books, Law, Medical and School Books
bought, sold and exchanged. ocl4-3m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-12-02

GEORGE EIGsoL}5 IMPRESSIONS OF THIS COUNTRY.
George Riguold has just returned from Aus
traIa and On ,4tard sails Tor Europe. In regard To
recent misunderstanding VITA ais managers, Jarrett
Palmer OF Booths Thclrer, nc lately said:
when finished my cement in NewYorz, made
a verbal arrangement. With NJ Palmer 10: western
trip 10 play al the principal cities Nj Palmer went TO
E,rop. and Mr. Jarrett started of win me- intending
eventually to play in California. IL Chicago tlo super
numcrarrs OF the thcater badly trained aud badly
paid; the system bad and altogether the supes
were totally untitled Tor the work l hal discussion
with lIr MUyIczer, manager, and he said had no
business TO interfere Tho matter reported 10 dr
jarrett in an exaggerated way and he feeling
ptql.a, engaged Barrett iOr Henry the t.lth.'
then started ahead my own hook and gave nine per-
fyruauce iu Francisco tina, We're pccuudIy as "el
as otherwise successful However, before ieiJ Chi ago
M JAR. {, and shook hands, aud when return from
Europe shall open again at Booths under his manage
meut
was delighted with California. At salt Lake City
We had mo- scenery or costumes was tJkng With DR.
Co.uu Of the Fifth Avenue Theater last night, aud we
b5,n agreed that New-IJck audiences were the most
charming the world. As 10 your thea,ers, they are
models. We have fine ones in London, but
the, are poor i'm tho Provinces With you they gem
orally Jpcuiy oppoHte1 in fact 1t is like comparing
darkness light. Then, too, the surroundings OF Jour
th,sters are good In Europe they seem to be situ-
atc IN the midst II grogshops, aud they sometimes
disgusting with the indecency that Is in close proximity"
In reply to question whether foreign actors not
cordially received ~ this country than American
actors IN Europe, Mr.. Risnoid said:
No, I think not That is a mistaken notion. Look at
JOSEPH Jefferson have critics ana actors that
could not say enough in commentator OF him. Then
there Clarke, amt Thoue, and Others that Knight mem
ton STUART Boo soA they did not understand"
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LOCAL MISCELLANY.
OCEAN PERILS.
OCEAN PERILS.
long AND TEMPEsTUoUs PAssAGEs-A bAKh ADAM
DONRD AND BRIG WRECKED.

long AND TEMPEsTUOUs PAssAGES--A bARh ADAM
DoSED AND A BRIG WRECKED.
The steamship King Arthur, from Malaga,
with cargo OF lemons, rasins, &c, arrl'ed III pV'
terday afternoon, having experienced u long anu
mons voyage Capt CUwell reports that TIE VeSse iolt
Gibraltar on Nov l. and on Now g. In latitude 80 ~
north longitude 339 22 west encountered terrnc west
gale which lasted AZ hours and threatened
the laundering Of the vessel Some Of the sailors WHO ha
followed the sea for over 20 years say they never expert
enced such gale before The sea ran very hgh' sweep
ing with tremendous the whole lcngh OF he yes
sell The forecaste companonway and DuRbead VI uo
mid.hip cabin were washed away, and the ptank was
stove ill., causing los OF 200 gallons OF machinery OH
The front Of the bridge charroon, after steering wheel
and fore-hatch were also swept overheard Inc ST
loon and slorc-room were flooded, and the steer
ing gear broken. Temporary repairs were h''lo
by making the tiller fast to the rudder-hea1
when the vessel was headed south to hI'ude
800 where they into fine weather and made repairs
Another heavy gale experienced on Nov 3D. ~ ana
o. during which the steering gear was again eitleu
away and the tiller head worked loose. Ihey male
Temporary repairs and Nov. d. in latitude 3l' ~
north longitude so - west, fol- III Win tle spanish
bark Asia Of Havana from PascaSoula with lumber
bound for Antwerp. The vessel was wa'erogsed ana Ia
n sinking condition Capt. Crowe lowered n Heooat
and took on board Capt Ramas OF the ASIA Jus crow
and two passengers The eboat was crushed and lost
before if could be hosted on the steamer, the sea was
running high. The two passengers were OIos"'i''
Guiilama and Vicente ManricIo.
Capt Ramas states that after leaving PdScaSoua he
had VARIABLE weather until Now 10 when in latitude
3j5 20 north longitude $50 % west heavy gale was
encountered gsng three days. The vessel began 10 e2k
badly ard he decided 90 sail for Bermuda On Nov y
It blew heavily from the sOnt-Hc- anu 10 ",' o' .
f'If the vessel could not reach Brnu1, aS tr hl'cf
ktr had r.. rc tie crew the steamship took e bark
I'm TOW, but owls o. tho heavy aud Che damage to
fE.D f4Ffz Tff.fN
estarp and vts IO5r sight D m SHUTDOWN. Capt Ram1s
desires 20 return th3u6s % Capt CrOWell Tor tle lal
ship and care extended TO ms crew Dy tI1ae Oh 'i7
steamer. Il
News was received In this c'y yesterday that INC bark
George H. JJUbctf, Capt Hughes nom tcrnti ilt Ctt
IL Tor Oue,n,town Iut iu at FIyal, Nov. H. leaking
cou.d.t.by She baJ lost OF her sells and thrown
uy.rD ari d part or her deck load.
IN. brig Ada n. Hall, Capt Johnston, from PORTO
CbrlO for Ncv-Iori with coffee went ashore on FOE
flue Island Crooked Island pd,sagD 40 il p ~ Nov
= sui became q total wreck. Ine captain ana ere"
W.rs saved.
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BRILLIANT VICTORY OYER LNDLAyS.
DETAILS OF COL. MACKENZIE's CAPTURE OF
CHEYENNE yILLAGE-173 LODGES AND 500
PONIES SEIZED.

