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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-17
NEW YORK CITY.
Excitement ina the Drug and Cot
ton Trade.


ton Trade.
National Associated Press to tho star.
NEW YORK, Jan. 17.-Wall street was
alive yesterday afternoon with rumors
Of a great failure in the cotton trade, but
inquiries at the Cotton Exchange and
among cotton dealers failed to elliott any
facts that would indicate the truth Of the
report. 1t was stated that Dunning had
been carrying a large cotton house, and
that the failure of this firm would carry
with 1t one or more dry goods firms. The
drug trade Is also vlslbiy affected again,
and the inquiry amoug dug brokers
about every hour is, "Has any other
house gone yet~
tits known that Dunning held quan.
tity OF paper belonging to drug dealers.
and while his affairs are in such tick.
lish condition none OF the houses who
have Buoh paper feel ut all safe.
Dunning's Affairs.
Inquiries were made at the office OF E.
J. Dunning, Jr., assignee, who said ne.
ooliations lOr settlement were in prog
Tsss, and the feeling OF merchant cred
[itors toward Dunning was very friendly.
Total liabilities Of Mr.. Dunnng were In
round numbers about $1,500.00O, and
nominal assets about the same. An
agreement has been drawn up between
Dunning and his creditors, and provides
for the settlement OF his affairs by him.
self in Connection with committee.
How many Of the creditors will sign this
arrangement is at present unknown.
Sale of Kentucky Horses.
There was large number OF sporting
men at the sale Of valuable fast trOtting
horses of Kentucky breed yesterday
morning, bus the prices were poor and
the bidding not very spirited. The fol-
lowing are the prices paid Tor the most
valuable: Armand 5000, Helene $500,
Dora $500, Whirlwind 500, Barney S214
diller GIrl $3.50.
Senator John MorrisseY.
The friends and constituents OF Hon.
John Morrissey are at last alarmed lest
he should never return alive to this city.
Since the beginning OF his illness various
reports have been circulated, tending to
snow that he was recovering, but these
favorable reports have been repeatedly
offset by news OF further reiapse9, which
demonstrate that the Senator's condition
| is extremely critical. He Is at pfesen'
in Jacksonvills, Florida, where be went
| upon his physician's advice. He bias
recently been Joined by Mrs. Morri ssey
whether or not the Senator ra u,ns 10
this city ur remains in Florida, hare ia
authority Ior the stating that he certain
| Iy will not 5e able to take his seat IN the
Senate Chamber during this session
Dispatches received Ia this city as late
| as last night give little hope OF !he Senn.
,tor's recvyo,y.
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The CriSpins' Strike.
tjonal A saocIated Pyess In tho 4tax

LYNN, MASS, Jan. 17.-There is NO
change in the condition OF the labor war.
Both sides are confident OF success. The
Crispins are receiving aid in the shape
OF money, provisions, &c, from all quar-
ters. 1t is reported that one shoe manu-
facturer has pledged 81, 900 to the Girls
pins II they stand t1rn. The Crispins
held meetings yesterday afternoon and
evening at their headquarters, and
listened to addresses from members.
The city rem ins per ectly quiet.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-17
Marriage aI0ensss.
The following marriage licenses v

The following marriage LICENSES usra
ssued since our last report:
J.N. Fisher and Bernadine Sautuaa.
Chas. W. Ward and Oatharins Ratter.
A. c. Kindell and NJ. A. JunksrmaR.
L.Wagner and Maggie Krummsohustsr
Thus. Brown aud Mile Butler.
Parker Brown and Lizzie Almond.
q. l.. Hukili ana Emma X. Brown.
@. #. Meadow and A. B. Small woea.
George Keitfer and Mollie SWioh.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-17
The Davis Failure.

