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Daily Republican., 1879-09-13
Crooked hhOOQiww.

Yesterday Mr.. Thomas N. Culbert, tn,
post once clerk went out cunning fol
reed birds. Birds we're scarce. As Mr.
Culbert was wandering around hs me,
other man-a Germsn-who also fesl
ing sorrowfully the absence Of game
vas preparing TO bsa. the reeds. Mr.
Culoers feeling tired stopped. Tn.
German at last struck . oovsy Of birds
but before hs could fire Mr.. Culbert'i
gun went off. II might have beer
aons accidentally; but anyhow min,
birds fell, and the German rests 81
home putting 10 leisure moments pick
Ing out stray shot from the lower por-
tions OF hts anatomy. b II IL said
Daily Republican., 1879-09-13
DIED

ALEX XANDER.-On Friday, tho 18th inst,
Jam es q. Alexander.
Friends Of the family are invited to attend
the funeral from the residence Of his parents
No. o04 Delaware avenue, on Sunday after.
2-30 O'Clock.
SCOUT.-On the 18th instant, Samuel r.
Scout.
The relatives and friends OF the family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral
on Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock, from the
residence Of his mother. h. y. corner Of 9th
and Pine streets. Services at the house. In.
terment at the Wilmington and BrAndywine
cemetery
DORSEY.-On September 18th, 1870 Mary
Agnes Dorsey, In the 10Th year o. her ags.
Relatives and friends are Invited To atte d
Tho faneral, from the rssidenoe q her parents,
NJ. 2Ol4 Market street, on Tuesday, d % m.
High Mass at 81. Peters church. Intsrmsnt
ct Cuthedral oemote9y.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-13
A Miniature Civil War in Ken.
tucky

Reports are received of further trou-
bic in Carter County, KY, the old I'm
derwood battle ground. As Squire
Holbrook and his son Miller were going
to their pasture ground, they we're fired
upon by men in ambush and Esquire
Holbrook was instantly killed. His
son returned the fire, but without IF
feet. Holbrook was the head OF a par
ty arrayed against the Underwoods two
years ago. This occurred Friday, and on
Monday Billy Underwood was shot dead
by some Of the Holbrooks. Both par
ties are now armed and organized and
say they mean to fight until one of the
two leave the country. Two brothers
Of Squire Holbrook have returned from
the West and are marshaling their
forces on that side, and All. Underwood
has returned from the Black Hills TO
lead his party. Serious troubl. is ex.
pe cted, but the scene is well in the in
terror and news is slow in getting to
the outside world.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-13
Mr.. Rlair's Condition

Mr.. Klair who met with the unfortu.
nate accident at Newport crossing, q
full account Of whose injuries appeared
in the REPUBLICAN, OF yesterday, was &C
far recovered as to allow Of his removal
from Mr.. Cranston's resid -ncs to
his own home last evening. H.
does not complain much OF the wound
in his head sbut suffers considerably
from the injuries to his legs. H. is do
ing as we'll as can be expected however,
and his ultimate recovery is almost as
sured. The loss of Mr.. Klair by the
accident aside from that inseparable
one, the sad death of his little sou,
will amount to about 5000.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-13
birthday Surprise.

Yesterday being the anniversary Of
the birthday Of Mrs. George File, rs
siding at 18th and Tatnall, q party Of
her lady friends decided to oelebrat.
the event by calling on her en- mass-.
This they did last evening about forty
in number, taking Mrs. F. completely
by surprise. Congratulations we're q,
changed and several handsome pres. nts
bestowed upon the hostess, Rsv. E &.
White Of Brandywins NJ. E. Church
making the presentation addresses
Refreshments in abundance were fur
nished and the party separated At q
late hour after spending very enjoy
able evening.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-13
Fatlnlssa Tomorrow.

Tomorrow this most excellent comic
opera will bs produced in this city. I,s
succrss is phenomenal. Ofit thee lumber.
land News" speaks: "This work,
which Is BY suppe, composer Of the
"Peet and Pleasant" overture, is deem
ed by competent judges, both ~ regards
the music and Dibretto, Is one OF the
brightest, most Joyous compositions Of
Its kind, and is certainly widely differ
ant from anything else which has been
produced BY q German composer, - the
German school is often grand and
heroic, seldom light and vivaoious.
rha scsse Is laid It the seat Of the
Russo Turkish war, and the first act is
at Rustchuk, and the second At Odss-
ss."
Daily Republican., 1879-09-13
An Aged Wilmisssos Lazy.

