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FLoUR-Crescont in sacks, $40 san
| Jaclnto, So 50; Empire, g %; Nm, W w
Eagle, 81 ~; Magnolia, in sacks, " IDS; - 20
| Todd's xxx, SO so; state Central MAAH
| 81 o; Choice Family, 50 % star Mills, AA
| 81 10 Graham, 1875 bran, 81 20 corn meal,
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Z iine Lands
f.. @ R - - T. E.
The Trustees of Bayland Orphans Home
INVITE PROPOSITIONS
FOR
Tho fnlIaUiuO Tpnpfs afI,aud viz,

lHt lOllONiUS IIBCiSUi hhuu, VIZ
/. $3.50 acres IN one body on Caddo creek
Stephens county.
II. ls,l07 acres In one body on the East
Folk of Hubbard's creek, and on Asylum
creek, lying partly In stephens and partly
In Shackeliord counties.
III. 1881 acres 10 one body on East Fork
OF Hubbard s creek, In Callahan county.
~. 1881 on tributary OF Hubbard g
creek in Callahan county
These lands were located In 1853, when the
whole northwest was open TO location, and
were selected as the best vacant lands in the
state. They patent direct from the State 10
the assignee Of the board, In tracts of not
less than go acres. They are already sur
yeyed and designated on the maps of the
counties In tracts Of $40 acres and less. APP
plication will be considered for the purchase
Of all these bodies, or of any one OF them, OF
of any section that may be designated.
Address
EN-. CUSHING, Houston. Texas.
AsHBEL SMITH, Pres't OF the Board.
dec2sdlm
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NEW lohG, April ll,'-loans decrcased
luhdun Increased . million, dOposits d.
creased "a uullllunHi reserve Increased y
million Banks hold 49,, miiIona oy,f
legal requirements '''
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Ntw IoRK, Apfll l1.-slorllng dun nj
~, Munoy active ut % pur cent. Cold ii W
nuNefhINeht bonds hrm. New nyUs III OIl.,
state bonds quiet und steady.
Nav OHLhANs,Apnl la.-Gold u Ovs.aI OJl.
slght par sterling bauk tiUU,
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RAILING STUFF.

BAGGING-Llght, lid&ll%c; Heavy 1880
lGc
TWINE- Bailing lbalS; Cotton, 20g22c.
IRON III Es-Arrow, ~ % per bundle, with
discount ON large lots.
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foWpLll-kog2 - M, FFF, ride 7lh, KaQ
lsN lnh, fff, illlu, ti,hii keg dl,l, lbs, fFF,
hiol-pFup, ts,,Nls2lA, luck, I!.hia2HO.
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AIN ARTERYGOF CONCIERGE lAND. TRADI
TO ALL POINTS.

And offers the Best Routes, on Quick Time
with more Comforts, Better Accommoda-
lions and Greater Security than any other
Line. Passing through the richest and most
beautiful portions OF the Great Empire
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COUNTRY PROnUUE.