DETAILS OF COL. MACKENZIE'S CAPTURE OF \
CHEYENNE vLLAGE-173 LODGES AND 500
PONIES SEIZED.
CHICAGO, Dec. 1.-The official report OF Col.
Mackenzie 18th Cavalry, received at tho military
headquarters here to-day. 1t states that about
the 24th Of November while marching ia a south
westerly direction toward the Sioux Pass Of the Big Horn
Mountains five advance scouts met him. and reported
that the main camp OF the Cheyennes about lj OF
20 miles distant. About sunset the command began NOV
ing toward the hostlcs reaching the village after day
light completely surprising the Indians, and compelling
them yacate the village suddenly and take refuge IN
rayinc After brisk fight, lasting hour, aud skirn
ishing till night they capulated. The entire village,
consisting Of 173 lodges, with all their contents were
destroyed, 500 ponies captured and % Indian bodies
found It is almost certain that much larger number
killed. Five soldiers and one officer were killed on
our side and % wounded. besides snoshone scout
belonging to Fifteen cavalry horses aud four horses
Of tho Indian scouts were killed.
The command then moved &c the camp on Powder
River where this report made the Goth Of Noyem'
Der. Lieut.. mckinney, .lth Cavalry, who was killed
was one OF the gallant officers. Gen. Crook, N
transmitting the above report, says: 81 cannot coa-
mend too highly this brilliant achievement and gauuy
OF the troops This viii be terrible blow TO the hosties,
as these Cheyennes were not only brlvest warr r,
but have been the head and front Of most Of Ac rdi
and deyltry committed in this country"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-12-02

NEW VERSION OF THE "sCHoOL FOR SCANDAL"
The sale of seats for Mr.. Days version
OF the School for Scandal" at the Fifth Avenue
Tneaer, began yesterday ana viii be continued daily
though few seats tOr the opening might remain undis
posed OF except at the hotels and agencies The Ohy
change which has been made in tho comedy lies IN the
arrangements OF the scenes, and this is one "hoh does
NOT IN any degree affect the incidents and (What would
De lie pardouaJls IN the handling Of such play tine
wit and the point OF the situations The changes how
eycr-.u.gc5ted originally by the management OF the
Prince OF wales Tneater, L0ndon-enable the manage
mont D De very elaborate in the setting OF the stage
only one scene is used each oct. In Shcrdans time
tho autnor was forced 10 depend his wit alone ths
artist on his cOors and drawing only Ia these days II
is permitted TO artists and authors (Or managers, eN
ecutors for them array their choice productions in
the most elegant frames settings. Among other fea
lures OF forthcoming production Is the setting Of the
stage with furniture Of the time OF sheridan, lately pur-
chased at the bankrupt sale Of a NewNork merchant,
who only a few years ago took fancy furnish his
house in the precise style Of that period
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nRA.IArIn NOTEs.

