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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-07-20

Jumpers, and a general line Of working tags
at the Golden Rule Store. Cheap for Cash.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-07-20
Paper Hanging and Painting.

nHE UNDERSIGNED Is PREPARED TO
do all kinds OF Paper Hanging and Paint
Ing in the best style and at reasonable prices.
Send orders by postal card through Pcs3ofnce.
JAMES PONIROY.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-07-20
SPECIAL NOTICES.


If you are in need of small things, and want
to get them cheaper than ordinary, go to the
Golden Rule store. Joe keeps almost every
thing namesble; suspenders, pocket handker-
chiefs, towels, toilet soaps, perfumery. RIM
mel's extracts, all kinds of toilet goods, and a
full line of stationery and notions. In fact,
you can lay down the coin, call for any thing
you want and get it cheaper than at any other
house in town.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-07-20

He said when Madame Grundy complimented
him on the handsome summer hat he bought at
the Golden Rule store.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-07-20

The finest stock of pipes. cigars and cigar
cites to be found in the State. and all sold un
der sure guarantee, ct the Golden Rule store.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-07-20

Which should be underwear, the largest stock
of which for mems wear can be found at the
Golden Rule store, at prices under everybody.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-07-20

Yer Hand, Guild Son,

In those mirrors and looking glasses at Il
Golden Rule.
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Wcnus, Fargo 4 Co.'S Letter List.
The following letters were received At Wells.
Fargo h COS Once last evening. and not de-
livered,
Con Reilly Dejon b Co
n L Bushs Miss n c Brownhsld
Jesus Garcia A r 6unneson
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NOTICE.

A LII PARTIES INDEBTED TO H LATE
N EDGAR KICKER. deceased, will please
call on NJ. II. Joseph. at the Golden Rule store,
and settle the same: and all parties having
bills against the deceased will please present
them t. him for payment.
4. Kicker.
Eureka, June -, 1875. N2-u
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A ROMANCE AND a HALF.-The determin-
alton Of Gen. Sherman's son to become a
priest, says a Washington paper, ~revives
the romantic story of the life and love of
ons of Gen. SCOTS daughters. As the
story goes, this daughter fell deeply in
love with a member of one of the foreign
leg ,tions. The-attachment was reciprocal,
blu the match was so bitterly opposed by
tn old hero of Lundy's Lane that it was
br lken off. She cared nothing for the
rid after that, and very soon was re-
| ceived as a clustered nun in the George
to xn Convent. Her lover returned to his
native country, duly prepared himself, and
was o enrolled in the priesthood of the
Catholic Church. In subsequent years he
was ordered to Georgetown College, and
| took his turn in hearing the confessions of
the nuns at the convent. On one of these
occasions Miss Scott knelt in the confess
sionl to her former lover. and under such
circumstances a recognition took place.
She tainted, went into a rapid decline and
soon after died, and he left the country
again never to return.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-07-20

The extraordinary case of blackmail re-
Gently brought to light in Cincinnati
where a woman decoyed a rich old man to
a room, threw his clothes out Of a window,
and made him sign a check for a large
amount, has been repeated in its salient
details in Boston. Charles E.. Allen, a
wealthy lawyer of sixty, was inveigled by a
woman named Louisa Sylvan into a room
in the Revere House, his clothing locked
up in a trunk, and he was made to sign q
check for 81 900 as a condition of the re-
| turn of the articles. The surprising part
| OF the story is that Mr.. Allen seems to have
| been willing to tamely submit to the out
| rage. The affair was exposed through sus-
| picions ON the part Of the bank officials
| that the Woman had stolen the check.
The New York herald., 1878-10-29
THEODORE TILroN's LECTURE.

