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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-18
FOREIGN DISPATCHES.
Miscellsueous.


LONDON, February 16.-At Q meeting
Of the executive officers Of the Land
League In Paris, on Sunday last. Par
nell stated that the funding Of E7o.o 10
Of the Leagues money had finally been
arranged. he said . manifesto would be
issued, explaining everything that had
been doas In regard to the funds, TO the
branches OF the League, which will be
published oen after bis return to Ire
land. It wal also intended, he said,
that Immediately after the passage OF
the Coercion bill, the Irish members OF
Parliament would hold Q conference 10
Dublin. They would then place them.
selves at the head Of the people, thua
meeting the blow the government ID
aiming ct the organization.
CHICAGO. February IA Times Lon.
don special says Glsdstons's Irish
policy is becoming intensely unpopular
10. Ireland. and Il 10 predicted that the
present government will not survive the
pscifcstion OF ireland.
Parnell's aversion to overt acts ID
causing him to lose ground with the e.
tremists OF his own party.
LONDON. February 17.-It 10 stated
that General Colley has te~legraphed that
the Beers have made overtures OF peace,
and that the proposals have been con-
sidsrsd 10 Cabinet Council and . reply
tslegrsphed to Colley.
BxYRour. February l0.-A Turk muir
dsred O Christian and Q number Of
Christians left town and went to their
villages, where they were met by Turks
and ten persons killed in 9 Asht which
snsued.
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Hugh Lamb. foreman Of the Bonanza
mines. 10 getting lonesome. He says
that IL makes his heart sick and his head
ashs to 20 through those mines and
think what has been done there and
what is now doing. 1.-THE fact Is" said
be. "ths big bonanza Is completely
worked out. We have some men pros
pectine ON the 1000 and l70O levels and
they may And some ore. but not much;"
and with q sorrowful shake Of the head
and Q downcast look he added regret.
fully and with Q deep drawn sigh (:
''Plumb played out"
He referred to the yield OF II, SILL.
707, COS and $74. $50. 900 in dividends,
and then told Of his bet with Mackey.
''Mackey." said he. Offered to bet Q
hundred. dollar suit Of clothes that I
could not for Q certain month take from
the 1900 level 600 tons Of ore per day.
I took the bet and set my men at work
and told them what I had done. They
were a. anxious to make . record as I
was-ths bet was nothing-aud they
worked like devils. They made their
record too-633 tons a day for t~oenty-ei9ht
days. and u yielded %, 682, OO0-and 1t all
went mp the old Con. Virginia shaft. and
now I feel ierssken when I look at the
place. Come here some day at O'Clock
and I'll take you all through the place
and show you an underground ruin that
there 10 nothing In the world TO equal"
The promise was given.
Whether the big bonanza 10, as Lamb
believes, plumb played out" or not
II Was . plumb. sursly-one thing Is Ger.
tain : No more ore will ever be raised
through the Con. Virginia shaft. II 10
shorn Of It's strength. as Sampson wal OF
his locks, and now even the ore-houss-
what was left of II, and not much at
that-and the carpenter shop are yield
ing to the d~sstroyers. aud women and
children, with sacks and baskets and
aprons. are plundsrips the ruin for frs-
wood.
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Powder Ne. subdued

Lamb, OF the Con. Virginia, 10 having
much sport now with powder men. The
Thunder" agent and the "Eursks'
vender and others are after him. and The
way be gets rid Of them 10 BY sending
them to the south end Of the drift on the
$500 level where men are ohamberiug for
a Joint Best 4 Bslchsr raise; tempera'
ture there. ll5 degrees. They all 60
there once but never the second time, not
even to see the effect OF q blast with their
powder. Lamb says they are. after one
visit. pilotsd or carried out and sent up
the shaft with . miner or two to keep
them from falling OF the cage. Yet
men work their regular shifts there. and
in the same drift on the Ophir side
where they did work the temperature 10,
with oil ventilation secured, not less
than l25.
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BY 4 ACCORD,

AYra's cArzAlrIo PILLs are the best OF oil
purgatives for family use. They are the product
Of long. ~lsborious. and successful chemical In
vestigstion. and their extensive use BY PhJsi
clans In their practics. and by oil civilized
nations. proves them the best and most effect
i've purgstive Pill that medical science can de-
Wise. Being purely vegetable no harm car
arise from their use. In intrinsic valus and
curative powers no other PILLS can be compared
with them. and every person. knowing their
virtues. will employ them when needed. They
keep the system In perfect order. and maintain
In healthy action the whole machinery OF life.
Mid. searching and ensctusl, they are specially
adapted 70 the needs Of the digestive apparatus.
arrangements Of which they prevent and cure,
II timely taken. They are the best and safest
physic 10 employ for children and weakened
constitutions, where . mild, bat eflectusl
cathartic 10 required. Z
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Thrifty Celestials.

