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he intends to take It, nevertheless, by choos-
ing moment when only few members are
present, walking to the table with the Testa-
ment in his hand and going through the
form mality unaided, cOntending that 1t Is un-
necessary for an official TO administer the
cath. lie will then claim his seat. Legal
proceedings may follow. The seat may be
declared vacant and new election ordered
This programme assumes that Northampton
is disposed to re-elect Bradlaugh, which, un-
der the present circumstances, Is extremely
improbable. Leading members of the Gov
ernment are openly hostile to Mr.. Bradlsugh,
and majority Of the Liberals would gladly
be rid of him.
There is only slight if any, improvement
in the tone of the Liberals below the gang
way toward the Government, and fresh oc-
casions of discomfort are daily occurring.
John Morley, in the Pail Mall Gazette and
Sir MILFORD Lawson, in the House, are TAX
ing the leading part in the Frere demonstra-
ton, and remain unsatisfed with Mr.. Glad
stones concessions. The country is bewil-
dered by the Ministerial irresolution. John
Morley's Pal Nal Gazette is not the less in
dependent than before. He is rapidly max
ing his mark by his independent vigor and
versatility.
KOchcfOre's Proposed Eeyenge.
PARIS, May 29th.-The Mot d'Ordre pub.
fishes letter from Rochefort to Andrieux,
Prefect of Police, describing how his, Roche
forts, son, who was studying in Paris, came
home to Geneva with two saber wounds, in
hicted by policeman during the Communist
disturbance on Sunday last. Rochefort de-
clares this policeman had been instructed to
watch his son. The letter says: IAN at
tempt to assassinate him was premeditated
to avenge yourself on his father who escaped
from your clutches. When | return to Paris
will repay you these wounds with slap in
the face"
The italian Parliament.
ROME, May 18th. - The Parliamentary
situation has undergone change. The dissi-
dent Left has rallied to the side Of the Minis
try, and in the election of the Budget Com
mittee sixteen Ministerialists and nine men,
bers of the dissident Left were elected by
mutual agreement, leaving five seats to the
Conservatives.
Albanians and MOntenegrins.
RAGUsA, May 29th-Regarding the de-
cision of the Chief of the Albanian League
to proceed against the Montenegrins, it is
announced that the Musselman party in the
League opposed taking the offensive against
the Montenegrins, and the course was favored
by the Catholics.
A Fafa! Explosion.
GHENT, May 29th.-An explosion in the
powder mill near Wetteren, near here, TO-
day, killed and injured many persons. Ten
bodies have thus far been found.
A Brothers Deed.
ST. JOHN On. B., May 29th-John Drury,
an elderly man, this evening shot his brother,
Edward. dead, and wounded another brother
named Chapman. He then fred the pfemi-
ses. and when the people gathered killed him
self.
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PACIFIC COAST ITEMS.

The herds of John Jackson OF Lake
county, Or, were attacked by four grizzlies
a short time since. About 100 calves were
killed or wounded before the bears were
dispatched by the herders.
The total income of the municipality OF
Corvallis, Or, during the last fiscal year
was So, us; expenditures, SO, Ola AZ The
balance was applied on the outstanding
debt of the city, reducing it to 81, ll2 81.
The Kern County Californian calls for
1000 men to cultivate corn in that yalley,
and suggests that those who are out of work
in San Francisco should 90 there, and by
combining in parties Of ten or twenty, en-
gage in remuHcratiye work It adds that
the ground is ready, the tools are leaning
against the fence, .hGise- -, pastU.s,
and the water running to waste.
A company of Ute Indians are going
through the settlements Of Utah giving
entertainments. Their performance con
sists of variety of Indian dances, such
as are in vogue among the Sioux, Ute,
Snake, Arapahoe and Navajoe nations.
The troupe are from the Uintah reserva-
ton, and have been forced, it is said, on
account of the failure of last seasons crops,
to undertake Il theatrical tour for the pur-
pose of raising money to buy -four and
provisions for their families at home.
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FOgRIGA NEWS.


