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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-10-13

For 1919 cents you can buy a clear Ha-
vana cigar at DR.. Schneider's. n
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-19
ELECTION NOTICE.
MAYORS OFFICE,

tlrN or DALLAS. \
\ compliance with resolution adopted by
ISL:
An election is hereby ordered 10 pc held In
me city OF Dallas on the 9Th day OF April, 1881,
70 ueiermine whether or not there hall be
leNied an anoual lax of * OF per c,ur, for
this and ensuing year on all property in tho
city OF Dallas, the said ,ax 0slns tor tue
purpose " constructing school hu idiuss tor
the public schools of the city. AT said
special election no one shall be qualified to
vote except persons who pay proper ~ lax to
me lily A separate ballot box VIII be hGd
but al sa spccls election thu same nhic, ~
Will conduct the election and II will b, held
81 The same time ana NJ the same places as the
general city election, AS fullow.:
First Ward--Polls at the courthouse; q. NJ
Terry, presiding officer.
Second Ward - Polls NJ Rryan's lnildlnr.
Camp street; W. w. Ross, presiding o1icer.
Tnrd Ward - Poll at FIR chs store, ON
Biysn street, j. II Brown, .presiding o0ictr
Fourth Ward - Polls at Nouugs school
house; j. j. Eakins, presiding oniceg.
Ballots used to DO wrltien or printed: SIN
favor of the taxi" or, Opposed 10 the tax -
In witness whe -eof, have hereuuto anixed
my othctSl signature, aud caused
IL. $. lhe seal Of said GETTY 20 be hareon
Impressed, II onice In saG city,
this 10Th OF March, A. II. Ssl.
l.. t BOHNl, Mayor pro tenl.
attest; j. u. HEREFORD, city Secretary.
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Errors Of Specsl,.

Say al would rather walk" and not II
had rather walk"
Say 81 doubt not that shpll," and not
but SHALL
Say "for you and me-" and not "for you
and /"
Say "whether I DO presen, or moi" and
not 'prosont or no"
Say "pot that 1 Know and no. shat |
know Of"
Say "return it to me-" and not "relurn Il
back TO mo-"
Ssy"I seldom sec him." and no. ~ seldom
ever SEQ him."
Say "iewer friends" and no. LEES
friends"
Say III mistake not" and not "If am
not mistaken.
Say "camo Is plentiful" and not "gamo Il
plenty"
Say u am wcak In com parison with you"
gnd no, 40 you"
Say IL. rates yosy fast" and not "vcry
hard"
Say "hn was no.rd for his violence" and
nos notorious for Violence
Say 'thus much 10 truo," and not "thiu
much "a true"
Say al litsd it." and not al liit,d II up
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-19

Whom Santa Auns came TO tho United
State, after Tho Mexican rebellicn he brought.
$4,000 IN dismonis winch he deposited in a
Fate dopiGt company IN New York. They
have been there since 1856. Santa Anna
oiod in 1876, but undoub!ly bad forgotten
the vslusblc depoeit, as he never had called
for IL some of his creditors, Of whom no
len m,ns. having learned Of tho Jewels, are
takirc steps through Tho courts 10 obtain
possession OF them.
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Depison. February 70, iSSl.
y. 7. EoyEs. ESQ. General Agent Dicbold
Ssio and Lock Company.
Dear Sir,--Ws take pleasure In Inform In
YOU that The Number II nichold S,tl. pur-
chaseu from you was IN tue ilre ON the might Of
February sih, ISL, vh,oh consumed our tVu-
storv h,,ck stnrc and the store adlOWlrg The
eaie fell with tho floor Into the ceilor. In
whlch was stored IA lnimcn.s stock ot haccn,
tara, oil, and such henvy and inAnuunuhie
.uod,, whe,e II rema,ntd iuf forly q, irhi
hmita, and WAS al white heat when erased
nu from the ruins, On oreninp thu .ale
ZONE huurs later, We nnni oil uui h7tls
rnrers md money IN areri,,i eta,e OF pies b.
watt n. W" nlly .n'ciae tho Diehod ssit
u ~ want smother ~ tuuit hs q can - en- cu
hcw store. senc snmp'eof money tnken 90
Il the safe ard MI emit come papers tha
wsr-in II. Tile w r. We VIII ship 10 YOU q \
sau pie. 80 yon can shus what The Di,b q
SAFE will d..
Very respectfully You're,
MAIN, kuriis n Co,
Wholesale urocrts Denisop, Texas.
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PERSON Al.