CHICAGO, February ia Times New
York special says: On the steamer Sara.
toga. from Havana, which arrived yes
tsrdsy. there were twsnty-ons China
men. These coolies are ON their way 10
China, and left for San Francisco via
the Erie Railway. They had completed
eight years service. the contract time Of
those who 20 10 Cube. They are paid
50 . month. and ont Of this they Save
81 to take homo with them. Many OF
them, after going back to China. return
TO Cuba and become merchants. In.
stead Of going BY way OF the isthmus, %
formerly, the majority OF the orisntals
now come BY way OF Ban Francisco and
the Erie road. and return over the same
routs. The fare for Chipamen either
way between New York and Havana Ia
S20.
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EASTERN DISPATCHES
Chinese Naturalization.

CHICAGO. February MA movement
Il on foot to naturalizs the Cinnamon
now In Chicago, and two Of the Cslss-
tials put in N appearance at the County
Court this afternoon for that purpose.
About half . dozen have signiAsd their
intention TO become citizens. and IL IL
probable that many more will fellow
their example.
Three Cslsstials, dssirous Of bscon-
ing bsna nde American citizens. ysstsr.
day applied to John Stephens. Clerk Of
the Criminal Court. for naturalization
papers. Wong Ching Foo, Q natural.
lied Chinaman. acted - interpreter and
explained the case fully. Moy Hong
Kss, one Of the two. had only been In
the county . few months and made sp.
~plication for and Vas given his frst pa
pers. He placed upon the docket . pen
and ink sky.rockst ~ his signature, and
said that Q man we'll verssd In the Chi
U010 Wouiu csh my AOnB
Kee.~Moy Yss and Moy Sam, the other
two. hsys-bcen In the country for over
ten years. having come here when but
sixteen years old, saaii ever entitled to
full naturalization papers they1aouid Do
now, but Judge Moran. alter An sxSf3,p,
alton Of the applicants, took the matter
under advissment. A Judge Of the Cir
cult Court Of Ban Francisco and . Judge
In New York have both decided that
Chisamen cannot become full citizens Of
the United States. The question has
never come before the Supreme Court,
and Il 10 one Of the unsettled questions
In the great Chinese question. Judge
Msrsn did not care 10 express an opin.
ion upon what ether Judges had disa-
greed upon without careful o~onsidera.
ton OF the whole subject. BE was net
sure, moreover, bat that the provisions
OF the new Chinese Treaty would pre-.
vent the contamination Of Monaghan
citizenship.
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Money Plenty.

Nrw YoRx, February ls.-Ths Posi-
ssys: Il 10 reported that the chief
organizer Of tho Oregon Navigation sys.
tenn recently gave notice to his follow
ing. who. under his lead, have In the
last two years made fortunes, that he
wanted q fund Of 5000. 00U to be lssd
for Q purpose which hs would disclose
later; that 10 response to this nstioe be
reosived offers Of SIC, 600. 900, but allot-
ted only 5000. 900. Moreover. that bis
receipts or certificates Of acceptance OF
subscriptions have since sold at forty
per cent. premium. We say that this 10
reported. It was told us BY Q reputable
banker. and parts OF :hs tale read like q
chapter from Q leaf OF John Law. We
new hear. but not on the sane authority,
that the purpose for which this money
was wanted Is to be used In securing con-
troll OF tho Northern Psciho Railroad.
the scheme being to practically bring
about Q union Of interests with that
company and the Oregon Navigation
Company. We have been unable to
confirm this, but 10 II 10 true, II Affords
an explanation for the large rise In
Northern Pacific common stock and an
advance today In preferred shares.
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Ladder, AptLPolygany Society.