CHlCKENS-por dol.,,,,.,,,,,,,,,n,,, $50
EGGA--per doH. ,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,u,ou,,, Solo
BUTTE R-Puro homemade, scarce, 2OW2i
SWEET POTATOhS-Pe Per Dubhel.,n 3ONi0
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NEW ORLEANS, April l2,--Flour dull, weak
unchanged supertino IS 80; %% 81 80; XXX
u 1905 %; higher grades 50 Zoos p. Corn is
In far demand AT lSg50c. Oais quiet at 3GI,c
Corn meal hrmer, choice 80 900. 30 Coffee In
lair demand cargoes ordinary 10 prime 100
NC gold. sugar steady ana In fair demand;
coInmou to good common b549619c; fair u
fully fair Gjs@7c; prime 10 choice 7A@Sci
yellow Clarified 754@S1ac. Molasses IN fair
demand, commou o92Oc; fair 22cG2Jc;
prime TO choice 30gi.c. Rice dun and lower
quiet and steady, ordinary to choice Louis.
lana 5A9G54c
NEW YORK, April a. Flour rather quiet
and prices generally without decided
change 81 O09j Is for common fair 10 extra;
- SOOa7 10 fOr good choice. Wheat quiet
futures per cent, lower; No spring ~ 81
No winter red 81 Slh Corn shade low
er, moderate export and home tIado inquiry
ungraded western mixed 41@52}aci yellow
western 50l2@j1%c. Oats higher and more
steady, Coffee, RIO, quiet a-d unchanged
cargoes l4Glc gold.
fall IA 255j 40, extra supertine fal s5 $500 90
Wheat, sharply declined, market demon
alized No 3 red fan u l29l l21g; NO DO
| 05; No. spriug saleable nj 81 05M Corn
at SsM@3sAc. Oat' firmer at 265sc. Rye
60c Barley dull, tphme northern 5lAc.
Whisky 81 Oj. Pork dull, JoDbiug at - 20
Lard dull ut Il 90. Bulk meats dull,short rib
mIddlys "a IS; short clear % l2l9. Bacon
clear rib sides 50 50Qy5 57t2. clean ,ides 20 SIG
quiet, NJ So S7ltI 20, ana t0@sl 20 for Shout
ders and short clear middles.
Cattle-StrCnger prime to choice naive
shipping steers 81 SJ@5 %; cornied Texans,
50 6O,6i IS.
Hogs-A clive and firm; packing 81 308i 80.
sheep-Active and stronger, extra heavy
shipping better 75@5 %.
Hides and wool
GALVESTON, April l3,-Hides lower and de-
clining. Dry selected loo; light sailed he;
stack sailed zoe; kips l2c; wet salted Sc
lected 6G7JSc; butchers green SIC.
Wool-Small trade; medium to hne spring
Zip, free of burs, l79!Oc; coarse l39l6c west
ern and bury lOgl3c
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Tho Peoples Institute
ORGANIZED AND ESTABLISHED.

ihn superintendent 81 thib Institution has
hrnn DnHagni ipf b nunhpl 90 lgars PAST ln
lHiif nNiHN No. NnHHu puIlf vi OW ttiuHifu,
NNllnk hlh lhpuih ln lin hphnnla uul unllugpi
nl ths NaHl hp wrote, WIS kAsY Marion ~
ltANhlhi hFhhtWiN Tho aid that lhis
serniel w nilsl ~ students Induced inTihpT
rlinlt W pTupAru other anu more conplrln
intlliods ~ teaching English Hnd tic
NlAaslpe Fu0l0nl fHuciiiuH u Hhaf no Ininif
Hffi We invite the attention 40 Hll Ga thn
N,W muhel N irarhlngi ~ Tie renplph In
nhNd, hlndnnh HIr classified aud HIadnd,
school open IN htudrulH Of pithgT saN.
hfRlNu TENN OPENS hARpH III ihh,
lor iuflher information addrpas ihu hupor-
inlnndunt,
In, BRggsg.
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dALvhAToN, April lA,-Cutton- Rooolpts
1Si bales Exports, Great urltnin hniss'
FRANCE - bales continent --, bales. q. nm,
mel - bales, cOastwhe ~ balra, sales
h2l Onleh stock 32&O balps, Mufket
Htondy aud ullarinpa uKht.
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NEW ORLEANs, April - -Night-Cott
lmiel and slenlN. SAles .. 400 bAles.


Receipts, net, go bales; gross 1909 bales.
Exports TO Great Britain 1880 bales; coast
wise lSi bales; continent --- bales. stock
0,l NhD nulas
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CONNECTIONS.

