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1879. Single Copy Two Cents mo. 25.

in the proceeding to restrain Tammany
Society from initiating those one hundred
and forty-seven new members.
The Grand Jury has indicted Richard
Fox, the publisher of the National Police
Gazette, for libel on Isaac Smith, arising
from the contest of the will of Ebenezer
Smith. of Boston.
An Unkind Cut.
The Herald SAYS the ghouls who stole
Stewards body did not conduct their oper-
ations with more studied secrecy or dis
play more skulking consciousness that
they were doing thing which would not
bear the light, than the Republicans who
stole the cipher kilograms.
Amending the Bible.
AT meeting of the Manhattan Congre-
gational Association a report was received
OF the progress made in making the old
Bible new. DR.. Schof, in explaining the
necessity and me hods of making changes,
said the present Bible exhibited traces Of
monarchical and, if he might say so, an
Episcopal bias.
The AffectiOnate Pair.
Gus. Phillips is getting along well now,
although the ball fired into him by Minnie
Hooper has not yet been found. Gus says
the shooting was all an accident. Minnie
was in Court and committed to prison, but
Gus. will not appear against her. The
couple had an atfectionate interview last
evening.
Old Folks Dropping Off.
Mrs. Catharine Healy, aged one hundred
and four, and Mrs. Ann Scully, one hun
dred and two, have just died in this city
Abraham Vanzandt, aged eighty-three, g
veteran of the war of 1872, was buried yes
terday.
schools of Depravity.
An Albany special gives the report Of
of the Supervisor of Admissions and Dis
charges. 1t is an alarming report of the
growth of crime in this city, and attributes
the evils to the tenement house system
and the effects of trashy literature. 1t says
the cheap novel and cheaper serial are tC
be found where bread is wanting, and in
the pocket of almost every boy and gir
who can read. The report goes on to say
that another tale and one more shocking
on account of the depth of depravity o.
which it is the cause, is the exposure O.
girls of tender years, engaged in the seem
ingly innocent occupation of peddling OF
vending small wares, at all hours of thu
night. Their faces are prematurely old.
The Ashley Belt.
The London Sporting Life announces tina
the trustees have decided that the Astle,
belt must be walked for in March, instead
of May or June.
| A Remarkable Cure.
| Margaret Mclaughlin stole So from tn,
overcoat of Bernard Goldman, for years
deaf, dumb and paralyzed peddler o
matches. Goldman's loss worked wonder
full change in him. He abused Miss Nc
Laughlin fuently, and gave his testimony
against her in clear voice. One year fol
Margaret.
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NEW YORK.
Investigate, bY All Means
tional Associated Press to the Star.

National Associated Press to the Star.
New York, Jan. 29.-It is alleged that
there is serious falling off in the disci-
pIine of the police force; that negligence
and inebriety exist among members of the
Police Board, and these things have most
damaging influence upon the whole body.
1t is charged that there is indifference and
careessness in the handling of the millions
of dollars annually dsbursed by the Police
Board; that the method of enforcing disci-
pline and law by the Board needs to be
investigated; that the police force have
been witnesses of lis misdeeds and miscon-
duct. 1t is further alleged that certain
members of the force have been ordered to
interfere in elections, and that evil fruits
have grown from the influence of politi-
clans over the action of the Board. 1t is
declared that personal spite and personal
favoritism are powerful in the Board, and
that two men who perform no duty are
drawing pay as Captains. An investiga-
ton is demanded.
judicial Matters.
The motion TO vacate the stay in the suit
of Cornelius Vanderbilt for 100000 is
denied.
Judge Barrett has reserved his decision
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MICHIGAN.

A Youthful Murderer - cmoriai
Services-M Grand Lodge.
Special to the Star,
DETROIT, JAN 29.-Two boys named Will
bur and Killduff. seventeen years old, liv-
ing near Hubbardston, this State, quarreled
about jack-knife trade, and Wilbur shot
Killduff dead.
WILDER was arrested.
The Michigan Legislature holds joint
memorial service in memory of the late
General Alpheus S. Williams, M. G., to-
day.
The Grand Lodge of Masons is in session
at Jackson to-day. There are five hundre d
delegates present.
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TO-DAY In CONGRESS-.
Christiancy Nominated to the Peruvian
Ministry.