A. Chicksring Hall last evening Mr.. Theodore
Tnton delivered lecture entitled 'Hsarts Easel 10
full house. The vague title Of the effort index
OF the subjects treated shsrein which comprise the
political and social topics which, according 10 tho
lecturer, ccmoine to produce what psople call
"hard times" Tho lecture 10 not . history of the
causes, but rather advice as to how the results
arc 10 DO accepted Tho various political
remedies that have been suggested for msnding the
times, sadly out Of JOINT dismissed by the
speaker after mention, and all declared be
adequate 10 tho proposed. rne financial panseeas
resumption OF specie payments and imitation; the
economic theories of capital and labor the socissc
doctrines and sggrarian dreams, new tariff regula-
lions and the rest of tho remedies snow being
advocated as means OF restoring prosperity were
touched upon. Mr.. Tiltsn inclinss 10 The opinion
that viii all be nsfeotual that the end OF
hard times 10 yet He honestly declared that he
had cure-a for the evils OF tho day but claimed
that there social duties, long neglected. that II
properly performed during tho present crisis would
mitigate the hardships Of thousands and smooth the
rough spots ia hie's highway. He complaiped that
Americans are 100 hasty and headiong aud that the
theory that everything must be dono 10 twenty
minutes was too widely accepted. Arguing, by anal
ogy. from the cases oi Brown, the oarsman Hssnan,
the boxer, and Wnsnip, tho htsr, who went early
graves he claimed that Americana, In tneir terrible
0usnsss activity, ere rushing 10 death before their
time. He admonished slacKening Of ths pace, as
conducive 70 the ease OF heart and mind. and ad-
dressed himself with much warmth to the
10 S'i ladies' 'a mor. "is. pss,s..s % I'm: portion
OF the lecture devoted He explained how
mu oh depended on them making the homes OF hus.
bands, sons aud mothers, torn cxaspsrAied with
she oi business and dull tmcs happy and cheer
fui rho present he regarded AZ golden opportuniy
for them assume the once Of ministering angels
and show 10 the full that dstnterested devotisn
Tor which their xnd has been famous IN all time
"Let them accept what ami be contsn said he
"Withous contentment there Is no wealth, aud wtf
10 thsrs 10 no povsrty.n
The lecture 10 rsplsts with illusions the classics
apt posticsi quotations. valuable and curious sIAts
The New York herald., 1878-10-29
CITY NEWS ITLMS.

Mayor Ely has approved the resolution Of Alder
man Reilly that a sessions or the departip ipents
bureaus OF inc cit government be held openly.
Remes Hrrmer, . native OF Germany, fisy years Of
age, atsmp led suicide Sunday evening
residence, Eighty hrst street and Broadway, by
cutting his throat with razor.
Tho foreclosure salc OF tho New York, Chicsgo and
North Shore Rsilroad NJ tbe suit oil Florence v.
Lewir, SET ior yesterday, on the Real Estate Ex-
change, was adjourned unti December o, by order oil
Csmmissiossr shields, Master IN Cnsncery.
Mayor Ely stated yesterday that bciore acting on
the resolution oil Alderman Sicvln calling upon him
TO take steps tending 70 the removal VI Commissioner
Campbell ne would make personal txaminalion Of
the Forty.second street arch IN oSder nx the re-
sponsbiIity for the falling Of the structure.
In the baggage OF . passenger who arrived on tho
steamer Bolivia on sunday morniug Custom house
inspectors found and connSeatsa tho folie wing ar
ticiss: :ons paid shawl sears, - mscrshaun cigar
aud Us cigarette holders, ooss cigarette nodors In
anu 10 nue mesrsbaum pipes In cassa Thres
dozen brisrwood pipes wore Aeised on sns steamer
City Of Brussels.
A ballot vas taken on Saturday among the members
OF the Cotton Exchange on proposed amend msnt TO
article oi the bylaws, rslaiIug the ssmpI,ng oi
cotton. Thc amcudlneni provided that cotlon here
alter shall bs weighed before being sampled that
six ounces per bao be allowed Tor sampios The volo
vas 10 that the matter had 10 be referred the
Board OF Managers aud thsy decided yesterday that
the ballot against the proposed smcndmsnI fs
The New York herald., 1878-10-29
WASHINGTON.
FROM CUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT


wAsHIsGros. Oct 2S. 1879
HOW THE COMBINATION" IN NEW YoiK Is
REGARDED AT THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.
The peculiar condition OF New York politics as.
tracts good deal OF attention here among republL
cans, who think It an astonishing arrangements that
tho powerful republican organization In New York
should allow itself uscd bolster up the waning
fortunes Of tho Tilden faction In the democratic
party II is said that the republican leaders in the
city made ridiculous blundsr IN combining with the
Tilden factions, which have NO organisas'os
and command but small vote, ans
yet have secured, In the bargain. the
hons share OF tho odices and IL Is added thas Mr.
Tildsn showed himself moro astute than whsns
with political ruin staring him In the face, no was
able TO summon General Arthur, with forty thousand
republicans, to help him elect Mr. Cooper Mayer ans
make Mr.. Green Comptroller, mus re-establish MI
power his own party not only IN the city, butt
tho State. Ir we had a manager like Tilden on oui
side Now York, say the republicans, he would not
have made SO bad a bargain for He would have
got at least, return tor the help he gave In
fact there people here think General Arthur
not much OF hand At politics, and declare he haa
been outwttsd and that II would be much the best fol
tho republicans II their voters generally should re
fuse TO abide by the terms Of the arrangement Int
which their leaders hsve bindly drawn them.
The New York herald., 1878-10-29
BRAZIL.

THE HMpxIoR's RETURN TO THE cAprxAL-
LIBERAL RELIoroNs-A RELIC OF THE SLAVE
oUEsrIoN-PoPuLARITY OF THE AMERICAN
STEAMSHIP LINE
e RIO JAHEIRo, Oct q, 1873
The Emperor has returned from his swsnsy-svo
days. scamper over San Pauio, with well bronzs1
facs aud surfes Of cheers aud isastinG The kinss-
tor Of tho Empire continues - move behalf Of
education ana freedom OF conscisnce. having juss
provided Tor night schools for adults this munici
pay over which he holds jurisd lcsion and sxousns
nsnCathoiics from enhance the religious
Az sign OF the times she Apostolo. the ulxamonsans
organ Of Rio and the bitter opponons OF every sssp
toward relaxing the bonas OF oonsetsnos, has juss
ceased It's publication, after heavy In trying 20
keep II up ss . tri-wsekiy.
YRRn cHrLpxxx
The Emperor s much Interested In dealing win
the future prospects Of the frosbsrn chill
dren OF slavcs VINO viii be thrown on the govern
mcnt's hands twelve months honce In socordance
with the Free Birth Law OF September 28 1871. There
ireeborn children Of slaves, bat il is probass snss
the report oil the Minister OF Agriculture 70 ths
som,nI LSs,.a.Irs ~. deal largely Win natter ss
province OF Rio Jansiro, whore there are 370,O0e
slaves the number OF thor children born free since
september 2S 1871, is o. 600, OF whom Is 900 have
died. A. the same rate there should exist IN AL
tho Empire 900 Of these children, tscnnioaiiy
termod ngcnuos" and IN the year alter the 2pth oi
september 1872 The government oood be called upon
TO receive from the owners Of The mothers come
| 5000 ohildren--nameiy, tnose who had attained
eight ysars at which age The masters have abe option
70 retain them 70 twcnty-one, paying them small
| wages and educating them or 10 receive from the
government bond carrying six per cont interest ON
| 500 milreis tor thirty years.
STEAMSHIP AND CABLE coxMUSIcAroM
Tho CITY o Rio de Jansro sails win $40 bags OF
coffee isr New York. Had toe captain consented the
1 Shippers would nave loaded her down 10 the bottom
Of Ks hsroor the line is decidedly popular and many
/ OF tho fret shippers hold back their csnss tor tue
| purpose Of forwarding u Dy tho Roach iiae.
Vno Iut nat n q oar
! month with cable TO complete the telegraph between
| Maranham and Pernambuoo. Tho section between
| Marnnuam and Para is working WELL as s also that
from Psrnambuco to Bahia. Between Bahia and Rio
: broken section has to be repaired and may DO pus
10 rights at any moment Hitherto foggv ana bad
weather has prevented ths cable steamer sHscng The
L repair
The New York herald., 1878-10-29
ATTACKED BY A HIGHwAYMAN.

