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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-01-06

for detachments of infantry, each compris-
ing two officers and fifty men. Another
detachment will be sent to Loughrea, coun-
ty Galway, as soon a. quarters have been
provided.
THE state trials were formally opened
at Dublin, Dec. 80. in the Court of
Queens Bench before Lord Chief Justice
May and Justices Fitzgerald and Barry.
The court room was denselv crowded with
spectators. Chief Justice Nav read an
address stating that after the misconcep
ton which had arisen as to what he had
said on former occasion, he should not
take part in the prcsen. trials. 4 great
crowd of people around the approaches
to the Four Courts loudly cheered the
traversers upon their arrival.
THE impression Of the cabinet officers
on the Whitaker case is that the intima-
ton to the effect that Whitaker will be
given another chance at West Point will
prove erroneous. 1t is thought the case
will be finally disposed of in the course of
few days. The argument in writing re-
Gently submitted to the president and sec
rotary of war by Prof. Greener contains
two alternatives, viz: First, that he be
granted trial by court-martial, Second,
that he be reinstated at the academy.
Upon argument in support of the first
proposition he maintains that the find
ings of the court of inquiry were bul par
tial, and that the cadet was placed at great
disadvantage in that trial by being COM
PEELED to prove himself innocent. Regard
ing his reinstatement, the Professor ar
CUES that, owing to his absence from his
classes while attending the court of in
quiry, he necessarily fell behind in his
studies, and, further, that his marks in
discipline and military tactics, as shown
by the academy records, are not SO low as
to Justify his expulsion.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-01-06
GEN ERAL NOTES,

The authorities OF Caldwell Kan,
have given Paynes raiders provisions and
forage for thirty days.
SUPERINTENDENT WALKER has nearly
ready for publication a complete state
ment of the census.
HAHLAS and Ross challenge the world
for a double scull race for $500 or Il 900 a
side.
TIE Tennessee legislature organized on
the 4th inst, with VIM. b. Ramsay a re-
publicanl a. speaker.
A CORPS oil surveyors and eleven men OF
the Wabash road are mapping out new
route from kankakee to Kansas City.
DR.. LYMAN, Of Massachusetts, who Is
thoroughly Informed upon the cattle dis
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-01-06
FIRES AND CASUALTIES.

Mrs. WILLIAM 5. Hull, of Grand Rap
ids, Mich, was killed December 3lst, by a
fall on the sidewalk.
MAYOR ADAMS foundry, at Marshall,
Mich, valued at s20, 600, was consumed by
fire Dec 3lst
Losses in coffee have forced the failure
of Hopely, Woodhead & Co., of Lipergool
with liabilities of ye2l 900.
w. q. Hill, dry goods merchant at
Elkhart, Ind, has suspended, owing 3d.
600 to Chicago, Toledo and Detroit houses.
THE wholesale millinery establishment
Of Herman Brothers, in Toledo, was on
Sunday reduced to ashes, causing loss of
1924 900
THE Tesgram's report from Henderson,.
KY, is as follows: John Humphreys IS
dying from hydrophob;a of a bite from =
mad dog received five years ago.
A WORKMAN in Leahy's lumber camp
near Wausau, Wis, named William
. falling tree.
Miss KATE CAMPBELL, of st. Joseph,
Mo, and Miss Fannie Wood, of Hamburg,
in that state, were very nearly roasted
alive by their ball dresses taking fire from
stove, on the 4th inst.
AT New Albany, Ind, twin babies of
william and Fonnie johnson were frozen
to death Dec 3lst. The father went away
to obtain employment, leaving his family
without fuel.
THREE members OF the family of Nathan
lockwood, living near West Brooklyn,
H., have died from trichine eaten n raw
ham, and three children are dangerously
i'll.
IN attending the funeral of his wife,
two weeks ago, District Attorney Phelps,
of New York, contracted severe cold and
is dying from acute rheumatism of the
stomach.
Henry BERGH, Jr., of New York
caused the arrest of coachman for neg
lectine to blanket his clippe horses. In
the cirriage was the wife of William
Rockfellow, vice president of the Stand
ard Oil company. The latter denounces
the affair as an outrage,
4 SERIOUS accident occurred on the
Green Bay division of the Chicago and
Northwestern railway on New Years morn
ing, near Milton Junction, Wis. The ac-
cident was caused by broken rail. Two
freight cars a baggage car and passenger
coach jumped the track, the latter rolling
down bank on its side There were but
few passengers, and their injuries are as
follows:
George Gladhill, jefferson, Wis. dslocation of
shoulders serous;-Rev. A. J. Mead, presiding
elder of JanesYie district, dslocation and frac-
ture of right shoulder and Slight injury to head;
serious;-lIanks baggageman, injury to spine;
quite seyere;-Wm. Monroe, brakeman, injury to
hips and knee:-Conductor f. Buck, injury to
leg;-olin \. Mead, Jancsyille Wis, injury to
knee and hip not severe
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-01-06
FOREIGN

