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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-07-21
No GraecO-ItalIan . alliance o AppFeF1en.
sion of Serious Disturbances.

LONDON, July 2O.-Advices from Rome to-
day contradict the reports that Italy has en-
tered into any alliance with Greece, or that
any action will be taken calculated to disturb
the settlement made by the Berlin treaty.
The opposition are keeping up an excitement
respecting the default of Count Corti In fail
ing to demand from Turkey the retrocession
Of the Southern Tyrol, and In not insisting on
the claims of Greece, but the ministers claim
that the excitement Is purely artificial, and
gotten up. for 9 purpose. When the matter
comes before Parliament they will be able,
they say, to fully justify themselves before
the country.
The agitation in France against the treaty,
also continues to attract much attention
here but it is believed in the best informed
quarters that 1t will not lead to serions re-
suits.
It Is expected that during the next few
weeks there will be slight disturbances in
Bosnia, Herzegovina, Servia, Thessaly and
along the Rhodes mountains, but it is be-
lieved they will be gradually suppressed, and
that all the regions affected by the treaty
will become tranquil within the next six
SUnpKG
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secure Ynur Passports. .

WASHINGTON, July 2O-Mr. FL. Kreismann,
consul general at Berlin, incloses with his
dispatch of the first instant, g. copy OF an
imperial ordinance under date OF June 26,
arriving at, and ali persons moving into Ber-
lin. The following semi-official comment
upon this ordinance appears in the Imperial
Advertiser:
In introducing the passport obligation the
object sought to be obtained Is to secure a
reasonable control over persons coming and
residing here without proper documents of
legitimation; due report Of such persons
coming to the legitimate authorities, with a
view OF proceeding against the same according
to the rules and regulations accepted.
The Consul GeneraFurges upon Americans,
naturalized Americans of German
birth, the necessity Of providing themselves
with the necessary passports.
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The fifth prize was one keg of Hazards DOW
ger: at: divided between Hall and DR.. Sherrard OF
The sixth prize was 200 loaded shells, offered
by Mr.; Wallace Wood. and two sacks Spark 8
chilled shot. offered by Frank A.. Behau, and
won by @. j. Pollard. OF the Montgomery Club.
Mobile. "
=, The object of this special match was to enable
money to assist IN paying their heavy expenses.
The liberal action of our merchants to the
sp9r@tsmenn @ A. received the highest commendation,
ana was DULY appreciated.
Iatham" shot, In small packages on the
grounds which yt were, distributed among the
the tournament, at five double rises, eighteen
yards rise. Twenty four entries. at s5each-5O 80
and 20 per cent, The birds were magnificent
Orleans Club surpassing themselves. Cousin.
LeBreton and Guillotte each making clean
scores. scores whereas h Manning scored nine, and
cropped intosecond- class.
New Orleans won the first money; the second
Delng awarded between Tunstall and Harwell,
o, o. mobile; and Manning Of our clnb; the third
and Gordon and Carre, OF Mobile
=. After this there was match Of five birds,
place almost in the darkness, the @ scores W we're
very poor LIE, Breton won the first money,
Tunstal second. and Mason third.
Among the incidents of the match We noticed
great interest being manifested in Fox"
gun, shot by Mr.. Manning. 1t was 80 popular
that at one time no less than six gentleme en-
were shooting with 1t during the match. We
learn il has been left In good hands In Mobile,
with Mr., Frank Davis, who will now have no
excuse Tor retaining that duck egg" badge in
After the match the sportsmen adjourned to
the Battle House, whore Q magnificent dinner
awaited their coming: When toasts were In
ORD order Dr. sheErard IN very happy speech.
by Mr.. Manning; after that Messrs. DAVIDSON,
OF the MONTGOMERY; Leigh, OF the Showdown p
Judge Price Williams (the champion scrub)
Mason. Holt Tyler, Davis. Buckley, Cousin and
other. gentlemen had their little say" which
would no doubt have continued until morning
put for the fact that the party had to break up
in order to make connections"
Thus closed very, pleasant and successful
entertainment, and the universal opinion OF
our, boys is that one 80 often repeated: that
while we may now and then beat the Ala.
bamians shoQting, at no time can we ever hope
to carry away'fr0m them the palm for hospita-
ccsrely c rendsredi, The officers Of the Gulf City
president: DR.. Bizzell, secretary; DIR. Sherrard
treasurer; !Te Braxton Bragg attorney; and the
man OF their executive committee. They have
but lately organized, but they are hard lot "tC
get away with" Is what our boys say.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-07-21
yellow Fever ON the Vermont.