At the Pennsylvania State Agrioul-
tural Fair now being held At the Per
mAnsnt Exhibition building, Philadsl
phis, q protest 10 being signed against
the action Of the Park Commissioners
in relation to the building. The Phila
dslphis Evening Telegraph, referring
to the matter. says: Zone Of the mcs,
remarkable Of the signers to this VA
an old lady, Mrs. Margaret H. BILLS, Of
Wilmington, Del, aged ninstv three,
and relative Of one Of the ofRosrs Of
the Permanent Exhibition Company.
She also signed the petition askinv
that celebration Of the ssrond Csnt~D
nial Of Pennsylvania settlement In 1882
bs held in this building, 1t being also
the l60th anniversary Of the birth Of
Washington. The lady made nots
on the latter book that she had oon-
vsrssd and shaken hands with Wash
ington. Mrs. Hillss is the honor vi
mother of the late William s. Hillss Of
this city. She has been spending th.
summer at Marths's Vineyard, Massa.
cbusetts, from which place she has re-
turned and Is now staying few days
with . relative in Germantown. She
will soon return 10 her home In this
city,
Daily Republican., 1879-09-13
An Unfortunate Comparison y.

Miss Emma Jones, colorsd whom W.
imcidsntly referred to in yesterday :
REPUBLICAN, as having created littl.
excitement on Front street Yesterday
morning, made sort Of a social cali 3,
the Office this morning and politely in
formed us that unless q retraction and
apology were made she would convert
about halt a-dozen Of the attaches Of
the paper into cherubims and sers-
phims. Em. didn't object to anything
so much as the comparison W. mace
between her and "Abe" the Polic+-
mans cat. The comparison was un
fortunate we admit, and was redeo-.
tion on "Abe" which We fear he will
never pardon,
Daily Republican., 1879-09-13
TsasH Ysssn.Ay's IA. Du,s. I
ssill Cewttvues.

1. e
The revival meeting At The Delaware
Avenue Baptist Church still continues
with snabated interest. Several Ssr.
sons have arisen for prayers during The
week, and the requests presented "a
ths church have been numerous. Sew
evai have already requested TO hsve the
ordinances Of baptism administered on
the coming Sabbath. As MIR. Haldsman
has announced that he will preach
from an entirely new subject "Is 1,
necessary for children to be saved ~
the house will no doubt be crowded to
hear what he has to say upon such an
important subject Tho meeting 10.
night will BE- held at the usual hour.
and all are invited.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-13
Calvary Church soc,sble.

Last night . goodly number Assem-.
blsd in the Calvary Sunday Scboo
room to attend the last night Of thu
annual peach festival. The room wa.
tastefully decorated with ivy and flow.
ers. Among the most noteable articles
vas the large bell presented to the
school BY the voluntary contributions
Of the scholars In 1867. The tables
also had an attractive appearance, two
or three bouquets being on each. But
the attractiveness was heightened to q
high degree by the loads Of luscious
fruit.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-13
Tho ~ a. ny -" Trip.

Twen.y.hx members of the Washington s.
r. Z. Company of thus city, took passage on
board the tux boat Falcon, last evening,
bound for Salem, N, J :, in res oase 10 an In.
vitation OF the Washington r ire ompany II
that place. granh upper WAS rendered by
tbration Was tp honor tue anniversary o, the
change IF ma Ne by the Salem boys ON en-
wick to Warrington. Tie visitors returned
home ut an ea ly hour this morning all hear
tlly pleased with Their tri
Daily Republican., 1879-09-13
Gospel Tent Meeting.

