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COIOr.blind.

To the Editor of the scar;
IL is an old adage that 'an ounce Of
prevention is worth pound OF cure,"
and so, in these days Of railway acci
dents, every precaution adopted by rail.
way officials may be the means of pre-
venting untold damage and loss OF life.
1t 10 a well-known fact to every student
Of ply ysiology that such notifications of
the iris and rettna may exist, that the
person may be literally color-blind; that
is, unable to distinguish even the seven
primal colors, without mentioning the
thousand variations and blendings of
color which are known to exist. A
recent examination by the authorities
OF a swedish railway developed the fact
that among two hundred and siXty-six
employees eighteen were color-blind. Tue
failure to distinguish col0fs by either
engineers OF sW1tchmen would lead
almost certainly to disaster and de-
struction. Would it not be well, then,
for our railway authorities to enter into
a similar investigation, and are not the
travelling public sufficiently interested
10 demand it? A few worthy men who
are thus afh cted may temporarily suffer,
but who wall dare compute the damage
and loss Of life, consequent upon neg
lect to speedily ascertain So simple a
factf We leave the answer OF these
questions to nll who are interested.
CINCINNATI January 10. x.
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The United States Official Postal Guide
for January conlains an alphabetical
list of all the POst-Offices In the United
States, a list OF money-order otiices in
cludin9 the Canadian), tables o. dOmes-
tic and foreign postage, hours Of arrival
and closing OF maiIs in the principal
cities, and full information about reg
istered letters and money orders, with
useful suggestions TO. the, public. The
number also contains the rulings of the
Post-1fice Department ON doubtful and
disputed points during the last three
months, and revised list OF the salaries
now paid to, PosLmasterS OF offices OF
the first, second, and third class. The
Guide is one Of the cheapest periodicals
issued, giving over twelve hundred
pages of matter in year. Single anm-
Ders 90 cents. Published BY IL o.
Houghton Il Company, Boston.
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CIT NIGHT HAVE BEEN."-Sometimes
what dreamy, far-away picture of the
beautiful Had-Been it calls up in your
memory, when you have loved fair
young girl with all the fervor and pas.
sionate ardor Of a manly nature, when
your very soul has caught the inspira-
tiOn of her presence, and her face has
been for you the realisation of all that
was tender, and fair, and pure, and
when the loss of the prize has swept
over your heart like sirooco OF agony,
and left it dry, and bitter, and hard-ten
years after, 10 look over an alley fence
when hunting for your runaway boy,
and see her in the backyard OF a corner
grocery, with draggled calico dress
pinned up over red flannel petticoat,
mans hat perched on her head, and
stretching o tapping shirt over a line,
while she holds two clothespins be-:
tween her teeth [BurlinG. ION Hawkeye.
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A SLIGHT MISTAKE.-A West Hill man
says Burdette gov up in a vague state Of
mind the other morning, and, feeling
around in the dark for his socks, got
hold Of his wife's striped stockings.
When he pulled them on and stretched
them W, ne felt so completely dressed
that he uidWt think OF putting on auy-
thing else, but went incoming around
until he found lamp, and fell to. toe
floor in tit of terror at the sight OF his
legs. When they restored MIN to con-
seriousness, they couldn't make MIN Oe-
lleVe that Lne house hadn't been burg-
larized by oirou.-;lown or au escaped
convict, because, he said, Il sa" him
the minute struck the match. just rs
plainly as / see you now. Nobody's
safe in these awful times"
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BOARD OF PUBLIC WOKKS.
business Transacted by the Board
This Morning.


The Board met in regular session,
all the members present, aud President
Bell in the chair.
The following resolution, offered by
Mr.. Caldwell, was adopted:
"0n the 1st day OF July, 1859, the City
Council passed an ordinance prescrib-
ing the terms and conditions of street
passenger railroads within the city OF
Cincinnati, under this ordinance re.
quiring contracts for the term and
period OF twenty years. Several
street railroad routes were adopted by
the City Council on July 10, 1863. In
preparing an ordinance for extension OF
one OF these routes, viz, No. A, the ques-
ton arises, can the city provide legally
for a franchise to the extension pro.
posed to continue longer than July 13,
1879:
'Resolyed, That the Solicitor be re-
quested to furnish this Board W.T.,
written opinion for its guidaDI.e as tc
the powers of the city Cities in the
premises as above"
Adjourned.
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Police Court.