WASHINGTON, July 20.-The report Of a
pointed to Investigate The cause Of the ap-
pearance Of yellow fever on board the Ver-
mont, at New York, was received at the Navy
Department to-day. The board Is of the
opinion that 1t originated from the ballast of
May /. This ballast, of quarry clippings
and sand, was deposited on the dock on either
side Of the Vermont, and about 100 yards dis
tant from her.
It contained the germ of the disease, which
was aggravated into the fever by the excess
sive heat. Such precautions have been taken
that the spread OF the fever will most likely
be checked. Reports received at the depart
ment this morning states that six cases have
50 far made their appearance and four deaths
occurred
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-07-21
THE STATE CONVENTION.
How the Delsg ates frOm the Various Par
lshes Sttnt on the Constitutional
CnntenttOn Question.


nyentiOn Question.
The following parishes have elected delegates
to the Democratic State Convention to meet at
Baton Rouge on Monday. August 8. Many Of the
parishes have instructed their delegates how to
vote on the question Of the amendments and a
constitutional convention. In instructing upon
the question Of constitutional convention
different language and different resolutions
were used in the various parishes. Some
demanded constitutional convention imme-
diately, others "as soon as practicable" Some
simply demanded constitutional convention
without specifying the time for calling it, while
one tAssumption) thought the present time too
early. Ouachita alone opposed convention In
30 many words.
In the following list Of parishes only those are
counted for a convention where the resolutions
adopted at the parish mass as meeting or eonyent; wen;
pledge itself TO new constitution and that the
incoming Legislature shall call q constitutional
convention Hs soon as 1t meets.
Quite a number Of parishes supporting con-
s'itutional convention said nothing on the SUBJ
ject of the amendments. The parishes Of Avoy.
elles, Bienville, Grant, Jackson. Lincoln and
Tensas, however, instructed t cir delegates to
vote in the convention against the amendments:
Ascension. 6.
Assumption, 8-against convention.
Avoyellps. 7-for convention.
Baton Rouge. East 10.
BhUOn hOuR6s W6SG. Z
B1ssier 4-for convention.
BienvI q. 5-for a convention.
Caddo, 9-for convention.
Caldwell, 3,
Carroll. 8~for a convention.
Claiborne. 8.
Concordia, 2-for a convention.
DeSoto, 7-for convention.
Feliciana West s.
Franklin, 4.
Grant, 3-for convention.
Iberville, s..
Jackson. 2-for convention.
Lafayette, G..
Lincoln, 5-for convention.
Livingston. (contestedl.
Madison, 2.
NJ .rphouse. 7-for convention.
Natchtoches, 9-for convention.
Ouachita, 9-against convention.
Plaquemines, 4.
Pointe Coupee. 5-for convention.
Rapides, g.
Red River. 2.
Rtnhland. s.
st. Helena. .3-for a convention.
st. James s.
st. Mary,7.
st. Tammany, 8.
Terrebonne.7.
Trnsas, 2-for convention.
Webster, 3-for a convention.
Total delegates elected 100. For a constitu-
tional convention. II; against a convention, II; !;
unDledged 81 not heard from, rs.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-07-21
War ON the scalpers.

CHICAGO, July 2O.-The managers Of the
Michigan Central Railroad have given notice
that on and after August return passes will
not be Issued to shippers or men in charge Of
live stock. A free pass will be given to men
in actual charge Of stock, and these will be
understood that all the roads controlled by
Vanderbilt have adopted this policy. It is
done to prevent the sale Of live stock passes
to ScalDerS
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-07-21
THE HEAT WAVE.
Yesterdays Record Reports from All
Paints.

NEW YORK, July 2O.-While the mercury In
this city yesterday did not reach as high O.
point as on Thursday by one degree, the
average temperature was higher. Seventy
four cases of sunstroke are reported In and
around New York, nine of which were fatal.
A cool, refreshing breeze from the east pre-
walls here and somewhat relieves the oppres-
siveness of the atmosphere. The thermometer
at moor marked 88 degrees, two degrees lower
than at the same time yesterday. Several
deaths are reported to-day Of victims OF yes
terday's heat.
CINCINNATI, July 2O.-Four sunstrokes yes
terday, two of them fatal. Thermometer 80
degrees, with prospect Of very hot day.
Weather clear,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-07-21
sInkinx Of the Europa.