AZ TENARkANA, with all trains ON
Louis a Iron Mountain and NJ, hallway 10
MI poluth North, haht ANA southeast,
Az LOSNNlkM JUNCTION aud MIN,
khoLA, with all trains ON tho lnt0rnAtiOna
" H. for Tyler, Palestine, Houston, ualvea'
ton nnA Han Antonio,
AZ nAlLAh, with trains " the Houston
nnd IOAA Central u, Il, fui uOfHlcAna
MoNin, hremOnd, Waco, Calvert, nfynn
liomnstoad, llftnhHm aud for all points Ia
Middle aud southern Texas.
A. hh EltMAN, with II, a re, Railway
foT all ooinia on tho limo OF that road,
AZ FORT WORTH, with Htagoa al
points IA western TuXaA,
AtshhEvEfoKr, with Rod River steam.
ors Tor Now Orleans,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-10-25
oRMSBY COUNTY
REPUBLICAN TICKET.

geR JvpoE OF rHs SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT
0 1o-;an ........,. OF Waahoe Count
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-10-25
PLATFORM AND RESOLUTIONS.

The Republicans of Ormsby County in convention as
snDed renewing their allegiance to the undy ng prnci
pies of their glorious party and resolved upon their ndi
cation, set forth as follows:
Resolved That do hereby ratfy and endorse the
ton the Republican State Convention lately held at
Eureka both respect of the platform there adopted and
the candidates thereby placed in nomination for positions
under the government Of the State and hereby pledge
ourselves all honorable and just to secure
the election of the said nominees
ResoIued That every candidate coming before this Con
vention, seeking nomination, shall pledge himself TO
support the entire Republican ticket State county and
township and lend all his aid and influence toward the
election of the
Res0lced That the brilliant record male by the Hon.
John p Jones' in the Congress of the United
States, meets with unqualified approva and =
substantial endorsement Of his course in all things, and
especially in behalf Of the remonetiZation OF silver We
hereby instruct the candidates whom nominate to
the and Assembly their votes for his return
that body long he shall continue to be candi-
date for reelection at hands of the incoming Lea-
o. p. WILLIS
A. LEWIS
THOs BEER,
s. Z. WRIGHT,
F. d. STApTAULLER,
County Central Committee.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-10-25
BIDS FOR STATE P8IETINe RFQUkEB TO Be RCRE
Al TAc STATE C PlTAl.

DIOS WILL Be RErFIVFD BY THE
d Board OF Printing Commissioners Of the State Of
Nevada up to and including the h day Of November s7
for performing the following specified lrnng, at Carson
City for the years commencing JANUARY lt 1919 and
ending January lst, 1881:
Bill Printing Blanks Roll Calls, HeadicGs. Endorse
ns such other nccdfl work may be authorized
by the Legislature.
All Forms and Blanks required in ard by the various
State Offices, and all such Orders, frocamtions and aver
ti,emrnts y be require ,
Bids Bill Printing he for Composition per thousand
ems and Press Work per tOken Folding and Stitching
when required, per page.
Bids for Blanks Roll Calls Headings and Endorsements
authorized by the Legislature and Forms, Blanks Orders
and Procaaons ordered required by the State Officers
to De by the thoJ sand copies
Bids all PRINT n Tor the Legislature and State C5c
not poperv coming under the above designation to be for
Composition plain and for rule and figure work,
thousand ems, Press or per token, and folding and
stitching. when required. per page.
Bids for advertising be by the square of 800 non
rarsi type for first insertion and for each subsequent IN
-eron for I'll time that such advertisement may be
dored.
For full Partieu'as bidders referred to the Statutes
Of Nevada. 1877, page i6l 20 lGi
Satisfactory honds III be required for the f2nful
Torrance OF the contract when awarded
BIDS addressed the Board OF State Printing Com
rsissioncrs, Carson City, Nevada.
!. D. MINOR,
". W. HOBART
JERRY SCHOOLING,
Board Of State Printing Commissioners
Carson City Ney ada. October It'll 1878.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-10-25
BIDS FOR PFlNTlNG STATIONERY FOR
the STATE Of NEVADA.

