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GOTHAM GOSSIP.
Hportsmen,s sTOnrnnnie -StoAnIera--1 h,
f,IncLtuAlIee and KIdnApper

NRw YoRK, June 24-tn the sports.
mems tournament at Coney Island 5000
pigeons have thus far been used, and fully
1000 have been killed. There are now on
the grounds 10000 more and another lot
is expected tomorrow.
Eight steamships leave this port 10.
morrow for Europe, each with full com.
plemeft of passengers.
Captain Allsire has obtained additional
evidence against Charles u Xxi, the alleged
blaCkmailer, who, by means oi threaten.
ing letter, endeayored 10 extort $500 from
Moses NJ. Brown, q merchant on Grand
street, While the Captain with detectives
we're searching N1li's rooms, they dtsCov.
cred three pieces Of yellow paper under
the table. When they were put together
they formed an enyelop Of the same kind
as those sent 10 Brown. On the envelup
was The name Of Brown In ZJlki's hand.
writing. A German letter was also found,
The writing Of which closely resembles
that III the threatening letters sent to
Brown. 2ilki was In q cell at the Eesex
market prison TO day sobbing bitterly, and
reiterated his protsstations ol innocence.
Shortly alter he was removed 10 the Tombs
ihSthe "BlaCk Matia."
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ST. LOUIS, June 24.-A Poa special
dispatch from Jefferson says that Gov. Grit.
tenden this morning granted respite to
the Talbot brothers till Friday, July 22d.
He says he has not been influenced by the
petition the ministers sent him, but was
governed by his own notion OF right and
Justice. A Especial to the game paper from
MarysvlIIe, written before the Governors
respite reached there, says all the prepar.
ations for the execution were completed
during the night and crowds Of people
had already arrived from the surrounding
country 10 witness the hanging. Albert
Talbot, the eldest OF the boys, Gged %,
has had farewell interview with hls affi.
anced BRIDE, which was very touching,
and had regained much OF his cOmposure.
Charles, the youngest, aged seventeen,
was also composed. Both sLill declare they
are innocent.
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ANOTHER MURDERER
who Wants HiS Friend 10 "Meet Him at
ROII-CRII ia Heaven"

MENPHB, June 24,-Wyatt Holmes,
Colorsd, was hanged to day at Holly
Springs, Miss, for the murder oil Andrew
Scott, also colored, last February. Five
thousand people witnessed the execution,
large proportion being colored women.
Intense excitement prevailed when
Holmes mounted the scatfold and address.
ed the crowd briefly, telling them to be
quiet and liSten TO his words. "Don't
charge" he said, "my being here to my
parents, for they raised me right. Stay at
home and read your Bibles. Death has
no dominion over me. Meet me Of roll
call In Heaven"
These words so worked up the negroes
that 1t was almost impossible 10 keep them
away from the sca1old. Some Of the
women tainted and others shouted,
"Amen," "BlesB the Lord" "Haye
Mercy" &c. AT the conclusion Of the
speech q hymn was sung by the minister
In which the condemned man Joined.
The rope was tut precisely OF noon.
Holmes neck was broken by the fall.
The body was cut down after hanging
fifteen minutes.
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A TREAHuNY MArrER.
shall Bonds be Redeemed In Greenbacks
or Coin?

or Coin?
WASHINGTON, June 24.-It having been
deC ded that gold and silver must be
taken for bonds called for by banks which
had them on deposit as security for bank
notes, the Treasurer is anxious to know
whether or not he will be allowed 10 re.
deem bonds In gold and silver. In the
days when gold was at premium, nstur'
ally the banks always deposited legal
tenders TO take the place OF the bonds
held as security when they wished to re.
tire or reduce circulation. Now that gold
is drug, the banks naturally want to put
In coin In the place Of bonds upon the re,
duCtion or retirement OF circulation. The
Attorney General has decided that this
may be done. But the next question
comes In with a demand by the banks that
not only shall they be- allowed 10 take up
their bonds with gold, but that when
their currency Is reduced they shall re-
Ceive legal tenders In return. This the
Treasurer objects 10, because he declares
II to be an impossibility. He does not care
what the banks deplsit 10 take up the
bonds, but insists that the same thing
must be used In REDEEM ptlon. He says he
cannot take gold and give everyone green.
backs for the very obvious reason that In
q short time his paper would be exhausted
and the vaults CJntsir nothing but coin.
He cannot do Sn impossiblllty and will re
fuse to try.
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AFFAIRS ABROAD,
MATTERS In DrpEERESF NATIONS,
Relations OF France and ItRIy-InsuF.
gents KiIl One Hundred SpAE.
Iards = Revolutionary P,e.
diCIIOus for Russia.