Joseph Poster, OF No 100 wss. Nineteenth street,
was walking along Greenwich street shortly before
O'Clock last night. whom he was suddenly upon
by man who ssssd him BY the shroas with hand,
while with the ether he snatched his cham
Mr Potter struggled win the rufhan and sheulsd for
the police During tho struggle Detective Mulvsy ar
rived, aud, sezing the assAiiant, marched him
10 ihs Church street station house. just before
appearances of the ofiiccr anu while the struggle
gong on, the hign way ccoly said his victim
'lf you give me dollar Ill let you go" The arrival
OF the dstscve, however, cut short tDe negotiations
The assaiiant proved 70 be young man named
Francis Lickey, ivng, he said ~ No b5 Rose street.
No gave his age as eighteen years As was locked un
On tns charge ot hishwAy robbsrys
The New York herald., 1878-10-29
SUBURBAN NOTES.

John L,wson, iaborsv, reading on the Bergen
Potn IN. PLANK Road, committed suicide last nighs
by taking tlree ounces OF iauuanam. NO motive can
be assigned Tor the scL
John o'Neii was acquitted In the Kings County
Csurt OF sessions yesterday Of tho klnng OF Henry
Bodire nine years Of aye, Of No. 53 North Secoud
street, Williamsburg. by kicking him ON the spine.
Tho t,cket Office OF the New Jersey Southern Rail-
road at Brcks5urg robbed yesterday or the ticket
Lox, containing quantity OF tickets The thieves
leit note. saying tnast personal was inserted IN
morn iug paper Offering reward they would return
the box
william r. Tatsm was yesterday arraignsd before
Judge DAVIS, OF Jersey City. charged with stealing
uoous from his employers. r.. e. Brown n Co., dry
goods merchants Tatsm confessed stealing goods 10
me smount OF 81 600 aud said his wiio WAS privy
the act He Was admitted 10 bail.
The New York herald., 1878-10-29
NOT TO BE TRANSFERRED.

Judge Gildsrslseve rendered his decision yesterday
on the oton to have the OF Charles W. Pontez
who - charged with completely In the $64 225 forgery
on the Union Trust Company removed from the Gen.
eral Sessions 10 the Court Oyer and rerminer He
says:-"fhs allegation In the petition, that
more commissions VIII have to be executed, furnishes
cation IN the psti0n-namsly, that several persons
have been indicted for tho same offence viii DO
brought to trial 1t about and before
the same jury or jury constituted partly OF the
persons-cannot be considered, because such course
y attempted. would not be srmittsd by the Court
Tho motion is denied. with the privilege the prs
onsr's counsel oi renewing At any time any reason
for the transfer may appear.
The New York herald., 1878-10-29
witness. \ 8. HIM. AMANDA 0KkA1aHr.