dds Will BE- RECEIVED BY THE
ID Board Of State Printing Commissioners of the State of
Nevada up and including the 7h day of November 1875
for the furnishing Of such Stationery be required
perform the Printing for the State of Nevada
the years commencing January ls 1879, and ending
January 1881 may be in the following guam
titles, or less:
Bids the price in San Francisco the State pay
freight such Stationery may be required to be de
cred in Carson The Stationery to be delivered at such
time and in such quantities the Board may order
$50 reams ~ h. Book Paper "a by 3S III size.
100 Flat Cap, different weights.
so reams 10 Il. Flat Letter plain.
so u h. Carew Flat Letter ruled for letter heads
10 reams q b. Carew Flat Note Tned
10 reams IS II. Folio Post
Is % h. eX. Folio Post.
Check Cap.
500 sheets Parchment
60) sheets Bristol Board.
20 reaIns Blhead Paper.
10 reams Pamphlet Cover paper
Bids be addressed to the Board Of State Printing Com
nlisoners, arson City, Nevada.
}. n. MINOR,
W. W. HOBART
JERRY SCHOOLING,
Board of State Printing Commissioners
. Carson City, Nevada, October 18th, 1873
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-10-25

PLATFORM AND RESOLUTIONS or THE CITIZENS
PARTY OF oRMsBY COUNTY.
We, the citizens of Ormsby County, eadopt
the following as the platform on which, with
ont distinction Of party, We propose to make
the ensuing canvass.
1st.-We are opposed to any repeal, mod
iication or change oS the law taxing the net
proceeds of the mines
2ud.-We arraign the transcontinental
railroads for their un Just and oppressive dis
ordinations in the matter of freights and
fares to and between points in this State, and
we demand prompt legislation by Congress
and the State Legislature for the correction OF
those abuses.
3rd-That the General Government should
Immediately take such steps as to absolutely
stop the further immigration of Asiatics to Onr
country; and that such nat and peaceful
measures should be adopted rs may he appro-
pirate and necessary to induce those already
among US to quit orr shores at the earliest
practical moment.
4th.-We repudiate and denounce the doc
trine that any public officer may disregard and
ignore the pledges made to his constituents
and on the faith of which he was elected; and
declare that if such practice be tolerated, Il
will result in the destruction of representative
democratic government; and we declare that
no power exists which can relieve officials from
pledges made to the people previous to their
election.
5th.-That we view with alarm the increas-
ing and unceasing attempts of the moneye6
powers of the Pacific States to control the cleo
tons and shape the legislation of said States,
that the principle and practice are fraught
with danger to our Republican government,
and should be frowned down and resisted by
every individual who has at heart the welfare
of American institutions and the freedom Of
the masses.
Gth.-Res0lrvd, That the stock brokerage
business should be regulated by law and the
security of the people be protected by proper
legislative enactment
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-10-25
NEVADA STATE PAINTING.

DTDG VILE. r. RI cav - RY THE
Board Ct state Printing Commissioners OF ths -t&te
Nerada up and including November 7th 1878, for
perornin- the Hok and Pamphlet Printing Press Work
and Eiunng required b. done for the state u Nevada
for thc wears commcnng January ist 1873, and end
ing January st, 1881.
The bids will be for composition plain and for rule ana
figure work, per thousand ems
Press work per token.
binding per volume OF Laws and Journals.
Folding AMI stitching in pamphlet work.
For tu particulars bidders referred the Statutes
of Nevada, 1877, page l61 to l64.
Satisfactory bonds will required by the Board for the
faithful performance uf the contract when awarded
Bids be addressed the Roal OF state Printing Com
mssiUnefs, Car-on City, Nevada.
J. d. MINOR,
". W HOBART,
JERRY SCHOOLING,
Board of State Printing Commissioners.
Carson City Nevada, October 1th, 1873.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-02-06
JAMES MHEvRY,s TACTICS.
Ketniintins - Chnryc that Takes Mr.. Jews
into roiicc Court.