PARIS, May 30th.-There was q large and
brilliant attendance at the Anteuil races to-
day. The grand national steeple chase was
Won by Recruit, Basque Jaunthe second,
Rnssamoore third. The grand hurdle race
was won by Doublon, Torco second, Soquit-
tar third.
GcsehcH'S Mission,
CONsTANTINoPAE, May 30th.-The Turkish
newspapers oppose tiOschen's mission.
Departure Announced.
ST. PETERSBURG, May 30th.-prince Gor.s-
chakoff announces his immediate departure
for Germany.
The South american S5aF-saoYemcRts of
tsIe CEiieaRs,
RIO DEJANEIRo, May S0th.-The Chileans
have taken Tacna and are rapidly marching
to africa.
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SATURDAYS DISPATCHES

SPECIAL To THE RECORD -UNIoN.l
DECORATION DAY OBSERVED.
Cadet Whitaker Found Guilty and Placed
Under arrest.
PASSENGERS COMING WEST BY RAlL.
Ute Indians Preparing to Dig up the
Ratchet il Colorado.
VIOLENT GALES IN TEXAS AND INDIANA.
Frightful Oil Explosion on shiphoard at
Philadelphia.
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS OF FOREIGN NEWS.
Horrible Deed Of Brother at st. John,
New Brunswick.
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FOE SALE

YEIHE wELL-KNowN OREGON CITY MILLS"
The mill las lately been thoroughly over
hauled and pat in rst-cass condition for years to
come. It has six run Of burs, the latest improved
machinery, and ample water-power; ard has 4
reputation second to Ecne in the State OF Oregon,
having been awarded at the Centennial Exhibition
q medal and diploma for Flour made from winter
wheat For further particulars, apply to J. D.
MILLER, Oregon City; Or to J. L. BARNARD,
Portland. ml0-lm
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LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES


ESPECIAL. To THE RECoRD.UNIoNl
NATIONAL CAPITAL AFFAIRS.
Congressman Page Explains the San Fran
cisco Mint Affair.
PASSENGERS COMING WEST By gaIL.
The Situation at Chicago as Regards the
Presidential Fight.
FOREIGN NEWS ITEMS
The Chileans Capture Tacna. PeIu, and
March Upon africa.
Etc. tc...................Ef c..................Ete
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WANTED, LOST AND FOUND,

Advertisements Of five lines in this department are
Inserted for Is cents fo- time three times for 80
SAINTS or rs cents pc. week.
SITUATION BY MAN AND WIFE,
w Just from the East. The man is irst-class
Gardener and COachman the woman is a frseclass
Cook and General House Servant. Wonld work on
a ranch. Address X" this office. ms lw+
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ALL INDoRsE Ir.-The Recorde1., Arnericus,
fGa). says: Clerks, Senators, Representa-
tives, Doctors Lawyers. Citizens, In puhhcand
private life, are testifyiug by the thousands,
and over their own signatures, that a remedy
has been found for BFight's Diease of the
Kidneys and for Diabetes these are reepec-
lively known az Warmers Safe Kidney and
Liver Cure aud Warner Safe Diabetes Cure"
Il G. Kirk {. Co, agents. Sacramento.
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FARMS AND VINEYARDS FOR SALE

VdoST OF THE PROPERTY OF THE ABOVE
W. kinds in market here will be found on sale
with CARL STROBEL, 32I J street, Sacramento
His place is the headquarters in this branch Of bust
moss Be snre % see him first a-d last. ml3.lpu
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FOREIGN NEWS.

The Bradlaueh Case Dissatisfaction
with Gladstone.
NEW YoRK,. May 29th The 7si5uae's
London special says: 1t is universally ex-
pected that the Parliamentary Committee
will report that Mr.. BradIauch cannot take
the oath. Mr.. Bradlaugh's friends hint that
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WANTED,

4 PAIR OF HORSES -DRIyISG ~
Team, OF not lees than 1,O5O3A-
pounds, matched. Apply to y. L. DREW & CO.,
Lumber Dealers corner Second and NJ streets.
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M CHANICS SToI E.
e EXCEL SlOR !"

One who is contented with
what he has done, will never
become famous for what he will
do. He has lain down to die.
The GRASS is ALREADY GROWING OVER HIM
We hope we are of those who
never rest content with what
they have done, but always strive
to outdo all past efforts.
For this some may call us over
ambitious. 'Tis true, we have a
great ambition.
tits and ever has been our earnest desire to conduct
and establish business principles just exact
Sc fair and so perfect as to prove benefit to the
munity and credit to ourselves.
We have good reasons to believe that the public are
so far well satisfied with efforts The most power
full proof thereof is that they have helped us make the
AMECS' STORE
MOST FAMOUS ESTABLISHMENT
On this side of the continent We can but say that as
in the past shall try to merit the continued liberal
support and goodwill Of the public by working constantly
for their interest
Not content with the many improvements already made this
season. we recently tore down. rebuilt and added spacious room to
our Clothing and Mems Furnishing Goods Department. Thereby giving
to Sacramento the finest largest best appointed and most
convenient Clothing SaGSrmS on the coast This additional space
has allowed to nGr The size and improve the quality Of our
stock No establishment offer any Clothing lower in price,
finer in quality, or more fashionable in style than We
IsyW
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HOTEL FOR SALE.