NEW YoRx. February lS.-Ths Ladies'
Anti. Polygamy Society Of Brooklyn had
Q meeting yesterday afternoon. Mrs. I'm.
ossns Fales presided. Many prominent
ladies Of Brooklyn were present. The
message OF the Governor Of Idaho. on
the subject Of polysamy. was read BY
the Secretary. Mrs. Bradshaw. and 10
yorably commented On. The Society
will place itself In communication with
the principal cities with the view OF
forming auxiliary societies. A commit
tee was appointed to confer with Con-
Rressmen.elec Bliss. and Smith, and In.
tsrsst them In the work which the So-
ciety proposes to do. Printed petitions
against polygsmy will be sent to tenn.
psrance and women's prayer meetings
for signatures. The clergyman OF
Brooklyn have been requested to read
notices relative to the next meeting Of
the Society from their pulpits on Sun.
day. A letter from Rev. DR.. lnssrsoll
OF Brooklyn VA read. In which be states
that hs will give the movement hin
hearty CO operation. Letters were also
read from New York ladies expressing
sympsthy with the work.
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Ansrnes. ssrsss Rsserl

SAN FaASersco. February ls-4P ?. H.
Alta. q 80. Az. 20. ais, 10; Savage.
2 10; Union Con-. 8; Benton. Csc; Seor-
pion. I 10; NJ. Potosi, COO. 5sc; Northern
Belle. Is; ophir. 4ss, 4 IS. 4 80; Con. vir-
ginia. 1 IS. I 90; Mexican. 81, 6a; Nav
ajo. I 80; Gould 4 Curry. 40; Grand
Prize. I co; Albion. I 10. IN; Yellow
Jacket. . 90; Hale & Norcross. 3 10. ~;
Eureka Con-. ASK. 2sk; Nj. Diablo. ~
Silver King. lsk; Potesi. 2; Justice, CSC
Utah. II; Crown Point. I As; chOllar, IN
Bullion. I os; Andes, I ~. I 40; North
MONDAY. II; Best& Bslehsr, ~; syndi'
cate, aOc; Exchequsr. I 10.
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Practical Bequssts.

NORTHAMPTON. Mass, February 49,
Judge Charles E. Forbes, Just dead, In
his will. after leaving . hali-brothsr and
sister each $1,000 in an.sitiss. gives in
trust to the town Of Northampton $780,
600, and % much v the State wants foi
q public library; $4,000 for . building,
and an income Of $50. 900 for tesks. No
minister Of religion 10 70 have anything
to do with the Management OF the insti'
tuition. In case Of failure 70 accept the
conditions, the $220. 900 goes to Har'
ward College to establish . p~rofsssorship
OF advanced soientihs research.
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i. brand arsasd swell.

The day after rsssmins work in the
south header Of the Sutro tunnel they
made about Ave feet, when the men
were called away to work at some other
point for o time. The next morning the
foreman went to the front to measure
the work and came back with his hair
standing on end. His measurement
showed that there was NO five feet 3D.
vance at all. The clay had swollsn ont
and left them just whore they started.
II hs had not measured just when he
did they would have come ont four or
Ave feet behind.
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WIZ. rnl COUNTY MONEY n.

After the foregoing matter was settled,
Chairman Canavan asked what system
the Treasurer had for keeping the money
ii It was his custom to keep u Ill In
the vault Of the Tressursr's office?
Treasurer 0tey-The majority Of the
county money 10 In the Nevada Bank
probably $50. 900 Of Il.
Chairman Canavan-As . special do
posit Or open ACCOUNT
Treasurer Otsy-As an open account,
I suppose; at any rate, II q b drawn
by check ct any time.
Chairman Capavan-It may DO nsces.
sary for the Board to count the money.
and Il should bs where Il can be got at.
District Attorney Hilss-It 10 unlaw-
full for the Treasurer to keep the public
money In any bank. except a. special
deposit.
Treasurer Otsy-Ths Board car count
the money at any time during Once
hours. from "a. n. to 1 ?. n. Il will
be impossible to do 90 ct Any other time.
Tbxc:-s. the tims-look Of the safe closes
Il and il csnu6..6 DO opsnsd except during
business hours.
TIE sArE. 49,
Csmmissioner Fraser wanted to know
II the safe In the Treasurer's ofiss was
q good one. II ii was not as good s'
any In the city be was In favor Of break.
Ing Il up and gettings new one.
Treasurer Otey could not see that It
mattered much where the coin was held
a. long a. IL was forthcoming when called
for. He thought his bend security
enough for the money. whether Il was
In the bank. the vault or his vest pocket.
Chairman Canavan said that Official
bonds did not seem to be much security
whore there wal money enough involved.
But II the Law permitted the Treasures
to place tho funds Of the county on do.
posit II was not the business OF the
Board to interfere.
After consultation the Board ad-
journed till 2 P. n. Saturday, February
&c.
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Disappointed Visitors

WARRINGTON. February 18.-Lsst
night Was the regular night for the Pres.
idsnt'sfortnightly reception. he con.
oludsd to hold no reception, however.
but neglected to give any public notice
Of the change Of programme. The 70.
suit was that hundreds Of carriages and
visitors came whirlins up to the White
House, only 10 And It dark and closed to
Ill oomers.
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Congressional.

