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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-08-31
DRY GOODS.
DRY GOODS.
T1ALL GOODS! FALL GOODS
L FALL GOODS.

Large opening OF FALL GOODS at l.. STERN
CO.'S. J23 Broad spet.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-08-31

IF YOU WANT TO SAVE MONEY
L buy your early FALL GOODS now ut JULIUS
MEYERS. COS broad street. who has lust oprnCt
great bargains in WOOL FLtNNEl.>-"hitc.f Red
Blue. and Gray. 49, ~ .
Extra, wide and heavy ALL-WOu!- FLAEEELS
III 2Jc. worth 3oc.:
ALI.-WOOL FLAENEI.S from zoe. up:
GRAY TWILL FLANNELS at lG2c. and up:
The cheapest line of BLACK CASllMERES ever
shown:
ALL-WOOL CASHMERES at G2i.c. worth I5jc.. ut
75c. worth 90c.. and at SOt. worth 81; n mag
uiiiccnt article 1T 81 {:
Great bargains in BLACK ALrACAS-our pure
Mohair at 3jc. Is worth fully soc:
5000 yards IIAMBURGI EDG Is from bankrupt
saIc-theSr have been pronounced the cheapest
goods ever sliswn in this city:
Extra heavy CANTON FLANSEI.S AT lOc. worth
fully l5c.: real good article III Sc:
\ $50 BONE CORSET for Sl-reSnlar price
The EXTENSION CORSET for stout Ladies' only
A splendid COLORED CORSET al Coo:
4 new lot OF TWO-BUTrON KID GLOVES at
soc:
Don't forget 20 call AMI see the bargains a
JULIUS MEi Frs,
fO3 RrOll street,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-08-31

New Fail Goods received daily. just opened:
20 picccS BLACK ALPACAS ut l9c. worth 23c. !;
worth soc. our soc. Alpaca Is unsurpassed for
richness in color and uSlrc. BLACK { ACliEMIRE
at soc. worth 7Jc.: 30 pieces new 81 giles DRESS
up: RED. ELUE. and GRAY tLA\NELS. in
plain and twillcd at nil prices: BLACK sll;k at
81. would be cheap ut l.31 1000 yards lRlSil
iINEI M les than half value: another lot OF
those cheap EMBE0IDERIES; WATEE-rROOFS
In black. gray. blue. and brown: CASSihEEES for
mems and boys wc:ir-a very large assortment: 4
very large stock of HOSIERY. GLOVES. No
Tons. &c: BLACK LACE FlCiiUS in endless
variety: new style BELTS: another large lot Of
those Il CORSETS worth Sl.J0 fully BED
QUILTS from Coo. mp: PINS. SEEDL e, TAPES.
and SPOOI-COTTON hy the million. tal' early
and examine our wcll-:l>.ortc stock AMI low prices
/. STERN X Co. J23 ihoad street.
l,.,. II Ia Inl III i.t- I.,..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-08-31

Orlc"> FROM he country solicited AMI promptly
attended to. tionS sent nil over tie country I. y.
ID. receipt of the money. Send FOR samples.
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-05-24

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The Portland daily press., 1877-03-26
MINOR TELEGRAMs,