Neutrality-suspicious.. III. .Spaulding,act
ing as vendor, 30-$10; VIM. Bechley ant
VIM. Sway, burglary, bound over; II
Stewart, same, dismissed; ;Chas. @ ligley
exposing person, dismissed; John Good
ing, concealed weapons, 80 $50; Charles
Leitwich, same, $40; Louis Kraus, abus
ing family, $3.50.
Dunk aud Disorderly-Barney Funke
$5; John Maley, dismissed; Michael
Craig, 50.
Assault and Batterv-George Seeger,
continued to January IL: Laura Russell,
dismissed.
Petit Larceuy--W. L. Rogers, jury 9
T. NJ; John Purdy aud Thomas Waley,
continued to January IT; Fred. VaudeD.
beld, dismissed; Charles Jones, 80. 5000;
Samuel Brooks, dismissed; JAS. Brewer,
80. $500.
Vagrancy-Jas. McCaffery, 80 days;
Pat. Koyle, continued to January 1S;
Anna Wilson, continued to January Il;
Irwin Cook, 30 days,
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Association Of Lead Manuf0ctars
GrAs

Association Of Lead Manuf0ctar-
ef1s
The Association of Lead Manufacture
ers OF the United States aud Canads
will meet in Convention to-day at the
Gibson House.
The following Eastern delegates have
already arrived and are at the Gibson
House:
J. Mcintyre, of Detroit. N. j.; B. ".
johnson, San Francisco, Cal; j. Il.
Granniss, B. Tatba .sr., b. latham, jr;,
K. A. Leroy, U. A. Schmitz and q. +.
Sllnley, Of New York; W. j: Bride, oi
Boston,; A. Braun and G. b. Buck, oil
Philadelphia.
The following arrived at noon from
St. Louis: MIR. Carworth, M. Chad
burn and K. W. Blatchf0rd. The dele
gates from Chicago and others from the
West will also arrive today.
The number of delegates will be about
fifty. The object OF the Convention Is tC
discuss the mutual interest OF the Asso-
citation.
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THE BENNETT-MAY FARCE.
Little Honor is Preserved With Loss Of
Little Blood.
Particulars as Far as Received

National Associated Press to the Star.
New YORK, Jan. 10.-Regarding the
Bennett-MaY duel there is still great
uncertainty as to the damage done. The
Times calls it"A Farce in Three Shots"
The Times special from Marydell, Mary
land, says they fought at twenty pa ces,
position face to face. Three shots were
exchanged when the seconds interfered
and mutual explanations were made,
and the affair amieably, though, of course,
rather sheepishly settled. Bennett made
certain proposals which were accepted
1t is believed both men are satisfied,
and there will be no further meeting.
The Tribune and Sun both publish
specials from Dover, Del, stating that
the duel was bloodless, that three shots
were exchanged, and matters settled by
Bennett making proposition to May,
which the latter accepted.
The Herald has no special on the sub
ject, nor in fact does IL contain any NEIL
tion OF the affair.
AT the Union Club last night several
OF the members said the duel had been
fought and that Bennett was unhurt
and that May was wounded in the leg.
Some limited their belief that MAY was
mortally wounded. 1t Is said that Rem
nett, accompanied by his second and
several friends, will 20 abroad, probably
to Europe, and as soon as they have set
sail, full details OF the duel will be made
public. The Worlds report of the affair
says the point of meeting was exactly
on the line between Maryland and Del
aware. In taking their places the prin-
cipals stood each on one side Of The
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From New Orleans Special in to-day's Com
mercial.
New ORLEANS, Jan. 1O.-It Is certain
that Warmotn heads the movement to
break up the quorum OF the Republican
Legislature, and it looks tonight as il it
would succeed. The Republican Legis.
lature will remain in session all night.
The Republican leaders are much dis.
heartened, and look anxiously to Wash
ington for aid. They say they must
make a movement tomorrow to recover
what they have lost, or the colored men,
bers of the Legislature will desert them.
Gen. Augur received orders from til 0
Secretary of War to-lay to disperse all
illegal organizations likely to disturb
the peace. He notified the commander
OF Nichols militia that they must dis
band, and the order was obeyed. Gen.
Augur does not consider that Nichols
police come under his instructions.
These are sufficient to control the city.
From New Orleans Special in to-day's En-
quircr.
The situation at midnight is briefly
this: The Nichols Government have
possession of all the Courts in the city,
the police stations, and, in fact, every
thing pertaining to the establishment oil
a legally elected Government. Per con-
ira, Packard, with a few companies vi
negro militia ready to desert the mo.
ment opportunity offers, and a couple of
hundred detunct police, with a few legis-
lators, are coOped up in their own garri-
son, afraid even of their own shadows.
The police, as well as negro militia and
legislators, are prisoners themselves,
and by mutual intimidation by their
leaders prevent each other from abaL-
doning the crowd and joining the legal
Government or going to their homes.
AT one time during the day Packard
marshaled even the Legislature into his
service, and compelled all to take arms
to defend him. He then thought that
the Nichols militia would attack his old
shaked0wn ofa building, but they didn't
want it, and up to midnight not gun
has been fired, nor has the slightest dis
turbance occurred.
From New Orleans special to to-day's Ga
zette.
In the State-house matters are quiet.
Az a caucus to-day, it was determined
to elect Kellogg for the long term, and
Attorney Hunt for the short
term, but lack of a quorum defeated the
programme. The nights siege may et-
iect a change. The Nichols militia were
directed to return to their homes, and
report Tomorrow W morning, but hundreds
carrying guns are on the streets, and
there are arms for sufficient number
handy in case any attack should be de-
sired by the Democratic leaders. Not
a United States soldier has appeared in
the State-house, all remaining within
their barracks. One load OF vicLuaIs got
into the State-house by order OF Gen.
Nichols.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 9-12:55 P. M
The Democratic pickets around the
State-house have just received orders
not to interfere With any one going to or
from 1t. This may be in conse Quen ce of
the order OF the Secretary OF War to
Gen. Augur.
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LATEST LOCAL.