HxRALD reporter called on Mr.. Edwin I. Butler
st his residence In East Twenty-ninth street, last
evening, and having shswn ham aeopy Of the above
protest. asked whether he wished 70 say anything for
puSsat.on IN regard :hsrsso NJ. Butter replied oy
familiar With the Transactions alluded the pro.
test The writer then proceeded address Of the
omitted The ground that he disinciined 10 be-
come involved In . coatroversy with = lady. made
rns IAwrxR's STATEMENT.
"Sevsrai years ago Mr.. Butler made a loan OF
ana .hs. cU s.s s.o
mortgage Tor $26. 600 on she properly. shortly
after Mr. Butler took this mortgage Mrs. Haisht
made payment of S. 900 on scosun. q The prins,psi
commsncsd on this morssaas OF me- Busisr's and .
sottlement was nads through Mrs. Haight's counsel
gsss Of S. 90 on No 20 wss, rn,rsy nsss street M
Butler. on hts par 20 give extension ot one year
ior n. Of the same and q .hs balance aa:
5000 on the Thirsy-arss street house was |.
Hpsii April 1875 Mrs Mrs. asisas H tailed I~ to 11' pay ~
She mortgage or the interest," and also Jailed to pay
also failed pay the The nrsl Of
$23 600. Foreelosurs proceedings were then CON-
o soson Sn "a M nsu y
n. PrItchArd Mr. BuIlsr .thereupon commenced
proceedings OF foreeesurs on his mortgage Of 5 600
decree OF foreclosure early In July. Nego-
tiations were then commenosd between counsel
for Mrs. Haight and counsel for Mr.. Butler which
suited IN an agreement that Nrx Haight's daughter
IN whose name the title the Thirty y-1rst street
house stood. should execute a conveyance OF that
property TO Mr. Butler the latter giving her agree
ment 10 rsconvsy The house the daughter any
within twelve months upon payment Of tho mortgage
t$b OOOl with interest," and also whatever Mr. Butler
might have paid account OF the nryt mortgage,
Tor taxes ana costs OF foreclosure Mr. Butler
leasing his claim for denciency arising from the
closure OF tho Nineteenth street house mortgage,
amounting N prircpal and interest to nearly OOO
the design being give Mrs Haght year more lime
IN wh:ch u realize Whatever equity there might be
10 the property rhe deed executed and
delivered In September last. also the agree
menI About three weeks since Mrs. Hatght, ~
informed, entered into negotiations Tor sale
Of the rnirsyhrst street properly 70 Mr.. Todd. and
! am also Informed that papers vere executed ior
such sale. have been told to-day that Tho salo had
failcn through BY reason o letter written BY ArG
Haighs TO the counssl Tor Mr. Todd. N~-
rhere 10 nothing In the entire Tansacten but what
has been perfectly honorable on sns 0f Mr. But
isr, who has been unusually lenient and kipd IN lis
dealings with lnis Sny All the negotiations have
alluded 70 were made BY the counsel Tor Mrs. Hsighs,
and were approved ny herself and daughter.'
The New York herald., 1878-10-29
A WICKED LITTLE BOY.

PART !. "A wicked hslls boy Of the Chrystie Street
Pubic School yesterday sharpensd his slate peucil
and nxed n nimiy 70 the scat OF frankie tfost's
chair Then be calmly awaited the arrival Of frankie
PART 2-Frankie SITS down; but only Ter moment.
PAKr a-In The scene tnst onsusd The teacaer took
hand asd The wicked little boy played an imporaos
bat seooo dary part.
An nour later . surgeon OF the Chambers Street
Hospital extracted . pointed slate pencil from the
asshy part OF q schooiboy's leg
The New York herald., 1878-10-29
The cRAoKMEN's CARNIVAL.

Thomas johnson and Charles Meyers two men who
claim TO be exconvicts, were arrested yesterday a.
ternoon by detective Reynolds, OF the Eighth pre-
cinct while attempting 10 burglariously enier the
premises occupied by Mrs. KohIer al No I27 rrincs
street. In Johnson's possession were iound num-
Der OF AZ slston keys El
The New York herald., 1878-10-29
PARK THEATRE, BROOKLYN.

The stage OF the PARK THEATRE Brooklyn, presented
spectacle Of regal sDlendor last night attendant upon
the representation OF henry Viii large and select
audicpce greeted Miss Genevisvs Ward, warmly ap-
plauding the artistic rendition which that lady gave
OF tho dsn!ned and faithful though discarded wife
Of bluG King Hal, Queen Katharine. Miss Ward was
supported by Mr.. George vandenhon as CARDINAL
Wosey and Mr.. James Taylor King Henry WILL,
both OF whom sustained thsir reputation close
Shakespsaran readers and dslineators In their re-
spectlvo roles. The STOCK company OF the Park, q
psibsaking corps OF actors. acquitted themselves
the Satisfaction OF The audience Miss Wards ability
and power the OF the regal lady, Tor
which she is celebrated. Is familiar 10 the New
York public TO require special mention upon this
casion, whsn suics u to say, she held the closest
tention Of her audience. Tns superior meunting OF
the scenery coupled with fact that the play was
run through with noleworihy sinoothness tor the
hrst night tended 10 make the performance q grand
success, and overfowng audiences Will doubtsss psy
tner respects 10 Queen Katharine auring The week.
The New York herald., 1878-10-29
GRAND OPERA HoUsE-s'rHE PEARL OF
SAVOY"