The New York Central and Erie roads have
adjusted their dispute.
Walter Bagshot a wel!-known writer on
British political institutions, is dead
The first national bank building at East Jaf-
frey N. a., was burned Saturday. Loss from
$4,000 to $4,000.
Walter G. Adayrs, agent of the Star Line of
Texas packets, and commission merchant, has
failed. Liabilities 100000 assets $500, 1000.
Hon. Flow Farnsworth, formerly chancellor
of Michigan, died at Detroit, Saturday, aged rs
years.
John M. Ferguson, Louisville pork packer,
has gone up. Liabilities, $24O,OOO; assets,
more.
At Newport, VT, Saturday, the Gu stom off,
GERS seized $500 worth of hides and pelts for
differentiation.
Whiting. the Brooklyn bank robbsr, refuses
to tell where he has put $4,000, and was Sat-
ufday remanded to Jail.
James w. Hilton, prominent citizen of
Grafton, N. H., who was struck by slab
while at work in his mill Thursday, died Sat-
urday night from the effects of his injuries.
Frank P. Hobart of Brookline, N. H., was
accdenta lily killed while chopping in the
woods. He was caught between two falling
trees and crushed to death.
There are II cases of small pox in the Catho-
lie convent of Sisters of Mercy, in Brooklyn,
endangering $50 children. The school attached
has been closed.
At Rochester, N. Y, Saturday, Rutus B.
Sllman was found guilty of murder in the
first degree for killing j. F. Porter last Octo-
Der.
The National Bank of Gloversville, n. Y,
mas closed its doors. Two-thirds of its capital
$3.50 000-is tied up in worthless paper. 1t
is claimed that no one will lose by the suspen-
sion.
John Cleary was shot in Lansing street,
Albany, Saturday night, by an unknown man.
He was scratcher in one of the foundries
which employ non-union moulders
The signal service observer at Cape Henry
reports that ship Winchester remains in favor
able condition without leaking. The wreckers
are expected to get her ahoat at the next
spring tides.
Thomas P. Somerville, a criminal lawyer,
and George Engle, faro bank keeper and
for conspirng to defraud the United States
Treasury.
Owing to the recent action of the Grand
Lodge Of Good Templars of Massachusetts ex-
Guiding colored men from membership a move
ment is now on foot to esta blsh a new lodge of
dissatisfied members.
1t was generally supposed that there was
water in the forward part of the steamer Rus
laid, but on unloading it was found that much
OF the cargo will come out wet and there is
considerable water in all of her compartments.
Judge Giles of the United States District
Court at Baltimore, Saturday, gave judgment
for 500 against the brig Mariposa for sink
ing sch. N. l. Bonner, loaded with 600 tons
of guano February 10th, by the collision. The
consignees were ruled not responsible.
The Portland daily press., 1877-03-26
MASSACHUSETTS,.
Gloucester Fish Market.

GLOUCESTER, March 24.-During the week
ending March 24th, so fishing arrivals have
been reported; % from Georges, aggregating
$4,000 pounds of cod and 10000 pounds of half
but; 6 from Grand Banks, aggregating about
100000 pounds of haiibut; from Fortune Bay
with q cargo of herring. There has been
very light demand during the week for all
kinds of cured fish. Stormy weather has pre-
vented curing and the stock of new Georges
ready for shipment is very light. There is no
material change in prices. The sales have
been small and no disposit1n on the part of
shippers has been shown to buy any faster than
they want for immediate orders We quote
new Georges quintals, Grand Bank $780, bake
25o. pollock ESQ. ousk 3 haddocb 8, round her
napes and fins 4, tongues and sounds 10, hall
but fins 5. halibut heads $50. medicinal oil LILO
per gallon, tanners oil so to 81 per gallon,
smoked halibut 81 per pound. prepared and
homeless cod 5 to s per pound as to quality
Fresh halibut has been in fair receipt and good
demand. The last sales of Bank and Georges
halibut were 5 and per pound, for white and
gray fresh cod per pound, paddock q per
pound, no pollock, cusk or hake on the market.
fresh cod tongues per pound.
The Portland daily press., 1877-03-26
st. Louis DIuuicIoaI pol;,;cx

ST. LOUIS, March 24-The Republican
central club organization and disaffected
Democrats held conventions this afternoon to
nominate municipal ticket in opposition to
Henry OVerstely, nominated for Mayor by the
regular Democratic convention last Wednesday
and end rsed by the regular Republican con-
vention held the same day. 1t was agreed
before the convention met to-day that the
Republicans should have the Mayor, Auditor,
Collector, Coroner, Marshal and six members
Of the upper house of the Municipal Assembly,
and that the Democrats should have the
Comptroller, Register, Treasurer, Sheriff,
PRESIDENT of the Board of Assessors, Public
Administrator, Inspector of Weights and
Measures and seven members OF the upper
house including the President.
The Republicans nominated Nat G. Hunson,
at present State Sen ator and a very pronoun-
ced Republican, for Mayor, and took the other
officers from the Republican ticket nominated
last Wednesday: The Democrats took their
Register, Sheriff, President of the Board of
Public Works and Public Administration,
from the regular Democratic ticket, and filled
the other places with new men. The two
conventions then met in joint session and
ratified the ticket as whole amid much good
feeling and considerable enthusiasm. An
address to all the City explaining the situation
and asking the aid of voters of all parties to
elect their ticket was adopted.
The Portland daily press., 1877-03-26
The Chico Troubles.

