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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1877-01-11

whether the Earl would think she looked we'll ;
but then, she reflected, with sigh, as she
turned away, what mattered it if he did
Even at her best, she never could be pretty
enough to satisfy his fastidous taste.
Punctually, as the second bell rang, Lord
Desborough knocked at his wife's door, and
offered her his arm to conduct her to the
diningroom.
Il hope you found your attendance salts
factory?" be remarked, interrogatively, as
they went down stairs.
"Perfectly satisfactory"
"Did you find things to your taste, in your
apartments?" .
ENTIRELY so," replied Geraldine; and she
could not forbear adding, with some warmth,
Il must not fail to thank you, my lord, for
the care you have bestowed on the arrange
ment of these rooms. Nothing could be more
tasteful or more convenient; it is, in fact,
perfect"
II am delighted that it meets with your ap-
proval," said the Earl, calmly. Nothing
more was said until they reached the dining
room, where they found repast elegantly
served, With four liveried attendants awaiting
their entrance. His lordship led Geraldine
to the head of the table, and taking bis seat
at the opposite end, gravely invoked bless.
ing, after which the silver covers we're re-
moved, and the meal began. -..
Tempting as were the viands set before her,
the poor bride could eat but little. What
strange, form u affair was this-her FIRST meal
at her husbands board. No kind familiar
glances, no soft tones addressed to her in to-
ken of an understanding between them, or OF
the Earl's satisfaction in her presence Only
a formal interchange Of courtesies, such as
might have marked the intercourse of mere
acquaintances on friendly terms, and nothing
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-10
Rrsris SEATED.

J. b. Eustis has been seated a. Sen
asor from Louisiana. He Is paired ON
all political questions with Mr.. Sharon.
10 that the Senate practically stands
politically precisely where IL did before
his admission. Thstrm Of Mr.. Eustis
expires on the 4th Of March, 1879. The
Senate now embraces thirty'sighs Re
publicans. thirty-ssven Democrats. and
one Independent Davis Of nlinois). II
the sx.Judgs votes with the Democrats
IL will create q tie. and give to our Re
publican Vice President the casting vote.
In u event the Republicans q con-
troll the Senate until tho 4tA Of March.
1879.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-10
CALIFORNIA ITEMS.

The s. =. Alta Of Saturday says: Me.
Donald. OF G~lengsrry. would not ''dec."
and now 7. +. C~svsnaugh. Of l40 Nato-
INA street. turns up. and explains the
circumstance Of the Harbor Police find-
ing his coat. etc.. including love.lstters.
near the water front. He was robbed
aud knocked ssnseless with q sand-club.
and ON recovering neglected TO report
the case 10 the police.
A movement Is taking shape to induce
the United States Government TO pur-
chase the Palace Hotel. San Francisco.
for use a. q Post.ofice and military
headquarters. and also to accommodate
courts and all other Federal Offices In
San Francisco. excepting those connected
with the customs service. The details
Of the intended propositions are not yet
disclosed.
The Grass Valley Unioa says "Ex-
tensivs repairs have Of late been made
on the streets and bridges Of Nevada
City, which adds to the looks Of the
town and comfort Of the people. Broal
street looks very well with the covering
Of plank"
The late rains have spoiled all the
grapes left on the vines in Yolo county,
but there Is a variety Of large grapes
called the Black Morocco. which Is still
In the market. They are a. large IN
pigeons eggs, and quite hvndsome.
The Manzauita Gravel mine. at Nevada
City. has been incorporated. Capital
stock. $5.000.0O0
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-10
EUROPE.
lsrsciAL DisrArcH TO rHs ooLD- HiII
pAnx NKvs.l
rhe great var m the Enst.