moderate audience but full gallery beheld Maggie
Mitchell aud her company in the above named an.
cient piece last night and extracted considerable
enjoyment out OF the good acting which frequently
in spite OF the wretchedness Of the play.
Miss Mitchell AZ the heroine bright, vivacious
and amusing a. she always is, and balanced the
lghtor parts OF the character by an excellent sim
latoa OF insanity and some genuine pathos. Msssrs.
most OF heir parts did aiso Mrs. Sol Smith and Miss
Olivia Rand The scenery was adequate to the
demands OF the piece, but the play itself was un-
worthy OF either the actors The perru-
some OF his wigs condenss the hoads OF the wear
ers, for observe half dozen cavaliers whose hairs
white with broad rim OF brown or bluck Is
what dangerous - ones sense OF illusion.
0ERMANIA THEATRE-ssARRIA AND MEssALINA.'
There seems to be something catching In the hor-
rinc the stage. Scarce has Nine. Ssamwiiz
tho blood Of auditors the Broadway The
atre With her Aessalina whom Herr NeusndorG comes
along treat the German public to the
same awful heroica The Gsrmania Theatre has been
time during tho Representatives, OF
roaring farce called ''Ds DIRE, Langnanss" Dut last
night An array VI dtsmaly empty benenes greeted The
Quseny, bat iustful vile Of Emperor Claudus and
fatal loves proving again that publlc-boIh Ger
man aud Americah-are In NO solemn or tragic mood,
and would rather laugh NJ 0urssQus than TO bs lifted
70 the 0ltesi empyfosn OF the claxstos And yet last
nights performance of this tragedy, By Adolf VIII
brandt, had much merit. Miss GROCER has impos.
ing. voluptuous stage presence which well conveys
the traoional stage portrait OF Messalina aud her
acting had some strong points. Mas Heller Arria
weak, bat upon the whole tho piece well play ed
On Friday . new farce, "Your Corporal
The New York herald., 1878-10-29
rh. transactions OF sig months to July l. 1875 ~.r.

me examining committee. who make oath tho
Mclean. Robert A sands W. K. Hinmsn and Angus
tus ScholL
The New York herald., 1878-10-29
soorH's rHxArRE-'JEANNE, JEANNxTrK AND
JEANNxToN."

new opera bou1c, or, more properly speaking.
opera comique, was produced last night by CON-
pany rscsntiy arrived from Paris. The new opera
consists oi three and prologue, and has for iss
composer NJ r. Lacono, aud for It's nDrettists NM
Cairvilis and Deiacour. the plot 10 original. II not
profound. rnree peasant sris-Jesnns. Jeanette and
Jsannston--mest by chance. Amused aud interested
by tue singular resemblance oi thor they bo-
como frisnos and make q compact TO rendezvous a.
certain place Ave years from tho time OF tnsir meet
Ing, there and tben 20 exchange mutual con-
nasnoss The plAos Of rsndssvoss prevsa
The New York herald., 1878-10-29
"MY SOLEMN PROTEST."
sINouLAR DOCUMENT YEsTERDAY LEFT FOE
RECORD IN THE REa1srKR's OFFICE.
The following protest was yesterday morning left
for record in the Reg,ster,s oHlca.-

thereby deny the clain Of Edwin r Butler who has filed
record deed Of No. ~ West rhirtyhrst street. which
he obt aimed oy trick aud device rsschery
anu eStoi9n tne consIerst0n named thsrsin
pAd the sgnsrs neither has to do
thereto - any past time nor
Of his own money towards IT, Any money ne NAV have
paid over ~ one William A. Prchxrd. attorney T. b.
Msckey. on mortgage OF tS230o three Thousand
dollar, sxi:tnx T.. out of money obtained rom
premises time from Edwin Butler heirs or
siCus accepting Of premises given by
him. his attempts TO defraud widow orphan Of
their hSns icr the pnpase of exsor.ing money
f- solemn protest axaint his wicked actions in the
name Of God and in the Of justice-human and d.
vnc
DAzE. Oct 70. 1874 AMANDA HAIGnT
and
ELIZA W. HAIGHr
Witness, 4 q. H,ss. AMANDA KA1aHr.