The entertainment of the Davenport
Club is postponed for one week, on ac-
count OF the death Of DR.. NJ. b. Graf.
THE following notice has been is sued
to the police: "When an alarm OF fire
Is given one man from each beat will at
tend; and when general alarm is given
all men must attend Immediately and
give all the assistance they can, and
keep the crowd at a proper distance.
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FOREIGN.
National Associated Press to the Star.
RoUMANIA SPEAKS.

NaJIOnaI AsSUUTaJ6u FTG5s 10 GHU 6JHFs
RoUMANIA SPEAKS.
VIENNA, Jan. 10.-Roumania has ofn.
cially announced herself as freed from
the vassalage of the Porte, on account
of her rights being violated by the new
Ottoman Constitution.
SERIOUS RUMOR.
CONsTANTINoPLE, Jan. 10.-A rumor
has reached here that the Rus sian army
In Turkistan, forty thousand strong, has
been destroyed by an uprising OF the
inhabitants. The rUmor creates great
excitement.
MoHAT PASHA,
during an interview with the Marquis oil
Salisbury, declared that Europe was
foolish to annoy Turkey any more. lest
a general war would ensue.
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A bonanza OF GOLDEN Gp.1x ia

A BONANZA OF GOLDEN GRAIN.-Talk
about bonanzasl Iaa corn crop of The
United States this year amounts TO one
oiilion two hundred and ninety five mil
lion bushels. at forty cents per bushel,
a fair average price the country over,
this would be worth $51S, ,000, 900. On the
other baud, the estimated yield Of our
gold and silver mines ior the year will
De $65, 250,00 With natural teldenoy
OF mankind to talk and think most about
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New Jersey.

National Associated Press to the STAR
TRENTON, N. j., Jan. 10.-The Legisla-
ture met at 8 P. NJ, yesterday, and the
Senate organized by electing Hou. Leon
Abbot, of Hudson, President. The mes
sage OF Governor Bedle WAS then read.
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The following marriage licenses were
issued since our last report:
Bonus Griesser and Theresa Chantz.
FREQ. RoWekamp and Amelia Foster.
f. Nosbang aud Francis Heitsmann.
T. j. Charles and Mary A. Page.
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LNOR sALE-FOUNDRY, &o.-1he foundry
4 and hollow ware business lately carried
oh by the Redfeld, Bowen & Walworth COM
laDy, at 24j-2C7 High street, Louisville, In
, &C. With the above will be sold, II desired,
the State right Of an economical process for
saving the quantities OF metal usually wasted
an foundries, together with all necessary ma
estab. isnnent employs 81 moidors, and com
nnands large southern wholes lie trade. For
t'Tthsr particulars address JOHN EVERIrT,
Assignee, Louisville. 1V-6t
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National Assoolated Press to the Star.