Strained Relations Of France and Italy,
LONDON, June 24-A Paris correspond
ent says the Ill feeling between the Ital'
ians and FreuChmen is being viewed with
complscency in Germany.
The Cologne Gaseae says thIt should
there be war bstween France and Ger.
many, We have certain ally beyond the
Alps,
The Prussian Government ordered The
provisional authorities to send detailed
information Of the extent and causes oil
emigration, which, however, has Stacked
In some districts.
II Is said an exChags OF friendly com.
muniGstion has proceeded between Paris
and Rome, proving firm determination
on the part OF France and Italy to re- estab
lish satisfactory relations
Renewed anti French demonstrations
took place last night at Msssina, Turin and
Milan. At the two frat named place.
troops had to be called out, Some arrests
were made.
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CHuH,rHIR LEWIS, superintendent Of
hS Columbus rolling mill, has invented a
machine which, II it does the work the in
vtntOr expects, will revOlutionize work
10 rail mills. Mr.. Lewis expects that the
machine, with three boys to run It, will
ave the labor Of twenty.six men. 1t con.
ElI oil seven sets Of rolls, through which
The iron passes before 1t comes out the
fnshsd roll or plate, with an automatic
en'fiage for receiving the metal from one
set Of rolls, turning 1t over and starting II
through another ret.
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sioih4t.l Nnlhstsll ,inlhsr,ll,

Are you disturbed al night and broken
Oi your rest by piCk child suffering and
crying with the exCruciatiDg pain oil cut
ting leeth9 II 90, 90 at once and get
bottle oi MIS- Winblow's Soothing Syrup.
II will relieve the poor little sufferer Inn
medis'eIy- depend npon II; there is
no mistake about II. There ls not
a mother on earth who has ever used II,
who will not tell you al once that II will
regulate tie bowels, and give rest 10 the
mother, and relief and health 10 the child,
operating like magic, II 10 perfectly safe
10 tise in ali cases, and pleasant 10 the taste,
Snd Il The prescription Of one Of the oldest
and hest female physicians and nurses Ii
ihe United States. Sold everywhere. Is
cents bottle. NWR4w
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wASulSaroN, June 24,-The ChrlstlAnOy
divorce case was before the equity court
to-day on the question Of fixing the time
tor stopping tho taking Of testimony. The
defense reprtlentsd that The prosecution
had nine months In which TO take tssti.
mony, and The defense only two, and now
the prosecution was trying 10 limit the
time OF the defense, The court made an
order allowing the defense sixty days more
and after that the prosecution TO have ten
days 10 wind up the case. The counsel
iOf the ieieuBe said they proposed 10 Tip
DO Ohistiancy's ChataC'eti that they in'
tended 10 show bad conduct on bis
part In thiA country and In Peru; that he
put Bpi,s on Mrs. ChtlStlanCy'S track,
abused and malttes,ed hetI also that they
will show that Mrs. UhfisllahCy'sletLefs 10
Giro we're obtained by fraud.
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THE BLOTTED PAGE
UPON WHICH EEsTERDAY's RECORD
or the Human Race N wPiItsp-RFuIaI
Murders, and BaseF Grimes
COlOFsd Murderer ExeeuIsd,
white Ones RespIted.
AN ISHUMANINGRATE
AZ Detroit Kills Hls BroIher.In.law
With n Club,

