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The Eastern Question:

RATIFICATION OF THE PEACE TREATY ed.
A telegram from st. Petersburg, yesterday,
sayS:-The ratifcatiOnS of the treaty of peace
were exchanged to-day. The conditions viii
be published as soon as they are communicated
to the powers. RaOuff PaSha will depart i'm
mediately. The Agence Russo denies that
Russia opposes Greece being represented i'm
the congress, and adds that, as the great pow
erS alone can constitute a congress, the repre-
SentativeS of secondary and other interested
states will be admitted as delegates in refer
ence to the questions wherein their states are
concerned. Steps are now being taken for the
return OF the Russian army from Turkey. The
guard will start first and halt at Kieff
RUSSIAN MOVEMENTS.
A dispatch from ConstantinOple, yesterday,
river between Makri koi and st. StefanO, and
occupied three villages near Makri KOi The
Porte, by the advice of Mukhtar Pasha, has
not yet aSSented to the Russians oecupying
Bulukdere. The Russians nevertheless, have
arrived ut DOmauSdere, behind Bujukdere.
The Cars yacht Eyrklick, with two torpedo
boats. has cast anchors Off Bujuk iere Mr..
Blunt, the British consul at AdrianOple, has
arrived here, the Russians having refused to
recognize the consular body at Adrianople d.
PhilippOpOlS.
PROPOSED ANGLO AUSTRIAN ALLIANCE.
A dispatch from Vienna, March H. yeSter-
day, says: 1t is said that serious negotiations
are proceeding between Sir Henry Elliot and
Count Andrassy for an alliance between Eng.
land and Austria. Ii the negotiations succeed
Count AndrasSy's position will be strength
ened. If thev fail ministerial crisis will
ensue and Count AndraSSy may possibly re-
sign.
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The Market
BALTIMORE March Is

BALTIMORE, March 1S.-Virginia sixes de-
ferred, 44s: do. consolidated 69J4; do. second
series, 81; North Carolina sixes old, 15; do. new
bd today Sugar firm, Sa9A
inal l-middling, 109sa104. Flour very firm, holders
asking an advancce-HOward street and western
super 5Oa4 25; do extra, 4. 50a5. 25: do. family
3. .50a6 80; city mills super. 3 50a4 90: do. extra
40 5.25: do. Rio brands, 6.25a6.66; PatapscO
family: $50. Wheat. southern cent higher; west
sylvania red, 3Oa1 81; NJ winter red, western
spot and March, l.30; April, 1.31 AL. Sly; May,
1.32a1. 81. Corn. southern active and firm; west
ern shade higher for spot. easier for option closing
dull-southern white and yellow, 53: western
mixed. spot and March, 545sa544: April, 54 7aa55:
southern 10 ga &$4aS5: western white: 34s35; do.
and firm 62a64. Hay dull and nominaI-prime
Pennsylvania and Maryland, Is. .00a15 90. Pro-
visions in fair JObbing demand. but no movement
in round lots. Mess pork, 10. 75. Bulk meats
shoulders n: clear rib sides, 81. BacOn-sholI.
dders; A.: clear rib sides, 81. Hams, 9!6a1Ok.
Lard-refned. tierces, s. Butter, choice in go6d
do. packed. 1924. Petroleum quiet and nominalN
d. refined, II. Wy Coffee dun and lower.Rio car
Receip,sadfour, 400; wheat, 600: corn, 81 900:
oats; cat goo. Shipments-wheat, "a 600: corn
932d.: -four. 3. Sd ass: grain. Cad.
NEW YORK. March 1S.-Stocks without
teatuIe. Money, D. Gold, 10l1s. Exchange, long
4SGi2: short: 1857. Governments firm.
NEW YORK, March 1S.-Flour steady. Wheat
shane stronger and quiet. Corn shade firmer.
1s67s. l07 |: new fyes 104a. Erie. 1Ol6.
LONDON, March Is, p. m.-Consos, 95 lie
10$; do preferred, 245a.
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THE SOUTH CAROLINA WHISKY
WAR.
Making Ii Warm for the Moon