NEW YORK, July 2O.-A dispatch from Lon
don says dispatch from Ferrol, Spain, dated
the nineteenth instant, states:
The British steamer Staffa, bound from
Newcastle to Malaga, collided with the
steamer Europa, of the Anchor line, from
Mediterranean ports, via Gibraltar for Liver
pool. The latter vessel sunk. The crew and
passengers were all saved by the Staffa and
landed at FerrOl
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-07-21
MOREHOUSE.
Delegates Instructed for Constitutional
Convention.
Especial to the Democrat


Especial to the Democrat
BAsTRoP, La, July 20.-The convention
was large and harmonious The delegates
were instructed to vote for constitutional con-
vention. Col r. Richardson was indorsed
for Treasurer and Col. r. B. Todd for Con-
.gress.
The delegates to Baton Rouge are Col. R.
B. Todd, j. Harvey Brigham, J. r. Broadnex,
R. D. Marble, w. T. Hail. G. g. Davenport, J.
G.. Sandidge, A. T. Worley, j. VIM. Brown and
z. o. Leavel.
Delegates to Congressional Convention
r. B. Todd, w. p Douglass, J. w. M. Brown
ID. /. Norwood, w. T. Hall and I. 0. Leavel.
j. d. Hamonds was nominated for the Leg
islature and j Harvey Brigham elected men,
Der OF the State Democratic Central Commit
tee FELIX.
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Treasury Statement.

WASHINGTON, July 20.-The Treasury now
holds $349, $4,000 In United States bonds to
secure national bank circulation; $13,9O8, 400
in bonds to secure public deposits; United
States bonds deposited for circulation for the
week ending to-day, $1,135 900; United States
bonds held for circulation withdrawn during
the week ending to-day, $4,000; currency
notes. $242 1872 S16; gold notes, S14, ,321 ,2O2 in
ternal revenue, $366,760 2S; customs, $685.
529 SO.
Receipts of national bank notes for the
week as compared with the corresponding
period of last year:
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-07-21
MARINE NEWS.

SOUTHWEST PASS, July 20, 6 p. m.-Barom-
eter 20 60. Wind west, light. Weather hazy
and warm. IN -
No arrivals or departures.
PORT EADs, July 20, p. m.A-Wind west,
southwest, very light. Weather clear and
hot.
?. m Read, master, from New York, to G. A.
Whitney d Co.
Sailed: Steamship E. B. Souder, bark Mi
chele Galatala, bark Loreto schooner e. 3.
Locke
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-07-21
HartIngton's Re.Olutions weak.

LONDON, July 2O.-Lord Hartington's reso-
lutions are regarded as rather weak. They
virtually give up the question of the treaty Of
Berlin, and censure only the Anglo-Turkish
convention, on grounds which the govern
ment will have no difficulty in defending. The
Radical wing Of the opposition is dissatisfied
with the resolutions, and will probably move
their own, far more aggressive in its terms.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-07-21
Yellow Fever mt brooklyn.

BROOKLYN, July 2o.-The reported cases Of
yellow fever from the receiving ship Vermont
are admitted by the Board of Health to have
been genuine. No new cases were reported
since Monday until late last evening, when
two more of the men belonging to the YER
mont were taken sick with the malady. Of
the six cases already reported three have
conYalescenf and, it is believed, will recover
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-07-21
FRANCE.
Cause OF the strike at Anztn,

PARIS, July 20.-The strike of iron workers
at Amin, France, was caused by an attempt
to reduce their wages, step considered
necessary by the master, in consequence Of
the danger OF their being undersold by Eng
lish producers. The men were at first, it Is
said, inclined to submit, but were stirred up
to resistance by the arrival of some indiyidu-
ais from Paris.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-07-21

LONDON, July 20-A Times correspondent at
Bucharest telegraphs The Russian authori-
ties advertise sales OF war material at various
points in Roumania. The Gar has telegraphed
to Bucharest an inquiry as to the condition of
Bratiano, who was seriously injured by car
riage accident Wednesday.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-07-21
TrlbuIatiOns of the Greenback Labor
Party