N"VIOHHI hsHoCIRseU < TebS 70 VHV osHks
BosToN, Jau. ia meeting OF the
creditors OF Davis Bros. & Co., leather
dealers, was held this morning. A
statement submitted by Davis set forth
the entire assets at 1851, 300, and the
gross Liabilities at 1912 400, which latter
amount is reduced by secured debts to
much less sum, SO that the apparent
deficiency is $5l, 800. The firm expects
to pay 90 cents on the dollar.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-17
Alleged Murderer Arrested,

National Associated Press to the Star.
MOUNT VERNON, ILL Jan. 17.-Jehn
Summers, who is alleged to have muir.
.dered Joshua Kendle, in Mississippi
County, Arkansas, two years ago. was
arrested here yesterday and is held to
await a requisttion from the Arkansas
authorities.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-17
Senator PendlctOn's Reception.
n National Associated Press TO the Star,

COLUMBUS, o., Jan. 17.-The banquet
and reception given by Senator Pendle-
ton to the members Of the Legislature at
The Neil House, this city, last night was
by far the grandest affair OF the kind
ever Witnessed in this city. Nothing
that money could buy was neglected.
Prominent citizens from all parts OF the
State were present, and also the wealth
and fashion of Columbus.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-17
A woman i'm the Case.


National Assoclated Press to the Star
BOSTON, Jan. H.--Theodore Neal, of
the firm Of Neal & Crowinshield, CON-
mission merchants OF THE city, is re-
ported to have suddenly left town for
parts unknown. Among the rumors cur
rent here, and credited by many persons
who know him Intimately, is one to the
effect that there is woman in the case.
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takes his defeat with the best grace. The
rush to Williams standard, when the
break occurred in the caucus, was most
remarkable, and the unanimity in giving
Williams the laurels WAS hearty and vo-
olierous,
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John Il Impr0yimE.

National Associated Press to the star.
ALBANY, Jan. H-Mrs. Morrissey's
sister, who lives at TOY, received tele-
gram from Mrs. Morrisey yesterday,
from Florida worded: ssDo not believe
reports. John is improving"
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-17

From Late Dublin and Cork Hxchanges.l
The American "Skirmtshers"-Ap pas
torai by Cardinal Cullen was read on
afhdaS in all the Catholic Churches, in
&A&A "a .&&Hs&a s:sssss sssaA svasy@aszs.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-17
CerFo GoTdO Williams 1875.
ok aanoiakoI praso to tho 49,

NAtl0nA AssOcihteu fresa 10 tne star.
FRANKFORT. KY, Jan. 1L-in the
joint session Of the Legislature, to-day,
the work was formally completed by the
following ballot: Williams, 126; Boyd,
Republican, II. One absent.
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Failure of q Trust Company.
National Associated Press TO the Star.
DANyILLK, ILL, Jan. 1.-THE Danville
Banking & Trust Company has failed
Last night The directors held meeting
and concluded to wind up its affairs.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-17
FOREIGN.
OPENING OF PARLIAMENT
Conei!iat9ry Speech From the Throne.
EngiaMd's Position Defined by
Queen Victoria.
National Associated Press 10 the Star

National Associated Press 10 the Star.
LONDON, Jan. II. - Parliament was
opened to-day. The Queen's speech,
after giving an historical resume Of tho
recent events, announces that Russia
and Turkey are now negotiating for
peace through England's good offices,
and Her Majesty expresses the hope
that peaceful solution will result.
Hitherto neither OF the belligerents
has infringed the conditions upon which
England has maintained a neutral posi-
tion. The Queen believes that both par
ties respect England's conditions of
neutrality so far as they can, and sc
long as these conditions are not in
fripged England's attitude will remain
unchanged, but Her Majesty adds:
IL can not conceal the fact that II hos
tilities are prolonged some unexpected
occurrence may render it necessary to
adopt measures OF precaution to protect
England's interests. Such measures
can not be taken without adequate
preparation. 1 therefore trust to the
liberality OF Parliament to supply the
means which may be required"
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Montgomery Blair's Resolution
Rejected.
National Associated Press to the STAR.
NEW YORK, Jan. ia Herald spe-
cial says the Maryland Legislature has
rejected Montgomery Blair's resolution
for reopening the question regarding the
legality Of President Hayes election.
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Third Edition


Montague, the Actor.
Nauonal Associated Press to the star.
New YORK, Jan. lit is reported
that Montague, the actor, is dangerous
ly i'll.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-17
The Eastern Trouble.

PROGRESS OF TIE PEACE NEGOTIATIONS.
LONDON, Jan. 1.-THE Austro.English
note stating that Austria is opposed to
a separate peace, and intends to sup
port The treaty of Paris, has been semi
officially confirmed here.
A dispatch from Constantinople says
Turkey proposes a cessation OF hostili-
ties after five days.
The Official Russian Agency publishes
u very oonciliatory article, but claims
the right OF Russia to negotiate q peace
direct.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-17

LONDON, Jau. lT.-rne Queen's speech,
on the opening of Parliament, will prob
ably be very pacific. The questions of
money and supplies will be reserved
until he occasion demands.
THE HOME RULERS!
Tue Home Rule members iu ParliR-
Ment will move an amendment to the
IriSu grievances.
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Fra m c e.
STANLEY IN PARIS.