TEyHE WELL KNC WN HELVETIA HOUSE
4 formerly Korn'-), Fifth street, between and
K, sacrame to, Is offered for sale at bargain, on
account Of the proprietor goi East. For full par
ticulars inquire on the premises, or address y.
LUSSI Proprietor. m2O-lplm
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J. u. KLINE.

Qate with wachhorst, and successor to Floberg)
WTATCHMAKER AND JEWELER,
w No. co J street. between Second and Ss4Ss.
Third. Dealer in Watches, Clocks Silver az D
ware, Jewelry, etc. Repairing in all its SSL.sS
branches a speciality under Mr. FLOBERG.
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TO LET OR FOR SALE.

Advertisements of five lines in this department
inserted for Is cents for time three times Tor so
cents or rs cents per week
TN0R SALE-A CHANCE HOUSE AND LOT.
Property such as you often asked me for a
bargain Owner obliged to go, and does not like to
parade his wealth at auction Workers may inquire
after P. N. Of SrROBEL, 321 J street. m28-3t
NATHAN BUILDING, CORNER SEVENTH
y and streets-Peasant furnished front rooms,
single suite, with or without board m15-u
DRUG STORE FOR SALE-THE BEST OPEN
ing in the State, located in of t northern
counties. Special inducements offered to a good
Physician. Reason for selling, parties wish to go
East. For further information apply to DANIEL
WOODS, Union Hotel, Sacramento. m1l-1m
TNOR SALE sUNNYSIDE RESIDENCE. -
l have concluded to sell my residence, #;iiiI
located in the pleasant town OF Piacerye, FL AasAA,
Dorado county, known as the Bee place" Thirty
five acres of land Orchard of the choicest fruit !;
House of two stories and eight rooms, with brick
cellar; splendid well Of water; Windmill in fact,
every convenience for a coufstry home. House SUD
piled with bet and cold water. -ts2 good Barn. All
viii be sold at a bargain. For particulars address
ml-1m' c. 3. BROWN Plaeerville
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DENTISTRY.
w. WoOp.
DRs. BREWER s sOUTuwORTH.
II. II. PIERsON,
WATCHES. CLOCKS, JEWRLRY
WILLIAM B. MILLER

(Late with Fioberg)
MO. 100 j STREET, NEAR SEVENTH,
~ Matchmaker and Jeweler. Importer SS7T>
and Dealer in Watches, Siverware, Jewelry, E-1 q
etc Repairing a specially, under Robert Gs...SS
Marsh. All country orders promptly attended to.
fm29-Iptfl
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EMPLOYMENT OFFICE.

"TANTED-ALL KINDS HELP, MALE AND
w Female. Particular attention paid to Furnish
ing Hotels, Private Families and Farmers with Help,
Free of Charge to employers. HOUSTON & CO..
one door south of Fourth and K streets, Sacra
mento city. m17-lpu
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SOUTH AMERICAN NEWS.

The following notes Of opinion and cur
rent happenings are CLEANED from late
Valparaiso exchanges:
According to the 1Iempos, the United
States Minister, Mr.. Osborne, has received
telegraphic dispatch requesting him not
to leave Chile until fhe determination Of
the war 1t is also said that the United
States Government has requested him 70
consider the coast as far north as IquiqUe
as Chilean territory.
The I5cmpos has the following It is
said that our army viii establish It's lines
| from Ilo to Moquegua, to watch the break
tfasts, dinners and suppers Of the enemy,
who VIII give themselves up when the
| larder is empty. Our yictory is . question
of time and appetite. If the enemy are
| gluttonous, the surrender may take place
| tomorrow. Ii frugal, We may have to
wait long tune. We are going TO
conquer by watching them eat. Some say
! that this is an imbecIle plan. The term is
not amiable, but every one has perfect
right to his opinion.
The last nitrate sale was failure, the
highest bid not reaching the minimum
fixed by the Government.
| On several occasions the Linares papers
have stated that the Argentine troops on
the other side the Andes have sent off small
parties of men to Chilean ground. 1t is be-
lieved that these men are studying the
passes. What truth there may be in these
statements We cannot say, but the actual
relations between Chile and the Argentine
Republic are sgch that these rumors should
be inquired into.
The war does not appear to injure the
commerce of this country in the slightest
degree. The crisis so much felt during the
last few years has disappeared before the
abundant harvest and the revived copper
trade. The amount received during the
three first months of this year, at the Val
paraiso Custom House, as compared with
that of the corresponding period last year,
shows an increase OF $2lO,67O 70.
SHOCKING Discovery The following is
from the Stocton Nail Of May 29th:
John Cook, of Campo Scco, was in town
last night and reports, on authority of
William Wheatoff, Of Campo Seco, the fol-
| lowing: Last Thursday evening Mr..
Wheatoff discovered an empty wagon on
the San Andreas road, near Latimer's Hill.
A little way from the wagon, IN the
/ bushes, were two horses. A further search
disclosed a spectacle appalling in its hide
business a few feet from the side Of the
road was the ghastly, naked body of a
Chinaman. The body had been cut into
four parts, across the waist and through
the trunk, separating the head and one
arm, with half the breast, from an almost
/ equal portion of the other side. The legs
and abdom IN were similarly divided. No
more shocking sight was ever seen. The
murdered man is believed to be Lee Fong,
Chinaman who has peddled fish out of
Stockton along the San Andress road and
its branches for some time pest. The muir
/ der is believed to be the work OF China
men. Judge Mowbray, to whom mr. Cook
told the story, vouches for the credibihty
of both that gentleman and Mr. Wheatof.
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WHz. Il. KfLIS, &c.