Ketuiintins ~ thnryc that Takes Mr.. Jeweu
into II Police Court.
Mr.. Hugh J. Jewett. receiver OF the Erie
Railway. who is accused by F. Plat OF London
OF swearing TO false statement OF the condi-
ton OF the road. appeared before Justice Nor
gan in the Jefferson Market Court yesterday
Justice Morgan sat in the small examination
room. and it was packed with spectators. The
prosecution was represented by Messrs w. A.
Beach, ]. r.. Dillon. and ex-Assistant Attorney
Allen and for the defence there appeared Judge
Fullerton. Judge Comstock. and cx-Gov. L. d.
Morgan.
Judge Fullerton. on behalf OF Mr.. Jewett said
that he was willing to waive an examination.
and that his client was prepared to give bail to
await the action 81 the Grand Jury.
Mr. Beach. with fire in his eye and an impa-
ticnt gesture. Jumped to his feet and said that
hc ms counsel for the prosecution. demanded
that the examination should 40 on. The op-
portunity for waving an examination in this
case and to offer bail had passed. The oppor-
tunty died when the day for the examination
was fixed.
Judge Fullerton held whispered consulta-
ton with his associates in the defence, and then
told Justice Morgan that he thought on the
whole that his client had n right TO demand
that his motion 10 waive an examination be
granted
don't care whit You object to. =" Mr., Beach
exclaimed as he glanced sternly Mt Mr.. Fuller
ten; I've want n chance TO put in all the evil
dence necessary to complete our side of tho
case"
gan said. adourninG the hearing until 10
o'clock this morning.
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CINED BY nv ANGRY HUSBAND.
Mr.. and Mrs. wyatt OF Richmond and MI
Barlow Of New York.

RICHMOND. Feb. i-NIr. Wyatt. formerly
a merchant OF Philadelphia. caned Mr.. Barlow.
Deputy Sheriff Of New York city. at n late hour
last night. on the bridge whDh connects the
Exchange and Ballard hotels. Mr. Wyatt is an
elderly gentleman. with pretty young wife. II
is said that husband and wife have not boon on
very good terms. and lived apart. Mr.. Wyatt
lives on "A small farm below Richmond. Mrs.
Wyatt has been spending her winters in the En-
change otel.andhers summers atWhite Sulphur
Springs and other fashionable watering places.
Last night Mr.. Wyatt came upon Mrs. Wyatt and
Barlow conversing on the bridge. He went ny
TO his wife and asked what II meant. She turned
away Indignantly. He then caned Barlow
b. Ware Barlow was formerly u clerk in tho
New York Comptrolcr's Office. He went on,
with the change OF Comptrollcrs 4 week ago
he went South in the interest of a Chicago bank
or. who H. negotiating southern State bonds.
His friends at 2ni Ninth avenue. his home. have
not yet heard from him. although he promised
to write. He is expected home this week His
hrother-n-law was in no way surprised at Mr.
Barlows processing to hea Deputy Sheriff. as
he Is very glib OF tongue he says.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-02-06
MiDIME DOUGLaSS'S CATS.
How an Insane Woman In the Fiatbush Asy-
Ium a mm.ed Her.cIf for Is Nenr..