NIr. Geo. +. Rowesucwp play, Fifth Avenue"
vii. blow " King i"lr' al Booths rncatcr
Mr. Barry Sullivan is acting Macbeth and
Ric1aid ill., ou a.jcnajr u.H,. 40 Dur, lane IHcuter
Mr.. W. =. Gihart's play of "Dann Duce
is ia Tie enjoyment 80 Iu 90 ga, London H,yu.ict
Ms, Bella Patcmal has made hit, in The
Character oi Levy tiuicnr'J no tar London olympic
THratcr
Mr.. Hare has reopencd the Court Thcatcr
LuuIou, with Nj Charles CJgnIans latest play named
" The B.otA,rs.'
Nh Toole will rcappcar IN London, at the
Garty, Dee, 4, .n mes, play by MI ADcry named
Mr.. Lytton Sothern, son Of Edward A.
soihrru, the comedian, gone to Melbourne he
Will pursu, The procession 81 tl. stage.
The Christmas Pautomimc this year, at Dury
and Inc yokes Family win appear IN It.
Mr.. German Reed lately brought ont in Lon
and Mated The music is by Nr. Reed
Miss Heath continues to play Jane Shore, at
The London Princess, iuctttr, ana The performance aI
pears 10 be a prominent feature in local tucatricals
An elaborate and interesting morning per-
benefit of tic widow and child of the late w. H. lstJu
Mr. +. C.. Bunand and Arthur Sketchley
have Co,abOgrd in new play named The HrldicS3
Man." watch Ar "yndham Will produce at his Criterion
IueJter, London.
Mr. Charles Wyndham has begun, at the
Crystal Pare london s.r.es OF EGy on subjects IN
have been produced.
Mr. Alex. Henderson is the proprietor and
manager Oh what % aMod the Folly Tieattr IN London
and Miss Lydia Thompson is performing there ia
Robinson CrI-Or."
Mr. BARLEY Campbel's American play Of
"1hc Nirsinlan was brought out at the 81. james,
TlpiCr. London, Nov. 20. Mrs. john Wood and Mr.
George Honey are Ia the cast
Shakcspcare's comedy of "Twelfth Nlght'
brought Ou. IA s5lo " uncommon excellence, ut
Mlrs's Opera House, Cincinnati, ON "Wednesday night
Miss Nelson acting, for the trSt time the character OF
IiDd. Mention Is made, Ia he Enquirer that the
advance sale o seats the largest thai has ever
been known there, on an occasion of this kind
Twelfth Night had not before been acted In Cincinnati
for many years.
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ANOTHER ACCOUNT.

CHGTENNE, Wy. T., Dec. 1.-Additi0naI
particulars of Gen SEackonze's feht with the Cheyenne5
were received at Fettcrman last night Tho victory was
most complete The entire village, with all Of rs VIM
ter stores o subsistence and OF buffalo robes fell into
the hands Of our troops, leaving the Cheycnnes tho
bravcst and most warlike band Of hostile Indians
wholly destitute in the face Of rigid Winter the con-
temptation Of which fact caused them 20 fight with
desueratlon. Their less is about % men killed and a
large number wounded. Tie conduct OF Gen. Mdcicn-
za is characterized as brilliant, entGug only the loss
OF one officer Lieut. Mckinney, 4th Cavalry, OF Mem
phis, Tenn and five enlisted men killed and 20 wounded
The Pavnee scouts rendered valuable service and were
richly rewarded with spols Gen. Mackenzie viii join
Gen. Crook on Crazy Womau& Fork and a combined
attelwi be made upon liOrsc' VINO Is reported
10 be on the Rosebud River.
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morality and virtue that seems to me the most dan
gorous feature of the situation and the most fruitful
of mischief in the future 1t is not from the threats
of the disappointed that need haTbOr apprehen-
sions but from the undsturbed serenity of conscien
tious men who shirlS responsibility and let the end
justify the means. II is not physical violence that
we have to fear but moral rot.
But then in the last resort do you say Gov Hayes
is aman Of such high character that he viii suffer
no stain upon il by the acceptance of an Office TO
which he has not been legally elected7 hope he is
all that But how can he escape from it if he waits
in the presence Of possible fraud until by its full
consummation the Electoral Colleges are formally
constituted and commissioned with a majority of
one instructed to vote for him as the representative
and candidate of his partyl He can neither resign
decline or do anything by which to restore the
operation of law and justice and reGstabli5h the de-
feated will of the majority. His opportunity will
have passed if hc waits till then. His time to speak
is now in the presence of the possibility
Of fraud. 1 believe it to be his duty as
an honest man and the candidate of an
honest party to speak out now with what is most
needed and what is only needed, words of warning
against any conduct on the part Of the Louisapa or
any other returning board which should award him
the Presidency with any STAN upon his title to the
place. And believe it TO be the duty, too Of hon
est Republicans to take some organized action in
opposition to the threatened wrong to free govern
meDt and in yindiCatOn of the reputation of their
party and the character of The nation. If Truth is
to be struck down. let it not be in her own sanctuary
and by those who fought under her banner from lust
of plunder and not from devotion to her cause. b.
Nrtr Huron. Nov d 1876
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-12-02
THE TRUTH CONCERNING A COMMERCIAL.
AGENCY.