WASHINGTON. February 1.-THE Ben
ate Coumii.ss on Appropriations have
decided TO report amendments to the
Legislative Appropriation bill. for the
nusposs Of simplifying and cleaning up
q soou - possible the vast aoosmuia-
don Of unsettled pension bills. -.
The Republican Representatives wiz
caucus this evening on he Apportion'
mSpt bin, Many favor IT. immediate
pssssee,,s two-thfrds Of The 6tats Lsgis.
istures are now In session and u would
ssye the States 1 large sxpsnss. II now
seems probable that the Ill VIII pess.
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Tho Electric Iish. in Denver.

Drxvrs, February 10. The City
Council last evening accepted the propo-
sition Of O. @. Ruthrau6 and others for
lighting the entire city BY the Brush
electric light for two years. ct @14,000
per annum. The light furnished 10
guaranteed 10 be four times greater In
the aggregate than could be furnished
by the sams number Of gas lamps. The
city II to be given thirty days trial Of
the light before its final acceptance.
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The tickets for the grand civic and
military ball OF the National Guard ct
their ball. Virginia. next Tuesday even.
ipe. are very fne and svihos much taste.
Thsse cards forstsll the nature Of the
entertainment understanding elegant
and refined and Pleasurabls. One OF
thess tickets has found Its way to this
sanctum. Thanks.
DR.. Bsrsstsin. County Physician. de-
sirss is to b understood tina. visitors are
not admitted to the County Hospital be-
fore 10 O'Clock in the morning or after
o'clock In the evening. At other
times they will b welcomed. The
Doctor aoss over the whole establish-
msnt at Q A. ", and % much oftsner %
II necessary.
CAPTAIN Canavan left today by private
conveyance for the Walker Lake mining
region. to examine several promisina
mines In which he 10 interested. While
away he will take . look at all the lead
inc mines In the district. and at the new
smelling furnace Of Ludwig. Jones q Co.
Mayor Stephens Of Virginia thinks. II
consolidation IL not effected. that . bill
muss b passed doing away with salaries
for Aldermen and Mayor. the Chief OF
Police must b Street Commissioners and
Asssssor and the Clerk Tsx Collector.
4. and thus economy introduced.
McMurchis d Indignant because his
hin did not pass the Legislature and ID
bound to get sven. To that end he will
..sll 4 Bio mas meeting somewhere next
.Tnssdsv evening to dsnounes somsbody
-vhocysr 10 responsible for the stran'
.eulation Of the bill.
Lat wednesday evening the CON-
uissionsd oaesrs Of the consssef mil
a.. b.a . meeting in Virginia TO die.
~. ~ nav militia Law. The meeting
sdiosrnsd without setion ill tonishs.
Ais..sr addressed - follows !: sslo
for better direction at the Gold az
Posto1Res: Mrs.. Tfsso hoIinisy' Do@s
county. California
Fresh sodash were In the MAKES 70
Sav-Ash dsy-toe The I'M ans w
psasen.
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rsnsus .. . ru..si.

Last evening freight train No. Is.
coming up from Carson. had some trou.
Bile in the Yellow Jacket tunnel. The
oars Of the train were loaded with wood
and lumber. While passing through the
tunnel . stake broke. allowing some Of
the lumber to fall over and catch against
the side-timbers OF the tunnel. One car
vas demolished and another considers
bly, damaged. The accident delayed the
evening passenger train about An hour
and twenty minutes.
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New FORK stock Board.

New YoHx, February -ls.-The Euen.
Ing Posi- learns that early this week q
membership In the New York Stock Ex-
change ssld for $s1 900, aud the buyer
has TO pay In addition $1,000 to the
Stock Exchange. There are HOO mem.
bsrships. aud at $3l. 900 each the pres
.snt value OF tho total memberships 10
334. 100, 900. Five years ago II was
difficult to sell Q membership for $4,000.
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Gave the 0mcer the slip

ALBANY, February 16.-Psddy Ryan.
the prize fighter. was arrested last night
On q requiEHon from Governor West.
Of Virginia, for participation IN . hght
With Joe doss in that State last summer.
This morning Ryan requested permission
10 visit his saloon TO arrange business
matters, and wss accompanied there BY
one Of the officers. After entering the
saioon Q crowd collected and he walked
ont, The crowd holding the door shut In
the fscs Of the ofaosr, preventing pur.
ala
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Cigars. Ess.

o. h. Gallup. opposite the Bank Of
Gold Hill, has just received . fresh lot
OF prime Havana cigar. and keeps oil
choicest and best and most popular
brands. At his store viii be found all
the iavorits brands Of smoking and
chewing tobacco and . Ans stock OF
mssrschaum and other pipes. with ali
kinds Of smoking goods, stationery. no.
tions, playing cards, ste. Bee advertise
msnt under "Nsw Today"
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"pluMs PLAYED OUT"
THE me- BONANZA An UNDER.
GROUND RUIN.