STANLEY IN PAKI5.
PARIS, jan. 17.-HeEry M. Stanley,
the African explorer, arrived here yes
terday, and was received by a deputa-
lion OF the Paris Geographical Society.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-17

TOR SALE-FEArHERS- Large 5-pound
Il pillows, 81 teach); 35-pound new feather
beds, So; feathers, l5c per pound. G. w. NOR
RISON Il CO., Il West Sixth street. between
Main and Walnut street, Sd floor. jas- I'm
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-17
FOR RENT.

1'0R NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. brick, 2ST
IL Hichmond street, Of rooms front and rear
yards; rent low. apply at t5A \ inth street.
17-at
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-17

ITOR RENT - HOUSE An elegant resi-
1 dence, No. Al Wcsley avenue from Febrr-
sryl. Apply to VIM. GEAVESON, 49, Hunt
btreet. 1876
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-17
ANTED- --SITU ATOMS.

yKTANTND - SITUATION - 10 do house
w work in private family. Call az A East
Heypnth street, 15-jt
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-17

TOR RENT HOUSE Three story brick,
I 399 iongworth street; Q Rooms, bath. cis-
tern, front, site AMI rear yards. Inquire at
BST " est Sixth street. l7-3t
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-17

NM MENT-By an aged
w gardener,is lis capable OF raisin vegetables,
milking, taking care Of a gcntlcman's place,
Ia MOL coachlnan; has the best OF references.
Gall or address Ga Kossuth street. ja!6-3t+
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-17
Observation-Disclosures.

"AS1ED-WAGON MAKER--Inquite at
. w CHARLES WEHMAN'S, In Linwood.
jal7-2tt
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WANTED--TO HANG--Al kinds OF wall
w paper at &c per roll w. NJ. BARNES,
ST. Sycamore street. de13-tf
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w ANTED-BoYs-To sell papers for this
sfhce. IL
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yANTED-SIrUAT ATlON-By r good cook.
wv With good references. Apply at 9S7 W,
Wuurth street, 11.3t
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EOR REM HOUSE, - Two-story brick
IL house of ten rooms; all modern improve
Ments; 38l West Sixth street Apply at 1Sy
Vine street. is at
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-17

Il OR RkENT--HOUsE--F two story brick
t' of 7 rooms, on Main street, between Fifth
and Sixth streets, Covngton, Ky. Inquire at
bSB MIIn street, Covington. 7-3t
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-08
Ocean Freigbts.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