In Yesterdays TRIBUNE a statement was
made on the authority OF Dun, Barlow * Co
in reference TO Tho j. NJ. BrldsiTeet & Son Com.
pany part Of which the officers and attorney OF tho
company, J. II. Bird pronounce wholly incorrect No
Suits have been begun by any against the company
Bradstreet has been paid. There are stiu three
claims pending which have been in litigation for two
years past No offer to pay 80 cents the dollar on any
admitted indebtedness Of J. NJ. Bradstreet Son has
been authorized by The j. M Bradsreet Son Company
In one ease whore j. " Bralsregt son Wcr. suel by
the assignee OF q former empovG the late firm put I'M
defense setting up counter olaH exceeding the amount
claimed by the pianM I'm order 10 ger ild OF litigation
I'm The matter the attorney Of The T. r. BraI,tr.ct N
Son Company was authorized 10 submit. OFF, 20 com.
promise no 80 cents the dollar. No proceedings have
the transfer of the business OF the late Erm a. j. T.
Brldstrcct son 10 the present company. This trGssr
was made seven months ago
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-12-02
CONGRATULATIONS IN AEg-oRLEASs

NEARLY 100 HOUSES BUESED-A NEGRO IHCEN-
DIARY KmLED-COTTAGERs WHO LOST ALL TINY
HAD.
NEw-ORLEANs Dec. IA fire broke out
early this 10 Tie corner of 81 Bernard and Ca-
borgests Il reached ana crossed Espanadeist Three
blocks had been destroyed at Ioon AS tar az be
ceraucd the following the number Of the houses de-
stroyeI 20 Coumbns,,24 on H0Derts0n-st,32 on Vii
lce-. Mar---t, and 10 houses ana ST. Anna Church
on E,pauJde-st The dwellings OF Augu,,c and Amadoe
Coucrc and Mcssrs. Abrams R0cca Clark, aud CrOzat-
superb residences Esplandde-st.-were consumed.
Most OF the buildings burned we're small cottages, and
hundreds Of poor people lost an they possessed.
Leon Ditrieux, member Of the Fire Department, had
his lex broHen On three places. negro VINO was de-
tcctUd setting fire 20 OF the buildings during Tie
t10yress Of the C1nldratOn shot anC Instantly
killed Another negro, found IN the act o. commit
ii. < the same crime shot at bat was missed, and
succee led IN making DIS escape
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splne n affected she has made AFFIDAVIT before ,b.
Complaint Clerk, and the officer will be tried soon
CHARGES or PARK MlsMAYAGEMENr

The hearing of the charges against Park
Commissioners Martin and ODonohue was continued
before Mayor Wickham yesterday morning. Col Has,
kns Dorman j. Eaton, and Jackson :. Schultz repr.
scented the cOmplainants Controller Green was elso
present. Letters from contractors we're read stating
that the payment by the Park Department Of -
per day to common labOrers had caused a.
content among the woriimen employed By ur.
vate contractors who were receiving from a
TO ~ 20 per day. John Manning, eV-forcman on tho
parks testified that of the $50 unler him only four
were skilled workmen Park Commissioner stebblns /,
reply 10 questions by Col Hawkins said that he knee d,
no reason gwen for the discharge Of the chiefs OF
EXCEPT the insuiciency OF the appropriations Ev-pet
Commissioner williamson testified that IN JanuaT, H.,
Inc had submitted 10 the board heme for reducing lie
appropra ions which would have saved about So o0o
yearly b. the department Commissioner Stebblng mi
ne were ready 10 vote FOR it, but they could nor get M
resolution where il cDud be voted upon 40 the eaas
OF Park Commissioners Martin and ODDuOlIa the no.
ing was adjourned until Thursday next at II a. M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-12-02
TIE Escaped CONYICTS.
TWO KGEPEBs CHARGED WITH NEGLGENCE-rHE
CRIMINALS STILL At LARGE.