SAN Francisco, March 25.-A Chico des-
patch says that the persons engaged in the late
massacre of the Chinese have been arrested
Two boys by the name of Slaughter, and three
men. Stainbrook, Conway add Roberts. Con-
way was arrested on charge of sending threat.
ening letters to the citizens who were working
up the case, and through him other names
were obtained. The Conway aud Slaughter
men wrote nearly all the letters. Two other
men named Ames and Wright were also ar
rested on charge of arson, presumably in con-
despatch does not so state. Six Of the arrested
parties are reported to belong to the order OF
CaucaSSianS
The Portland daily press., 1877-03-26
CUBA.
Gen. Campo., s.n,cmen, Of ,hr sl,ua,ieu.


A cable telegram from Havana has been
received stating that Gen. Martinez CampoS,
Commander in Chief of Spanish forces, has
just addressed the following despatch to his
government regarding the military Situation n
Cuba:
l have placed in the most suitable position
the II battalions, 10 squadrons of cavalry and
bodies of irregular troops that remain in the
territory of Cinnco Villas, for the purpose of
maintaining order and preventing incendiaries
and other isolated acts of savagery. There
are also stationed battalions with pieces of
artillery to guard the Trucha. The remainder
of the available forces will advance to-day
towards the Eastern par. of the Island to
clear it from the robbing bands of insurgents.
Since have commanded the army
the losses of the enemy have been
7O5 dead, at least 229 wounded and 4S9 prison
ers made on the field of battle. Besides these
1881 insurgents and 1924 women from insur-
gent camps have surrendered themselves OF
been captured by our troops on their march.
Our loss during this period consisted of 1874
dead, 472 wounded, 30 bruised and 16 missing.
The Portland daily press., 1877-03-26

Venezuela, is victim Of misplaced confidence.
lie wrote to the State Department at Washing
ton that there were only two ways for the
United States to collect the Venezuela claims.
One was show of armed force, and the other
oy dividing portion of the sum due among
.ne principal officials of the government at
caracas. This report which ought to have
peen consigned to the secret archives of the de-
partment, was published in the next annual
volume of diplomatic correspondence, and
when it came under President Blanco's obser-
vatons that gentleman was naturally indg-
nant and refused to have any further inter
course with the minister of the United State.
So MIR. Russell has been recslled
The Portland daily press., 1877-03-26

NEW YORK March 24-Evening.-Ashes unchang-
ed with moderate inquiry at for pots. Cotton is
quiet: sales Of 1912 bales; ordinary uplands and
Alabama at 13-16c; do New Orleans and Texas at
915-16c; do stained at 716c middling uplands and
Alabama at 1lac; do New Orleans and Texas 11sc;
do stained III delivered on contract CO.. bales fu-
Flour-receipts 1851 bbls; the market is firm but
less active sales II, 500 bbs; No at so q 90; Su-
to good extra Western and State 90 "a 10; good to
choice Western and State at Is a 80; common to
choice White Western extra IS a O;Fancy White
good extra Ohio at 90 q 90; common to choice ex-
ira ST Louis at 90 q Co., Patent Minnesota extra
good to prime at so q 90; choice to double extra
At 90 R 10 Co. including 1900 bbls low grade at
90 GD 25: 1900 bbls medium extra at 81 (9 so;
31OO bbls OF Minnesota at 80 10 90 $500 bbls City
Mills extra for West Indies at 50 @ the market
700 bbls common to far extra at 90 az go good to
choice at 50 "a 10. Rye -four is without decided
change; sales 275 at 90 "a rs per Dbl for supertne
The Portland daily press., 1877-03-26
RaiIrond Coutroversies se,,Icd