THE WEEKLY UNION
Published In semi-weekly partsl
e f.zled on Wednesday and Saturday OF each week
comp ising Eight Pages IN each issue or Sixteen Pages
ssch we Z, and Is the cheapest and most desirable
Home News an6 Literary journal published on the
Pacific coast
rer.rs. One Yea. O.
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J. HYMAN. .,R..

VET ATCHMAKER AND JEwELER, NO. co
wv I36 street. between Flfthand Sixth. gS4IN
Just received, very fine lot OF Watches and -4 Se
Jewelry, which will be sold at very low sSLs,3S
price Watches and Jewelry carefully repaired
tm7-lplml
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NOTICE.

TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS and RETAILERS.
ON RECEIPT OF SS l WILL SEND TO ANY
address an assorted case of my specialties con-
ssting OF bottles DIR. RENZS Herb Bitters, 3
bottles Blackberry Brandy, bottles Rye and Rock,
and bottles fine old Bourbon Whisky (thc last
named trade mark B0nsnza") all justly G ebrated
goods and recommended for medicinal and family
Commercial street, three doors below Front, San
Francisco. myl-lpSm
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For a Fine French G Y Black
Beaver Frock Dress Suit.
Satin Lined, and finely
finished.
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OMAHA lNsb.l. May 29th.-Ths following
members of the California delegation passed
through here this afternoon, en- route TO
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fora Fancy Figured Diagonal
Sack suit. Something
New and handsome.
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For a Fine Worsted Diagonal
Frock Dress Suit. Light
in weight for Summer
Wear. Excellent value.
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1O,515-Ex parte Denis Kearney on habeas cor
pus-It IS ordered that the petitioner be and he is
hereby discharged
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Advertisements of five lines in this department are
inserted for Is cents for time three times Tor 80
cents or rs cents per week.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-02-14
PALESTINE.
Correspondence OF The Herald.

Correspondence OF The Herald.
| PALESTINE. February IL, 1880.
Notwithstanding the day has been cloudy
and threatening rain, the gallant Sir Knights
were out at dress parade at 10 o'clock a. m.
sharp The Palestine brass band discoursed
appropriate music for the occasion. The
Sir Knights Templar exhibited parade on
South Spring street, commencing their march
in front of the Internal opal hotel, where
they were greeted with shouts of applause
| from the enthusiastic crowds gathered to
witness the programme of the day They
moved gradually up Spring street and
halted in front of the Masonic Temple,
when, by order of r.. e.. Grand Commander
Scherffins they repaired to the Temple Opera
hall, which had been beauteously decorated
with rich evergreens formed into exquisite
wreaths and with other appropriate hsngings
and notices. The Opera-hall was iammed
and packed with spectators to witness the
ceremonies of the day. Major Lacy, In
brief speech, received the Sir Knights into
the hall. Major Lacy said: "R. Il. Grand
Commandry of Knights Templer, in my own
right as Mayor, and on behalf of the citizens
of our city, we extend to you
cheerful and cordial welcome
Receive the keys of the city
giving you free access to its limits, with the
fond hope that you may spend your time
while here PLEASANTLY and agreeably, sur
rounded by people of large and magnanimous
hearts, and who are ready and willing to sup
ply your every want. Our citizens receive
you with extended arms and open hearts, ac-
knowledgiug that you are engaged in a noble
calling and that your mission is one of peace
and charity, and banishing from the pale of
responsibility vile insurgents who are at war
with society and christianity. Once
again we welcome you and gladly
extend every hospitality our city contains,
and may your labors, be labors of love-"
r.. E.. Grand Commander Scherffins, Of
Houston, then arose and made a happy and
well-received reply. Sir Knight Scherfins
said "Allow me, by and through you
Mayor of the city of Palestine, to return the
warm and sincere gratitude of our order to
you and to the residents Of your city.
Although we come with waving plumes and
glittering swords, our mission is one of peace
and not of carnage and blood. We are sur
prised, and agreeably so, to see the wonderful
improvements which have taken place in
your city within the last year Your
city has grown with wonderful rapidity
and now possesses the appearance of a COM
mercial metropolis. May you continue to
grow and prosper, for soon you
can claim to compete with the larger cities of
the Union. Your spacious business struc-
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THE DALLAS HERALD SATURDAY, FEBRUARY a. 1880