The Great war IN she Eass.
CoSsrASrNorLE. Dec. 1o.-Intelligence
received from Elena says that operations
between that place and Tirnovs are
suspended because Of bad weather. Great
preparations are being made 70 defend
Elena In case the Russians attsmpt 70 re-
capture II.
LONDON, Dec. ia telegram from Ra-
gusa says the inhabitants Of Scutari and
Albanian chiefs have telegraphed 10 Con.
stAntinople for aid against the Montene-
grins. declaring that II the request 10 dis.
regarded they will solicit protection oil
Italy.
KARs. Dec. TO- Operations against Err
zeroum may bs postponed for . fortnight.
No attempt will DO made TO establish q
strict blockade on account OF the inciem.
sncy Of the weather. but II IL supposed
that communication with Trebizond Will
shortly DO cut, a. . Russian division u
marching In that direction.
PERA, Dec. l0.-Intolligence 10 received
that Suleiman PashA passed through Has
grad Friday On route for Rustchuk.
The situasiou In France.
LONDON. Dec. 10.-A Paris corrsspon.
dent says: assuming tho Ssi's account
Of Sundays meeting Of the Constitutional.
i.ts TO be correct, Il IL unlikely that N.
Dufaure would comply with tho request OF
his colleagues. On Saturday the Presi-
dent repeatedly said that no intended .
fresb dissolution, aud 10 was expected that
the new Ministry would Ask the Senate 10
consent thereto ON Monday or Tuesday
Another correspondent says: "very few
believe that N. Bathie will DO able 10 form
. Miuistry, and even he at . meeting OH
Sunday said that he thought dissolution
was p~erilous and be was not In favor Of II.
Cssdisies OF shs Pspe.
RoNE. Dec. lo.-within the past few
days all the Italian political and military
authorities have received instructions call
culated to insure the free and undisturbed
meeting Of the ConclAve. Although news
paper reports concerning the Pope's health
are more favorable, private advicss say
that his condition 10 growing worse. Ho
lies helpless. aud though his mind 10 claar
hs endures great suffering. from which lac
Ia expecting and even hoping for speedy
release.
NEW YoRE. Dec. lO.-A Herald London
correspondent In Rome telegraphs that the
exciting discussion with regard TO French
ecclesiastical affairs which 10 now taking
place caused the Pope 10 pass . bad night.
On Saturday he was troubled with vomit-
ing and sufiocating catarrh. In the MORN
ing the doctor discovered that the ulcer In
his leg had closed In consequence Of SWELL
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-10
LIGHTNING FLASHES.

A barn near H~ackensack. New Jersey,
owned by Peter b. Alderman. was do.
stroyed by fire last night. Tho stallion
Hyperion. with . record OF 2:27. and val
! ued at S20, 900. and eight other valuable
horses. we G burned to death.
1t IL understood that there will be no
vot. In the senate this week OF any I'M
portant question. after Eustis' Senatorial
case shall have been disposed OF. but
that the most Of the week will be devoted
| TO . discussion Of the silver bill. A num-
Der Of Senators have therefore made ar
rangements to leave for their homes be-
fore the holiday recess.
DIR. Albert T. Bledsoe. editor Of the
!Ss"ihers Rsriee. and former professor Of
the University Of Virginia, died at Alex.
andria, Virginia. last night OF paralysis.
A New York dispatch Of this morning
says: From $50 A. N. yesterday 10 II ?.
| n. $50 arrests were made for violating the
excise law. For the irst timo In three
years . hundred g~roggeries were closed TO-
DAY and tonight.
Dispatches from London that
the Inman steamer. City Of New York.
has passed Queenstown, having the miss
ing steamer City Of Berlin In tow.
ni.,.,ch.. from Grand Tower. Illinois.
say that Charles Mulrich shot aud killed
M. wife In Fountain Bluff township, Ran
dolph county, yesterday, and then blew
out his own brains ON account Of family
difficulties.
Tbs R.rlin s~emi.oaieial p.pers depy
that the three Imperial Powers have re-
Gently bean comforting together In relation
to terms Of peace. The Gar has given no
ticc OF his intention TO roturn To ~. Pc
tsrsburg between pecempcr z'd AMI 'ahu'
AIRY oth'
II Is reported that Prince Bismarck has
renewed his request to be relieved from
official cares.
Robert l.. Case. President. Theodore r.
w.tmors, vice-President. and Isaac II.
Allen, Secretary Of the Security Life In.
surance aud Annuity Company Of New
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-10
coNrlNuK n FAIR.

The Fair Of the Pacific Coast Pho.
nssrs. will close. according to the orig
ingal programme. at National Guard
Hall. Virginia, tonight. There is a
strong pressure from the outside. and q
very influential opinion on the inside.
that this Fair should 60 on until the
old Pioneers are relieved Of whatever
coin they may be possessed Of. The
holidays are close upon US. Everybody
10 generous to the extent Of his means.
and neg 10 the tins Of all others for the
Pioneers to make q rich strike. We arr
most decidedly In favor Of continuing
the Fair. The "old Boys need all the
money which they a pan ont. The
men who have come to Nevada since
the Pioneers have opened Il NJ. owe
those boys a debt OF gratitude. They
can pay IL. and will pay ii. by patroniz'
ing this Fair. Il is by NO means To-
yond the range Of possibility. that a
sum may be realized by this Fair. sufi-
cisnt to wipe out the entire debt which
the Pacific Coast Pioneers owe BY all
means. lot the Fair 90 on. II affords
healthy amusement to the public and
places money in the treasury OF the
"old Boys"
Since writing the above the ladies
under whors management the Fair ID
being held. have informed Us that II
will BE- continued until tomorrow
Tuesday, night, that bsins the last
night for which the hall n be secured.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-10