ST. ALBANs, VT, March %. THE settlement
of all pending controversies between the Cen /.
tra) Vermont railroad managers and the Og-
densburg & Lake Ghamplain Railroad Co.,
was amicably consummated Saturday at ST..
Adams, and papers of mutual discharge and
release were exchanged. The contest involved
between $3.50, 900 and 100000. THIS amicable
adjustment of the differences of what appeared
to be some weeks ago protracted litigation,
is heartily endorsed and the business relations
between these two large corporations will be
continued in an amicable spirit.
Gov. Fairbanks has declined to grant re-
prieve to John b. Phair, the Rutland murder
er. and he will be executed in Windsor prison
April 9Th
The Portland daily press., 1877-03-26
THE EASTERN QUESTION,

CoNsTANTINoPLE, March 25.-The Monte
negrin delegates have again conferred with
Sofyet Pasha The Porte Still refuses to cede
Nicsacs and Koutchin, but evinces disposition
to agree to the other demands of Montenegro
The latter, however declines to renounce its
demands for Nicsics aud Koutchin. 1t is said
England advises the Port to cede Nicsics after
dismantling the Notifications, but the Porte
considers their cesson impossible even then.
The Portland daily press., 1877-03-26
Arrested for Cousu;r,cx

NEW HAVEN, March "A THIS afternoon
benjamin Noyes Of this city, president of the
Washington, left this city Tor New JERSEY in
charge of Deputy Sheriff Stevens of this coun
ty and Detective McManus of New JERSEY. II
is understood that he will not be imprisoned in
New Jersey. Mr.. Noyes was arrested on
charge of conspiracy in retaining the assets of
the New jersey Mutual Life Insurance Com
pany, refusing to give them to ex-Gov. Parker,
the Mutual receiver.
The Portland daily press., 1877-03-26
LOUISIANA.
Excitement i'm New Orleans.

NEW YORK, March 24.-Much excitement is
reported in New Orlens. The most ardent of
the Nichols party desire to attack Packard in
the State House Immediately. Nichols says
he will receive the commission Hospitality, but
will decline their services in bringing about
anything except recognition of his govern
ment.
NEW ORLEANS, Morch 24.-The clearing
house association, the stock exchange and the
board of underwriters, adopted resolutions to-
day denouncing Packard.
The Portland daily press., 1877-03-26
MARINE NEWS.
Accidents to Shipping.

New YORK, March 18th.
Bark Lorena from Marseilles rescued from q
small boat Capt Young and four seaman of
British sch. Rivulent from Brazil for England,
abandoned sinking.
Bark Imagene from Brazil for Falmouth,
was seen by the crew of the Revulent on fire
January 30tb, near Brazelion coast. The crew
were preparing to abandon here.
Bark Mary Il. Russell, from Java for Boston,
put into st. Georges, Bermuda, March 18th,
with the loss of fore and main masts and all
attached, and leaking. Would repair and pro-
ceed One sailor was lost overheard and an
other fell to tue deck but was not killed.
The Portland daily press., 1877-03-26
FOR EIGN N.
GREAT BRITAIN.
THE ENGLISH UNIVERSITY
RACE,
A Dead Heat in "a Minutes, 10 seco,

A Dead Heat in "a Minutes, 10 Seconds.
LONDON, March, 24.-The race between
Oxford and Cambridge took place this morn.
ing between 7.30 and o'clock. The race was
pulled before o'clock and is said to have been
one of the granGest ever rowed. The bow oar
of Oxford broke just before the finish. The
spectators all say that Oxford won, but the
judges decided that it was dead heat. The
time was "a minutes, 10 seconds.
Illness of Charles Matthews.
Charles Matthews was taken i'll on the stag
last night and continues SO.
Railway AccIdent-5 Persons Killed.
The fast mail train from Scotland, known as
the Flying ,Scotchman," ran off the rails yes
terday near Morpeth. The engine, tender and
forward coaches were dashed to njeces Five
persons were killed and many Injured, ten seri-
ously. Two had legs amputated
The Portland daily press., 1877-03-26

"Ob My Back!" How often we hear these words,
Pain in your back nine times out of ten arises from
Kidney Disease. HUNTS REMEDY, used as directed
Will cure all diseases of the Kidneys Bladder and.
Urinary Organs.
INFALLIBLE EYE WASH cures Swollen Eyes.
mnZi eod&w5w
The Portland daily press., 1877-03-26
SOUTH CAROLINA.
The Feeling in South Carolina.

