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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1880-02-18

A WASHINGTON dispatch says: The
Democrats in Congress are certainly to
be pitied They ought to have com
petent guardian appointed to take care
of them. They have slipped quietly
through nearly two months and a bali
of the session only at last to butt up
against 3 snag of the most dangerous
description-the attempt to restore Fits
John Porter to the army and give him
considerable sum of money in the
shape of back pay. While it ought to
have no politics In it, it has taken such
a shape that the moment the bill comes
up IN the House il will stir an scrimo-
NOUS partisan discussion, in which the
country will hear q. much about the
war aud rebel claims and the danger of
Southern domination as it heard during
the extra session. The Democrats have
had the task put on them-or have
rashly assumed it of chsmrioning
Porter's case, and the Republicans, who
would probably have have had nothing
to say against the report of the West
Point Committee if the mattar had
rested there, will vigorously oppose
Porter's reinstatement in the army and
tie proposed appropriation for back
pay. Whatever may be the merits of
Porter's claim for back pay and rein
statement, be is likely to daasse the
Democratic prospects very seriously, or,
to speak more accurately, he will dam
age the prospects which some of the
more sanguine Democrats have pro-
fessed to believe their party had.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1880-02-18
GENERAL ITEMS.

A great comet is visible 10 the
southern hemisphere. Comets presagc
war, TITS said.
Gonzales, the last man who tried
to xii! King Alfonso, has been senten-
ced to death.
The Menonites of St Petersburg
hitherto exempt from military service
on account of their religion, will this
year furnish = contingent of l30 men.
A shock of earthquake was felt about
three miles east Of Ottowa, Cansds,
on Sunday evening a week.
LIZ the tsshionables of Washington
City were sstonished to see Mrs Aston
at the Mexican Legation ball on Mon
day night with diamonds valued al
eight hundred thousand dollars, what
must have been their feelings to see
that lady appear at the Presidents re-
ception on Tuesday evening with over
two million dollars worth of these
brilliants on her person.
A Hartford man was picked up in.
sensible, with . slight wound near the
heart. They thought he had either
been stabbed or shot, but in q few
days little pieces of pencil black lead
began to work out of the wound. A
whole lead pencil, Eve and three eights
inches long was finally dug out of him.
1t had been in his vest pocket when be
fell on account of stumbling.
Mary Clemmer says that in no other
American city is visiting carried to
such an extent as in Washington.
Every lady "in society" has her day
for receiving calls, and the 6istribu-
tion Of cards is enormous. But calls
may be made extensively without in
vitation. "When strangers visit
Washington" she adds, eand take up
their abode at hotel, they have only
to discover the days of public receipt
ion, hire hack, and proceed to visit.
On Monday they can go to the
homes Of the Judges of the Supreme
Court and other courts; on Wednesday
they can call on the Cabinent ladies';
on Thursday visit all the Senatorial
families; and on Saturday 60 to the
White House to see Mrs Hayes. In
every drawing room :he visitors will
lind standing in its center from one to
dozen ladies, richly attired, receiving
all with pOllteness, few with that gra-
'ious charm which makes the loneIisst
stranger feel at home. This is not
strange. These ladies are compelled
% constantly to greet so many whom
hey do not know that the task becomes
ot only monotonous, but irksome.
'hese calls involve no personal reoog-
ltion.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1880-02-18

ONE politician in Lancaster county,
this State, sued another politician on a
paper promise to pay, and their quar-
rel in court revealed the fact of how q
certain set of men would bleed candi-
dates. They would agree with certain
candidates for large sum of money to
secure the nomination for them. Ii the
candidates did not have the ready
money they would take their notes. As
far as heard from $4,000 was the high
est figure paid by any ono candidate.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1880-02-18

GENERAL DANIEL RUGGLEs. of Vir-
ginis, has method patented to bring
rain. 1t is 70 send up TO the cloud
realm cartridge. Of dynamite or simi.
lar explosive materials in skeleton bal
looms and TO explode them either by
time fuses or by magnets-eiec;ricit
through light metal wires connecting
the balloons With til earth. Gen. Rug
giles, as the result Of many years of
study, and investigation of this subject,
claims that the different mists passing
over arid regions or localities suffering
from an unusual drou:h, may readily be
consolidated iB'o rain fslls by concus-
siUns and vibrations thus arbitrarily
produced, and he hes therefore suggest
I'd to the committee that Congress
might provide . small appropriation for
expenditure by tie Commissioner Of
Agriculture TO test the practicability of
aiding the agricultural interests of the
country IN that manner. The commit
tee requested him to prepare an ampli-
fed memorial on the subject, with q
view TO their taking 1t more fully into
consideration at an early day.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1880-02-18