ST. CHARLES H0TEL-H + Faber. Mont
gomery; HAYS. Salt Lake City; II 7 vii
liame, New York; l. Knoop Savannah; II i
Haskell, New York; = Stem igen, Chicago; Gle,
W Reed. New Haven NJ + Nem Cincinnati: l
Snider, New Haven; L + Plumb, VIII Bru
j Walden. dubuque; Jno 7 Allen. Austin; I
Murphy. J Reynolds. Mobile; II Nj Richard
New York; G Goldman, Tensas; 7 Duffy.
city.
ST JAMES HJTEIl-H Junck. Baltimore
John Fulton. Milwaukee: + T. Davidson. II
strong. Louis Tarlet' Miss Kate Mcguire
Miss Louise GrevenberR. city; w Whitpker
North Carolina; G. A Jackson Louisiana. ] "
Seitz, Toronto Canada; L q Marinden, st Mary
In; II " Detegan. East PaacagOula; X b Eat
man, New York; j N Davidson. Albany: w II
Abel. Washington, Ind: O w Spunk aud wife
Nashville. Tenn.
CASSIDY's HOTEL Henry b Kelly, city,
@ l. kempe. E I Rice W + Burnett, q A Hirsch
Waterproof, In: I o Adams, Kempe's Landing
La: Ii NJ james, W II Knlymberger Memphis
VIM Wrapin. Iberville Henry Field coasr i: L J
Broadway. Columbia; 7 Campbell, = Y Jor-
dan, steamer John Hanna: VIM Barnes. Pass
Christian; + C0uyilier, i A Spurlock Avoyelles
In: q ) Smith, 81 Landry; + Sengar st Louis,
Mo; q Mills, Louieiana; VIM scully and lady
Texas; j Hudson. Homesvile La; {
Scott. st Peter. La.
CITY HOTEL.-Mrs r Miller, Magnolia
Samuel Leoyy, Mon'gomery: ] II Hausman,
city; Mrs II N Liddle Mrs r Lyon. Q Moore
Miss Moore. Moore. Jr. Miss; r II Bedside,
shi; Z ii Hudson, Hoboken; Miss Anna Cole
man. Mrs Il NJ Coleman. Texas; II Humphrey
Athens II Gait. Baltimore: 9 Il Plumbe. Allan
tn; Geo Vineyard. A Hanford A S Labazan
Galveston; L Coleman, S j Berry Texas
II Bruning. Galveston; John Brill, nj d. city
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that these stocks have almost been driven out
OF the market Any one who wishes to buy
them can get all he wants with very little
trouble, but there is no demand for them, and
holders are afraid to offer them for public
sale. The cause Of this is found In the uneasi-
ness which spectators feel in regard to the
electric light. The heaviest holders Of gas
stocks profess to feel no alarm. They say
that the electric light can never take
the place Of gaslght except in the
lighting Of large public squares and
streets, and that this loss will be made
up to the gas companies through the use
of gas stoves" Another broker said he did
not believe that the popular appreheneions in
regard to the electric light were the only
causes Of the decline in gas stocks The gas
companies, he said, had become so numerous
that the rivalry between them was rupotls
The stocks of some of the New York COM
panies had been watered too much. and the
companies had been unable to pay good divi-
dends In consequence. At the offices Of sew
eral gaslight companies 1t was said that the
scare over the threatened supplanting Of
gaslight by the electric light would die out as
soon az any extensive trial of the latter light
was made. In the meantime, it was said, the
gaslight companies We're making their usual
earnings, and the largest stockholders were
not disposed to sell out their interests.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Dom estic.

New YORK. Dee. 7. 1o:45 a. m.-Coffee dull and
nominal Saes-2065 OK Memnon. 500 OK Pas
cal 800 ex Humboldt: milds quiet; no sales re-
ported Sugar dull: sales-200 hhds. Refined
sugar steady.
Cotton-Spot dull; MlddIing Uplands 91-16;
futures closed frm and two points better than
last evening
CHICAGO, Dec. T. $50 a. m-Wheat opens at
ssll bid January, Corn opens at sl7.@slh Jan
nary. 35'. asked May. Pork So 7O06 Tan De-
cember. 81 aO@7 921a January. s. or February.
Lard 5.624aM5 65 January 5.72h@5.75 February.
$50 March. Dry salt meats 2.75. 3 80. 3.95.
Union Stock Iards-166 cars stock reported
to arrive: estimated receipts of hogs to-day
ments 1901; official receipts of hogs for the past
week. 261 i0T; off aial shipments 1876. Light
grades 50 5G(G2 S.. mixed packers 50 45612 10
heavy shipping 50 6O02 rs. Cattle-Receipts to-
day 1900 Market quiet.
:O5 o. Wheat-s224 0s27s December, s3i4 "a
53sa January. s3ss bid February. Corn-3O7s De-
cemhar. 31t@3lA January 3l3s bid February,
3 = May Oats-197s d. cember 20 January. D .
May. Pork-s6 IS December. 81 S2ls bid Janu-
airy. 81 92l2 bid February: Lard 5.57h Deem
bid March.
ST. LOUIS Dec 7-Opening-Wheat- 87A
December. $685. January s92l February. Corn
2s7s December $4,000 January, 31ti February.
cember. ss''4@ssas; January. a9.; February
ss@Ssl. cash. No 8 red s4a@s.za cash. Corn
29s4 G297s January: 31ls@314 February Oats
lower: l01a bid December; POS bid January; ;
191a@l94 cash. Whisky lower. s1.O3. Pork dull
and UNCHANGED Bacon. nothing, doing. Cut
CINCINNATI. Dec: Z. 1880 .. m.-Pork So.
Bacon 3. "A. Al. Hams 91a0l0. Cut meats 2.70.
$40. A. Lard SIS. 6. 6i4. Hogs 81 1902 SO: re-
ceiDts lO.s76. Whisky 81 os.
LIVERPOOL. Dec. 7. Il: 80 D. Motion dull and
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pY G. T.. GIRARDEY, Auctioneer- ONCE No.
- 81 Camp street-SATURDAY. Decen Der II,
1878, at II O'Clock m, at the st Charles Auction
Exchange, will positively be sold at public que
ton. to settle the estate of the late Nine. Widow
y. J. Michou. the following described property.
to wit -
l.. THE HANDSOME FRAME COTTAGE
DWELLING, designated by the No. 362 st. Ann
street In the square bounded by st. Ann Or
leans Roman and Prieur Streets containing
four rooms shed and awning. cisern etc.
3. THE NEAT DOUBLE TENEMENT COT
TAGE designated by the No. 2ls Miro street In
the square bounded by Miro, Tonh st. Philip
and Ursuines streets, containing three apart
ments kitchen and cisiern to each tenement.
B. THE COMMODlOUS TWO STORY FRAME
HOUSE, designated by the No 179 st. Peter
street, In the square bounded by st. Peter, Or
leans IRENE and ct. Claude streets. The main
and rear buildings contain ton rooms. 1t yields
a large rental as tenements.
Terms-One-third or one half cash. Mt the OPP
ton of the purchasers. and the remainder ut
one or one and two years, for notes specially
secured by mortgage and vendors lien, bearing
all the usual clauses of per cent per an
mum interest 8 per cent attorneys fees. policy
Of insurance transferred. and the purchasers
to assume payment of the taxes due and OK
igibls in 1879 over the price of adjudication.
Acfs of sale before the notary designated by
th- auctioneer, at the expense of the purchasers.
del Z I'd
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CONSTABLE SALES.


