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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-20
LATEST LOCAL.

The Dunbar murder case was given
to the jury at noon. a- -..
The case of Johu L. Staughton,
against George Schmidt. A suit TO re-
cover money on Il promisary note, is in
progress before Judge Swing and a
jury.
WILLIAM JACKSON, colored, was ar
rested and locked up in hammond
street Station on a charge of stealing a
loin OF pork from Sam. Blase in Lower
Market.
JOSEPH SAUER is locked up at the Fu!-
ton Police Station on suspicion Of hay
ing stolen about fifty pounds OF Two
inch lead pipe from house on East
Walnut Hills.
THOMAS KING, of Newport, was arrest.
ed on Lnls side 0l the RIVER by Office fs
ing stolen a hide, which he was trying
TO sell at exceedingly low sum Ol
money.
THE residence Of Geo. F. Field, Direc-
tor OF the City Intrmary, at No. 9l2 Vine
street, was entered by burglars last
night and about $50 worth OF goods
taken. Mr.. Fed with his whole faDiily
was attending a ball last night and
when they returned at half-past 4 this
morning, learned their loss. A CON-
plete ransacking OF the honse was made
by the piunderers who affected an en-
trance by side door which was LETT un-
locked.
E. P. MClLvAIN, a former engineer on
the o. & M. Railroad, who lives in Sey-
mour, Ind, Nhilf 10 !, across three men
,.-naf Tn laS, rnnr nlgnIfi ~ & Freemnn and CiinIon
streets, and, after a friendly conYersa-
tion of a few minutes duration, started
to go to No. % Bank street. The men
professed to have business up that way,
and accompanied him part of the dis
tance. About a square away from the
starting point Mcliyain WAS garfoted
and robbed of "a ninety -dollar-watcb
His assailants escaped.
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FLASHES.

Three prisoners escaped from the
Greensburg (Ind.) Jail Sunday night.
A serious break is reported in the
Wabash Il Erie Canal near Fort Wayne.
W. q. Warner, of san Francisco, sui
cided In New Orleans yesterday by
hanging. ...
Igiesias denies that the visit of his
party to the East has any political sig
niticance.
Chicago has baby show In progress.
About two hundred babies are entered
for prizes.
After some unimportant business yes
terday tue Supreme Court again al-
jourhed till next Monday.
The famine in North Arcot, India, is
much worse than supposed, and there
is great distress in Mysore.
Judge Henry w. Williams, OF the
Pennsylvania Supreme Court, died of
heart disease at Pittsburg yesterday.
CO., Fred. Meyer. the St. Louis rev.
Saturday, 10 IN a Ireysti"sHs IreySu"s DDGGhHafAM;
The Southern and Western Immigra.
tion Convention. organized at New Or
leans last year, meets in Little Rock,
Arkansas, on the 1st day Of March.
There is some authority for the state
ment that General Gordon will leave
Cairo Tor Massowah to negotiate with
Abyssinia for peace and the opening OF
the country to trade.
The House Committe on Appropria-
tioas inserted in the Sundry Civil Ap-
preparation Bill $3G0000 to pay the
claims OF Southern mail contractors for
services rendered before the war.
The President, the Attorney General
Secretary OF War and Secretary Of
State were in consultation yesterday
concerning the "!pcendiary" article III
the Capital. Sta;g;vs were examined
and notes made 81 the laws wh;ch. il
was Cred, attach criminal intent
" such ARTICLES. Subsequently Judge
Taft and District Attorney Wells were
Ill consultation with the PRESIDENT II
continuabce Of the same topic. s'
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Police COalrE,