"a STATEMENT comes from New
York city, to the effect that the So
ciety for the Prevention of Crime, of
which DR.. Howard Crosby is Presi-
dent and D. J. Whitney chairman OF
the enforcement committee. has be-
gun system of espionage on gam
bling dens, disreputable houses, and
other illegal resorts of that city, with
a view of obtaining the names OF
their patrons Of high social position
and wealth. In an interview with a
reporter Mr.. Whitney, who seems to
be the head and front OF this system
Of espionage, explained that he in
tended to use the information gained
by his detectives to close up places
which it would be very difficult TO
close up in any other way. His
method of procedure is TO call on q
prominent man whom he has abund-
ant evidence to prove attends such q
place, tell his errand, and demand
that the man use his influence to
close up the place, Or be punished by
being summoned as witness on re-
fusal and the closing of the estab-
lishment by regular process. This
method has been uniformity success
full The society has at present o
long black list, containing the names
of men and women in good standing
who habitually visit these disreputa-
ble places. The system of espionage
has been in operation for long time.
Not only does the society take cog
nizance of the misdeeds of promi-
nent men and women, but of men in
position Of trust-clerks, and the
like, and Mr. Whitney told the re-
porter Of a trusted clerk in large
jewelry establishment who every
week CANDLES away more than ne
earns. The end with that clerk, un-
less he is checked, is not difficult to
forecast. Mr. Whitney assured the
reporter that the society collects this
information only for its own uses in
order to put its officers in the way
to close up dangerous places, and to
get otherwise respectable men away
from dangerous pursuits by little
moral suasion and a whip over their
heads.
If DR.. HI. Crosby and his detec-
tives discover improper and lawless
places, certainly it is right to put the
law in operation to abolish them.
But if the object of the Society is to
make fortune, or a living out of
their knowledge of the habits of gam
blers, and so forth, the Society is no
better than the gambler Ii the So
ciety is in existence for the purpose
of blackmaiiing people it is worse
than a den of gamblers, for black
mailing people seek to have people in
veigled into places where they would
not wish to be seen, and then threat
en-, or have others to threaten the
victim with exposure, unless the vic
tim pays hush money.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1880-02-18
NOTICE OF APPEALS.

THE County Commissioners will hold
l. Appeals on the tri-enniaI assess T. ents
for the year 1880, at the following times
and places, to wit:
For the borough of Port Royal, at the
Public House of John McManigsl in Port
ROYAL, on Monday, February ., 1880.
For the township of Tnrbett, at the Pub
lie House of John McManigal in Port Ro, al
on Tuesday. February 10, 1880.
For the township of Beale, at the Public
House Of Gideon Haldeman in JohnstowIf
on Wednesday, February IL, 1850.
For the township of Tuscarora, at the
Public House of Abraham Evans in East
Waterford, on Thursday, Feb. II, 1880.
For the township of. Lack, at the Public
House of Abraham Evans in East Water
ford, on Friday, February l3, 1880.
For the township of Spruce Hill, at the
Spruce Hill School House in said tow Dship
on Saturday, February IA, 1850.
For the township of Milford, at the Pub
lie House of John Foreman in the bor-
ough Of Patterson, on.sy ednesday, Febru-
ary lS, 1880.
For the boroagh Of Patterson, at the Pub
lie House OF John Hays in Patterson, on
Thursday, February 19, 1880.
For the township of Fermanagb, at the
Cenrt House in Mifiiintown, on Friday, Feb
ruary 20, 1850.
For the borough of yiffiintown, at the
Court House in Miffiintown, on Saturday y,
February 81, 1880.
For the township of Fayette, at the Pub
I've House of W. W. Sharon in McAlistsr-
vile, on Monday, February %, 1850.
For the township of Monroe, at the Pub
lie House of Ephraim Graybill in Richfield.
on Tuesday, February "a, 1850.
For the township of Susauehanna, at the
Public House of II. X. Frymoyer in said
township, on Wednesday, Feb. 25, 1880.
For the township of Greenwood, at the
Public House of Thomas Cox in said town
ship. on Thursday, February 20, 1880.
For the township of Delaware and the
borough of Thompsontown, at the Public
House of Mrs. Snyder in Thompsontown,
on Friday, February %, 1880.
For the township of Walker, at the Pub
lie House of Wm. Knisely in Mexico, on
Saturday, February 2s, 1880.
The County Commissioners will be in
session at the above times an6 places from
O'Clock A. NJ. to 8 O'Clock p. NJ The
Assessors Of the townships and boroughs
will be required to attend in their respec-
tive districts on the above days.
J. BANKS WILSON,
HUGH l.. McMEEN,
JOHN p. McWILLlAMS,
Attest: Comml,s,oners.
JAEEs LAWN, Clerk.
Jan. IA, 1880.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1880-02-18