NKw PArkSrs.-Through Dewey 4
Co.. Patent Agents. San Francisco. We
receive the following list OF United
States patents. granted to Pacific coast
inventors. viz Frank A. Howig. San
Francisco, production Of wooden bottle
stopper and bunas; Ives Scoville and
Piiny Bartlett. Oakland. California.
washing machine /; William p. Barclay.
Virginia City. Nevada, hydraulic and
wire-rops pumping system ; William A.
Gates. Union. Oregon. geographical
clocks; Calvin II. Cosell. Stockton,
California. wrench ; James N. Dudly and
John Andersen. Pstrolia, California.
saw handle ; Henry @. Fallin. Grange
Vile, California. windmill Thomas A.
Fitzsimons. Benicia. California. device
for fitting chairs; George Macarthur.
San Lsandro. California, chill mold for
whesls ; Joseph Perkins. San Francisco.
sign. Trads-msrks-More. Reynolds 4
Co.. sa. Francisco. whisky; Whittier.
Fuller & Co.. San Francisco. white lead.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-10
NEVADA ITEMS.

District Attorney Harding. who was
recently in Carson on professional bust.
ness, informs the editor OF the Silver
Stat, that he learned from a reliable
source that the judgment in the Rover
case would undoubtedly 10 affirmed by
the Supreme Court. and that the opinion
Of the Court would 10 made public
before Christmas.
The Rsreile OF Friday says: So great
is the demand for carpenters that every
man In Austin who can drive u nail or
saw a board and wants work call mud
employment at carpentsring. The
present Is the livsliest time in the line
Of building and building improvement
seen in Austin since tho early days OF
the town.
The Grand Jury Of Carson. have
found ono indictment for house break
ing, one fer burglary. and seven for at.
tempt at prison breaking. They ignored
one charge for house breaking.
The effects Of the Poevills p. O..
have been delivered over to the Reno
Office. and . si2 per mum Office Is lost
to some patriot. Pcsvills has gone in
-kertlummuxed.
Hamilton and Laurie. tho convicted
stage robbers. were safely deposited in
the State Prison at Carson, Saturday
morning.
Professor Cunning has gone TO study
Steamboat Springs. He will return To
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-10
WHISKY CHEAP.

II is Characteristic Of a Democratic
House Of Representatives to propose .
reduction OF the tax on whisky. The
Democratic Committee Of the House
hsvs reported a bill reducing the tax to
Cry cents q gallon. This will snabls
the average representative Of the pso-
pie" to get drunk daily on ons-half che
money which he o spends. This Is
certainly "~r-foru." 1t ssvss fifty
cents to every Democratic Senator OF
Representative ON every gallon OF whis'
Ky which be absorbs. Counting one
gallon . day. this would amount to
$is2 10 . ~year-snough to buy q small
farm.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-10
You A v NO EXCUSE.

Have you any excuse for suffering with Dye
pspsia or Liver Complaint. 10 there any re-
son why you should 90 on rom day 70 day
complslstng with Sour Stomach, Sick He'd
sche. habituai Cosfivsness, pslpitstion OF the
hssrt. heartburn. watr.brash, gnawiny and
burning pains at the pit Of the stomach. yel.
low skin, coated tongue and disagres able taste
In the mouth. coming up u food after eating.
low spirits. etct MOI 10 10 positively your
own fsuit n you do. 90 10 your Druggist and
ret q bottle Of Greene August Flower for Is
cent? and your cure II certain; but u Jon doubt
this, get . sample bott.e for 10 cents and try u.
Two doses will relieve you. 1s2i ON
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-10
. X q.
WEST TOWNSEND, w., Nay II, 1890.

wEsr TOWNSEND. W., May II, 1880.
Mkssas. y. ". FowLR 4 Boxs -6ebtlemen
Several years ago took . severe cold. which
settled on my lungs. where u remained without
relaxation. Iva. then In Massachusetts. and
growing worse and becoming unable TO attend
" my business. I returned home and com
mencrd ,earching In earnest for some mall
clue which would rest, 70 my lost health.
consulted physicians. I tried many remedies
but obtained no hip. but caiiy grew wore.
had q terrible cough and 70 sed = god deal 81
blond hsd prvfusc night sweats and severe
pain IN my side. I continued In this riats foi
molth-. aud became ~ weak that IL was Will
great dinicultv I rould walk. when was ad
,ised 1, ny wlstns Balss an Of Wild Cherry,
and TO my great Joy ! saon found that this rem
edy had arr, sted the disea'e. continued u
use the BAlsAm IN the extent OF ive bo tles
and have since then experienced NO dificuliy
VI tho lungs. I believe the Balsam sav.d M
life, and I shall ever hold 10 In high estimation
Yours truly. LAWS PHkLPs.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-10