DETROIT, June 94,-AddlHoual particu.
lars have been received OF the brutal mur.
der Of Alonzo Barrett by his brother.in.
law, Clarence Davis, at IN early hour this
morning, Davis came to Detroit last fall
from Newburg, n. Y, and during most Of
last winter boarded at his brothsrin.law's
cottage. About three o'clock this morn.
ing BAHetts oldest daughter, Ermiue,
aged fifteen, heard the sound OF q heavy
blow, and going into the room cav Davis
with billet OF wood In his hand, Barrett
tried TO raise himself in the bed and said:-
I'm all over blood. Go for q DOCTOR"
Davis pushed him back, saying; "You lie
down and keep STILL" He then told the
child; "Your father Is mot hurt much he
will 90 to work In the morning; must get
away or I'll be arrested" Davis then LEFT
the house, but came back In half an hour,
found the girl crying, graspsd her by the
throat, and threatened 10 choke her II che
didn't keep quiet, He then went away,
Finally the children ventuTed to send for
y doctor. Barrett was found 10 be fatally
injured, and died about $3.50 O'Clock, His
face was trightiully crushed aud manged
by repeated blows OF the club, and pre-
sented horrible appearance. The white
bed, floor and walls Of the room were oil
bespattered with blood. The murderer 10
still at large.
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BALTIMORE, June "a -Itis authoratively
announced that there was not only no
criticism Of Commissioner Fink at the re-
cent meeting Of the presidents Of the
trunk lines In New York, but instead each
president distinctly expressed the greatest
respect Tor and cofldenCe in Uom.
missioner Fink and their marked
approval ol his judlCious and effective
services alike for the public and railroad
interests Of the country. The President
also unanimously affirmed the principle
OF arbitration, and reappointed for another
year arbltrators, namely: Charles Francis
Adams, Jr.. David A. Wells and John A..
Wright.
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ST. LOUIS, June "a %. N. HollinRs.
worth, Secretary Of the State Board Of
Education Of Texas, hl5 bosn here
ior several days sni his secured
several Of the ab'est normal school
instructors OF this city and State
10 visit TexIs aud inSuRnrate series oil
short term normal schools or lehC ers' In.
sLitutiohs. These schools will be opened
10 different places In the State and will
continue tot term ri aix weeks. They
are especially designed TO give the teaOhefl
Ol Texas the benei, ui tlrss class norma
Institution. during The regular vaciLion o
the primsty schools, so ne to better uualiiJ
them a. ieaChekn.
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SENATOR JonS SHERMAN recently said to
correspondent Of the Cleveland Herald
'Tbs canvass in Ohio will attract national
,.lsulIon, notwithstanding that 1t is an of
yu,in politics, and Republicans will have
no lsls IS to the result, Ohio will give
no uncertain sound, but will pronounce In
hv,r Of Republican administration by an
uuml,lakSbIe majority"
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Ma. BES BLOOMFIELD returned yesterday
IRON a business trip to Eastern Ohio. lie
reports excellent crop prospects. The
wheat, grass and oats arO.all that could be
desired, aud corn and potatoes promise
very we'll Fruit also promises well not.
wl'h'tanduE all that has been said about
The early drOpping of Of buds and bios
somA Wool is selingin Harrison county
Nlorly cents and this is the price fixed OH
BY farmers as their selling figure. Money
Is 'eSceedIngly easy through the country
and trade good. Collections are very salts.
ilcSoFy' This will be a big year for the
farmers and there ia every reason to ex.
peCt an excellent Iall trade,
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APrER is NTRUDERs.
Federal Troops GOne to the Help OF the
ChOctaWH.

MuscoGEE, !. T., June 24,-United States
cavalry from Fort Sill arrived here this
morning to assist the ChoCtaw militia,
under command OF Governor McOurtin,
in removing white intruders and their
stock from the Territory, The ChoCtaw
militia is 800 strong, and now In camp at
scullyville, The troops which arrived
here this morning will leave today and
Join them At that point, whs then
work Of driving out the whites, even
though they have permits, will be begun
at ONCE. A large number OF settlers have
not waited to be driven of, but have gone
voluntarily, leaving everything behind,
All persons not indians, or not intermar.
ried with Indian tribes, are Classsd with
intrudeTs. A large number of the whites
having extensive ranches and claiming to
hold genuine permits say they will not be
driven of, but will protect themselves II
force ID used 10 eject them. Serious
trouble is imminent.
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lltA, Arnoitl.a I,nndlllnn.

CLEVELAND, o., Jnne 94.-Dr. 8. A..
Boybton, President Garfield . counsel and
family physician, arrived this morning
from Long Branch, to attend his sister,
Mrs. Arnold, whose tkul was fractured
by a locomotive, as previously reported, ,
and who still fingers between y le and
death. The operation Of trepanning has
been performed, and the membrane ot the
brain 10 expose.
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CHICAGO, ILL, June l4-Griscom still
denies that he feels any disadvantage
from his prolonged fast, but his husky
voice, hollow cheeks and sunken eyes be.
giu to reiuto his words. HsOlept restlessly
last evening. Az 1850 A. NJ. his tempera.
ture was DSj pulse 52i respiration IA. AT
$3.50 A. n he went for a walk, remaining
out until 1i.l5, going three miles. His
weight since noon was lB43 loss since
Yesterday three quarters Of a pound.
During "a hours lie drank 4S ounces ol
water,
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A Lady who DlSinherIttd Her Nephew
for the Catholic Church.