The Third Term question, as talked
about, is not applicable to General
Grant. Ii has two sides. However,
the Generals friends do not now
propose 10 enter into the question,
they will wait until after the meeting
of the Chicago Convention. If the
General receives the nomination at
Chicago for the Presidency, then will
be time enough to knock into pieces
the Third Term ''boog-a-boo," which
the Democracy have now raised to
scare people with.
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Miscellaneous.

James W Hamilton, Jury Commits
sioner for 1873. S...............S 25 co
James A MURRAY, boarding jurors
Dec. term, 1878. G6 OG
I DR.. l. Banks, medical attendance
of prisoners, 1878. 5 90
J Allen, l. Degan and G W Huff
man, auditing accounts. . 80 90
l ID Musser, recording bonds of
county Ofhc srs. 81 co
J Bummsl, repairing stove in
Reg. S'Rsc. Office. 6 IA
I Franciscus Hardware Co. tor sso
line, stove Tor jail, lock, bolts. % 60
BUYERS X hennedy, coal for jail. Is 20
" NOBLE, pump for cistern.-... q 0o
Henry Withot, pruning trees... 20 %
Nay & Bro, Purdon's snn' digest 8 SO
l. Sandoe, medical attendance of
prisoners. -....-.....-........ 3 so
u Jacobs, Jr, for use of Authers-
baugh, for srrestIng horse thief. 20 90
Henry Hawk and Bro, furnishing
material and relaying pavement
in Z. II. yard and rep. Jail WALL. 62 az
Kennedy l. Doty, coal for jail. 36 90
James A Murray, boarding jurors
APrll term. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 5 90
W n Mclaughlin, showing Port
Royal BRIDGE. ............ g 90
W Snyder, staad for court room 9 SO
James Robson, table for Prothon-
otary's office. e............. l3 90
Kennedy Doty, furnishing lum-
Der and rebuilding screen ... % 81
ID Coyle, for Juniata CO. agricul-
tural society,". y................. 100 d,
Stevens l. Guss, for two barrels
gasoline, ETC., for Court House, % so
Daniel knouse, overpaid tax, 1877 8 O6
John Harry, for abatement allowed
tax payers for 1871. I6 81
Henry Hopple, abatement allowed
tax payers for 1877 "a "a
John Harry, Ex. of Philip Smith,
decd, per centage for collecting
tax IN 1876. Observation-Disclosures. AZ O7
VIM Poffenberger, John McHeen
and other, percentage for coIlec-
ting tax for lS17........ . 3s4 81
p Harris, ID e Garman and 9TH
ers, percentage Tor collecting tax
for 1878. 1s.................... 4O6 %
JOS Cummins, shorthand reporter 30 90
Loudon, court crier. So 20
Moist, Jury Commissioners. 25 90
James Irwin, Clerk for Jury Com
HisSloners... ..-........... 25 90
BOOKS, Tor postage stamps, box
Ieut, ETC. .-....-......... Is ia
JOhn Delhi, wood for Courthouse.
ana extra WORK. k.................. Is 43
Howe & Etka. for plastering and
whitewashing jail IL 50
Isaac NJ Goshen, coal Tor Court
house and jail. :l....... 100 %
Banks & Hamlin, medicine for
prisoners & a.
Robson, repairing chairs desk
anu WINDOWS. ............ 37
- 'n'a" ofuers amounting to..... 81 SO
s2Oe8 81
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House, the reduction of 5000. 600,
would not be felt, and instead of 8
mills, the rate would be Q or 3 mills
less.
They try to create a feeling against
the Board by telling that somebody
said, that, because, McWillisns il .
mechanic he is not as competent As
the other Commissioners. The most
charitable thing that may be said of
such talk, is that it is baby talk, and
is SO Transparent thet the reader
smiles and wonders, what all the
man, when he gave expression
to such twaddIe. The Board has
done well considering the surround
ings, and the effort that is being
made to discount its work will be
treated by the public as it merits.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1880-02-18

A COMPANY has been organized in
Boston, Massachusetts,, t. 60 to the
Holy Land and to Egypt to build rail-
roads. Those countries peed railroads,
snd the men who have liking for rail-
road building, and have the business
ambition, and the means, and executive
ability for such enterprise can make a
great deal Of money; they can build
roads, sell the bonds, and put the money
in their pockets
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Adninistrator,s Notice,

