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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-05-26
.aluaiialt Gazette.
WEDNFSDAY. NAY %. Isso.

THKRK are several objections to Mr.. Glib
sons bill for taxing the estates of deceased
perscos. There is no necessity Of increasing
the objects Of taxation, with revenue already
more than enough for current expenses. And
besides, this bin provides for laying burden
upon families of widows and children at the
very time when the head of the family is re-
moved, on whom they depend for care and
support. The exemption from the law Of es-
tales under two thousand dollars is an unjust
discrimination, directly opposed to the con-
stitutionAl requirement that every member Of
society contribute according to his means to
the expense Of government.
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NOTES,

MR- FrsHBozSE has evidently not hit the nail ON
the head vet If he viii 90 outside of the British
Consulate he VIII find that the opposition TO the
Indian Immigrants Is not, that they are British
subjects, but tbs; they VIII not be allowed to come
here as other immigrants do subject to the laws Of
the country, but viii require commissioner of
their own 70 decide all questions between them
selves and employees If these people vii come
here as Mr.. Fishborns himself has done, answer
able only 70 the laws Of tins kingdom. taking their
cases into our courts where they viii get full and
equal justice, they VIII be Eelc0ms- Just as soon
that gentleman or any Others are 70 have tnsl-
matters settled before British or any other
foreign officer passing BY courts, Just so soon
vii Il De desirable for HIM Or them 10 leave the
country, and by the vay, who are The American
saenabsr.Sf' Of The CahInel
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The Ladies comprising the Executive Committee of
the Library Fair return their sincere and hearty thanks
to the many friends who kindly and generously
assisted them in their enterprise In every branch of
their work. from its inception to its final completion,
they have received the warmest sympathy and support
They happy to announce that the results of the
Fair have considerably exceeded the general ezpecta
tion the net realized being, far as known,
little over twenty.four hundred dollars.
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LAST Friday the astute Legislators of this
country spent an hour in debating whether
the editor of the GAZETTE should or should
not be reprimanded for making use of the fol-
lowing awful words, sis too transparent
dodge TO deceive the most ssapid legislator"
The House is merciful and spared us, we were
not called up to hear reprimand delivered
with that terrible solemnity with which it
would have been in those hallowed precincts.
However, we feel our sin-our iniquity weighs
heavily upon US. We at once hasten to eat
dirt before the honorable member for Kama
pail II is impossible that there could be
stupid legislator. Our bosom swells with
pride when we think Of the iilustrious gentle
men who sit as representatives for this king
dom; gentlemen who are distinguished above
their fellows for lives spent in the service of
their country.
During the course of this speech the honora-
bic member from Kaanapali denounced the
ingratitude of paper to which the House
Subscribed, to whose Office it gave printing,
venturing to say word against the august
body of which he was an integer.
Truly " out of thine own mouth will 1 Judge
thee" There cannot be stupid legislator,
nay more, We are positively ready to affirm
that every legislator is natural born Lycur-
gus, Solon, Julius Caesar, Justiniau. Frederick
IL, Stephen Langton, PalmerstOn, D'Israeli
and Gladstone rolled into one.
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1he wreck Of tina Joseph Psrtsns was sold at
Mailulm last week ThprHdAy and nsttad, as we
hears about s1,4oo A Mr. Robertson vas the pur-
chaser.
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h L. L. DErEEz- kHs this cay been aPPoiztsd
- A--1x y rzEs Arkzouj-6rEezrz Ceztzscss fo- La
hr n sAr 1ssz Il LEh1e zz1 koos. Island q K.uAi
r1-- 6. W. wfl-cz -ezizz-d-
sANL o EuDER- Nlzssss- Os The interior.
Z-.=5- o1re Exv - 80 500
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Readers Of The = Star Papers" vii remember
capital article on -0ur New House with al the
Modern improvements There are drawbacks
Is well as advantages II the many convenisnces
that 70 The thoughts of scientists and skilled
artisans OF our day. Il may be said that system
OF sewerage Is an undeniable necessity for every
large city IN these times But II is well TO renam-
ber that IN London, n IS47, landlords were COM
peIled by Law 10 make connection with the CITY
sewers. and one result has been the increase Of
mortality IN the number of deaths per thousand Of
population much as 400 per cent Hospitals are
8 great boon, but when the walls and looms be-
came 50 infected with filth poison that surgical
cases rapidly passed into the putrsfaction stage,
II was high time 70 inquire what new safe guards
were Necessary - guard against the new dangers.
Sanitary science has 70 the front IN the last
few years and by calling attention 70 growing but
unnoEced evils, has done much to mitigate those
evils Yet New York newspapers find reason 10
complain that the Board OF Health Of that city
may arbitrarily Interfere with the individual
rights of the citizen as be itself greater nui-
sance than that which II claims 10 ahate- neigh
Dor takes offence al slight, and forthwith you
are summoned to appear In Court and answer 10
complaint about some disagreezble odor on your
premises The result Is, an order 70 put some
body's patent sewer-trap, with the further result
of finding that your time has been taken up and
your money spent In Introducing pestdsntial
contrivance az the risk of health and comfort.
Great Is science but 70 set up science object
Of worship Is greater folly than 70 be ignorant
OF It's devices r-H
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SpfriaI aoffes.
NOTICE
A CARD OF THANKS.