The gospel tent meeting which has been
held in South Wilmington for the past FIVE
weeks, will clio tomorrow night, and it Is
proposed to make it day Of special rel gious
interest. There will be preaching morning
and evsnins, and me ting ior C Iristiaa ex-
per1ence at thite O'Clock in the aiternoo .
Ali the friends who have assisted In the
meeting all who have been converted as
we'll ss all others int esttd. are cordially
Invited to be present The ci0slng ex rcises
will take place at night The afternoon m ct
ing Is expected TO b, grand rally Tor Jesus.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-13
AYsTEalous DixApps.,..

A Ysuss wilninssop,.,
pears from his PLACE Of ~. NV
~ New Yesk. .''ats
Charles 4. Ressg, 4 vor,
clerk who had studied nbs,s hug N
served his apprenticeship win is, =,
AcInall, Jr., at Second ana navl S
streets, but who has BEEN e,nn,a ann sll
the drug store Of Mr.. Stein p,p,a ~.
Seventh strest and Sixth avspu. .'S'l| v!
York, mysteriously disapp.s,aSsl' y
the latter place on Sunday niae. a
vince which time no trace o, NJ, H." v.
abouts can b. leaned. "nS
Upon inquiry We CLEANED III. IN.
ing facts In reference TO the cass ,v,' y
Resag who was 8 nephew Of NJ N, a' ,oal
Tidsman, with whom he iorm.,'' Sss
sided on Second street between WI.
and French streets, came to mi, AVN WV
Thursday Of last week, TO sttsra MY \
funeral Of his uncle, who disd ~ ~
nssday, and was buried on s,t,IJ
last. Mr.. Resag left for M, '1'. "
again on Saturday afternoon ,,,,J
there that night. The next d, I y!
dsy be- was on duty all day, and NJ
II O'Clock on Sunday night; Al
hour he left the store apparently, u !,
usual spirits, but since that ham, NJ }
has mystsriouslv disappeared, "
Net returning on Monday, AMI
be had not put In ~ appssrsno. ~ ~ !
boarding house Mr.. Stein became A.
nd and tslegraphed to Mr.. DapS,,s
Second and Market streets, this al,
know II he had returned to WimE
ton. Upon receiving an ansvs, n
negative Mr.. Stein at once ps,. ,
matter into the hands Of ds,.cl,
who are now searching for him,
Mr.. Ressg was 1 young man d !.
rect habits, perfectly relisbls aud n,
worthy, and - ali his accounts /,
store were correct, and his assOcrI
pleasant, no other theory can b
vancsd for his absence than thstd
play.
His father IL . Lieutenant in
United States Engineer Service, and
stationed on the frontier, viii.
mother and the rest Of the family
in Germany. Mt. N. B. Danfofh
osived another telegram st q late d
this morning from New York, nn
that no tidings had yet besu lssna
the missing man. We have also hi
ed that he was engaged to bs mani
to . young lady Of this city.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-13
Union Meetings.

The Union Meeting Of the Philadel.
phia and New Jersey churches will be
held in Shiloh Baptist church, Twelfth
street between Market and Orange, the
Shiloh congregation participating, to.
morrow Saturday. afternoon at three
O'Clock. The Missionary Mass Meeting
will be held at 5 O'clock in the evening. I.
On Sunday the Union Meeting will be
held in the lecture room of tho Opera
House, second floor at lOA A. NJ, 8 and
II P. M. .--
Daily Republican., 1879-09-13
Point Lockout Excursion.

Persons going on the young ladies
Bible Class excursion to Point Lookout
tomorrow should not forget thxt the
first train leaves the P. w. & B. R. R.
depot at $40 a. M, an early hour 1t is
true, but not too early to pay an early
morning visit to such delightful and
romantic spot. Tho next train will leave
At 8 p. m. All who wish to spend one
more pleasant day in tho country
should not fail to go. Thomas Weer
will have ice cream, fruit cakes and 9th.
or refreshments on the ground.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-13
Artistic work.

Hundreds Of pssssrs BY we're attrao
ted this morning by the beautiful pic
turs presented by one Of the Bostor
Clothing house show windows. Th,
window contains gentlsmsn's furnish
Ing goods, such ~ collars, ties, cuffs
ito, so artislically srrsng.d d as TO prsssA
a picture At once striking and unique
The decorating is the handiwork Of Mr.
Robert Galley, one Of the statesmen a,
Mr.. Holmes establishment and III.
finish proves that Mr.. C. possesses II
artistic hand.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-13
Bidding to Build . Lighthouse.