N Office is hereby given that letters of
~ administration, on the estate Of Feter
Beshoar, late of fsyette township. deed.
have been granted in due form of Law to
the undersigned. All persons knowing
thenselve. indebted to said estate are re-
quest TO make immediate payment, and
those having claims will present them prop
erly authenticated for settlement.
ANDREW BESHOAR,
Ftb.1l, ,S0-4w. -4dmluistrator.
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inistratOr,s Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that letters Of
~ administration, on the estate Of Z. f.
Thompson. late Of Delaware township, DE-
ceased, have been granted in due form of
law to the undersigned. All persons know
ing themselves indebted to said estate arc
requested to make immediate payment, aud
those having claims will present them prop
erly authenticated.
URIAH SUUMAN,
Feb. IL sow .4GJatalsfrafor.
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A: L. BoRIE, of Philadelphia, whose
death was noticed last week, died rich
man, without children. He willed $l0,::
200 to General G.sut.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1880-02-18

In addition TO the foregoing statement of
the Receipts and Expenditures of the county
of Juniat@, for the year 1879, We herewith
publish the following, AZ showing the in
debiedness Of the county of Juniata on the
3rd day Of January, 1880, as ascertained
by the County Auditors on examination of
the same on the 10Th day Of January, 1850,
TO wit
Outstanding county bonds, with
interest 10 Jan. 3, $780,. .s560li 81
Outstanding county orders..... SO %
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1880-02-18

SETTLEMENT OF ORDERS DRHWN
by fhs Conmis,iOnsrs Of the County of Jg-
ni0fa on the Treasurer Of saId County,
from the an day Of january, 1879, 10 the
sd d0y Of January, 1880, IncIusire:
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1876 Philip Smith Lack S . O5
1877 7. Brennisholtz Beale 135 So
1877 John Harry Tuscarora los ee
1877 George Jacobs Port Royal 1876 66
1877 Matthias Stump Lack 2i9 80
1877. David Swartz Monroe 90 sS
1877 IL. +. Zeiders Greenwood so 81
lS7sJ. ]. Culbertson Spruce Hill 92 IA
1873 \. A. CroZier Port Royal ISL OF
1878 Jos Dowing Tuscarora 324 NJ
1873 ). &. Frank Patterson 80 SO
1878 Jos. Feehrer ThompsoutD 90 81
1873 Jos. Gray Lack liO SO
1878 II. S. Goshen Nifflintown 2s3 AZ
1873 Stewart Hench Turbett l4S 80
1873 Vim. Kurtz Walker 2l6 IL
1878 D. b M'William- Bealo 4O3 So
1878 imon Mumma Permanagh 397 -
1873 H. Minium Greenwood iS9 92
1878 s. S. Stong F.yette 427 O3
1878 David Spicher Delaware l4lOs
1878 J Shallenberger Monroe 10 IS
1879 Joseph Gray Lack 6S3 OF
1873 Henry Morrow Tuscarora lO23 SO
1879 Jacob Esh Spruce Hill l3IS go
1879 WPZimueru an Beale s93 50
1879 John W elmer TurbStt 9l6 5S
1879 W. b. M'Cahen Milford lsI4 IS
1879 " IN. y oole Port Royal AZ 81
1879 :. b. Caveny Patterson 27a 81
1879 T. W. Auker Nifiintown 81. e5
1879 Thos. Patton IhOmpsont'n so 10
1879 W Henderson Fermanagh 1921 40
1879 BENZ kerchner Walker 2l94 O2
1879 + Shellenberger Fayctte $40 II
1879 ThOs. CrOsson Delaware Sgl 81
1879 John 3. Shelly Monroe $40 81
1879 Daniel Garman Susquehsnna s4l o.
1879 Cyrus A Cargill Greenwood 23o &C
slS369 81
All of which is respectfully submitted.
JNO. F. ALLEN,
LEWIS DEGAN,
County .7uditors.
AUDToRs' OFFICE,
Mitilintown, January 10, 1880.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1880-02-18

GERMANY, Russia and France are
armed as they never have been armed
before.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1880-02-18

Jan. 8, 1850, To bal. dae county. .s3s25 50
1879. W. D. WALLS, Shsrlf. DR..
To verdict fees. 18Th Oo
Cr. By cash of Prothonotary Rey-
nolds .... ...-...-...-.'.-S4f W
-
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Legal Naee.