National Associated Press to the star.
NV ORLEANS, Jan. 10-1 A. M
Gen. Longstreet, at New Orleans, has
committed him self fully against the
Kellogg Government, believing thai
both Tilden and Nichols have carried
Louisiana beyond all disputation. He
proposes, however, to take no active
part in the pending dispute. Governor
Packard reports the metrop olitan tele.
graph wire cut, and he has established
communi cation with United States
Marshal Pitkin at the CustOm-hOuse by
means of the United States Signal Corps.
fhe metropolitaus az the State.house are
being armed with springfield rifles, and
shops in the French quarter are all
closed.
The United States troops are at the
New Orleans Hotel, two blocks away,
watching the crowd on the square, but
are not under arms. The excitement
increases with every movement, and the
situation is exceedingly critical. The
State-house is defended as is thought to
be by about twelve hundred men, mostly
negroes. The new police force being
thoroughly organized, the militia hand
ed over to them the regular stations.
General Augur stated his instructions
and intentions were to keep peace. He
said in the event Of conflict in any of
The streets Of serious character he
would intervene.
At dark the MarshaPs militia was
concentrated at Lafayette Square and
dismissed for the night, except the de-
tail watching the Stale-house and pre-
venting negroes and the receipt of sup
plies. The intention now is to starye
the Packard garrison.
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AMUSEMENTS.
GRAND OPERA-HOUSE.

SOldene English Comic Opera Com
panys
In Two Operas Tonight, TRIAL BY JURY
and CHILPERIC.
Thursday-TRIAL BY JURY and GENE
WE'VE DE BRABANT.
Friday-THE GRAND DUCHESS.
Only Soldene Matinee Saturday-MADAME
L'ARLHIDUC.
Monday next-Grand Testimonial Benefit OF
Mr. HARRY EYIINGE.
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EOR EXCHANGE-HOUS comforta-
I bic house Of nine rooms in Covingtop, on
BtrecJ railroad, and two lots in same, or Iowa
land and some money Tor well built house
ments and yard, iu Cincinnati. Address Box
&c, COyingtOn, Ky. Got
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FOR RENT.

THOR NT-PARLOR-Large, fronU par
lOr, suitable for Office; rent low. Inquire
ut store, 2l9 West Fifth street, near Plum.
b lU-4t
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

tENT ANrED - OLD GOLD - Cash paid for
w diamonds, watches, old gold and silver
A. A. EYSTER, 39 w. Fifth. jaI0-2t+
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THE LATEST
NEW ORLEANS.
The Late Movement as Seen
from Opposite StandpOints.

All Quiet in the City To-day.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

FVNTANTED - SITUATION To do kitchen
J w work. Address M. K. f., 2ll Water ST.,
best OF references given. Sat
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TNOR SALE-DRY GOODS-Good stock of
l. dry goods, In good healthy town Of l,20O
population best location in the place; will in
voice about MQo % " on accohmtGi t failing health
q bargain, il applied for soon. A. L. B ESs-
ING. So.Ah ChaTleslon, Clark Co, Ohin. So
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FOR SALE.

TOR SALE-SEWING MACHINE-A NEW
IL No. 9 Wheeler & Wilson sewing machine
INQUIRE at this Office. se9-tf
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Edition