Miscellaneous-Poter Hughes, careless
driving, costs; Sandy Teyins, stabbing
with intent to kill, dismissed; B. II. Har-
rison, Amos S. Davis, E. j. Welsh, s.
Newcomh exhibiting gaming devices,
each continued TO February 81;
Jane Mcclure, receiving stolen goous,
dismissed; Michael Murphy, peddlng
without license, continued to Feb. 2l;
Jas. Gilman, ob5tructing street, con-
tinued to Feb. 27; Ii. Babbitt. exposing
person, dismissed; Michael UDay, per-
sonal violence on officer, $40;
casper Bisping, exposing person, con-
tiuued to Feb. 21; Frank Meyer, same,
$40; Joseph Sing, robbing, continued to
Feb. %; Andreas Gustetter, Charles
exhibiting gaming devices, dismissed
Chas. ShenEel. malicious destruction OF
properly, dismissed; Amos Davis and
Chas. Davis, keeping room to be used
for gambling, bound over.
Drunkenness-Mary Gavin, 80 days;
Annie McCourt, dismissed; owen Nc
Court, $40, tine RENTED; Maggie Erbep,
81; Mary Lee, SO; James Maher, dis
missed.
Disorderly Couduct-Jos. c COrdesman,
ST.; Michael O'Day, $25; Pat. Conway,
81; Mary Donovan, dismissed; August
hoffman, 50; III. j. ConIon, dismissed.
Assault and Battery-Tn0s. Ambrose,
continued 10 Feb. II; Thus. Kiluay, Jno.
Worm, James Farreli, COSTS each; jacob
b. Bauer, %; Andrew scheppe, NarDait
vroDiaski, John Pleasing, conunued to
Feb. 20.
Petit Larceny-George w. Shaw, dis.
missed; Edward Cain, 30-S10O; John
vonners and John Scully, continued 10
February "a; Albert Davis, 3l-SlO0.
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National Associated Press to the Star:
SENATE.

..r. 6ENATEs ......
COLUMBUS, O., Feb. 19.--Among the
new bilis were the following:
BY Mr.. Bates-To provide that, in re.
vivipg dormant Judgments, summons
may be issued to the Sheriff OF any
county in the State.
By MIR. Beatly-PrGscribing the fees
to be paid County auditors and Treas.
urers.
BY Mr.. Haines, of Carroll-To amend
the School Law so as to require that
Boards OF County School Examiners
shall consist Of three practical teachers.
By Mr.. Kesslei-T0 authorize Insur-
ance Companies organized under the
laws of this State to insure distilleries
BY MI. Swan-Giving County COM
missioners the authority to employ per-
sons to make plats of land.
BY Mr.. Kleins schmidt-Authorizin
District Courts to designate newspapers
in which legal notices shall be pub
lished.
BY Mr.. Lewis-To require railroad
trains to stop before reaching the cross
ing of any other railroad.
The rest OF the afternoon session was
spent in discussing the report OF The
Codifying Commission.
HOUSE.
Mr.. Wiltsee presented the remon-
STRANGE ofcitizens OF Cincinnati against
the use OF NJ clean avenue by the South
ern Railroad.
Mr.. Barrett introduced a, bill to re.
quire Township Assessors to take an
account Of the number and value OF hogs
dying OF hog cholera annually.
On motion OF Mr.. Swain, House Joint
Resolution No. II, providing for submit
ting a constitutional amendment doing
away with the Grand Jury system, was
taken from the table aud made special
order for Monday, the Goth inst.
Ats O'Clock the House went into Com
mittee oil the Whole to discuss the re-
port OF the Codilying Commission.
A long discussion arose upon mo-
tion to repeal the section oil the COGe
which makes marriages between white
and colored persons illegal. Before
reaching vote upon it the Committee
arose and the House TOOK recess.
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finally induced to endeavor to fatten it
with hammer. Little dreaming OF the
terrible consequences that were 70
ensue, Houghtaling laid the box
on a stone, and, raising his
hammer, struck 1t heavy blew. The
next moment he was prOstrated, COW
cred with blood, suffering from nine
ghastly wounds ON tbe face aud head.
His LETT eye was blown out, the thumb
and index finger were torn of, the palm
OF his hand was shattered, and lis skull
and the bones of his face were laid bare.
The "trick box' was a torpedo about
the size of an olG-Iashioned tobacco-box.
When Harrison saw the result Of his
brutal and criminal sport he fed. He
was subsequently arrested, being found
hidden under a quantity OF clothing at
the house Of Thomas Cornell, on North
Third street. HOughtailing was taken
to the Third Precinct Station louise and
DR.. Akin attended him."
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AmmOunc ceInenEs.