ELEVENTH JUSTICE COURT FOR THE PAR
- ish of Oreans. Nos. 1921. 1909 and 763b-By
re;ted by the Hon. O. A. U'Rourke. Seventh JUS
toe Of the Peace In and for tho parish Of Or
leans. in the above entitled and numbered suit s,
[ will proceed to sell ~ public auction. at the
domicile Of defendant. on Delachase street, be-
tween Prythnia and Coliseum streets sixth
District Of this city. on TUESDAY. Decembe 10.
1878 at II O'Clock a. -
ONE LOT OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
consisting of one Upright Piano, Bureaus Ar
moirl, Snfas Cushion Chairs. etc, as per inven-
tory on file in my office.
Seized in the above entitled and mum bered
suits.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
nu3D de4 3 A. F. KELLER, Constable.
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENT.
SHERIFF SALES,


LNIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
Il ish of Orleans No. 9356-By virtue Of q writ
of seizure and sale to me directed by the honOra-
BILE the Fifth Dist riot Court for the parish OF Or
leans. In the above entitled cause ! will pro-
coed to sell Mt public auction. at tho Merchants
tween Canal and Uusomhouse streets. In the
Second District OF this city, on SATURDAY
December II. 1873 Mt IL O'Clock M. the following
described property. to wit
A CERTAIN LOT OR PORTION OF
GROUND. with all the buildings and improve
and appurteDanes thereunto belonging or In
any wise appertaining, situated in the Fourth
District of THIS city, in the square bounded by
Jackson, Jersey. Laurel and Josephine streets
being square number fourteen, aRreeably to the
original plan Of Fauborrg l. fayette; said lot
sixth Of an inch front on Jackson street. be-
TIVE n Laurel and Jersey str cts by depth of
one hundred and twenty seven feet ton inches
between parallel lines, American measured:
said lot f0rms part of the LOT Of ground desig-
mated by the number two on plan of part Of
said square number fourteen. drawn by b.
Buisson, late surveyor on the tWenty-flrst Of
March, 1883 and deposited In the office Of the
parish Judge OF the late parish Of Jefferson;
and tn" above lot ur tOrtion OF ground Is taken
from the port OF said lot situated nearest to
Jersey street. Il ing the same property acquired
BIZ the defendants herein by net Of partition
passed before Joseph Gohu. notary public in
registered In the Conveyance Once OF this city,
in book ninety seven, foiios seven hundred and
sixteen seven hundred and seventeen and
seven hundred and eighteen.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
Civil Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans.
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