TnE young Spanish Duchess Fernan
Nunex 10 to DO married shortly to the
Duke Of Husscar. after the odd fashion
Of noble Spanish weddings. There Is n
dance until midnight; then the bride,
who has been dancing in her wedding
dress. throws over her head a white lace
mantilla. aud descsnds to her private
chapel where the ceremonsy is performed
by tho waiting priest. 1t Is mentioned
with awe in Paris that the Wedding
dress OF the young Duchess, which
was made by Worth. is Of white satin
anil chiefly remarkable for its immense
train; and that its only trimming il a
row Of orangs-blossom buds down the
front.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-10

II William II. Vanderbilt wants to
" chissi" his relatives out Of the money
they ars reaching for. let him present
about $50, 0O0. 900 Of his wealth to the
United States, TO buy gold In order to
resume. Uncle Sam will hold on to the
pile in q way the contesting heirs will
despiss, and the son Of bis father will
still have sl5. 600. 900 to live upon. In
addition TO an eternal reputation as the
great American philanthropist.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-10

NKw DRrSs.-The Union Democrat,
Ssnors. Tuolumns county, California,
has come out in a fine new dress, the
type for which eomes from the veil
known and old established firm OF Pain
ter 4 Co.. San Francisco. tho Oldest
and best type founders on the Pacific
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-10
A LADY sTRUCKi
WITH ADMIRATION
Al the beautiful HATS In Madame
Loryea'a wlndox.

sraUcK, the second time. al the
Low Pricest
STRUCK. the third time. with admlra.
tion OF herself. vhea she looked Ia the
glass aud saw how we'll ~ plain
lcohipg woman can look when phe
wears Q becoming hat.
Madame Loryes's 10 the place TO OBJ
tsiu fine goods and cteap. No bonaura
prices hers.
MADAME LoRYeA,
No. D Sonth c street, between Taylor
mol 10 lm and Union, Virginia
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-10
NEW TODAY.
I'm HIHIN

OVERMANs ILvER MIMIN0
az bustne,s. san Praneisco, California.
Location OF works. Gold Hill. storey county.
Nouee.-There arc delinquent upon thsfol'
loving-described stock. on seoount o. sssess-
ment no. sol levied on the ID day OF novsmoer.
1871, the several amounts set oppoeite tne
names OF the respective sharcnoioen' - iob
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-10

SAN FRAScisco. Dec. 10-i p. N.-The
agitators held their usual meeting at the
new City Hall lots yesterday afternoon.
Nothing aside from the usual incendiary
harangues occurred. except that the crowd
came near mobbing \ man named kehoe.
. prominent anti.Coolieite. who had the
temerity TO disagree with Kcarney. He
WAS rescued with difficulty by the police
and Kearney.
Or. O'Donnell held an opposition meet.
ing at Lotta's fountain. The Oakland
workingmen held . meeting yesterday
afternoon. Tho proceedings were OF =
quiet nature.
A Sacramento dispatch says the Work.
ingmen Of that city met yesterday aud
passed strong resolutions condemning
kearney and wellock for their incendiary
course. and %censuring tho Choo"ieis for
supporting them.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-10

The Gold Hill Daily News has
now the largest and best
circulation Of any evening
newspaper published In the
State Of Nevada. It is
therefore the very best and
most efficient medium for
business, mining and all
other advertising.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-10
A FRANCISCO.
Progress Of she wsrkingmen''
Movement

l~.ciAL ro rus soLD NIL DAILY srws.
The New York herald., 1877-03-01

vxYANrrDRy YOUNG MAN A SITUATION IN A
w good house; understands bookkeeping quick and uc.
nominai can give best reference Address J.. G. S. box
IIcr
The New York herald., 1877-03-01

vVANTED-A SITUATION AS TRAVELLER FOR
penerai commission house. by salesman with good con-
necon and long experienced satisfactory test moni"s
will travel commssion Adaress o' '"V ""SS' w. - ~
Cosmopolitan Hotel.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1877-05-05