THE proceedings in the state trials con-
tinue to excite but little interest.
Fresh cases Of 'Boycotting" are contin-
ually reported from Ireland.
THE Minister of the Netherlands to the
court of Spain was found dead in his bed
on the 4th inst.
THE Dutch government is about to APP
peal to the people of the British nation in
favtr of the independence of Transvaal.
The magistrates of Limerick have under
examination an army corporal charged
with drilling members of Fenian organ
ization.
THE porte has resolved to mass one hun
dred thousand troops on the Greek
frontier. and concentrate forces at other
points.
A DUBLIN dispatch reports that many
Jurors in the state trials are securely Boy
cotted and will not answer TO their names.
There are two gun-boats in the bay at
Galway.
In consequence of the report of the COM
mittee of physicians that the assassin Of
the Russian Colonel tomeraotl is insane,
he will not be executed, but will probably
be confined in an asylum.
Ir is stated that l. 900 guns are sent to
Ireland surreptitiously from Birmingham
weekly, and that within the last three
weeks 5000 Enfield rifles have been sent
there from the Birmingham workshops.
Ir is reported on good authority that
J. II Brand. president of the Orange Free
State, has wired here that he is unable to
restrain the Beers of that state from Join
ing the Instruction, and that IN few
DAYS he may be compelled to resit"
A REPUBLIC has been organized a. Held
elburg, in Africa, by the Beers, who mum =
Der 5000, and a detachment of colonial
troops has been sent to the sceuce of the
revolt. 1t is thought in London that
Wolseley will be dispatched thither with
a British army.
4 NEWSPAPER of Quebec states that or
ders have been issued on the citadel to
serve out fifty rounds of cartridges TO each
man, double the sentries and pull IN the
draw-bridges. This is believed 10 have
originated in the Investigations of an i'm
perial government spy INTO the strength
Of the Irish people in Canada.
THE people of Dublin are surprisingly
indifferent to the result of the state trials.
Parnell. on Dec 81, reached the court
room an hour after the opening OF proceed
ings. 4 iuryman, who was half an hour
late. was threatened with a fine of Elun
should the otiense be repeated.
EIGHr thousand lrish peasants attend
ed a land meeting near Killarney, on the
4th inst The meeting which was prohib-
tied at Drogheda, on Sunday, took place
ON the previous day, but two magistrates
read the riot act and the ten thousand
farmers dispersed. Monster gatherings
were held at Bally Castle and killaly.
The barraak accommodation about Dub
lin is inSs tfcient for the increased number
Of soldiers. and temporary barracks Will,
therefore, be fitted at Rashkeale, County
Limerick, and Enristymon, County Glare,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-01-06
Guilty of Wrong.