NEW YORK, March 1S.-A special from Co
lumbia, SC, says the force of thirty men who
started in pursuit of Redmond and his gang
on Friday night, succeeded in capturing six
prisoners, several of whom were concerned i'm
the recent rescue of L. 5. prisoners from the
Iickens county Jail. They also destroyed
three stills. The sheriff of PickenS county
who has also gone in pursuit with a militia
company. reports the recapture of the Star
silS. two of the three men who were rescued
by Redmond. They have beenrecOmmitted To
Jail, and are now securely guarded. The rev
enue officers report that they are being aided
I'D their efforts by the citiZems of the cnnmtY.
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kilograms to The Star.
SOUTH CAROLINA WHISKY WAR.
ORANGE TROUBLE IN TORONTO.
Threatened Attack on Hibernians
ANDERSON RELEASED.
EUROPEAN COMPLICATIONS.
Threatened Attack on Hibernians
ANDERSON RELEASED.
EUROPEAN COMPLICATIONS.
TURMOIL IN TORONTO.
Threatened Orange Attack on O'Dou.
OVan ROsSa.

NEW YORK, March 1S-A special from To-
ronto says; The HibernianS who have engaged
ODon0van Rosa to lecture here tomorrow
applIed to Archbishop Lynch for the use of
ST. Johns Hall, Pond street, but his grace,
through Father McCann, his secretary, de,
nomnced Rosa as a fraud, and refused the
hall; To-day letter from the Archbishop was
read I'm several of the Catholic churches con
demning those who had engaged Rosa and
urging the people TO keep away from the lee
ture; st. Patrick'S Hall, in the market place.
mas been secured. The mayor and chief of DO
liece have made arrangements for the pres
ence of the entire force of l25 men in ease of a
riot. and picked companies from the Queens
own nave been ordered TO hold themselves in
readiness. The Orange Young BritonS are
very active, and If Rosa appears he will be at
tackled beyond any doubt
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- HAYWARD a HuTEHIN NSON
JMPoRTANr TO TAXPAYERS.

Pending the passage of the bill introduced in
Congress, authorizing the adjustment of
CLAIMS FOR DAMAGES TO REAL ESTATE,
and to correct erroneous and excessive charges for
SPECIAL IMPROVEMENTS,
property should prepare their claims for pre-
senIatOn.
Special attention will be given to this class of
business, and all taxpayers interested will find it
advantageous 10 intrust their claims TO me.
SPECIAL IMPROVEMENT TAXES
paid at a large discount.
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Half a Mile OF Iceberg.
THE NARROW ESCAPE THAT THE STA7
GEQRGIA Had lEE THE GR .NR !.

THE NARROW ESCAPE THAT THE STATE OF
GEORGIA HAD OFF THE GRAND BANKS.
The State line steamer State OF Georgia
Captain Cooper, from Glasgow, arrived at this
port yesterday, having experienced heavy
gales and high seas during most of the pas
sage. On Sunday last the steamer entered a
dense fog, and slackened her speed to about
three Knots an hour. She was then i'm lOngi-
tude Il degrees west and latitude 81 degrees,
between the Flemish Cape and the Grand
Banks OF Newfoundland. The fog horn was
blown constantly, and the temperature of the
water and atmosphere tested every half hour.
As the water grew cooler it was evident that
the vessel was approaching the neighbOrhOod
OF icebergs which, however, are rarely met
with at this season. About O'Clock i'm the
morning the lookout discovered something
dead ahead, which he at first thought was
land. The helm was put hard aport, and the
engines reversed at full speed. The sea was
comparatively calm, the ship readily answering
dlately, however, and in a few seconds was
within half her length of huge iceberg loom
ing far above her. The men at the wheel
only few lengths, changed her course fuiiS
three points. The steamer swung more and
more to the Starboard, but still il seemed as If
she must strike the mountain of ice. At last
Sn Sne passed clear, and All who saw the danger
covered with snow, is described as being many
Times the length of the steamer and 300 feet
nigh. 1t was shelving on the side when the
ship passed, and had the latter ran into it her
upper works would doubtless have been car
rled away before her PROV had struck. At one
end was a pinnacle, from which there was
regular slope to the other extremity. The off,
GERS of the state of Georgia say that the ice
berg may have been aground, as the vessel
was within soundings. Had the steamer been
going at full speed, they think she would GER
tainly have been lost, with all on board. The
e sPg 20 Spe the
incident.-fN. Y. World, 10Th.
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NEW ORLEANS, March lS.-ln the case of the
state VS.. Thomas {. Anderson, on appeal for
a new trial. the supreme court has reversed
the verdict of the jury and ordered the priS
Oner to be released.
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APOLLINA ARIS
NATURAL
MINERAL WATER.