Proposals were received at the light.
house Office in Baltimore yesterday fol
the Cape Henry (Va.) lighthouse.
There were fourteen bids by parties in
Chicago, New York, Maine, Pennsylv IVA.
MIA and elsewhere, ranging from SllS,
900 by the South Boston Iron Company
to $53, ,79S by Morris, Tasker & Co., o.
Philadelphia, who are the lowest bid
Daily Republican., 1879-09-13
N eW Houses. /.

Arrangements are being made by Harlan
Cause Bros, TO erect tn rty brick houses /
twenty Of them on West Seventh stree, bs.
tween Jackson and Van Buren streets, and
four on Van buren street. on the lots known
as the As ew property, and the remaining
six near the corner Oi Tenth and French
streets, on The hiiies pr perty. he brick
work will be done by A Rec the carp inter-
Ing by j. K d. Seeds & Son, the plasterinv
by r raddock, and the pal ting by Gard
we'll & Wall. The ERECTION OF tn SO houses
viii afford employment during the fall and
winter To large nu nber Of mechanics, anu
will add to the prosperity OF our city.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-13
Nomination Election. /.

The Republicans Of Baltimore have
nominated VIM. ]. Hooper, Of the fgm
Of William Il. Hooper & Co., for Mayor.
Mr.. Hooper is we'll known among the
Wilmingtonians who yearly visit Re.
hoboth, having cottage at that resort.
II elected he will make good Mayor.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-13
Invitation to sDtri,u.Iists.

On SUNDAY, Rev Geo. k. Kramer, pastor
OF tn, Household If Faith, will preach in the
morning on 1.-THE Power OF Darkness or.
the Works Of Demons" The evening su i.
ject will be s. he Ministry of Ho y IL ugels."
Spirltualists and fortune t. lers are OrJiA ly
invited, when the reverend gentleman will
speak kindly to tn ~
Daily Republican., 1879-09-13
The Fl rrapuni,a FauIf.

The Chester " Times" says The
inspectors 10 whom was given the case
of hearing the testimony in regard to
the collision ofths "Mary Morgan" and
d" Pi-rrepont," on the Delaware river,
sometime last month, have decided that
the fault rested with the captain Of the
" Pierr-pont," and they heve revoked
his license"
Daily Republican., 1879-09-13
Tho Last Tflp.

The steamer "Samuel NJ. Felton," under
the command Of Captain johnson m de her
last tip to Philadelphia to-day, for the pres
ont season. The expediency Of placing the
"Mary Morgan" n the route has DeeH dis
oNssed to some extent by interested parties,
but we have net heard the conclusion arrived
st In . few days the problem rs to whether
We shall have passengers carried by steam
0ost and railroad cars TO and from Phil del
phis, or by the Ia ter al ne, will be solved
AZ the season advances, travslins on the river
becomes less com portable, and passenger find
the cars vastly preferable In maxine tho trip
TO and from our city, and will ngIy pay the
difsrs ace In the tars charged for this mede sf
conveyance.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-13
A Succ-ssful Penmsn.

Tho West CLe 10 Nevs says: "Mr. Ira
N. Jeffehs, OF Wilmington, Del., dropped
into our Office to-day and showed us u sample
OF his pBnmanship, which took the first pre-
MUM at the recent lair at CVatesviIie. Mr.
Jeheris 10 graduate VI the well known Il v.
ant II strait n College, Philadelphia, a. d
his work bears eyden;e of his bsiuy master
OF the art Of using h pen with ease anu ele.
OAnea
Daily Republican., 1879-09-13
A N can Trick.

pieces of &C hitting down to the depth OF
three or Our feet, Ieaviny the ends lew
anches above the surface Of the ground, In the
moving field of ',eo. M. BraniDle who oc.
eupies tna LaJ mer iarm ear the junction OF
=. W. b b. and New Castle rdi 70 IDS, and on
Thursday Mr.. b. was made aware OF their
pOttien by HIS moving machine coming
agaiast the with uch iOrce as to break ii
qulte badly ant nearly thrown h In from h s
seat. Had the offender been present at the
time he would have made him sweat iOr his
WicNedness
Daily Republican., 1879-09-13
BlAuketa.