Some people have a fashion o. G
fusing excellent remedies WIN
large mass Of patent medicines, |,
in this they are guilty OF a WIZ
There are some advertised rene
fully worth all that is asked for "
and one, at least we know OIL
Bitters. The writer has had ocf4s.
to use the Bitters in just such clTpo
as we have most of the year ID !
CITY, and has always found them =
first-class and reliable, doing all u'
claimed for them.-Yribunc.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-01-06
A Chance for Health

Is afforded those fast sinking into coniitl'i
hopeless debility. The means are at hand.
the form of genial medicinal cordial, HosteiUN
Stomach Bitters embodes the combined quali,l
of a blood fertilizer and depurent, tonic and
alternative. While it promotes digestion ana
simiation, and stimulates appetite, ha, the taril
effect of purifying the life current and strens
ening the nervous system. As the blood gre
richer and purcr by its use, they who resort
this sterling medicinal agent, acquire not O
vigor but bodily substance. A healthful ehal
in the secretions is effected by it, and that !
and rapid physical decay which chronic obstN
ton Of the functions of the system prroduet
arrested. The prime causes of disease beng
moved, health is speedily renovated ana VI
rc.tnrel.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-01-06

THE people Of New York are moving
against the insolent auctioneer. They
propose to have the young men who
sell goods at public outcry observe the
amenities of life. At sale of jcwelry
the other day, in an auction house, a
gentleman bid 81 30 for n brooch. The
excessively smart auctioneer began
ridiculing him for this bid, but he
struck the wrong man. The bidder
retorted as follows: 'See here, young
jack-anapes, | have seen these gentle
men here listen to your impertinence
long enough, and have been waiting
torive YOU IL lesson. If | had as sassy
a clerk as you are in my employ
would kick hum out of my place at
once. applause from the audience,)
Now, as your brooch being worth 100
It's value wholesale is just $3.50, and II
any gentleman here present wants to
puy brooches like that, | shall be
happy to supply them with amy
number of them retail at 81, because
I made that hit of jewe'ry.' More ap-
plnuse, and for the rest of that sale the
Young crier did business without com
ments on bidders.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-01-06
LORD CARSARvoN, who led the OPP

LORD CARSARvoN, who led the opposi-
ton to the Irish Compensation bill in
the lords last winter, has published a
letter in which he takes John Bright to
task for his recent speech at Birming-
nam on the land question. He thinks
Mr.. Bright disloyal and he should not
retain a cabinet position as long as he
holds his present views with regard to
the laws of the Country, the house of
lords and the perogative of the sover-
eign. Mr.. Bright has not yet replied
to Lord Carnarvon, but if he does reply,
the nobleman will probably have some
wholesome truths pointed out to him.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-01-06

Thu legislatures Of twenty-one of the
.nirty-eight states of the union now
mold their sessions biennially, and
lwent; eight of them will meet in Jan
nary. Just think of it--twenty-eight
legislatures grinding out new laws and
.inkering old ones, all at one timel The
very thought is enough to drive an hon
est and studious lawyer crazy.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-01-06

would, Therefore, order a court-martial,
and if Whitaker was shown to be guilty
of the charges preferred against him, he
would be dismissed from service; and that
if innocent, he should not be made to sui
fer. In army circles the opinion is that
the charges against Whitaker cannot be
proven, and that he will be given another
chance a. West Point under General
Howard
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-01-06

REFERRING TO Christmas III the disai-
fccted districts of Ireland, II dispatch
from Dublin says: ut is generally said
that so dull and sad Christmas has
never been experienced here Sullen
depression marks the spirit Of the peo-
ME. and traders, who have for some
time been feeling very acutely the et-
rects of the disturbed state OF the coun-
try, are beginning to eNhlbl. signs OF
great embarrassment. But the aglta-
lion. which is paralyzing trade, putting
capital to flight, and poisoning com
mercial life, still extends Its deadly IN
Thence. while the sufferers look on Its
progress in helpless dismay. The eff
forts of the Land League are now
chiefly directed towards the North OF
Ireland. where il is persistently trying
10 overcome the repugnance 70 It's
nractices. There can he little doubt
that il has succeeded considerably,
when mostly all the districts are honey
eombed With its organization. The eN-
ertions of the agitators are also directed
towards the County of Dublin and the
borders of Dublin itself. Mahhide,
near Dublin. was the scene of n second
dem onstration Sunday, but there was
a. reason 10 boast Of it's success.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-01-06