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The Exquisite ApOllinaris; A Delicious Bey-
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and wholesome; superior 10 all for daily use:
free from all the objections urged against Gro
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DR-PETER HOOD. PRESIDENT OF TIE HERTS.
MEDICAL SOCIETY, ETC. Superior TO Nichy
and yals. -
PETER SQUIRE. +. l.. g., CHEMIST TO THE
QUEEN, 10th Edition of Conn tpdaisR to the
British PhGrmGcOpetd. - Exhilarating: Good
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Water
DR. GEO. REULING. Baltimore More spark
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water, followed by excellent results in Dyspep-
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81 IL 43 Warren st., NeW York,
Sole Agents for United States and Canadas.
For Sale By Dealers. Gr0cers, and Drug
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Every genuine bottle bears the YELLOW label.
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LONDON. MARCH Is 4p.m.-COnSOlS declined
today on rumor that Lord Derby had re
signed the foreign Secretaryship. The rumor
stock, ,johbing origin. The Morning Post con
graduated the country on the unanimity of
the ministry in the present critical condition
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A NEGRO SOLD AT THE BLOCK.-The novel
spectacle OF selling a negro to the highest bid.
KY, ON Saturday last. Mr.. James BarksdaIe
was the auctiOneer, and as the negro man
stood on the block, and the voice of The auc
tloneer rose and fell, crying the bids, it revived
cOlored people crowded around in anxious eX
pectancy. The negro sold was one John
Cooper, who had been previously tried and
convicted as a vagrant, and the verdict of the
jury was that he should be sold into Servitude
for six months, as the law provides and directs.
lHickD,dn thy.) Courier.
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As- There was demonstration against the
Wood tariff bill in Allentown, Pa. Saturday,
consisting OF procession, mass meeting and
speeches.
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REDUCED WAGEs.-The Manufacturers,
Board of Trade of Fail River, Mass, have
voted to cut down wages in the mills there
at the rate OF fifteen per cent, on and after
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FORTRESS MONROE, March 1S.-Hon. IL. L.
Bland, GeO. w. Adams, Geo. c. Cabell, John
f. Kelley and John GOode, members of Con-
greSS, are here.
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BUSINESS TROUBLES IN ENGLAND.
A Strike and Lock ONT

LONDON, March 1S-The strike and lockout
OF Oldham weaverS has now lasted month:
neither side seems inclined to yield The
strike commenced with six hundred weaverS
but now includes between five and six thou
sand. Hundreds of operatives in other de-
parsmentS are kept idle, in consequence of
the StOppage OF work by the weavers. Great
distress prevails.
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THE POPE's TACT ACCEPTANCE OF THE
Loss OF TEMPORAL PowER"-The Pau Nal
gazette has the following dispatch, dated
ing violent opposition, has ordered the Italian
bishops TO legalize their positions, giving them
liberty to demand an eXequatur from the gov
ernment. This defines the Pope's policy 1t
DOWerSr -Roi"i
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Bank, at East Cambridge, Mass. was rohhed
Saturday afternoon of 5000 in money and
$41,UCO in government bonds. A man and
woman drove up to the bank after. business
hours, and calling the president to the side
walk engaged him in conversation. during
which three trunks with the above amoun1
We're removed bN thieves
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TwoWAsHINGToN BOYS ARRESTED IN PHIL
DELPHIA.-Mai iOr Morgan last eveningr received
a telegram from Detective TryOn, of Philadel-
phla, informing him that George RuSsell and
VIM X: H0ugh, two youths, both under twenty
years OF age, were In his custody, having been
arrested on information published by Wash
lngtOn detectives Oh a circular postal card
charging them with grand larceny. Lieut.
Vernon, OF the detective service here at once
sent Detectives McDeyitt and McElfreSh with
a requlsltIon from the court TO bring them 10
this city, where the crime was committed. Ior
a nearing and punishment. This theft was
committed here on the sth instant, by Young
Russell, In his own mothers house on Mis-
souri, avenue, near Sd street. He took adj
vantage OF the temporary absence OF his
mother, and broke into trunk, taking $500 i'm
cash. three gold watches and chains and some
diamond Jewelry, altOPether valued at 81 COO.
and Hough Joined him outside and they both
left the city. They were arrested at a house
on 2lst and Berks streets. philadelphia. All
the jewelry, trunk full OF clothing and $40
was recovered. They left this city imnedi.
ately after committing the act, going over the
Long Bridge, thence to Pittsburg, and so on 10
Philadelphia. Hough is twin brother TO the
young man OF the same name who is in iaiI for
pocket picking, and awaiting his removal 10
the Maryland penitentiary.
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The Caledonia mine, i'm the Black Hills,
was purchased by California men on the l2th
inst, for $4,000.
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DIAMOND BRAND