The Manhattan Club will give grand
masquerade ball on the evening OF April
IS at the Lookout House.
The Social Eeven will give a grand
ball nexL Thursday evening ut Buckeye
Hall, opposite Engine House No. II.
The annual commencement ex arcises
by the Philopedian Society OjSi. Xavier
College, will take place Wednesday
evening.
Washington's Birthday will be cele-
brated by the Soldiers and Sailors
Memorial Association at Robinson's
Opera-house on the evening OF the 22d.
Prof. Jas. Il. Murdoch Will deliver an
address.
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NEWS FROM THE METROPOLIS

rational Associated Press to the Star.

National Associated Press to the Star.
NEW YORK, Feb. 20.-The Heralds
special from Bloomington, Illinois, says
the Phoenix Savings, Loan and Trust
Bank, owned by Corydon Weed, will
suspend to-day ON account OF financial
difficulty. Weed is one of the very
largest money lenders in the West,
operating with capital owned in Hart
ford and other Eastern cities. He has
paid his commercial and savings de-
posite, and says all his bank Liabilities
are secured but few thousand dollars.
His loans foot up $4,000 900, all endorsed
by him and principally secured by his
liens on available lands. His embarrass-
ment is caused by the shrinkage in land
values.
TeIcgraphic Talk.
The Tribune, editorially referring to
the election OF Messrs Garrett, Scott,
Jewett and Garrison as Directors OF the
Atlantic & Pacific Telegraph Company
aud lis effect ON the Western Union,
saws it means war to the knife, and
a war in which all the advantages are
ON the side Of the younger and more en-
ergetic company. 1t is not burdened with
watered stock, heavy mortgage indebt-
edncss, a monstrOusly expensive or
ganizltion, lines built at high cost,
unfavOrable contracts, and the odium of
L monopoly Incorporation. To its num-
Der of miles OF wire it is already doing
doub.e The business OF It's elder rival,
and unless the Western U ZION prompt
iy recognizes The situation and
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On 7ChallIea

To-day. on Change, a committee con-
sisting of Capt. q. NJ. Holloway and
Messrs. Geo. f. Davis and G.. W. Jones,
was appointed by President Eggleston,
TO recommend such action on the part oi
the Chamber OF Commerce as inay be
deemed advisable towards secnri"" ~
ihci eased appropriation for the cOmplc-
ton Vt the new Custom and Post Oidcs
building. The committee will report
tomorrow,
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HEAVY Sentences.

National Associated Press to the Star.
PERA, Feb. 20.-Twenty more BuIgari
ans, charged with completely in the M a,
insurrection, have been sentenced eacl
to twenty years penal servitude
Chenkel Pasha, of atrocities notorEety
has been appointed to the command o.
the army corps on the Danube.
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Disturbance In Baltimore.

NatIOhAI Assoclated Press TO Che star.
BALTIMORE, Feb. 20.-A disturbance
occurred yesterday on the line Of the
permanent supply, near the city, be-
tween number Of white and colored
laborers. The whites had been dis
charged and negroes substituted, and
an attempt was made to drive the ne
groes off. McCarty, the contractors
cerE nsed tbrst at the ,So woIes
ed. but threatened to renew the attack.
ofticers are on hand to preserve the
peace.
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Peace Prospects.

National Associated Press to the Star.
VIENNA, Feb. 2O.-rhe peace negotia-
tions between Turkey, servia and Mon
tenegro are progressing favorably. A
dispatch from Constantinople says that
upon the conclusion of peace, Turkey is
ready to disarln, provided Russia does
the same.
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DOnn Piatts

National Associated Press to the Star.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 2O.-The case Of
the editor OF the Sunday Capital, Dom
Platt, has been laid before the Grand
Jury. In the event Of true bill being
found to-day, he will probably be ar
rested this evening upon bench war
rant.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-20

The number of clubs now in existence
in London is astonishing. A CORE
spondent reckons up, nearly fifty which
are known by name, and there are prob
ably many others which have been sci
up during the last year or two. The fact
is that to ''start club" is now b5con'
ing a common speculation. .... ..,
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special to tho STAR: ,y
WEST FOREST, o., Feb. 20.-The Coro-
ners inquest on the body of DR.. Pinney,
killed here Sunday night, has just end
ed. The jury returned a verdict that
Pinney came to his death by tue hands
Of one Andy Morse. ..
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-20
The Thread Rrokan.