DIR. ThRcher. Dentist is absent from his office
this week. having been called ofthe oiherIsands
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liza e LIeeases Expiring IN June,
1850.

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pss eu 6r-c. % he Ez-eio- Oce- and a. pzrIiss
cMr-zumnn 1AS1- cK--g ezi-i1E Lice1scs, and
A. Shss E-E Deuc-s She-5s have t1s--uctczs pro
s-cuz- E5.eaz- eisc-e-ioz 1zE and al parties conE
h-a1eas Hizhosl ne p-upe- ltce1se-
SAML G. WIDER Minister Of the infe-ior.
rr..r-5r~ rNmrs II -S%
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q mlznrl tassrh LszsR serrel
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7FA SehAstsr 4 &C, cor kzAhuaznu & Merchant stE,
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RETAIL SPIRIT
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WHOLESALE SPIRIT
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BILLIARDS
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BUTCHER
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R=E&A F1zx1xzE1 A.s sesz IgPO.zts6 Acting
Gsrsn.-S. Ed
sSo- O. DoNISIs. G0vs-zu- Of Maxi
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Pz-zu-t !, n Rsscazuua q TIE BoG-c q Eezc.tton-
nasr--e ~ ne IN & FsArzEy iAsi .0sice S hereby
r= az ne Tus-s -urs oe eaPirH-iuz fee hereto
f~ 4 upszcz zzse ne rzles q the BoE-a. has been
aszz.s.1 --1z rrs1-y ofus-sIss dolE-s q tsks e:
.-- s-u= sar iE az J1nzE-s, ISL
Was. sNTTE. Seeg.
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sAsw Idrertisrnlfnts.
/. O. r. M.

|. O. X. MI.
THyHE MEMBERS OF THE HAWAIIAN
IL Tribe No. are hereby titled that their attend
ance is required al the next regular meeting Friday
enening at haipast seven, business Of importance
viii come up. Per order Of the Szchem.
S92-lt HENRY SMITH C. of r
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DAY!

n \ wi { III a M GHA IN f!
A2A~-
GE2
-
KAPIOL AN RK
JUNEII, Isse-
PROGRAN6NGH.
COMMITTEE OF yANAeEMENT.-RF =. Biekerson.
J. 5. Lemon. Juo II. Brown. Gspt A y. TriPP. Jas
sEcRETARY & TREAsuRER-A Mswsyns
JrpGESzJs I. Brown. R F BiSkezson, J. ). Lemon.
DISTANCE JUDGE-w. B. Newayne-
SUPERINTENDENT s1DDIING P1DDocK--Jas.
TNERs--B- F. BOnes and D. W Clark
All horses to Be started from he Stand at the word
"Go," and recalled BY the BELL"
Queen's Purse, 500.
RuNNING-For all horses bred In the Kingdom: mile
heats; best in catch weights. Entrance, SIS.
Legislators Purse, 800.
rRoTTING-FOr all horses bred in the kingdom;
Kings Purse, $3.50, and Medal, $50, pre-
sented by Wenner & Co
RUNNING-oPen TO all horses owned in the Kingdom
for sixty days previous TO Jane II, iss0 emile dash
to carry us pounds. Entrance, SIS. Second horse
saves stakes.
Foot Race $25.
OPEN TO ALLAN yards $50 to first. IS to second.
Trotting Race, $780,
FREE TO ALL-Mile heats; best in to harness.
Entrance, SIS
Kamehamsha Purse, $3.50, and Cup, $50.
RUNNING-open to all horses bred in the Kingdom;
mile dash 70 carry sa pounds. Entranee. SIS,
Ladies Purse, 500.
RUNNING-opent TO all horses owned in the Kingdom
for sixty days previous 10 June II, 1850; mile
dash; catch weights. Entrance, SIS.
Mule Race, $40.
OPEN To ALL-Mile dash: catch weights En-
trance, 81
Stallion Race, $3.50.
TROrTING-openedt to all; mile heats ; best in
to harness. Entrance, SIS
Purse, $50.
RENN{NGZ To ali half mile dash catch
weiehtf ar Every horse to carry q rider En-
Boys Purse, $15.
mn F; to al Rqnis: not 1917 hands
Public Purse, 500.
nan hAShs- sweepstakes mile dash open 10
all horses that have not run in any Of the pvcvious
races Of the day, or that have not wen Purse in
any Post entrance, 81.
Donkey Race. $40
OPEN To ALL-one mile dash riders to change
animals last one in takes the Purse. Entrance 81.
First race to be called at 10 o'clock. A. NJ, Sharp
Rules of the NATIONAL ASSOCIATION will GOVERN
he Judges in their decision and all rules will be strict
ly enforced.
Entries TO he made not later than o'clock D m on
MONDAY, June 7th, 1850 No entry considered made
until the entrance fee is Paid.
All riders must be in Jockey Costume.
Admission to Grand STAND 50 cts
ADMISSION TO PARKS cts. for every Adult
Children, free 30 cts. for each horse.
Stalls, $3.50 Per Day.
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Notice to the Public.