Messrs. Kennard & Co., d2l Market street
have now in store seven cases containing
three hundred and nifty pairs OF blank et'
which they purchased from the manufac,ur.
ers three months since, and notwiths landing
thera mas beeh great advance in these goods
since then, they have decided to give
their customers the benefit Of their timely
purchase and will Sc them at the same
prices as last year: St.75, 2.z6, %, -, IS and
80. Messrs. X. h O.. estimate their stock
Of blankets to BIZ as large as all other houses
In Wilmi .ston combined, q fact, buyers
should note in connection with their low
prices
Daily Republican., 1879-09-13
RuapnWay.

A horse attached to . light spring
wagon, kicked up little excitement al
Front and the railroad about nine
O'Clock this morning by running away,
hs was opped just in time to prevent
his going overheard. Fortunately nc
one was hurt.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-13
OFF the Track.

One of the shifting engines on the P
W. Il B. R. R. jumped the track be
tween Orange and Tatnall streets thi,
morning, and 1t was fully an hour he
tore It could be replaced again. NJ
delay to travel Was occasioned, howev
er, as the other trains had rosm t
pass.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-13
THIRD EDITION.
Echoes from the Csass i.

John Glynn, whose countenance would have
hsmed q locomotive headlight, so highly
was It colored. was the first to occupy the
dock at the police hearings this mornlng.-
'Olacer Mccormick who had the honor Of e.
oorting John to the hall, testified that be had
found that Individual anchored on . curt
Stone on French street near Second and had
brought him In to prevent his TAXI Y cold John
owned up that he had been sitting on the curt
stone, hut didn't know that he was ylOlat
ing an ordinance. 10 cents and costs his Hon
or thought would about pay for the damage
done to the curb stone.
James Kane the charge against you u q run'
'kenness, said hi, honor to the next indivia'
ual who occupied the dock. ONO BrickIe,
who made the arrest testife' to finding .I0nn
proping up lamp post last night JONI
didn't denI the soft ibpea chment. but plead
ed hard TO be let off as he ha family de-
peudent upon him and had Just succeeded IN
getting work. S cents and costs u johns IT,
debted ness to TIE corporation OF wilmington.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-13
At st. Iaul's To. Morrow ,

Interesting services tomorrow In st. Paul's
M. E. u urch. The reception in iull connec-
tion with he chuch Of the conve u of last
winter and sp iIg, and the Baptism OF a
nuL Der VI new m niers.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-13
Three DalA Meeting

The 90 e'pe he'd the first Of tn r
tNr,e days NEE Ing at Hoe essn vest rday .
Tomorrow ,hey will be vi tied by Kew. r, II.
Oh ppty pastor OF Il Ailcan Union hurch
and o her min st RS and laymen OF this cny,
a speclAI tram wi run up 10 Hvckessin
Daily Republican., 1879-09-13
Tonne, Auce,

The Moral Suasion Reform Associa-
tion hold another public meeting thi.
evening, commencing at 7 45 O'Clock.
Mr.. Thomas Denney will preside, and
an entertaining programme will be pre-.
sented. All are invited.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-13
srke Z. h Ia.

Richard Tuu,s mas In h yari No. Il5 Or
anke street, II dahia IN full bl,om which is
nine leet eight inches n hei ht. This is o. o
of the largest dahlias have heard Of ai.u,
rs a matter Of course, 1t a tracts much atteL-
tion, and is a source If satisfaction to the
owner.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-13
ENRSALE.