Parish Judge Maher, sitting in place
of District Judge Marks, refused, for
the trial OF the case entitled Estate
of Louisiana &c rel Fred. Dufel, Dis
trict Attorney pro ten., as. Norris
Marks" rendered his decision in cham
bers on Thursday, overruling plain
tiff's exception and confirming the
title of defendant to the Office of Dis
trict Judge. In our next issue we
shall either publish the judgment en-
tire or state its grounds in detail.
Counsel for plaintiff filed a motion
for a new trial, which will be tried
on Thursday next, the 10th inst, at 2
o'clock P. NJ. THIS motion alleges
the illegal1ty of the decision and the
discovery of new evidence. There
were present of counsel for plaintiff
District Attorney Earhart, District
Attorney pro tenn. Dufel, Messrs. F..
p. Poche and J. R. Winchester of St.
James, E. N. Pugh and Henry L..
Duffel of Ascension of counsel for
defendant, Judge st. NJ. Beirault, j.
D. Augustin, Esq. of st. Charles and
Judge Jno. A. Cheevers of Ascension.
Before Judge Maher read his decision,
defendants counsel filed protest,
claiming that a decision could only
be rendered during the term of the
District Court. The discussion upon
this point was spirited and entertain
ing, and that upon the motion for
new trial on Thursday will doubtless
be no less so.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1877-05-05

We announced some time since that
F. B. Earhart, Esq, our able District
Attorney, had located himself in DON
aldsonville for the practice of his pro-
fession, and in the CHIEF of to-day
will be seen an advertisement corrob-
orative of this fact. Mr. Earhart is
prepared to give his attention to all
civil or probate business which may
be placed in his hands, and his estab-
lished reputation as a careful, ener-
getic and well-read attorney is ample
assurance that the interests of his
clients will always be well cared for.
The law Office of Mr.. Earhart is located
on Railroad Avenue few doors below
the corner of Claiborne street.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1877-05-05


New SCHOOL BoARD.-The State
Board of Education last week COM
pleted the selection of new School
Boards for the parishes, and that for
Ascension is composed of Messrs. J.
Aristide Landry, Fred. Dufel, Ber-
nard Lemann, DR.. Beauville Claverie,
Emile st. Martin, Edward N. Pugh
and Rev. j. G.. Warner. The last
named member, who was appointed
at the solicitation of Representative
Fobb, is colored man and Repub-
lican; all the others are white Dem
ocrats or Conservatives. All are resi-
dents of the right bank of the river,
and with two exceptions, of the fourth
ward, four being citizens of Donald
sonville. 1t is reported that at
least two of the gentlemen--Messrs.
j. A. Landry and Emile st. Martin
have declined to serve, and that their
places have been or will be filed
by the appointment of Senator Lam
dry and Representative Fobb. Super
intendent Lusher addressed letter
to Mr.. j. A. Landry requesting him
to call the appointees together and
direct the organization of the Board,
but we learn that this step has been
up to this time rendered impracti-
cable by the non-arrival of the COM
missions for the members, who can
not properly assume the functions of
school directors until they have
qualified as the law directs. The
State Superintendent recommends the
Parish Board to select Secretary
and Treasurer who will serve with
out compensation, and he may well
be characterized a public spirited cit
izen who will accept the response
bilities and perform the duties of the
position without even the small emol-
ument which has hitherto attached
to it. We believe Mr.. Rod. Braud,
Secretary and Treasurer of the old
Board, has been solicited to retain the
office, but declines to do SO.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1877-05-05

Having purchased a stock of new
top and open buggies in New York
before the ehange'in their partnership
was decided upon, Mrs. NJ. Israel &
Co. are now offering the buggies at a
sacrifice, as the stock must be got rid
of. Buggies usuall sold for 500
and upward may now be procured for
$50. A rare opportunity is thus pre-
sented to those desiring vehicles of
this description, and it should be en-
braced at once, as the offer will not
be long available.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1877-05-05

The announcement of a partnership
between Messrs. G.. F. Neathamer aud
E. w. Sewell for the manufacture of
cisterns, sugar coolers, ETC., as made
through an advertisements in last
weeks CHIEF, was premature. Mr..
Neathamer is conducting the business
upon his own account, and based his
declaration of partnership upon a
proposition then pending, but which
he probably supposed had been ac-
cepted by Mr.. Sewell. The adver-
tisement has been corrected, aud Mr..
Neathamer assures prompt and salts
factory execution of all orders for work
in his line.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1877-05-05

Capt. Joseph Dalferes, the jovial
Bayou Lafourche steamboatman, the
circle of whose friends is only limited
by that of his acquaintance, has left
the Assumption and now commands
the Trenton, which leaves New Or
leans Tuesday and Saturday evenings
at P. NJ. In returning to business
on his own account Capt. Joe has the
good wishes of the CHIEF for the most
ample suctess which his warm heart
may desire.