New YORK, March Alt is believed by
Hampton's friends in Columbia that he will 90
to Washington in response to the President
invitation. Chamberlain says he shall certain
ly respond, as be wants the President to know
the exact position Of affairs. In Charleston
the feeling is that Hampton ought not to re-
spond to the Presidents invitation. His friends
in that city claim that Hayes should live up to
his professions and give the state self-govern-
ment or place 1T under military rule.
COLUMBIA, Morch 25.-It is reported that
Gov. Chamberlain leaves here at midnight for
Gov. Hampton has not yet decided to visit
the Capitol. 1t is understood he is awaiting
advices from parties who are expecting to ar
rive here tomorrow.
The Portland daily press., 1877-03-26
Foreign Notes.

A Herald correspondent at Berlin telegraphs
that Kaiser William Is still endeavoring to &C
complish an understanding between England
and Russia, but his hopes in the avoidance of
a war decrease.
Gottschakoff's retirement is again asserted as
about to take place.
Healey, the American portrait painter has
made likeness of Prince Bismarck.
The French Senate and Chamber of Deputies
have adjourned till May
The Portland daily press., 1877-03-26
BY TELEGRAPH.
MAINE.
The ST. Cr0ix Omen

nv FJss OTOIA VPCu
EAsTPoRT, March A.-The steamer City of
Portland, arrived on her fl rst trip to-day. The
st. Croix river is now open, and the steamer
Belle Brown is running to Calais.
Fire mt Dresden.
GARDINER, March 24--Albion Call of Dres-
den, lost by fire last evening three barns, 25
tons of hay, yoke of oxen, four COWS, large
flock of sheep and his farming utensils. The
fire was probably incendiary. Loss between
$4,000 and $4,000; partially insured
Postal.
WASHINGTON, March 25-Postmistress ap-
pointed-Mrs Ebenezer Weber, West Harps.
well, Cumberland county, Me.
The Portland daily press., 1877-03-26
-ARINE NEWS
PORT OF PORTLAND,
saturday, March Fl.

Saturday, March Fl.
ARRIVED.
steamship Eleanora, johnson, New York-passen-
gers and mdse to Henry Fox. 0N
Sch j w Brown, Blake, Boothbay
Sch Montezuma, Bonsell. Ellsworth for Boston
folk. Va. AVA -'oi
Sch Alfred Chase. Robinson Rockport for Nyor,,
sen Benz . Prince, Hall, Rockport for Boston.
Sen VIM Butman, Searsport for Boston,
CLEARED.
Steamship Morayian, (Br) Graham, Liyerpoo,--
H q A Allan.
Sch Sarah Eaton, Dix, Baltimore-Simon Cole, and
SimOntOn q Ladd. W
Sch H Prescott, Merriman, Philadelphia isaac
Berry. Ns""'
Sch Helen Mar, Nicke1son, Philadelphia Berlin
Mills. AiA
sunday, March 25,
ARRIVED.
Sch Flora Grindle, Stanley, Rockland.
Sch Brilliant, Wheeler, st George.
Sch w Sawyer, Orchard, Southport, to fit for the
Banks wa 0
schs Waterfall Cameron, and Astoria. Hodgkins
Searsport, to fit for the Banks.
Sch Julia Newell, Sheppard Rockport for NYork.
Sch Ivy Bell, Loud, Bristol for Boston.
SHIPBUILDING-C V Minott. of Phipsburg, ia GET
ting out the frame for ship OF 1900 TONS the keel of
which will be laid the first of June
d Mari, of Bath, has contracted with Messrs
Goss Sawyer q Packard for a ship Of 1900 tons 10
be commanded by Capt o Day
Edwin . Clark of Waldoboro is preparing to stretch
the Keel for ship of 1000 TONS in the ward for
mery occupied by W Storer.
5 II Talbot of East Machias, has brig of 500 tons
ON the stocks to be launched next June. She will he
commanded by Capt ohn Sanborn.
The Portland daily press., 1877-03-26
DefaIcalion.