CHEAPER THAN BEEF
=. DAVIS. JR.,
CINCINNATI BREAkFAST BACON AND
SUGAR CURED SHOULDERS.
The L. :. Centennial Commission reported ALI
award Hams:
LIST. The excellent favor of the meat.
2d. Its good Keeping quaiity, demonstrated by
The perfect freshness of Hams cured In the winter
Of 1878.
Sold low 10y leading GroeerS who have circu-
lars with objections for cooking the Diamond
Hams mar1l-n. th, st
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued "a
yohn y; rerrls and Emma L. Butler: George
Z hoilihs aba Annie G. Puke: Yates III. El-
more, OF Virginia, and Inez Carlisle. of Ohio :
horace Robinson and Betty Webb.
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THE EUROPEAN COMPLICATION.
Attitude OG AuSfria

LONDON, March lS.-A special diSDatch To
the Times from Vienna says: The minority
OF the budget committee of the Austrian del
egatlon, though voting against the credit
tabled resolution declaring their readiness
sacrifices for the protection of national
interests. The minority also expressed conf
dence in the policy of the Ministry
The word tabled i'm the above dispatch pro
badly means gave notice of I
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~T The silver men should give us the an
Client buckskil trousers pocket Of our dads!
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A6-FOur schoOlbOys OF Glover, VT, thrashed
their school teacher the other day and put him
out of the school house. He had them ar
rested and it cost them go apiece before they
got through with it,
A6-Senors Luis and Frederic Betanicourt.
delegates from the Cuban committee for the
realization Of peace, have arrived in HAVANA,
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REWARD CAPTURED.-YeSterday consider
able OF cOmmotiOn was 0ccasoned I'm the
neighbOrhoOd of the Naval Observatory by
the appearance OF Lieut.. Hurley, Sergeant
Sturgis, Samuel Hurdle Zone OF the jurymen1
and Ofticer Warwick i'm that locality TO search
for chicken thief. Complaints have been
made quite frequently OF depredations on hen
roosts, and the officers have been frequently
charged by the lieutenant TO keep their ewes
open at night, but no thieves were discovered
as the chickens continued TO disappear Yes
terday in searching the Observatory premises
the thief was discovered conc saled In a hedge.
The rascal when discovered, attempted 10
escape by going through a hedge of thorns,
but the officers kept close to him, now and
then sending lead reminder after him, and
his frequent lodges through the hedges and
over walls kept up lively skirmish, Hurdle
and some of the officers leaping the hedges
like young colts. The thief finally left the OBJ
servatory grounds, and ran, from point 10
point where shelter could be found, over most
Of the space between 18th street and Easbys
wharf and south Of L street. He was finally
captured in the hedges surrounding the OBJ
seryat0ry. His name Is given as Reward.
and it is thought he swan the river from the
Virginia shore TO be Observatory grounds
Nearly thousand persons were watching the
results oil the chase. No hounds were used
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Eailuro,
Anderson.s Release Ordered.