-yational Associated Press to the Star.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 29.-In the House,
after some preliminary business, Blount
moved to go into Committee of the Whole
ON the Post-office Appropriation Bill.
1t was antagonized in order to get NOR
ming hour, but motion to go into Com.
mittee of the Whole was agreed to by lis
TO lis.
Nominations-Th President sent to the
Senate to-day the following nomina'
tions: State, Isaac P. Christian
oy, of Michigan, Envoy Extraordinary and
Minister Plenipotentiary of the United
States to Peru. VIM. w. Dudley to be
Marshal Of the United States for the Dis
trict OF Indiana.
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Board of Public Works.

TheqBoard met in regular session. all the
members present and President Bell in the
chair.
The Engineer was directed to prepare a
plat of Culvert street from Fifth to Sixth
streets.
The,Clerk was directed to transmit to
Council an ordinance establishing the grade
of Graham street from Ohio avenue to Cliff
street.
The Engineer was directed to examine
and report the condition of the sidewalk on
Kemper Lane, and also to contract with
Hays & OBrien for stonework on Third
avenue.
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OVER THE OCEAN.
Great Excitement in Paris.
Importation of Cattle Prohibited.
National Associated Press to the Star.
France.
THREATENS TO RESIGN.


THREATENS TO RESIGN.
PARIS Jan. CIT is asserted that at to-
days meeting of the Cabinet President
MacMahon declared he would not yield
with regard to military commands He
would rather resign. There is much excite
ment.
THE EXCITEMENT INCREASING.
PARIS Jan. 29.--MacMahon persists in his
refusal to sign The military changes de-
crees. The excitement in Paris is increas-
ing The Republique Francois says the
Chambers are ready to assume the powers
of Government, and MacMahon's resigning
will not be serious in its results.
AMNESTY FOR COMMUNISTS.
VERSAILLES, Jan. 29.-In the Senate Vic
tor Hugo presented proposition for the
full amnesty of Communists
Russia.
NOTES OF THE PLAGUE.
RoxE, Jan. 29.-A rigorous inspection
and dlsinfec,ion of vessels from South Rus
uan ports is ordered.
LONDON, Jan. 29.-Considerable alarm was
caused in Moscow by the arrival there from
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COLUMBUS.
next day.


Aid of Orphans and the Redemp-
ton of Drunkards,
Special to the Star.
COLUMBUS, O., Jan. 29-The morning
hour of the House was taken up in discuss
ing the indefinite postponement of the bill
to reduce the exemption to debtors to $500
in real estate and $3.50 in personal property
In the Senate Mr.. Owens bill to grade
the admission to the Soldiers and Sailors
Orphans Home was taken up, and passed
by vote of % to 6. The bill provides to
give preference to children whose parent
was killed in the service or has since died
from wounds received during the war; the
mex grade to orphans of soldiers who have
died since the war from any cause, and
lastly, to children of INDECENT and disabled
soldiers.
Mr.. Fosters bill to authorize the incor-
poration of societies for the reclamation of
men and women from lives of intemperance
and immortality, was taken up and passed.
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In Brief.

National Associats> Press to the Star.
CAIRO, Jan. 9-Heart-rending details are
received of the famine in Upper Egypt.
LISBON, Jan. GA large quarry in the
suburbs of Oporte has caved in burying
several houses.
TuscuMBIA, ALA, Jan. 29.-A tornado
passed over Iuka, Miss, last evening, de-
stro wing several buildings and killing six
colored people.
BIRMINGHAM, Jan. 29.-Hinks & Sons
lamp works we're destroyed by fire. The
loss is very heavy and three hundred work
men are idle.
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THE NEW MERCHANTS EXCHANGE

The Fourth and Elm Street Scheme.
ThHsMerchants Exchange, at the close of
business to-day, took up the question of a
location for the proposed new building to
be erected by this body.
The Board of Officers having selected the
location corner of Fourth and Elm streets,
the question of ratifying or rejecting the
action of the Board came up today.
The report of the Board was then read by
the Clerk; and also resolution recon-
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'The Chosen People" will be the subject
of Professor Adler's lecture next Friday
evening
A grand concert will be given at the
First Presby byterian Church tomorrow night,
with about forty singers, assisted by Mrs.
L. R. Dexter.
The second lecture of Mr.. Venable's
course at College Hall, to be given on Fri
day night, is on the subject of True Prac-
tical Education"
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LOMgYieW ASYlMmi.