Hugh Lamb ssd HIS Bet with
Maekay-six Hundred and Thir'
sy.shres Tens = Day for twenty
eight Days and = Hiesd Of 49,
Observation-Disclosures and ke'
altslen.
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STEVE o MS
Patent noa,d Board
MATCHMAKING PAN.
PATENTED, APRIL 10. 1870.
INTERNATIONAL IxnIsIrIos.
phiisdslphia. 1915.
AWARDED FIRST PREMIUM
IRON Al nr.ovxD-
Grinding and Amalgamattng Pan.


OHIs PAN 10 FAR SUPERIOR 10 ALL
othsfs In several important particulars.
The Grinding Mullsrs are near the center, ~.
curing less power. The piow-shsped grooves
raise the quicksilver with tho pulp regularly,
with lees power. without violence. and Win
better amalgamating effect, besides admitting q
larger charge. The inclined shaped housinGs
Of the mullsr.plate openings emciently force
the pulp directly under the mullefs. -,
Iron works, ~ to 81 First street Ban trsn'
cisco. and u the 0stss 3 6oovtlle Iron worn,
o. bouth Canal street, Chicago, where y can %
exsmlnsd and further partieulars DO learned;
Or peryous may apply 70 the Inventor and Pst'
mtse. o. o. eTRvkNeoN. st the Douslas nnl.
Cold Hill, nsysda. where the fans have long
bssn IN opsFation.
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Arrivals rn,s Mor.iss.

ANcEwsn. J MirOn. J N Campbell. ]
Tobrinsr. FAa Gearing. 8 Mckee. W d
Book. p Hogan. @ @ Battsrman. Mrs ]
Forrest, J Brown, Miss Brown.
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ncnareoree I.aas Eveoing.

Nn B Osborne. T Monroe. 8 Rcsensr.
Charles Hanson. Miss T Robinson, Misa
Alice Jenkins. n Coote, II Cornforsh. II
p Willard, n Tachirner. L Stsltheimer.
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Day before yesterday the jacket diff
ON The tunnel level made Aitssn feet.
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0TOCK REfOBT.
~ Frnneiseo Doafa.


LAST xvxStho'
$50 Northern Belle, 12k
HOO Argenta. 500
leS Grand rf,ze'
" Navalo,
w. knaowmsnsS
2Aoo IuscaLots' .
~ DAY, soo
CO.. Aleieu.
go North Belle lac, 2
50o NJ foeosi, ooo' .
z00 holmes, DC
Ivy sodie. eS'o
I'D Concordia, ss.
y Jupiter. 'Cc, oyc. Wv
~ addenos. i az. q
20 Synoie.s' 100 ~
y e I.
zso SoS1n.., 10 ~
~ MeC,' =,
.o nor.n
40 so 0 n ~
40 49, q.
~ psvp "a ,ax
Hs.S csnts..
y NJ. yorI Hili'S
40 W.r,in White loe. AZ
...v,vo
fhis ~
$40 0phir. 49s.
200 Mexican. 81. 81
3s5 Gould 4 Curry. 5 20. ~
400 Beet q Bslcher. ~. ~
70 Cslifsrnia. l
s2s Savage. ITO. avs
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ty!!o4H. !! WORK !!!!!! X: e: - e: r '.'l ss ~ = =
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COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
PUTTING s,se.eeo LOCK Oh TIE
COUNTY STABLE.

l.,,.s wanted and ssas 9iven-
Ceansy Treasurer OssS e"
she beard-Fusss IL ne 49,
ury-An Addisissai bssa OF w.
600 Asked.
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SRR !: v::s Y .ea' : |, E. a Ici1s IS 5
d. fustland, 2AiDe.
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RESTORED.

A victim Of early i~mprudsnos. causing nssv:
Gus debility, premature decay, etc.. hav1ne IT,
In vain ever Known remedy. has discoveaeo !
simple mesns Of SELF cure. which y VII ~
frss TO bis fsllow.su1srsfs. Addrses s.a'
RREVES. q Ohssham d.. ". GU