SPRINGFIELD, VT, March 24,-This town is
startled by the alleged defacaton of Albert
Brown, cashier OF the FIRST National Bank,
securities left with him for safe keeping by
friends of the bank, on whom the loss viii
mostly fall.
The Portland daily press., 1877-03-26
METEOROLOGICAL

INDICATIONS FOR THE NEXT TWENTY-FOUR
HOURS.
WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL)
OFFICER, Washington, DC,
March &c, Il A. M.))
For New England.
rain will prevail, with east to northeast gales
on the coast during the day, rapidly falling
barometer and rising followed by falling tenn
perature.
The Savannah river will rise rapidly.
Cautionary signals continue at St. Marks,
Jacksonville, Savannah, Tybee Island, Charles
ton, Smithville, Wilmington, Cape Lookout
Cape Hatterass, Kittyhawk, Norfolk, Cape
Henry, Cape May, Atlantic City, Barnegat,
Sandy Hook, New York, New London, New
Haven, Newport, Woods Hole, Boston
Thatchets Island, Portland and Eastport.
The Portland daily press., 1877-03-26
Providence Print Cloths Market.

PROVIDENCE, r. l., March 25.-The Printing cloths
market continued inactive to close with reported
sales of the week of only $500 pcs; quotations nomin
ally at 4sc for best 64x64s spot and Al q 4sc for
April and July delivery.
The Portland daily press., 1877-03-26
Lees Charge Against Brigham Young
RpIieveA

NEW YORK, March PA San Francisco
despatch says no one there believes in Brigham
1onngs denial of Lees statements and the
only regret expressed is that Brigham was not
also executed with Lee
The Portland daily press., 1877-03-26

PROVIDENCE, March 25-Miss Bertha Won
Hillern, who yesterday walked 80 miles in -
consecutive hours, was so little fatigued that
she was able to attend mass this morning.
The Portland daily press., 1877-03-26
Minister Wasbburue,

CHICAGO, March 25.-Hon. E. B. Washburne
arrived this morning and will stay few days
and then go to Galena to remain short time.
He will sail for France the 21st of April
The Portland daily press., 1877-03-26

NEW YORK. March 24-12.15 P. M.-Gold opened
at 10ia, sold off to lO4a. Governments active and a
shade higher. Money at per cent. State bonds are
steady Stocks moderately active and better feeling.
More activity is reported in the dry goods trade,
and in some cases reduction of prices has been
made in order to close out spring goods, while the
city is full of buyers.
The Atlantic Mills have revised their prices for
sheetings and prints have been reduced to and g.
per yard for the various styles of Harmony fancIes
Gamers Oriental and Bristol fancies. Prices for
standard cotton goods have been generally main
tanned.
The Portland daily press., 1877-03-26

Boston stock Market.
[Sales at the Brokers Board, March PAL
Portland, Saco 81 Portsmouth R,........ 44a@45
CdbIcTu RdlTUdus " 4J
Eastern Railroad U.s. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 81 q 81
Sales at Auction.
Hill Manufacturing Company. ............. 96k
Bates Manufacturing Co. ,................. S4a
10 Boston q Maine Railroad. 96S
$1,000 Belfast (Me) IS, 1898. 11O3a
$4,000 Bangor City IS. 1894,R L. 1861
$5,0O0 Bangor City Is. 1906, w L. 1881
$4,000 Boston u Maine Railroad rs, 1894. 80. III
Second Board.
$4,000 Eastern R.. 81 new bonds. ............. 51}
Sis Eastern Il. scrip. Observation-Disclosures. 524
All 80. lido. Observation-Disclosures. 52k
Boston and Maine Railroad. ......."....... 964
The Portland daily press., 1877-03-26
MEMORANDA.

The German barque Anna, Semertz, from Piau
Dec II for Portland with 93i bales rags put into Bos-
ton oath in distress. Reports Jan Is, lat 48 49, Ion
AZ, in SW gale, sprung aleak; Feb 81, was obliged
to throw over go bales of cargo to ease vessel.
Brig Mechanic, of Portland, from Pensacola for
Matanzas, which has been reported total wreck
near the latter port, has been hauled off and taken
into Havana, only lightly damaged.
Barque Gan Eden went to pieces 23d.