The County Commissioners at their meet
ing to-day instructed their Clerk to notify
the Directors of Longview Asylum to meet
the Commissioners and the County Solicit
or in joint session at an early date The
subject of discussion will be The PROPOSE
ton of turning over the Asylum to the
State, Dnful
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was killed instantly. The deceased was re-
turning from church in Phillipsburg, NJ,
to her home in South Easton, and the
bridge being the shortest, she took it and
met her death. A Coroner's inquest will
be held to-day.
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Marriage LiceuSea.

The following marriage licenses have
been issued since our last report:
VIM. F. Schrader and Mary Nightingale
Andrew Tucker and Mary Walsh.
A. G. Betscher and Carrie Weick.
Geo. H. Street and Jennie G. Warner.
Edw'd w. Appleton and Eliz. c. Boedker.
Spencer Coleman and Marg.C. Thompson.
John M. Eccles and Harriet B. Gum.
Andrew Riedel and Aug. Rueckert.
Adolph Cohen and Paulina Hirschman.
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CHICAGO.
6anging Away at BlOdgett-Leg Cut
Off.

Special to the Star.
CHICAGO, Jan. 29.-The Blodgett Investi-
CATION met at 10 a. M. The Judge was
present with his attorneys The first charge
is corruption in the attempt to defraud
the creditors of the Germania Insurance
Company by orders enabling A. G. Hesing
to obtain pledged securities without pub
lie sale, causing loss to the creditors of
$4,000; also with suppression of the
records in the same case. This is all denied
by the Judge, but the testimony so far is
very damaging.
A brakeman at the Union Stock-yards
had both legs cut off by car-wheels this
morning.
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mending that on February 1st, at clock.
vote should be taken by ballot az to
whether this property should be leased By
the Chamber. Amendment TO postpons
the vote until the 1st day of March, after
considerable discussion, was adopted.
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Fourth Edition
THE LATEST.
Marshal MacMahOn.
His Resignation rendered Il
The Ministry.
otioral Associated Press to the Star.

National Associated Press to the Star.
PARIS Jan. 29.-President MacMahop has
rendered his resignation to the Ministry,
who, being unable to withdraw the military
DEGREES, will probably accept it and sum-
mons the Chambers to elect President.
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PITIFUL PITTSBURG

WOefully Worried over Her Water
works.
Special to the Star.
P1rTsBURG, Jan. 29-Considerable excite
ment has been caused by the report of the
Engineer of the city to the Water Commits
sioners, last night, that the castings for two
pairs of huge engines of the new Water
works are detective and can not be used.
The Water-works were begun aboutseven
wears ago, and were to cost over So, 900, 900.
The engines cost 81, l,110,O00. The works
were about finished when this unexpected
revelation was made.
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Drained ut Baltimore.

Special to the Star.
BALTIMORE, ND, Jan. 29.-Mich. Powers,
notorious desperate, Drained Christ. Mel
son, watchman on board a schooner, with
a bludgeon early this morning Nelson will
probably die. A cabin boy who witnessed
the murderous attack had Powers ar.
rested.
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Associated Press to the Star.

National Associated Press to the Star
EAsroN, Pa, Jan. ga young woman
named Rose Lewis, aged nineteen years, fell
from the Lehigh Valley Railroad Bridge to
the bank OF the Delaware last night and
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GRAND OPERA-HOUSE.
PIXIES OPERA-HOUSE.
HER MAJEsTY's OPERA.

The sale for single performances will commence
TOMORROW Thursday MORNING, January
30th. at CHURCH & CO.'S Music Store. KE
SERVED SEATS 81, 81 co. and So. according 10
location.
Monday, February Sd, Lucia di Lammermoo-;"
Mad. Gerster, her first appearance in this city
'Sonnambula;" Mad. Gerster. Thursday, Faust
Mile. Hauk. Friday Figaro Mad. Rozs ana
Mile. Hauk. Saturday, Grand Gerster Matinee
Saturday evening. last performance Don Giovanni
ia25-tf
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Irish News.

From late Irish Exchangesl
A cattle dealer named Magee committed
suicide in Belfast by cutting his throat with
scissors
On the night of the Goth ult., the Mount
Bellew Total Abstinence Society gave a
grand ball at which over hundred persons
of the town and neighborhood attended.
Mrs. Margaret Rahilly of Water Lane,
St. Finn Barrels, who had been in good
health, was suddenly seized with fit, and
died before medical assistance could ar
rive.
Married, at the parish church, Dungiven,
by Rev. Father Tracy, Patrick, only son of
the late Thos. McFeely, Ovill, to Lizzie,
youngest daughter of Jas. Mckay Derryna
flaw.
Married, at st. Eugenes Cathedral,
Derry, by Very Rev. Father OHagan, G.
Doherty, Waterloo street, Derry, to Char
lotte, youngest daughter of the late Ewd.
Devlin, of Derry.
Mrs. John Hanly, of Cahirken, was fro
zen to death while returning home after
transacting some business in the house Of
Messrs John Downing & Son, about mile
from her home.
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FuueraI Of Judge Cadwalader.
Special to the Star.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 29-The funeral of
Judge Cadwalader took place this morning.
1t was largely attended by many eminent
laWyera
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THE EXECUTION.

INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. 29.-Achey and Mer.
rick were both executed at 1920.
Achey made few remarks on the scat
fold, saying the crime he commi ted was
not premeditated. His last words were:
"Im ready!'
Merrick then spoke briefly, closing by
saying: Il am innocent of the charge"
Both men were collected.
There is strong talk of mobbing Guetig
to. night.
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WASHINGTON. A


Special to the Star.
THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER.
WASHINGTON Jan. 29-The Mississippi
River Improvement Bill, which was o have
come up last night as special order, has
been postponed fora week.
THE APPROPRIATIONS.
The Appropriation Committee was beat
en- again in the House on the Pos office
Bill. The appropriations for the steamboat
mail service and for the railway mail
service were both increased from the
amount set in the bill to the amount asked
by the Department, making total increase
of 5000, 900 for the day or 81, 300 900 on the
bill SO far as considered. The Louisiana DEM
ocrats with two or three other Democrats,
voted with the Republicans, which made a
majority against the Committee.
SURVEYS OF PUBLIC LANDS.
The new Legislative Bill makes changes
in the surveys of the public lands, over
which there will be lively contest in the
House. The bill consolidates all the geo.
logical surveys, and transfers the coast sur
vey from the Treasury to the Interior De-
partment, and its head is to be the general
superintendent of all surveys of public
lands. The sixteen Surveyor Generals of
the Land Office, now stationed at different
points, are abolished. The propositions of
the bill are in accordance with the recon-
mendations of the National Academy of
Science. There have heretofore been the
Powell, Haydn and Wheeler surveys, which
have been in continuous quarrel, and,
although at the same class of work, are
working at cross points The proposition,
SO far as it consolidates them, is meeting
with general favor except from the army
ring, which does not like the idea of having
its Wheeler expeditions cut off,
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Sporting News.
National Associated Press to the Star.
BJIIJ, TFRRIERS

BULL TERRIERS.
New YORK, Jan. 29-Harry Jennings
will sail on the lst for New Orleans with
twenty of the choicest bull terriers in the
Northern States, to settle several disputes
in the Crescent City, some for $1,000 a
side
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the plague district. of recruits for the I'M
perial Guard. They were isolated, disin-
fected, and their clothing burned.
ST. PETERSBURG Jan. 29.-Owing to the
plague, the Fair of Simbink may not be
held. Usually 100000 roubles change
hands.
Great Britain.
IMPORTATION OF CATTLE.
LONDON, Jan. 29.-In consequence of the
arrival at Liverpool of cargo of cattle
infected with incipient pleuro-pneumonia
from Canada, the Government has pro.
hibited the importation of cattle from
America.
THAT SUIT FOR SALVAGE.
In the suit brought by the owners of the
steam tug Admiral to recover Fl, 500 salvage
from the U. s. ship Constitution, the Ad
miralty Court has refused to issue warrant
for either the arrest of vessel or cargo.
Italy.
DEATH OF CARDINAL ANToNUCCI.
ANcoNA, Jan. 29.--Cardinal Antonucci
died yesterday.
The venerable Cardinal Anthony Bene
dict Antonucci Bishop of Ancona, and
Bishop and Count of Umana, who was ere
ated Cardinal in 1858, had asked to be re-
lieved from the duties of the See on account
of his grea infirmittes. He was eighty
years of age. The Pope granted his request
and had sent for him to come to the Vati
can.
Turkey.
FAILED TO WITHDRAW THE PAPER.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, Jan. 20-Zuhdi Effen
di, Minister of Finance has been dismissed
because of his failure to withdraw the
paper currency, and Kiani Pasha appointed
his successor.
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ARCHBISHOP'S CLAIMS.
ARCHBISHOP'S CLAIMS.