W. GreaveS < Co. cotton manufacturers at
Manchester, have failed. Their liabilities are
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LOPEZ INDICTED.-The grand jury of New
York has found an indictment for perjury
against Joseph Lopez, whose marriage with
Miss GeOrgeanna Morrison, in that city, was
recently annulled. The perjury alleged is a
denial in his answer of the material fact in
habited with her.
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sChnng Lung, a Chinaman, is to be one
0f the speakers at the Yale juniors exhibition.
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A DEsCENT.-Two of the prominent men of
Trenton. n. j., who were a few days ago highly
respected have sunk from the upmOst social
strata to mlngle with the dwelers of the slums
now lncarcerated in the state prison. The two
men to whom this reference is made are
Walter j. Bartlett. late city treasurer whose
malteaSance has caused his lOdgment in the
prison, to remain there for two years. The
other is Jacob h. Freese, the banker, whose
improper usage of depOSitOrs' money sends
him to the jail for five years.
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COMAODORE JOHN HODGES GRAHAM, of the
navy, died suddenly OF apOpieXy, at New
burgh, \. y, Oh Saturday, in the eighty
fourth year OF his age He entered the navy
in 1872, and was commissioned as commodore
in 1862,
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The FREEDNAN'S HOSPITAL ISvESTIGA-
TION.-UnleSS additional information needing
investigation in connection with the Freed
mans hospital, is received. no further testi-
mOny will be taken by the subcommittee OF
appropriations. The report of the investiga-
tiOn probably will not be presented to the
Senate within two weeks
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LIEUT.. SEBREE, I. s. A, is detached from
the photographic Office, in this city, and OF
dered to the Coast Survey.
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accident occurred on Friday last to Andrew
Harman, tWOyear.Old son of Jacob Harman
residing at % South Washington street, which
the child had placed in the back room a wash
tub containing boiling water, and during her
temporary absence the child approached the
tub, and leaning over lost his balance and fell
headfOremOst into the scalding water Its
screams were heard by Mrs Harman. who
came at once to his rescue, but upon taking
the child from the water his hair and skin was
completely Scalded, and dropped from head
and body. DR.. DauSch was summoned but at
an early hour Saturday morning death en-.
Sued.-lB0lt, Gazette 18Th
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EXAMINATION FOR PROMOTION Medical
Director Nj. Duyall and Surgeons John C
Spear and James II. Tinkham, United States
navy have been ordered as a new board to
meet thls week, at the Navy department to
re-eXamine Captain W. \. Jeffers for promo
tiOp to cOmmOdOrp
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ANOTHER DEFEAT OF WOMAN'S RIGHTS
The Senate judiciary committee toe day agreed
to report adversely bill giving women who
have practiced law in state and territorial
courts and in the courts of the District of Co
lumbia the right to practice in the T. S. Sill
preme Court. The reason that the committee
made an adverse report on the bill is that the
Supreme Court, like every L. S. court, has the
exclusive right to make its own rules and de-
eide as to who may practice before it.
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A NEW RCLE.-The Navy department orders
that in addition to the complete muster rolls
required to be forwarded to the bureau
of equipment and recruiting upon sail
ing, quarterly thereafter. and upon the
expiration of the cruise, commanding officers
Will forward to the bureau before sailing from
port to port report showing all changes to
mat date not previouslyreported, which have
men under their command. The object of this
order is to prevent the recurrence of a disaster
happening to vessel, as in the case of the
plete list of her crew.
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PERSONALITIES Florence A. Wolf, daugh-
ter of RecrOder Wolf, is engaged to Mr.. Fred
erick GOtthOld, Esq, of New York, one of the
merchant princes of that city,
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OFF FOR PARIs.-The United States sloop-o
war Wyoming and Portsmouth left the Brook
lyn navy-yard Saturday evening for Havre,
in Paris. Secretary Thompson visited New
York to see the vessels off. He returns to
Washington on the limited express train which
arrives here about 4 p. IN. to-day.
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THE OFFICERS OF ARTILLERY now stationed
at the artillery school, Fort Monroe, Va. are
preparing for their final examination in stud
les and practice, which will commence April
Isl and terminate the lSt of May. and a. which
time the class will graduate and be relieved by
new class ordered to report on the latter
date. The class numbers nineteen, and repre-
sent each OF the five regiments OF artillery
will be present during the closing exercises of
the examination.
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ORDERS have been telegraphed the Powhat.
an to proceed Immediately from Havana to
PORT ROYAL =. C..
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The SENATE COMMITTEE on the District of
Columbia considered today several bills for the
organization of insurance companies in the
District but no action on any of them was
takpO