National Associated Press to the Star.
NEWARK, N. j., Feb. 20-Mr. Alex.
Clark, well known citizen and Presi-
dent of the Clark Thread Company, Of
this city, died at an early hour this
morning Of heart disease. .t...
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A RoUGH PRACTICAL JoKE The A l.
bany Journal OF Thursday evening say 8
"Mr. Harrison and Michael Lattnear,
brakemen on the Troy and Boston Rail
road, entered a saloon in Troy yester-
day, and after awhile Harrison pulled
out what appeared to be a tobacco-box
and laying it on the floor pretended he
was cndeayUrlng TO 1lalten it. Damon
Houghtaling, WnU was working in the
saloon, became interested, and was
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ObiluArY.

National Associated Press to the Star.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 2O.-Rear Admiral
l.. NJ. Goldsborough died in this city
this forenoon. He was a native of this
District, and entered the navy in Ser
TEN ber, 1872.
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LOCAL PERSONALS.

Archbishop Purcell will go to Nelson
County, KY, and participate next
Thursday in the celebration OF Mother
Columbia's fltieth anniversary us u
Sister of Charity, at the Convent OF
Nazareth.
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Small Fire.

Special to the Star.
URBANA, o., Feb. 2O.-A defective fue
caused The almost total destruction Of
the residence of Griffith Kelly by fire this
morning. Loss about 5000; fully in
sured iu Ohio Farmers. ....
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reduces its rates and quits trying to
earn dividends on water, the damage 1t
has already received will be but trifliDg
compared with what Is in store for it.
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LOST.

T OST- T-DRAwINGS-On Fourth street or
i ! ylcinity, six pencil drawings, bf young
lady. he nndar will receive the thanks OF
ths owner by leaving then at 3l5 Cutter street.
llt
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TOR SALE SHOE STORE - In Dayton,
! II Ky.: good location; good run of custom; q
two story frame; lot fronting two streeIs;
cheap for cash. JOHN B. BUNNING, north
east corner Clay and Third streets. Dayton,
Kv fei9-l2t+
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r. aim Families or groceries IN want OF
HH4Ny good Flour = warranted to give
HEAlHM Satisfaction can be supplied by
kVUaA going to the WE5r-END MILLS.
.Seur orders are solicited DeIyory 1ree
JAMES x. HURTN, Sixth street, between
BaymiIler and Freeman deI-3ln
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VNTANTED HORSES TO BOARD = For
w the winter in the country. Terms cheap.
Tor information apply to y. L. STAHL. at
Snook 3 McNicolps stable, southwest corner
OF Fifth and Sycamore. noi5-tt
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Earl Township, Pa, boasts Of a very
young grandfather, viz, Nathan Rae,
who is not yet thirty.tiye years OF age.
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Third Edit!io,
For the neIt ttoenty-f0ar hours, prob
dbty clear or fair and cool toeather.
THE LATEST
SnW WILL Hurnad.

National Associated Press to the star.
BALTIMORE, Feb. 20.-Crowell g. Co.'s
saw and grist-nill, at Cambridge, was
burned. Loss, $35 900. Uninsured.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

VIZ ANTED TUAfION-To do up stairs
w work and assist in washing and ironing.
Northeast corner Mound and Richmond. sec.
ond floor. te'- .,-. S0-4t
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TNOR RENT HOUSE On Walnut Hills,
10 containing eight rooms, cellar, stable, large
lot, near the cars. Inquire OF j. E. HAY, II
W est Fifth street. s0-3t
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TOR RENT-HOUSE-Two story brick Of
Il five rooms, cheap; gooJ neighborhood. 264
HOPKINS street O-4t
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EOR SALE FARM - Cool farm OF 91X
&c acres, situated IN miles from Williams
burg. in Clermont GouaGy. Farm In goou
oroer. vii! sell on VERY EASY terms. A goo,
chance for any one Desiring it 10 get a goot
home. Address B. B. ., Star Office, 230 wal
nut street, Cincinnati. o.
iy2hl&iy2Tw-tf
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TOR RENT - STORE - A four story stone
IT front store, 234 Main street, between Fifth
and Sixth strcets ----,t.-, 20-3G
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FOR SALE REAL ESTATE.