Nine. Douglass. who had been patient
in the Kings County Asylum for the Insane. at
Flathush. for twenty-five years. died last week.
All OF her affections were centred in a cat which
for six years had been her constant companion,
and to which she chung almost to the minute Of
her death. She had spent the twenty-five years
Of her life in the asylum rearing cats. taking a
kitten before It was old enough 10 feed itself.
and beginning 10 feed II with n spoon. She
would not allow her pet TO take n morsel OF food
which she did not give IL from n spoon. and the
result was that the cats she raised learned to
eat only from her hands. After one eat died
her attendants would at once provide her with
another kitten. She doted on her pe; animal
a. though il was a child. and called II Louise,
Marie. Lizzie. Victoria. and nearly every name
that l. used for girls.
Her last pot was very large white cat. which
at her death weighed tweniy-siN pounds. She
stuffed it, mouth with food whether II would
eat or not. and kept II ~ ,"e'lingly fat. After
she died the cat WAS A. hcplf~. ~ "A motherless
infant, and some Of the other patients adopted
il. and continued to feed ii as Nine. Douglass
had done.
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M section % n Tho act 1877 known ne the civil Dam.
ret making liquor l"lUrs Responsible 10 fhoF WI"
ate iNr't NV zoe uu"ncr % iN' -n' l"''H
ttius Nf INfsi.i ' U.s. tiis hN f'0, runIiiii,
fat IH.tNiff Co. -'.N'H|N .iu' 'i'u- "t'et inlh
tin-t fu.ft % fH- ~ iioii IslaUr"N ll art on
tu ., other uau II retains tur provision o The at oi
1873 SECTION allowing the Board vi INc~ 10 ny All IT'S
eNrcnses and retain the amounts from license toes
The expenses that Board should he provided for by the
hoard Of Anrortionen like other expenses of the city
think authority should De- given to transfer license
from one person another ai the same place u the
trAnscrce found to he u proper person Also
son licensed moves To- another place TO let lr have his
license transferred To- that place provided the Bard
sanction anucr liquor place IN the locality t. which he
moves The ui licenses further than this should
not ic permitted
AMI at n-lt alter the courts closed OF course, 10
cannot be- provided that NJ such tunes shall
rested without warrant. Tor then II would thtuv tile
wide slcS SUNDAY and an niAht Eut 10
tina; this hardship mght he met an smcas.
urc this theory Let thtre he provision that sun.
days and between certain hours in week days me- tcfson
licensed shall he arrested without warrant unless he
persists after notice from the officers in violating the law
Thus 70 person licensed !. found selling after ocluck
AZ nih let the officer nouiy him 10 desist Il he does
let arrest hc then made but let Inn he taken ON a
warrant for that Offence next day II he does not de-
sist let him at once I've arrested without warrant
These remarks. have been put into the form
of "A letter TO MIR. DAILY.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-02-06
sECoR RoBEsON's CORRUPTION.
His Former Partner said to have Become
Physical and Mental Wreck.

WASHINGTON, Feb. IA striking fact in
the nature OF circumstantlal evidence concern
ing the corruption of the late Secretary Robe
son has lately come 10 hight here. tn" most i'm
Committee viii IA investigated the Navy Depart
mrnt was that the tattel Brothers Of New Jer-
sey. who obtained for Mr.. kobeson his appoint
ment as Secretary OF the Navy, had shared in
or more, and that these gentlemen. when called
before the committee and questioned, were I'M
able 10 give an explanation OF what they had
done with "A large part OF this vast sum Of
that they had received il and converted Il their
own use. When Mr.. Alexander q. Cattell. the
seniorof the brothers ana the former senator
from New Jersey. was upon the witness stand.
he was compelled to dvulge the fact that he
had a partnership then existing in various
business enterprises With Secretary Robson /;
that they were Joint owners OF real estate, and
tNht there were unsettled accounts between
them. He would not admit that Mr.. Robson
had received any Of the profits of the Govern
mont contracts. but the inference from his ad-
mission ot their bus mess relations was too
PLAIN 20 be- ignored. III" sank down in his chair
under the searching questions of the members
of III" committee, and seemed 10 De- physically
prostrnicd by the admission which he had
made. Alter leaving tho committee room he
was reported 10 he SICK. and the committee.
although anxious 10 obtain further testimony.
were unable To- compel MS Attendance alter
ward. am told that from the hour when his
yl.ged IN tho committee room, Mr.. Cattrll has
been physical and mental wreck and II il i'm
probable inat he Will recover possession OF his
ia.uir-.
b. III" hend Of powerful lobby combination.
lie hns line house, and can entertain ldylshly.
and the business Of lobbying Will undoubtedly
com" very natural 10 MIN, since his assO cations
with the specQ and adyenturers who in
fest the lobby here.