A Lady who DlsInhsrIttd Her Nephew
for the Catholic Church.
WASHINGTON, June "a Surrogate Co.
burn to-day gave decision refusing to
admit to probate the will Of Caroline A.
Merrill, who died leaving an estate valued
at 100000. Alter bsqnesthing email
sums to relatives, the woman gave OOOO
to the New York Hospital; $4,000 to Oar.
dinal MCOloskey,'or bis Successor, and
the residue 81 the estate to Bishop
Bacon, Of Maine. Bishop Bacon hav.
ing died, phe executed codiCil in Rome,
December 0, 1875 bequesthinR the residue
Of the estate TO Cardinal MCOloRkey; or,
should he die before her, to Rev. Thomas
s. Preston, Chancellor Of tho New York
DloCese, for charitable purposes. When
the will was offered for probate In 1878. 1t
was contested by George Merrill, her
nephew, and alleged adopted con, and by
other next Of kin, putting In issue the
mental capacity aud freedom Of restraint
Of deCedent The Surrogate q ads that the
will and C0diCil were executed by the de.
Cedent while lAborlng under al Insane
deluSlOh as TO the character and conduct
Of her nephew, George Merrill. Had Il
been admitted Cardinal MCCloskey would
have received over 100000
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TnroDl OunArder Persia, in its day the
s,,,t vessel sil)at, took six tons OF coal to
e,,,, ton Of freight across the AtlanIlci
Ma A,i,,pa, a new steamer, about double
n, s.,, Of the Persia, takes a fifth OF a
too, |. Is changes like this, as well as
law land rates, which are swampIng Bri'
Nah farmers with western grain.
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An Inlnnilonn sonsms roll.h.

TRoY, N. Y, June A.-1n the trial at
EIizAbethtown, Essex county, Of Harriet
Stone, aged fourteen years, charged with
the murder Of an infant left In her charge,
the jury promptly gave verdict Of no
guilty. The little Rlrl testified that che
had been criminally assaulted by the
father Of the child, and the babe was mur.
dered BY its mother. to furnish preLert
for the charge made.
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CONKLING AND PLArr
Gone Hack 10 New YOrk-COnTeFenee Of
Their OppOnenIs.


Their Opponents.
ALBANY, June24 24.-The hall breeds held
their usual conference this evening, and
1t Is said that the candidacy Of Lieutenant.
Governor Haskins was canvassed It was
resolved to make an enleavor to increase
his vote.
The stalwarts are quiet tonight. They
feel that the time to push for adjournment
has not yet arrived. Conkling and Arthur
went TO New Yotkthi afternoon. Dspew
was on the same train. The Bribery
Committee has notified the counsel to
hand in their briefs by Tuesday next. The
reports, and there will be at least two, will
not be- ready before the close Of next
week. The testimony was not printed
beyond Tuesday last
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BERLIN, June GA letter was recently
addressed to the Emperor OF Russia and
all high officials assuring them that they
were not sentenced to death by the Revo.
lutionlsts, and which Is supposed to have
emsnated from the leaders Of tho black
division. 1t concludes Gs follows, The
executive committee deem II quite un.
necessary at present 10 report lie criminal
enterprises, % the measures Of the new
ministers are fast driving the country into
revolution,
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tsmperABss /. eltatlonln North tatOilua,

WAsnlsoroN, D O., June N,-E1.
CONGRESSMAN Scales, Of Moth Carolina,
says The temperance agitation in that
State has divided the Democratic party,
and would have endangered its success
In The coming election, but the Republi.
cans have allowed the same question TO
split them In two. The two factions oi the
Republican State OommiGle are divided,
one lavofine the prohibition laws, and the
other opposing them.
Governor Jarvis has come out on the
temperance aide Of the question, and Mf,
Yeates says the issue 10 going TO mix poll.
Tics up badly In North Carolina.
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TaE lttorney.gensral has just rendered
40 opIulon that cadet at West Point
dropped or turned back when found
deficient In any OF his studies, cannot be
rIu,ntsd by the President or Secretary
Oiwm The decision promises to put an
end TO The demoralizing practice under
which family and political influence at
Wellington has been for years invoked
tochauge the result OF examinations at
Wat Point
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BANQUET OF rlIE VETERANS.
speeches by Members of tho cabinet
Present,