T HAVE $1,000 OF IMPROVED CITY PROPEa.-
l. Ti, in two sums. which | will exchange f,H
approved cams agaln,I Archblshop Purcell
JOHN H. MORTON, Attorney at Law,
N. Z. corner Fifth and Main streets
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS.
Dds WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE COUNCIL.
ID Chamber ia Covngton, KY, until JaruaV
Both, for the construction of doors to nclose tlsp
Sixth and Seyenth-street Market-houses, in SAID
city. The doors TO BE- of good second common
flooring with wrought iron hinges. The COMMITTEES
reserves the right to reject any or all bids
B. SENOUR,
ja2S2t Chairman Committee on Mnrkeis
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The Second Reception.

National AssOClated Press to The Star.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 29.-The second pub
lie reception of the President took place
last evening. The Cabinet, Diplomatic
Corps and Senators and, Representatives
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
TOR SALE-Wilcox d Gibbs Sewing Machine
Il entirely new. Call at THIS OFFICE. deU!9
NOR sALE-Tws Of Browns Cabinet Iathea, ,i,s
L Iaost complete machinery OF the kind. CaH =.
THIS OFFICE. de1i-E
NOR sALE-sEWING MACHINES-N ali
L kinds. new and second hand cheap: also TO
palriug, at 5ls Central ays--a.. WV: NcFEE
TSOR SALE CLOTHING - Good seryiceable
+ clothing fo- women and children suitable for
distribution among the poer, nxy be had ut u ~
small advance on the cost of material, by applies
ton at the rooms OF the Charitable Branch of tn
Associate Mission, Chapel of the Rntlermer Elm
street. near Findlay, every Thursday, between
and o'clock. 2eAt
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STAMP Agencies Abolished.

corps ana senators ana, Representatives
were well represented.
stamp Agencies Abolished.
The Postmaster General yesterday issued
an order abolishing local stamp agencies in
all of the cities of the country Hereto
fore the agencies have had the privilege of
selling stamps at profit of two per cent.
Redemption of the Trade Dollar.
The House Committee on Coinage,
Weights and Measures have decided to
report favorably upon the bill for the re-
demption and recoinage of the trade dollar.
struggling with Ciphers.
In the Potter Committee this moring W.
E. Chandler was recalled and said when he
first saw the cipher dispatches he did not
know their meaning. VIM. p. McClelland,
an expert in the examination of writings
testified to deciphering the Oregon dis
patches There was no one present at the
time except Senators Morton and Mitchell,
and Mr. Burbank and two experts from
Oregon. The Committee took recess till
clock, when Tyner will be examined.
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The Darlington IS. C.) News takes note
of the improved condition of the colored
people in that county. 1t says that nearly
all f them own horses and cows, and
many of them own land, and that some
of the land owners no longer depend on
liens, but work their lands with their
own money, and pay for their provisions
in cash. Their moral as we'll as their Pc
cuniary condition is improved. There is
less stealing, churches are numerous and
we'll supported, and newspapers and pc
riodicals are literally patronized.
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Now Walking Matches of the Flu.
ture Are to BE Reduced to
Scientific Certainty.
A Significant Card from the Will
iamsburg IN. " Athletic
Club on the Secret of
Success.
Together With the Pronounced Views OF
an Ohio Gubernatoriai Candi.
date On the Subject.
New York and Ohio News.

NEW YoRK.-The Williamsburg Athletic Club
have addressed the following communication ~
Messrs. A. Vogelcr Il Co., OF Baltimo g. Nd.
GENTLEMEN: The pedestr an exercises aud 9th.
er athletic sports induged in by the members OF
our club are not unfrequently fJllowed by blis
cred feet and stiffness and soreness OF the joints
and muscles. 1t affords us real pleasure to say
that in such cases the application OF your German
Remedy, st. Jacobs Oil, has been invariably ac
companed by the most gratifying aud satisfactory
results. Its peculiar soothing healing aud pain,
extracting qualities can not be ovcrestimated and
we commend it as an article OF public utility.
Respectfully yours E. ]. Hutehings President;
G. T. Peterkin, Vice President; L. NJ. Chapel,
Secretary; L. Fletcher, Treasurer
Similar communications from all parts OF the
land are to the same effect, among them being the
following from the Hon. Hugo Prcyer, National
candidate for Lieutenant Governor OF Ohio
CANTON. OHIo.--The ST. jacobs Oil cured ma
of Rheumatism, and can recommend IL.
Such test mony in favor OF this Great German
Rem edy must carry conviction and should in
duce every family to constantly keep on hand
this conquer0r OF pain.