MIR FRANK GERTZ is HO LONGER
WI authorized 10 act agent for Monuments or
Head Stones Parties having ordered either of the
above, and nave not yet received them, will do well
call on J. LANE,
Cof the firm of J. & c. Lane), San Francisco.
Call address Mr. J. D. Ramsay, Grocer and Provi-
sion Dealer No, 81. Hotel street S0a 2ts
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TO LET.

TO LET.
- THAT DESIRABLE COTTAGE ON
I'm; NurAnu Avenue, second house above Kukui ST.
- Suitable for genfeel family. Apply to
MRS AARl5ARET kEEGAN
so2 Corner Nduanu Street, and Kukui Place.
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Butter Butter.
DECEIVED PER LADY LAMPsOH.- IN
II kegs about 20 lbs- each, aad lb, glass jars Of
superior quality. Gsa) BOLLEs Co.
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ROBBtns q APPLEToN,

75e iy General Agsnts, New York, o. s. A.
An the above line OF waltsan Watches for sale at
the Store Of n AcISERSY. Sole Agent for this King
dom
Also, Agent for the eoRHAM STERLING SILVER
WARE Ths Ira1s supplied At the LOWEST PRICES.
7eo
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Butter. Butter.

Bran and Oats.
~ (78g BOLLES L Co.
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All horses TO be started from he Stand at the word
"Go," and recalled by the BELL"
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-10
That Jurors contempt Case.

Last Friday we mentioned that George
Prior, a juror in the case OF Metzger against
the Connecticut Insurance Company, had
been arrested for contempt of Court in
talking about the case to outsiders. '
This evening George filed his affidavit in
the Superior Ceurk. He says he is the de-
fendant in the case; that he heard of his
cousins affidavit and charges against him;
that it was true that he saw his cousin on
last Tuesday, but hat he had no conversa-
ton whatever with him in regard to the
Metzger case, and that the affidavit was
false in every particular He more yer
states that he never requested nor author
lied Ellis to see his cousin or Metzser.
Thomas A. Ellis also submitted his affi-
dayit, in gEich he saws that he knows the
two Priors but that he never had any
such conversation with the Geo. Prior Of
the Jail. He says the statements in the
affidavit are false.
The contempt case will be heard to-mor-
row before Judge Force.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-10