NEW YORK, July 2O.-The Herald says ::
There are breakers ahead for different splits
in the Greenback Labor party when its dele
gates reach the convention as Syracuse on the
twenty-third instant, and it will require a
smart leader to pilot them through the shoals
and quicksands that will beset them there.
Four parties, each claiming to represent the
Greenback Labor element in this city, will
present themselves at the door of the conven-
ton for admission, and 1t remains to be seen
which branch Of the party will be recognized
as regular.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-07-21

WASHINGTON, July 20-Mexican silver dol
lars and United States trade dollars are pur-
chased as bullion at the Philadelphia mint
and the assay office in New York at the equiv
alent of the London rate for silver on the day
OF purchase, less / per cent per ounce, pay
able in standard silver dollars.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-07-21
Pen1tentiary WORKSHOP Burned-LOss
SISO,0OO.

BOSTON, July 2O.-The large brick workshop
of the State Prison at Concord, Mass, was
destroyed by fire early this morning. The
occupants were Blanchard l. Faller, shoe
makers; Daniels Boot Manufacturing Com
pany, Averill & Hunting, brushmakers, the
Southern Cotton Tie Company and the Den
ham Moulding Company. Loss estimated at
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F-Falling; R-Rising: s-stationary.

King Alfonso will build $1,000,0O0 church
mausoleum In memory Of the late Queen. The
room in which she died is to be left untouched;
In that same room he was born. Lord Ross
lyn who represented the Queen at the we'd
ding last January, has written and published
a sonnet Of coincidence.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-07-21

exists throughout Servia regarding the stipu-
lation made at the Berlin congress requiring
Servia to contribute toward paying the Turk
ish debt. 1t is estimated that Servia's share
will be 100000 plastres.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-07-21
The nleen OF Death,

CHICAGO, July 2O.-Charles L. Hitchcock,
aged 35 years, living at No. no South Des-
PLANES street, and employed in Stewart d
Co.'s branch house In this city, committed
suicide by taking morphine last night, from
the effects Of which he died at o'clock this
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-07-21
The Au.trallan ExposItion.

LONDON, July 20.-The British commits
sioners to the French Exposition officially
notified the other commissioners of the inter-
national exhibition to be held at Melbourne,
Australia, in $780, and invited the present ex-
hibitOrS to DArticiDate
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-07-21
NATCHITOCHES.
FULL LANDHARMONIOUs CONVENTION
CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS
REPUDIATED.
Tine C0exIstenCe Of Republican Liberty and
the BayOnet abortion Of 1865 De-
cIared TO he impossible.
Especial to the Democrat !

I0pFUIHI 10 GIIB UHkHUUTdl.J
NATCHIToCHEs, La, July 20.-A full con-
vention OF delegates from every ward de-
clared unanimously that republican liberty
cannot exist until the bayonet abortionof 1868
is abolished, and the nine delegates were In
structed to vote first, last and ali the time for
constitutional convention.
Cunningham, Jack and Seruggs made
speeches denouncing the present instrument
and repudiating the amendments. Cunning
ham was indorsed for State Senator. The
meeting was harmonious and enthusiastic.
The delegates to the Baton Rouge conven-
tion are Cosgrove, jackson, Holmes, Jack.
tSeruggs, Haithern, Prudhomme, Henry and
Chaplin. We move off with solid front.
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FavorabIe Hank statement.

New YORK, July 20.-The bank statement
Is favorable. The following are the changes
Loans increased $2,075, 200, legal tenders in
creased 81 ,9S7 800, deposits increased SO, $40,
500, circulation decreased $4,000, reserve in
creased S963, ,45O.
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The editor of the New York Sun exelaims
in double-leaded editorial: "We are stand
ing near precipieeP' Mr.. Dana, no doubt,
has many enemies; but it is hoped no one
will sneak up behind him and give him q
push. He's not good enough to die.-INorris-
town Herald.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-07-21
WEATHER BULLETIN.

WAR DEPARTMENT.
Signal Service. United States Army !
Daily meteorological record for the eight hours
ending at 3:43 .. M. Saturday. July 20.
Observations taken at the same moment of
time at all stations.l
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-07-21

The students Of Jefferson Medical College,
Philadelphia, Indignantly deny that toilet
soap is made of their subjects when they
get through with them. This is reassuring,
and Philadelphia can go into the bath now
without the horrible fear that he will rub his
legs with his grandmother.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-07-21

GALVESTON, July 20.-A Neogs special from
Round Rock says: A squad OF Lieut.. Rey-
nold's men, State troops, captured Sam Bass,
about seven miles from here, this morning.
Bass was badly wounded,
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OMErASed.