TWO KaEPEBs CHARGED WITH NEGLIGENCE--THE
CEDuSALs STILL At LARGE.
The three COnyictS who succeeded on Thurs
day I'm uailas their escape from BiackwePs Island
mad not been recaptured at p. yesterday Warden
Fox sent al the keepers that could be spared from
the Peuig,ntsry, and they searched diligently all day
lor the ludycs The following report made to the
Commissioners Of Charities and Correction yesterday by
warden Fox:
have the honor report to your honorable board that
Elk cpuvics escaped from the island a. 1880 o'clock on
boat house and rowing over to the Long Island shore
Notice was immediately teegraplgd 10 the Police Gem
trl OHcr, and icqucs. was made that they would
thcriss oi Bro0kln and Long Island City.
number OF our officers were dispatched 10 Long Island
med tAotod9- ',dicI was made ahd continued uhtu
dark which resulted IN the capture OF three OF the pl5-
james Mccarthy April 20, 1876, Is months, and Jonn
Nolan, OCi. 20, lS4l years HIb months. The three
Hayes age II, . ltet lhches' I53 pounds rea hdr,
brown eyes. rudiy ,Jm aNon, dots ON right arm, The
sentenced Dy Justice Morgan. Aay 49, 1876, 10 year
assault ANA battery. t.l4'tJ Daley, a-c -, 10
pihi- I',' 'l.'' p,o ~ nsI DiIt tl,' ia.t C1li,
p"Non, sears ana dots on eft ARM ne was sentenced
uy Recorder hdcArti' Dec -, lo'l, 70 2'2 years
kenny alias VIM. Kenny, age p. feet 72 inches,
IJ7 pounds, black Lair, hazel gray eyes, dark
compI. viuui stars, r X hands clasped, ami q
woman mead On rshl ARM cIc.uNOn, Stars, dui dots
ON lct arm; mole undlr right car; sentenced by Re-
battery. would SAY tnA had The two guards in charge
OF tuC two eIsdDua,5 Oh the station whence the con-
Ycts escaped used ,h" most ordinary vigilance the
escape could no, by any possibility have been Effected
The reason that the gang was taken tHo holiday
Was That storm soemsd Imminent, adt the Deputy
Warden anxious ~ get the new building on which
they were at WORK covered.
The two negligent keepers, Kelley and Dugsrs viii
probably be dismissed from the department by tho con-
missiolers. t is believed that the capture OF the usi
tycs is only question OF time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-12-02
SERIOUS CHARGE AGAINST A POLICEMAN.

Superintendent Walling was yesterday morn
Ing informed by Miss Annie Congdon OF No 1863 East
Twelfth-s that AS she standing IN conversation with
a lady friend az Avenue and Twclf,h-st., on Wednes
day evening officer Kelsey Of the Seventeenth Precinct
addressed the most insulting language 10 her, and told
her to move on She insisted that she respectable
woman aud he thereupon struck her with his club yo-
leny across the back knocking her down and iJuring
her severely She went Immediately to the Fifth Street
Police station and told the captain what had occurred
Her Injuries were serious that she confined to her
bed on Thanksgiving Day, and her physician says her
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-12-02
CLOSING or The CANALS.

1liE RECEIPTS AND TIE EXPENDITURES Less
Albany, Nov. 30.-The canals viii be closeu
Tomorrow Tor the season They have peoh IA va,i"''o
about three weeks less shan diving last se'son AN" '''
receipts Tor tolls will fal oil some 100000 upon 'A3 o
celuts OF last year. But il Is comforting 20 Ano" '
tey have been run at expense OF ei)VVo ','' "'
last year. By careful management OF the coHmsalo'''
Adm Thayer, Commissioner OF the Eastern ~ ,
y, ,,,,, bis division the sum Of $4,000 Tho
water viii be allowed 10 remain IN the prism ~ nb-
her district OF Albany whore several hes ~ w 40
,fi Nyould otherwise be left through the Winter N ~
water nearer than the Hudson River IN case Oh h'o'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-12-02
MISICAL NOTES.

NJ. Gounod has left Paris 10 finish a new
opera, CiUquc aars,' hu.ettO Dy MI. lollaon aud
tfttt.
Mis-, Abbott has sung ia "R.-J'otto,' ia Liy-
rUI with .ir success She rs the liy O refused 20
uiv IN Ia luylta" BECAUSE she considered ne role
OF gtDistil immoral
Herr Won uulscn, nlenddnt-GmeIl Of the
~ .u tlr-t.rr. is organizing festival ia honor col,
- art hc iyru year IN Berlin, ~ which d the
artistic ycieh!Itic7 81 IIuy DO 1e asked 90 cooperate