For the neat t,centyfoar hours, probably
cloudy aDtth rising temperature, tolloaoed by
fair and cooler t0eather.
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LATER.
ALI Quiet This Morning.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 10.-General Au.
CUR telegraphs the War Office this morn.
ing that no disturbance has yet oc.
Cured in New Orleans; that is, there has
been no collision between the two fac
ti0ns. General Sherman says that Gen.
eral Augur will not interfere unless q
fight occurs between the Nichols and
Packard forces, and then he will only
interfere to keep the peace.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 10.-All is quiet,
but both parties are very reticent. Lines
Of Nichols police and metropolitans
both guard the State-house. Inside the
State-house are metropolitans looking
like they had been on duty all night
without sleep, and members of the Leg
islature presenting a similar appear
ance.
Governor Packard looked as cool and
collected as on yesterday. He stated
that there was no change in the situa-
tion since last evening, beyond the fact
that the House would have a quorum tc-
day, which was prevented yesterday by
fears OF the members.
The Senate still wants one to COM
piete quorum. Ex-Governor Kellogg,
ohAsSu ObotCo Iu al budl IILhln, anu OLn-
ers, were present, engaged in earnest
conversation. All Were very relicent
and declined to give any information as
to their lines of policy or intentions.
THE LATEST.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 1O-3:30 P. M.-The
Democratic representatives from Louis
lana have just received dispatch from
Gov. Nichols stating thai there were in
dications that an attempt was about to
be made to have the Supreme
Court Of the State, of which
Judge Luderling was Chief JUS
ticc, recognized by the Federal
Government as the legal tribunal of the
state as against the Judges just appoint-
ed, and Installed by the Democratic
Government, and asking that those Rep
resentatives coll on the Attorney Gen
eral and The President and lay lie case
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TOk SALE - ENGINE Two horse engine,
I new design, tubular boiler. NJ. r. CON-
WAY, 222 W est Second street. ja6-l2t
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I'm WANTED BUY YOUR HATS or
3 MARTIN, at AZ W. Firthst jy16-tf
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Ill HID good Flour . warranted to give
FgHERAn satisfaction = can be supplied by
lAVUas going to tho WEST -EN D MILLS.
Your orders are solicited Delivery free
JAMES X. HURIN, Sixth street, betw cen
BaymIller and Freeman. de1-3A
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tTOR LEASE-HOTEL-And furniture for
E sale, the Central Ilotel, in Connersvillc,
Indiana; cheap lease, good terms on furni ure.
willie, Indiana. b-5t
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EOR SALE -PLOW FACTORY - At less
than cost, a new ami complete plow fac
tory, with engine and machinery, or interest
in same to an experienced manufacturer. Ad-
Dress s. E. TRICE. HopkinsYille, Ky. b-6t
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TOR RENT-COTTAGE-Df nine rooms, in
Avondale; good furnace; mating and oil
cloth for sale If wanted; reasonable rent In
0uIre on premises, Main avenue, second house
from Woodward avenue, OF at "a West Fourth
street, Of j. s. OTIS. 8-4t
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NNTANTED - HORSES TO BOARD = For
wv the winter in the country. Terms cheap.
FOR information apply to y. L. STAHL. at
Shook b McNicolPs stable, southwest corner
of Fifth and Sycamore. noI6-tf
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EVNTANTED- - -ENGAGEMENr-A compe-
w tent and experienced book k-keeper de-
sires an engagement to spend his evenings,
hrom until 10 O'Clock, in writing up a set Of
books or adjusting complicated accounts. Best
Or city references given. Address BOOK
KEEPER. Post-oifce Box $50. lU-lt
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fNOR SALE = FEATHERS - Large 4X-Ib.
II pillows, 81 each; 95-lb. beds. S6; choice
W. MORRISON. 81 W. Sixth street, between
Nam and Walnut, fourth floor. de29- -26t+
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WI ANTED - SITUATION - AS up stairs
w gill or nurse. Apply at No. o. Augusta
street. between Smith and John. Sat
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flor PENTHOUSE Two story, Of eight
1t rooms. large yard convenient for two
small families, No. 332 Ninth street, between
MOUND and cutter streets. Apply next door
HMeak 0-4t
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tVNT ANTED - OFFICE = Unfurnished front
w and back room, for physicians Office,
west OF Vine and north OF Fourth street; ref
.erences exchanged. Address DIR. G., care Of
Carrier No. ID. Sat
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Tor SALE-DRY GOODS, &c.-Rare busI-
L ness opportunity for casa only; stock of
dry goods, MOTTO Is, &c, of a prosperous cash
business, IN Delaware. Ohio; satisfactory rea-
sons for wishing to part with 1t. Apply to L.
GEMMELL, Delaware, Ohio. lU-6t
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WTANTED - SITUATION BY a young
w man who speaks German and English,
to work at anything; can give good reference.
Address RICHARD, this Office.
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NM ANTED D-SIrUATION BY German
w girl for housework; good COOK and laun- :
dress; references given; city OF country. 25j
Court street. 9-5t