TOR sALE-FARM-,Of t311 acres lying in
T. X .nton County, KY. on the Kentucky
Central Railroad, twenty-four' miles from
Covington, near Demossvlle, IN one minutes .
walk Of the depot; land all level and is in a
good state OF cultivation. Call on :. Go Null
Tin uamnssviIle KY -...--.- 14-6t
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A sign in South Erie, Pa, reads,
"kooms to Let, Aiso B1arders."
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wv NTANTED-DENTIST- With small capi-
w tai, to purchase good dental practice;
pfioe furnished complete; no bonus; satisfac-
tory reasons for selling. Address DENTIST,
louisville, KY. ........ 15-5t
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TOR RENT-HOUSE-Qf nine rooms and
It hail, 256 Longworth street. Inquire on the
premises. 20-2t
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FOR RENT.

TOR RENT - THIRD STORY - For light
10 business. 80 East Pearl. 20-3t
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TTOR RENT-HOU5E-As splendid house Of
I six rooms, with bath anu water closet, same
being in good condition; 1876 Wade. Keys at
southeast corner OF Baymiller and Poplar.
l6-4t
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TOR RENT-HOUSE-Brick eight rooms
L and bath, front and rear yards, papered
and grained throughout; 36l Clark street APP
ply at 1853 Clark street; rent sSO per month
16-4t
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w NTANTED-HOUSE-- buy house that
w Will pay from 8 TO 10 per cent. interest,
inside of city limits. Will pay all cash or
bonds. Call or address MISS PURCELL, 88l
Lon ngworth street ..'''-'.- :0-4t
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w sion house, as clerk, bo0k-keeper or to
travel; have extensive acquaintance in Ohio
and Eastern Kentucky; situation more OF an
object at first than salary. Address COMMlS-
SlONs, care Parker, Wise y 20. loot
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V,soR SALE COTTAGE-O Of three rooms,
z on second street, Dayton, XVI cheap for
cash. Apply toJ. B. BUNNlNG, Dayton, Ky
, fely-l2*
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wv ANTED-HOU E-To purchase house in
w good location that will pay 1U per cent. I;
must be bargain: will pay. from 1900 to
$4,000 cash. Address CAPT. JAMES, HUNTS
Hotel. 15-5t
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wv ANTED - FARM - By an experienced
w farmer, to rent or take on shares. Ad-
dress PURCELL COOPER, Box 5S Button,
Indiana. ..... l5-6t
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PREFERRED sPnc1ALa.
WANTHp...MIsC IsCELLANHous.

KNT TANTED-EV ERYBODY TO KNOW
w That H. WEBER, 800 W. Fifth street,
opposite Trinity school, sells the best ladies'
kId and pebble SIDE laced shoes at 81 95.
jaT-3mS. Tu&Th
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AWANTED buy YOUR HATS OF
80 MARTIN, At AZ w. Fifthst jyf6-H
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FOR SALE.

NOR SALE - FEATHERS Large 4hlb.
pillows, 81 each; 35-lb. beds. Sc: choice
feathers, 16c per Id. Feathers renovated. q.
W. MORRISON. 81 W. Sixth street, between
Main and Walnut, fourth floor. fe20-28t%
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VN7 ANTED - SITUATION = By two girls
wv one to do up stairs Work and take care OF
children, the other general, housework. Call
at 43 Pike street. ..-....--..,. 20-3t
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M NTANTED-SITUATIoN second mil
w ler IN some good merchant mill, by u
Young miller well up with latest improve
ments: or would rent good custom MILL Adj
dress II, j. LOWRlE, 22U w. Fourth street.
l6-4t
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BOOKS, &c.


:, New and tasteful boxes of fine
note paper, visiting cards, val
-entines, beautiful motto cards
and scrap book pictures, new
books and magazines, at STE
VEINS book store, Fourth street,
No. 80 (next to St. Paul's).
fet7 at '...-r- ...tf p