'Pcec"tS ny Members NJ tho Cabinet
Present.
LoSd Branch, June President
Garfield did not attend The banquet last
night Of the Seventh Regiment yeterat 8.
o'lny to the death Of his Uncle, Thomas
G'ffeld, in Ohio, ard the summonipv
away OF d. B1ynton, Mrs. Gartield's ply.
1clsn' Secretaries Window, Hunt and
.alnes ... wete present. Secretary Wirdon's
Hma5ES .ES on civil services we're loudly an.
pA1ued. ! I Secretary Hunt responded 10
a,,. !oa't TO the Navy, and Post.
master ~ I,I General James to The sentiment
g ,ae Postal Department." General James
S"s. S"S on the prosperity Of the country
to'Ss LIaet toe present administration, and
|'G ! u IhN veterans to remember that James
a.. g, uslaeld was President. Regarding Inc
f',v. I'M toLlle frauds, General James said ,
,,,.I "nen lNlIly contractors ats accused Of
10y! WY, me MY million Of citizens have q
"Sa. ,ss y 70 lhq1tre into the matter. II they
IN. s.G innocent, We will vlrdiCale them II
tta,lIy' |" " am tot Furnishing them, and that
r. n ,ne W extent Oi the law" Ex.gecIeiary
js,.a jsUuuip'on, Senator MCrhetson, OF New
ScsssS. SS{ aud General VsnvIeet, also made
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Tur commerce most important to
,ms,les ia American commerce The
..n'omiOs an capacity Of the people OF this
coaaI,y {, rapidly increasing, a Iact which
!, ,,o,s,Io,kpd, The proportions are said
N b, o! to $, that is, we consume s0g
" ",,,b Of what We produce and export S.
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The international sunday school Con'
VeuItOu,

TORONTO, June 24.-At the Sunday
School Convention letter was read from
President Garfield expressing sympathy
and deep interest In the work.
Rev. Barnitz presented the report Of the
Executive Committee In reference TO the
financial question OF fixing the amount
each State, Territory and Province should
pay into the treasury each year for three
years. The total Is $2,S40.
Delegates 10 The number Of 800 attended
the garden party given by Colonel Ga.
rowski, A. D. O, 10 the Queen.
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The Passion Players.

LONDON, June 24,-A Berlin correspond.
ent says; The ober Ammergan Passion
Players are about to give several Sunday
OF the comedy Philippine.
Weber, In their new buildings. This is
their first attempt at secular theatricals.
Maier, who represeted Christ in the Pas.
sion play, will take the part ot Weber.
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WILMINGTON, DBL, June "a Jos. Nov.
brey, a tramp from Baltimore, demanded
food at the Holly Tree House this morning.
Az he was drunk the proprietor ordered
him out lie then picked up brick and
struck Jas, Gulnty, an assistant at the
hotel, inGlULlBg wounds from which the
victim died In q few minutes.
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NEw YoRK, June 24-In the suit for q
divorce, brought by Agns, Robertson
BouCcicault, against Dion Boucclcault,
Judge Djnahueto day fixed the wiie's tenn.
poraryl alimony At 5000 per year, and
granted $500 countel fee to The plaintiETS
attorney.
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LOSD)N, June 4,-The Daily Telegraph
says thst tho memorial to Gladstone on
the International Monetary Conference
a. Paris ard the silver question Is being
biSUed by most Of the London banks. Il
u,goa the GJvsrnment to Offer, as Ger.
many has done, all such gu uWanlees and
practical aid ~ may bs In liz power
towards inducing and enabling the bime.
talic States concerned to rehsbllitate
RilvaF
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Tho Land RllI mud 0Iner Irl.h news.

DUBLIN, June 24,-The Catholic Bishop
OF Meath, speaking at Msltiiornham,
heartily Concurrsd In the attitude OF the
Irish party In reference to the Land bill,
the introduction OF which, be said, was
owing to the eif,rts Of the Land League.
He advised the Land League not only to
pay the expenses Of tho, ,eviCted people,
but also to compensate them to the last
larlhing for any loss sustained with the
help of lltisb.Amsrioang,
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Aniclded in The ONO.

CAIRO, LII, June 24.--N, Miller, a man.
1fsCturer Of spruce beer, at Champaign,
Illinois, who had beOn in this town several
lays, committed suicide BY jumping into
he Ohio river last evening. Ht6 clothes,
watch and pocket book we're found on the
liver bank this morning. His body was
teCoVered to day.
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p,,, ,prlpnlA quotes West Virginia
..I yX and above, at 49i4S cents this
,D,ng 1oo Boston quotes wool in good de-
lu',I '.I =, 4..,i5 cents for Ohio and Penn
Illa,ri, nIn" ia extra, and As to 4S cents for
linn No, |.