FoEsA1h' -.I
House No. lllb Delaware Avenue, nu
the modern improvements. ,A n
House Ne. 1909 Jefferson streets WIN
srn improvements. , ~
House on VanBureD street. bet~o'n
and Ninth, gas, bath, etc. AN, .cal1
Houses Nos. ilOs. ilso, l1S2, ll% ''''
Wal ,ut street. .ou.
Two two-stOry brick houses, . roo~'
lar street between II and u strecS; ,.,.,
Two houses on Front above van vann,,m,rd nd
One three story brick In S0utn ,',,ainT M
Three houses with good out Dui.u
~ acres Ofland, near COLUMBUS ihn'
ltouse No. 813 Chestnut street.
House No. 623 Jefferson street.
House No. 22 Maryland Avenue'
House No. ll2S West Third street po,lu,
Hsuse on Eleventh street below fTp ops
A very desirable farm Of o. acres, VA RSsl
below Hsre's Corner, on the sta'o, ths
mile from Railroad Station, lana " M
quality and highly cultivated, Wisnn'
5uilding sites In the county.
One house. No, 00l Spruce street.
One house, No. 8l1 East Filth stIesn r.
one house No. 1ll6 Delaware AvepSSSS. SS.s
Also 0 number Of small houses !"
parts Of tho city.
LOAN. -xn
%, 900 70 Ss, ,OOO-fn sums wv
"XiSis' Apply % W. MooAyL!L.EI,Y I. =, . ~ ~
mval.sm WilningtcE5
Daily Republican., 1879-09-13
Larwe DRhlfa.

Mr.. Jos. Duffy who resides at 1902
Poplar street has growing in his yard a
dahlia s feet inches high. Some Of
the carriers round the Post efice think
that the plant Is q peach tree in dis.
guisa, but then they amt much on
horticulture.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-13
An Evidence OF Busin~ss.

The bridges on the line Of the WilmnS ton
and Northern Railroad are undergo ny gen
eral repairs. The bridges below Reading are
being thoroughly overhauled. and new tim.
bes ara taking the place Of the defective
wood wherever found. The bridge across the
6chuylkill at u rdsboro is being entirely re-
bnllt. The old supports had rotted; and the
bridge WAS In bad condition. The rebuilt
struct re will be several ieet wider than III
old bri &c, and will have the corn ces con-
strn TO- as to preserve the supports from tho
action Of the weather. At tCOatesvilie anoth-
Or bridge Ia being 'epaired and strengthened.
TIE strengthening OF the bridges is believed
60 imply prospects Of increased business.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-13
SnaHp s.u8ch.

A tip top snapper luncn will be served up
this evening at f. Freye's saloon, No. II, E.
Second street. All lovers OF the d,licacy
shOu d not fail to Call and take a taste OF it.
See advertisement lsewhere.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-13
A III vaune Z N,Isiug.

A home coming OF Union M. +. Tabb7. II
school tomorrow. Addresses by = r
Cardwell AND Others A cordlr' Il,
ALI is extend d.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-13
Use the TelpDhOne.

All persons who may wish to communicate
with the REPUBLICAN tfice without calling
there to d. so, can reach us now ny the aid of
the telephone. Persons can send orders tor
job printing or Advertisements to be inserted
Our Sivndl is -
Daily Republican., 1879-09-13

WilliamJ. Hooper, Of the firm oi
VIM. &. Hooper l. Co. hes been nomina
cd for Mayor Of Baltimore BY the Re-
publ can Convention. t't Z.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-13
Young K,alr's Funoyal.

The funeral of Aaron J. Klair who
was killed yesterday by being run over
by the cars At Newport takes place to-
morrow from his fathers residence neal
Milltown at three o'clock.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-13

You should 500 Clark + Ksrbsugh
cheap Leather Top Spar spsiaG Bus-
gies.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-13

Redney street Chapel.
The scholars Of the Rodney Street
Sunday School will please meet in the
Chapel this (Friday) evening at u
O'Clock.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-13
GR EY FLANN ELS

We desire TO call attention to one
bale Of GREY DOMESTIC FLAN-
NELS which we believe are the hesv-
lest and bert goods in tho market 1t
the price.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-13
squire Braa

Perry Nauiain had =
seiore Squire Br' o. ri
sivs Language 70
Daily Republican., 1879-09-13
THE SAME MAY BE SAID OF
Canton and Wool
FLAT N N E LIS.

Of which We held lrgs stuck purchssed
Tor CASH in the month Of May, since which
time there has been . marked advance which
everv Intelligent dealer knows and must I'd
NIT please make note Of this and exam
Inc eur stock previous y buylng.)