5o@5sc per bu In stefe New potatoes at o. sc
as so per brl.
Poultry: Fair demand for chickens at s39S IS
for old and s. 50@S for spring chickens per dozen.
Ducks at s2@2 so per dozen
Sags in good supply and quiet We quote:
White cotton at S931zc, and mixed 40 at 2s2Ac
per Ia Com mon woolen at iZ@1hc and soft
woolen at s@loc per ID.
Scrap iron quiet and easy. Wrought scrap at
75c and stove cast at 4O@50c per LOO lbs.
Salt: Ohio River and Kanawha quiet at 81 25
per barrel of bu. and 81 GO per barrel Of bu,
Coarse Liverpool at 81 109l 20 per sack. turks
Island 40@45c per bu.
! Seed: German millet at $4,000 and Hungarian
| grass seed at s0@95c per bu. Clover duli al
6s4@7c per Id. Flax seed at 81 D@1 80 per bu.
Starcn steady and quiet Quoted: Bonton ~
@4hc. pearl s149skc, silken gloss SIC diamond
gloss &c, corn 61sa6s4c per 10.
Soap steady and demand fair. We quote: Ger
man Sc, extra olive 4!sc, family 4e per Id: Ger
man olive 4Ssc, amber 54c per ID; white IS 70 per
| box. -. lgt
Timers stock: Fair trade and steady. Quoted
Zinc slab, TIC: sheet, sA@gs4c; block tin. H@
toms, SOC; brsziers' sheets, $4,000 per lb: tin
plate. I g. $40 253lo rs and l K tl2 25@l2 rs
i per box.
Tallow is in fair demand and steady at SIC fol
city loose and 5lac for country in package.
| Vegetables: Peas at 50 81 per crate. Southern
cabbage at 81 25g2 80 per bu. 0nions at 81 5o@
4 70 per barrel. ...-.r
Moooenware in moderate demand as follows:
Washboards. 81 4O@2 rs; buckets. two hoop, 81 909
q do, three-nvop 81 1892 25; tubs, No l, 81 5O@9;
No. z 81 60aS; No. g. IS 61e7; nests of eight. IS %
az 50; churns, No l. Is 5o9Y: No 2, 81 5O0S. and
| No. 3. $6 50@7 per dozen
Wool quiet with larger receipts, and steady al
the following: Unwashed-Fine merino, 2S@30c
coarse clothing 30@3lc; medium do. 32@35c
combing and delaine, 34@35c Tub washed
Common. 4O@42t; good 10 choice, 4S@5Oc.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-10
KENTUCK KNlCKKNACKS.
Specially Collected in the Corncracker
Commonwealth. .tg.

Specials to the Stas. t
LEBANON, KY, May 1O-Mr, Richard
Wathers, an old and much respected resi-
dent, and for number of. years Sheriff Of
Marion County. died suddenly yesterday.
Hopk1rsyILLE, May lo.--Peter Downer.
colored. was married BY Judge Long on the
sth ult, was tried Saturday before the same
Judge for bigamy, found guilty and sent to
Jail to remain until Circuit Court.
SANDY Hook, May 1o.-Dsvid Screach
was crushed to death in this county by a
log rolling over him. He WAS 80 complete
ly mangled that his remains had to be
gathered in sheet and carried home.
GRAYsoN, May 10-Ia Elliott County,
JEFF. Atkins. accused of shooting James
Wlih, was taken in charge by band Of
three hundred regulators. who were pro.
ceeding to hang him. when JEFF. drew q
knife, cut the rope and escaped in the dark
by running down a precipiee thirty feet
high. The next day be left the county. =
young Lady near Sandy Heck eloIing with
him.
LExIxeroE, KY, May l0.-The Baptist
Convention will close their labors tonight.
To-day's session is being devoted in rou-
tine business and hearing reports of the
different committees. There will be a
large excursion of the visiting ministers
to Cincinnati on ahe 6onthern Railroad to-
MORROW.
A large delegation of Cincinnati and
Louisville sporting men arrived ia the city
today to attend tire races. The Phoenix
Hosa is completed, and is crowded by
guests to its utmost capacity.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-10
Suicide from the Bridge.

VIM. Winning and Chas. Bostler. resi-
dents Of Newport. while crossing the Bail
road Bridge to this eide about s O'clock
this morning, saw man, who came from
the Cincinnati side, climb on top Of the
railing about the center Of the bridge aud
,,lunge in before they could reach him.
They describe him as a nian apparently
about forty years OF age. with his face
nearly covered with wbiskers and rather
neatly dressed in dark suit He turned
aruund several times before he reached the
water, after which he sank, when I've was
lost sight Of
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-10