lures, magnificent church houses and this
stately temple In which we arc convened arc
lingering monuments of your growth, wealth
and enterprise" After the conclusion Of Sir
Knight Scherilins reply r.. Grand Prclate
Carpenter, OF Sherman, began and performed
the services as per ritual, at tho
conclusion Of which the choir dlscourscd
several pieces Of excellent music.
The &C., Grand Preate delivered An elo-
quent and appropriate address, in which he
defined tho objects aSd leading character
istcs Of the order. His address was full Of
thought, and tempered with the earnest man
nor In which II was delivered, commanded pro-
found attention, Amer the address OF the
e.. Grand Prelate, tho spectators dispensing,
the M. e.. Grand Commandery was opened
In ample FORM All tho Grand officers pres
emit Sir knight Hunter delivered an nd
dress Of welcome, which was responded 10
by r.. e.. Grand Commander Scherfiins.
The Committee on Credentials then being
appointed, the NJ. H.. Grand Commandory
adjourned TO 3 o'clock p. m, at which time
the M. II. Grand Commandery re'assem-
bled. The report Of the hCommitteo
on Credentials was received and adopted.
The r.. f. Grand Commander delivered
his annual address, which WIS couohed in
beautiful and becoming language. His ad-
dress was referred TO committee of Past
Grand Commanders, After adoption of
few resolutions the M. e.. Grand Comman-
derry adjourned until o'clock a. m. to-mor-
row. The reception will take place at
Market hall tonight A grand time is an
.icipated. The city is filed with strangers.
A banquet will take place at Opera-hall to-
morrow night More anon.
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~ 1ni Treble extra, bXi Higher grades,
6k1N Pork nrmerl old isN; ew, u, Lard
steAdyl by the tieroe At 7hakI hog, 4, Dry
salt meats Ia fair demand, nhouldsrs, 10 a.
Z iOmb0l packed, t16i clear ribs, III clear sides,
IN, bacon auirt and steady, should ~, b19
vi clear ribs, 10 clear Sides, 7K1s. Hams
easier choice snEarcnrod eanyased,
pk@l0k. Coffee strongi cargoes ordinary
10 prime, lst@lek, sugar In good demand,
Inferior, bhi common 10 good common, 6k@1,
falr 10 fnlly fair, 1nhl prime TO choce, Nv
esi yellow clarified sXal. Molassss qniet;
common, SoAssi fair, 56sssI centrifugal, 96ai2,
prime 20 choice, taS59, klcs quiet ordinary
TO choice, oh@7k.
ST. LOUIS.
sr, LOUIS, Feb, Is Flour dull and a shade
PORK dull, Jobbng, II 7bsoO Lard dull, 90,
shonldera az > so@s 9Si clear ribs, 0 S@.S, clear
~; clear ribs, 2Qi clear sides, 10
Wheat unsettled and lowerI No, Cred fall,
! gaNsge; No. . ditto, l?lH. Corn lower, Sah
o. Oats lower, 8sk@k.
ST. LOUIS, Feb Is. - Hogs higher;
light shipping. lba2Sj packing 4 9Octf 70;
lulohers' To- select, oS@S 6oj receipts, ! ,7OOi
Cattle supply light and OF mixed grades,
which sold readily at lOal5c higher, light 10
fair shipping steers, 37ba4 4Oi cows and helfers
IS@N @i feeders, oO@i Soi receipts, 0OOi
sheep steady and In good demand, iO@so,
prime 20 choice, 00@t6 o.