THE drouth in the vicinity of Spring
field, H., is becoming very serious, and
is aggravated by the severe cold wealth
or, which is converting into ice the
scanty supply Of water in the smaller
streams. Live stock is suffering great
" in consequence.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-01-06

THE Rev. DR.. f. II. Chaplin, the dis
.taguished New York Cniversallst
preacher, died in that city December
IS. lie was one of the most powerful
orators Of his time. he was eixty-six
year Of age.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-01-06

1t is reported that an English bar
er, acting in the name of eX-EnapT'
Eugene, has arrived in Paris Tor
purpose of extricating Nine. de frl'
land. god-daughter of the eX-Empre
who, with her husband, Baron de RE
land, is under arrest, Nine. de ffie
land being charged with forging
grandmother : signature to acceptan"
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-01-06

GREAT BRITAIN now has two rebellions
on hand-that Of Ireland and that of
the Beers in South Africa. Troops are
being sent to both of these 'disafected
districts"
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-01-06

THE British Post Office department
has ordered 10000 telephones for the
postal service.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-01-06
ANNOTATI0NS.

THE number of immigrants arriving
in New York since January ], 1880, was
3lS,937.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-01-06

Some OF the New York grs =
look like small hussars in thcli
Jackets braided with gold. -
cuffs and jackets fairly gl,ueIl
metal, and the eFec. is decideois
itary.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-01-06

Ann Eliza Young, the late Brigh''
nineteenth, bad a narrow escaFa
the occasion of the Duke Center !.
fire, Sunday morning. She was re- re-:
from the second story of qua
building by an adventurous tireni"'
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Illarnrz Hote prom aerihasr Z. C0.

Library aoto from hpFlAHeF
The policy Of the conductors Of SsriS'
nsrl Monthly in having 3 number Of shert
novels 10 accompany their historical serial
ot'Peter the Great" has proved q fortunate
one. The publication Of peter the Great"
has materially increased the circulation Of
the msgszine, and has resulted in large
sale Of back numbers and volumes there
have been one thousand copies Of last
years volumes sold in England alone dur.
ing the pRst few months), and the printing
OF these bright novelties has appealed 70
even a wider constituency, and has been
an excellent balance to the heavier ma
terial OF the history. OF those already
published, Mrs. sChSyer's "TigerL Lily. at
once established her reputation as q writer
OF capital short stories, while nothing Of
Mrs, BuTnett's yet issued has been more
widely read and enjoyed than "a Fair
Barbarian" In May begins Mr., Cables
MADAME Dslphine," The author Of "The
Grandissimes" has already scored so great
a success as O writer Of short stories and
% o novelist that there can be but little
doubt IS to the quality OF MADAME Del.
phine." Every one knows Mr., HoWells,
and the announcement that he, too, will
contribute a novelette,, 70 begin in the
June ScnbnT, with the taking title OF "a
Fearful Responsibility" has been received
with not little satisfaction by his large
constituency Of readers. Later there will
be printed short aerial by II, H, Bnyesen,
and another by the author Of IAN Earnest
TriAer," whose long silence since her first
success auRers well for the new story. 1t
ia expected that these last two will begin
in the "Midsummer" Scribner,
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There was q good attendance and 3 very
earnest purpose manifested at the Wheel
log, PMkersburg d Charleston railroad
meeting yesterday, Every county along
the line YVES represented, and well repre-
ssnted too. There ia no doubt oil the fact
that the people behind these representa-
tiyes feel more interest In this project now
than at any former period Of its history
The long, hard and cold winter, with ils
protracted ice embargo on trade and travel
has aenslbly quiCkened this popular inter
est. The people realize that q railroad Is
their only reliance for communication with
the outside world. They want some sub
sttute for ice in the winter and low rates
In the summer. Hence they want . rail-
road.
Senator Camden was present and made
q very plain and direct statement as re-
CARDS the purposes Of the syndicate that
expect 10 build the road. His confer
eaces and negotiations in the east had re-
suited in an explicit agreement on the part
Of a number OF capitalists that they would
take hold OF the project and build the
road when West Virginia organization
was formed, or as soon thereafter as sur
vey should be made and the right OF way
obtained. They propose TO take a con-
tract from this West Virginia organization
at so much in bonds and so much In the
stock OF the company per mile, and build
the road, They ask no money outside Of
what is necessary to make the survey and
procure the right Of way. What these
will amount to no one knows as yet. The
counties pretty generally sgreed yester-
day to take care Of the right Of way
through their own respective limits, and
the amount necessary for tho survey Is
placed at $4,000. This amounts divided
out among the counties as equitably as
possible. Ohio, Marshall and WetEel are
expected to raise $4,000, Tyler, PlessantS
and Wood s., 500 and ROane, Jackson and
KanawhA $500,
This money Is to be raised as fast as
possible, 80 that the survey may be made
10 May, and the road put under contract
by June, In fact Senator Camden stated
that the syndicate wss willing and anxious
to build the road this year, and would at
once put every loot Of 1t under contract II
the local organization was ready to make
the contract with them,
To the end Of aiding this energetic pur.
po'e OF tho syndicate the committees Of
solicitation in each county will be ap.
pointed at once aud set to work. II the
people OF the respective counties reCipro-
cate this energetic purpose Of the syudi'
cate 1t will not be long until corps Of en-.
gineers will be on the route.
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RATuRrAY, MAY I, Iul,