Winter, 9s Sdsel0s Cd, Milwaukee red. es@les:
California white. 9s@lus ID; California Club,
9s l0t@l0s I'd. Corn Is lp1sd Pork, &c, BeeI.
72s 90. Bacon: Long clear ySs Sd; short clear.
s5s. LARD. s7s. 50. Tsllow. 50 Sd Cotton dull
Middlng uplands 6s4a: middling Orleans,
1850. Sales to-day 5000 bales of which 900
bales are for export and speculation.
BosroN. May 10 Flour steadv and nrn.
Weslctn suuefnne. y 2595 IS: eumnon extras, "
@65o: Wisconsin extras. seas 20: Minnesota DO
s6 5097 b0 winter wheat Ohio AID Michigan.
STAT 50 Illinois and Indiana, 7@7 75; St
Louis 81 25@S 25; Wisconsin and Minnesota
patent process, spring wheat. 81 76@s 30; winter
wheat 81 50@9. Corn quiet new, 6S964c. Oats
quiet No. / and extra white 62@54c; NO white,
509502e; No 2mlxed and No while As9tse'
e,s5o@sL t@r ..,=
LousvILLE. KY May l0.-Flouf dull at sta
6 so; plain fancy. s. 50a5 70; extra, "a 6Oa5
A No. l. s. 25@5 so; extra family, "a 75@5.
Wheat: Receipts and Offerings insignificant
with prices unchanged. We note sale of No. .
at 81 %. We quote fair TO prime ut 81 05@l 10.
Corn: Fairly active. with prices ruling firm. We
quote sheled corn at 4lc for mixed; l3c for white
on track or levee ear corn 4bc on arrival. Barley:
We quote prime fall ut 90c per bushel. Rye: We
quote o. sossl%e Oats; Quiet but steady at
quotations We quote mixed at $50 and white at 35e
in bulk on track or levee Whisky is quiet at 81 TO-
NEW YORK. May TO- Flour quiet and prices
without decided change: round hoop Ohio $50
5 rs; choice do, s. 60a6 IS; sHperfine Western
Si@4 IS; common to good extra do. 81 1894 W:
choice do do, $5@7; choice white wheat do, "a 70
s5 Is. Wheat: spring quiet and unchanged; !;
winter shade better and moderate active; sales
Of $1,000 bu No. white, cash, 81 24Z@l 2i%
May at 81 "a: No. 2 red. June, 81 $40
26A; July, 81 Is. Corn firm and
quiet; mixed Western, spot 4sa6lc; do futures.
451s@4Sszc. Oats about steady: Western. 42@
49hc. Beef steady: new plain mess, 80 509lO;
new extra do. $lOd910 so. Pork unchanged and
Quiet: new mess, $40 50. Lard firm, but quiet
steam rendered, 72cO Butter dull and IN
buyers favor: Ohio, 1s@lsc Cheese dull at
at io@ls4c for poor to choice Whisky l SKY
quiet Molssses unchanged and a mod,
crate inquiry. Petroleum dull ana
nominal. Rice is in fair demand
and firm. Coffee dull and heavy. Freights firm.
Spirits turpentine dull at 31@s1Ac Rosin firm
at ST. s71s@l 421s Tallow quiet at e@6 l-l6c for
Western Eggs steady 101s@1lac for fair to choice.
Dry GoodsNBnsiness quiet with package houses.
Jobbing trade light tton goocs quiet Ions
dale Blackstone and Hope bleached cottons re.
duced by agents Rest makes brown and colored
cottons unchanged. Prints quiet
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-10

The following deaths hsyebeea placed Of
record since our last report:

The following deaths hayebeea placed OF
,ecord since our last report: 5......
Rudolph Endrese, still-born. city.
Edwin Williams, 7 days, city. .
John Collins, / week, city. .. r
@. Wassernlann, Is weeks, city.
Jos. Blockma 3 months, CITY,
Lawrence Fisher, 7 mouths, city.
Arthur Schaefer months city.
Eliza Eicher, Ia IN nths, city.
Walter Becker, 5 months, city.
Mary Miller, Is months, city.
David Speilbrink, 8 mont 8, city.
Bernard Meyer, IL months. city.
Thos. Ross, "a months city.
Frank Kollefroth, 25 months, city.
Henry Othewaee, 3 months. city.
Jacob Moltn ner, months, city.
Maggie Forbes. months, CITY.
Rosa Jungbluth, 3 nonths, city.
John Larkin, A month. citys
VIM. Lyons, 81 months, Tennessee.
Ed. C. Hall. 56 months, r l.
VIM. Be !, So months Virginia.
Lillian Dunlap, 8 months Kentucky.
Catl,arine Ratterman, 53 years. Germany
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Caroline Gerig. 50 years, Germany.
Caroline Morsepstern, go years, Germany
Peter Dnmler 30 years, Germany.
Catharine hammers, 40 years. Germany
VIM. T. Hewitt. 35 years, Ireland.
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Marina Taylor, Sc years, o. s.