MoNTEzUMA, Ia, July 2O.-A woman named
McKeaz was outraged by negro yesterday,
who afterwards started Northwest, but was
Overtaken by a posse Of citizens and mar
roWly escaped lynching.
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Parliament N OF To BE Dissolved.

LONDON, July 2O.-The London correspon-
dent of the Edinburgh Scotsm0n says the
British Cabinet has finally decided not to dis
solve Parliament this year.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-07-21
FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.
vessel sunk in the gEersey,

LONDON, July 2O>-The White Star steamer
Adriatic, for New York, came In collision with
and sunk vessel in the Mersey river. The
Adriatic sustained no damage, and left
Queenstown for her destination to-day.
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The Berlin treaty Condemned.

PARIS, July 20.-The Repubkque Fdncai8e
to-day reviews the Berlin treaty at length
and condemns it In strong terms.
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Heat On the Ofter side.

LONDON, July 2Os-Hot weather prevails
here and on the Continent. The heat is very
severe in Paris, and in some parts Of the Ex-
durable.
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An Indiana druggist has drawn $50,0 900 in a
lottery. AS soon as he gets 1t we will let you
know that, too,-tDanbury News.
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ease. Other reports received from different
parts by the Surgeon General indicate good
health
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BOSSTER ALL RIGHT.
solid for Constitutional Convention.

Especial to the DemCcratl
SHREVEPORT. July 20.--A mass meeting OF
the Bossier Democrats to-day favored con-
stitutional convention and indorsed the State
administration and Moncure for treasurer.
H. w, OGDEN
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NEW ORLEANS SUNDAY, JULY 2l, 1878-TRIPLE SHEET
Bullion Purchases,

morning. The cause was dependency
brought on by dissipation.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-29
SOCIALISTS TO PARADE.

A letter was received at Police Headq quarters yes
tcrday iron Edward Kriusc, OF No. l64 East Fourth
street. on behalf OF the bohemian section OF the
caiist labor party giving notice OF their dcsire to
parade the streets OF this city ON July 4, on which
date they nave arranged TO attend picnic superin-
tendcul walng WAS notified by the Commissioners 10
see that u sufficient escort OF policemen is pro-
vided on the occasion OF the parade, both going
aud coming, ana also at the picnic, should
il To neld WITHIN tho city limits. The
members oil the Bohemian section resiue mostly in
tue neiphborhood gwen below IN tue line OF march,
aud II Is apparent from tue route marked out That
effort made 10 AVOID any snow OF preference
as 10 localty by covering II entireiy. Tho members
OF are 10 meet al No. $40 Fifth street,
and 10 march through Fdth street avenue a,
through avenue to Fourth street and thence 10
FIRST avenue; through First avenue 10 Fun street
and thence 10 avenue thiough avenue 10 second
street aud thence 10 avenue &; aiong avenue to Ftn
street aud down the latter TO tncr pier, where they
will embark.
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DOMESTIC INFELICITIES.

Nina Holineister some timo ago brought q suit In
the Superior Court against her husband, Louis Hoi-
aueister, Tor an absolute divorce the ground Of
adultery. Pending the determi nation OF the action
Chicf Justice Curtis granted an order allowing tho
defendant So week aIimony for the support Of her
self aud ch,d and $50 counsel fee She says that he
nus not complied with order and she too
poor support herself and Guild. Her husband, on
the contrary, she iurtner States tivos In luxury
aud goes carriage ridiDg three times week aud
spenuing his money IN luxuries while refusing 10
give her proper support. she accordingly mace a
motion beiore Judge Sedgwick 10 punish Mr.. Ho.
nncister Tor contempt of court Tue latter,
In AN affidavit, states that the charge oil adul-
terry maze against him is untrue; that ABOUT
one year ago last November he became very III anu
was confined to his house ABOUT three months; that
tue plaintiff wuolly neglected TO take hin, and
lhnt wben no recovered she anu her mother grove
h m IRON the house. he says that ne always provucd
wen Tor Der, but tnat she now re uses 10 1.-Two with
him. He says iurtner that MS business as palmer
Is not very rcmunerative ut present, ana tha he ms
scarcely enough 90 support himself. Judge scdgwick
In his decision given yesterday says he is not
vinccd by the ueiendanps affidavit that the former
order not nave been made, ana therefore
grants the motion.