commencing al 10 80 O'tlocL 4 N, prOeNd " Nl u
the front door Of the Court HJUI' Of Ohio county,
West Virginia, 10 the hest and bet bidder, ~
following dEeribed properly that 10 On'i AHM
south hall Of lot numbered twelve, 10 SQuHO hBn'
bered nine Is koi lot No i7inN ~. ~ ndaIC
ted on the plat Of the Sub-dlVlOnI OIL The Ju'pA
Caldwell tSAis and addition, thtreifvn 10 The tll
ri Wheeling, Ohio county, West Vlhl'lL, ttld hLi
LOT IL dtuAIe and fronts on the tpi SIDE VI 4HlA
street formerly called Fillmore brel htlNn
TWi mtg nluth street Nnd 7 hlft' enih hret Co'nHI
called FalFmont ,tTOrt AMI New IlFre' h In Mt Iue
division, being the Samv property iOh'sJtd % DnbI
MeljOnough BY Alex J. CA'dEeIl nnd vile By dtd
dated the 81 day u May, ISIS, and Of ntHd 10 ~
Cfhee Of the Clerk Of the County ,oaIl q Oho
county, Wet ViTgitlA, In Deed Box no. w. PI'
8N.
THRns or sALE.-0nt.thIrd Il he PurAiN
money, and a much more ~ The PufshAu niI
elect 70 pay, In cash; the residue 10 Two t4uh "
stallm6ntS al Glx and tVe,Ve mont Ellh lhMM
from DAY Of sale, purchaser g'iAG bOle,, ttYisi9
deed Of trust and sufficient Insurance lof dIa1"
Taymenu. ..,...,,.L.,.
IOct, but selling ~ trustee, snail eon'v 0nIi 'uh
title % Il vested In me by sald de,d Of trust
WIN. p. HUBBARD, TfaIua
n hN
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TRUSTEES SALE OF