Consta6Ies' and Justices fees IN Com.
n.oaweaih cases.
Joseph Middagh, Z W Noble and
Others. 29l
Commonwealth Witnesses.
Joseph Warner, Samuel Stimeling
and others ..-....-.. Zs
Coroner and Jusi'css Inqa,stt,ons.
3 B Loudon, " X Kreider and
Others. 81
Pubic Buildings.
Wiber McCahan, tepairipg door
lock, ETC.. l 80
J W Kessler, painting, glazing ,etc. II 60
Franciscus Hardware Co, glass,
putty, etc-. 50
S S Wilson, repairing stairs. / 50
J f Hummel, repairing roof, put
ting on canopys, etc .--........ 80 50
Henry Hawk, rebuilding hues..... 10 %
20 "A
Courts and Jurors pay.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1880-02-18

Sale Bills printed on short notice at the
Office Of the Seminal and Rspubiicax.
The Sentinel and Republican Office is the
place to have yonr sale bills printed.
Large stock OF Ready made Clothing for
sale by HARLEY & co.
Sentinel and Republican 81 so q year
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Legal Notices.
DECEIPTS & EXPENDITURES
COUyTY OF JUNlATA,
F.ou JAsuAnY7, 1879, TO JAsvAar 8, 1851

Ts IN, Honorable the Judges Of the C0srf or
Common Plsas Of Jsniafa CO~nfy;
The undersigned, Auditors OF the county
of Juniata, elected and sworn according 10
law, to audit, settle and adjust the accounts
of the Treasurer, Sheriff and Commissioners
of the sad cosnty of Juniata, respectfully
,.ro,,. TIN, We met in the Auditors office,
in Mifliintown, on tine first Monday oil jan
uary, 1880, being the fifth day ofthe month";
and after a careful examination OF SAID ac-
counts, we find them to be as follows from
the 9TH day of January, 1879, to the Srd
dav of January, 1880, inclusive, the Trea-
surer for the yesr 1879, John W. Kirk, Esq.,
pursuant to notice, being present at this
settlement:
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1879. JAMES MCLAUGHLIN, D. B. Cox and
W. II. GRosISGER, late County Commits
slonsrs.
DR.. To balance due county, as per
last years report. 81
STATEMENT OF o UTS T-4 NDING
T.fIES in the hands Of the ,ersraI Col
IectoTs, January 3, 1880:
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il Barton. Jacob Weiser and 9TH
ers.......... .--.......... S3062 %
Road Damages and Road V,ers.
W Allen, Mrs. Hannah Leach,
Benjamin Long and others. l6s Is
assessors.
Aaron Leldy, G Conn * others.s 5SI 9i
ConSt16Ies' Returns and Tip-stares.
Robert Rine, John NJ Suits and
others. -....S 355 81
Wild cat, For ana Mink Soaps.
Frederick Beckwith, W II Warner
and Others. s-........-.... .....s ooo 70
Western Penitentiary.
Western Penitentiary. s:s
County PRISON.
william D Walls, keeping tramps,
boarding prisoners, fees, etc...-sls5l 81
County Bonds Redeemed.
John Book, John Hickman and
others. ..............sl6,iIi e5
Interest
E Doty, Robert Cummins and
others. ..-............sZoZ2 W
Public Printing.
Z F Schweier. l35 25
i ~ Garnan. ...'.-............ c. -
Bonsal s. Jackman.. .... bS -
a as., -
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Stationery.
Judson Hunt, stationery, including
5000 heavy envelopes for Reg.
& Rec. office. ...S 10 g.
F L Hutter, registration books,
transcripts, and book and seal
for Treasurer's office. 81 Sc
Sim Siam, docket for Prothonota-
ry's office, ink, etc. c............ IS %
Thomas L Hunt, for pens. ......-- 75
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who being duly sworn, says that he did kill,
in Juniata County one full grown fox in the
month of December 1879, whose scalp he
has produced, and which scalp destroyed
You, the said Commissioners are therefore
, 1880-12-11
COFFEE AND TEMPERANCE.
4 Good Man Wanted to Engage IN a
NoYcl EnurIiahin UudsrtnkiuxA

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and fs"d re" e liz rr @ I'D wy M III IT III sns
!,mS " .na n:trnst n .l.is,slnx hGn' q ihs
ssSy Nd 1T 9ssa ef aa ni
,,srd p t. anssSs"1s se ~ FL
tn.ft, @ ~, " Mie 1e
known fac. sxell.lyely This w0rH Il prnpossd ias
shs;t tine sssh . sunday. weather permitting: poJ
''t...:.a'o, m.t.,. na"se',. e'e:
evening Iaper few days ogo, and, after n
ljtttu search, n THfurSr repprter discovered