Huhld WHEELING pBnbvr
~ virtue q deed Of tTuIt mSjS nv TsotERU,
ard and CaihArine, his wife, 10 Ia S nIl Ia,
trustee, dated the 10th day Of bseSmb.s. eG.nL n
recorded IL the IA Of tbs CIrIf N " nn "
Court o. Ohio county, WSSt Vir,IS;, So51iI
Trust Book No, 9. nage SIS IIhlll on F" UsN
100000. SATURDAY, MAY l. Iul
commencing a. . 30 O'clock a. m n -
the trent ooor Of the tourt Hou,S a M M Rl u
west Virginia, TO hehghest aud bal MI! eGSapI,
loWing duerlbed property, that ID 10 M. hthl'
one hall u that lot Oi ground lyirE In ae loOlL
the city Of wheeling, IN the Site Il W., n E u
called North Wheeling, aud EumbersJ ~. tlrIlhl
and one y, lot No, lOl on ths pi,, ~ aaa'ip
o. said city, being the same property rosS. ah l
Sald JamGS Leonard by the N ortlpEmsn'. ~ y ~
Association u Wheeling, By deed dsSS x. ~ dlsI
o. January, 1878, ard Of record 10 IL "a uI "
Clerk 81 the ounty Court Of Ohio COUNT ~ q "
glnlA, 10 Deed Book No, o., puEs III "s1 VT
TE4uS OF sALE -OnO. hid Of M pu,.h,,.
and a. much more ~ the purchaser u IL, eliI,
10 cab; the residue In two equal Initial H'SN ~
aud twelve months, with inte OF from A. u
purchaser giving notes, seCursl ~ desj N W.
lumCient Insurance ior deferred pAJm,Dls "SN ~
he uuo 70 tbs Gaid properly d 6e I.vss +, H..
lect, but ceiling R1tTuIteo, ihaIl eopv,v ~ Ri'
uue ~ 70 vested In mo by aid deed Of IN, vel
W. h. HALLER, AuctiOnser. A'aElet
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TRUSTEES SALE,

BY virtue Of a deed Of irllt mad, h, p.,-.,
Campbell and BIidRst, his wife, 10 IN ~ rllltl
Hu,teeI dated he hh day u Anil. ISTS uNfad
corded 10 tue office Of tbs III Of IL toSI,. S y
Of Ohlo County West Virginia, IN Deel Al T,, ost
No. 8, page SOS, Gh II, IN A'u' t~t
SATURDAY, MAY l. 1851
commencing u 10 O'Clock a. u prot ID touII,n.
front door u the Court House Of OhiS c'uT,. NY ~
ViTgln'R, 70 he highest And DO Gidi,T NV I ~
Ing deleTiMd proper y that Is 10 al iS.V 'SN'
OnU'hA Of lot numbtTEd GlG 10y 10 l1r A., nv w
tWenty-ons (9ll, Is deSiguAt d 90 tbS m'S Fi g
lue-diV 3Ion1 VI the JO'Sph Ia dWeii t,IiS "a W
d Ion lhtIelrom 10 the city Of WhSISs ~ ~ ~
county Of Ohio, and otAts q Wut YIr,iS, w
half lot fronts on the west aide Of Wto,' 49,. ~
tween Twenty. ytnlh and ltJ RVhIh M, =
the sixth ward Of the Eaid city q Nht Ipe ~. u
the same property conveyed 10 The AZ p',,tk
Campbell ~ L. q. Hughu ard VIIs' h, w W
dated the oh day o. April, 1878, aud u r,eoS w X.
ethee Of the COrE Of the County CSurt Of OH NV.
". WSSt ViFg MIA, N4''"S''
TlR's or eALH-One-thiF Of The purch,,, r,,.,
and Rs much more - he purchase uI, Sjrt ~ ~,
In enbi the TtS'ue In Two IQull lnIilm1b y "
aud tWoIVe months, With IN net H. IN jII ii ~.
purchaser RiVnE UteS, EeCund BY de,d Of Ir,, NJ
sufficient insurance Tor d'ienId pa, uIn'I SIS
The title 70 the said property believed "a h.,.,
feet, bot selling % trustee, shall runJtJ SbiV NJ
title - Is vested In me nv said iced Of INN Tvs
WA +, HUBBARD, TuhE