APPROXIMATIONS Frazier, residence No,
4 q, caroline street raises and moves build
ings with rromp 'ness and dispstch Orders
may be left NJ the hardware store of X u Bell
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Medical and Surgical
INSTITUTE,
Corner Main and poydras Sire cts
DALLAS, TEXAS,

Where all diseases of chronic nature are
treated successfully few OF which are here
enumerated: pisesses of the throat and
lungs, cGtnrrh. uterine troubles, kidney and
bladder complaints; hennirhoidS cured with
out pain. FistulA strlctnre of the Ureiha
and Reoium; nervous affections, as palsy,
etc skin diseases, ~ pimply eIupgions; I'LL
cars, varcOse veins and cancers. Badness
successfully treated on a new plan,
ScrOful0us diseases of the bones, as white
swelling, or hip joint disense, Will be put up
In any kind of fixed splints known TO ortho-
pedic surgery.
All private diseases of either sex treated
successfully.
Parties residing ut n distance from Dallas
and wisning 10 receive treatment from the
institute, will on application either by mail
or Otherwise, receive printed blanks on which
to return a synopsis Of their ailment sufficient
TO enable us 10 return them an intelligent
diagnosis of their complaint, anc can receive
prompt and thorough treatment at their own
house, by close mail or express.
Dispensary Department.
The manager wishes to announce that la all
cases that are worthy aud the patients are 10,
poor to take o course or treatment ut the lnsll
tute, that during the hours oill q. IN. 10 IL IN
ana from to y. M, careful examination,
VIII be conducted and treatment prescribed
free to oil who may apply. None turned
away.
Remember the place, Main street, corner O
Poydras, over l.. Meyers COnnor's drug store
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Pa YSIsjiAk.

DHYsIClAN AND SURGEoN-.DR. NOR
L TON. Office, in lrst national bank build
Ing. Residence, SAN Jlcinto street, near
I,sOrayd
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FOR SALE.

NOR ShtE-OWing TO other engagements
L l offer my saloon, Germanla Hall, for
.ale!ow, Call asd see me, ut l,rmp's Ice aud
Beer Den@t. Uhsrles Meieterhans.
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ENM RENE.

NOR RENT. The business house now occu-
u pied by Erwin & Co., l0S Elm street viii
be ton rent ON the irst OF April, Apply toJohn
browning, l0i7, him street.
NOR Rem "a new two.story huuse,6 rooms,
y ciRie!n ami hYdrant water, convenient TO
business; also houte with rooms; apply to
& NJ. WHEAT, at Sanger Bros.
k.sOR nENr -lnQ Bennett hide house, In rear
u OF John Potts grocery store, In front OF
Pacific depot. 81 table for Il produce store;
will hold 1000 bushels Of com. For partlcu-
lara, inquire OF John Browning, 1857 Elm 81
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East Line & Red River R, h.
Time Card No, =,

Taking effect Monday, March IL, 1881.
west-bound. JEFFERSON. East bound.
4:00p. m. Depart. MAIL. Arrive 1910 q. m.
700 q. IN. Depart .Fr'ght. Arrive s;l0p. m.
DAlNGERFlELD.
G:l0 y. m. Depart, Mail Depart 1858 n. m.
1910 IL. IN. Depart Fright. Depart l.i5 q. IN,
PITTsBURG.
I:l5 y. m. Arrive. Mall Depart $3.50 n. m.
II 80 q. m. Arrive. Fight. Depart $500 y. IN.
1855 y. IN. Depart. Mall, Arrive $3.50 u. m.
1880 y. IN. Depart. Fright. Arrive 900 y. IN.
WlNSBORO.
s;aoa. m. Depart. Mall, Depart 5lb p. m.
2:Jo y. M. Depart. Fr'ght Depart II rs a. III.
SULPHUR SPRING..
l0;bp. m. Depart. Mail. Depart $3.50 q. IN.
a:W Y. m. Depart. Fright Depart gi5 M.
GREEENVILLE.
l2:n5a. m. Arrive. Mall .Depar, 900 a. m F..
lisp. IN. Arrive. Fright. Depart O;t5 q. m.
Connections: At Grccnville with the Mo.
Pacific railroad for oil polnis In the northwest
at Plltsburg with The Texas n ". Il. railroad
for Gilmor, Mt Pleasant and Tyler, ut JET.
ierson with the Ioxaa & Pacific railroad for
1T. Louis md all points east, south aud south.
east. Passenger trsin runs daily except sun
day. mot. FLYNN,
General Manager.
Gen. Ticket and Pass. asst. :, Jeierson, TEX,
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TRIED BY FlRE !
DIEBCLD'S SATES.

DALLAS, January 10, 1851.
l.. 7. NoyIs, ESQ, Houston, Texas;
| take pleasure In Informing you that the
Number SHE aold ne 10y your agent, MIR. j.
W D0ws. some time siuce, preserved Ito con-
ten IL complete. The pspers we've unimpaifcd,
and some fifty dollars IN bills and silver were
az bright as whey placed In the cash vault. ]
consider TIE test q good one, rs the block OF
bulldngs on south site OF Elm street, where
my house wns located. were entirely destroy
ed on Friday night, January 18th. The
handle was mei'.d, which will require
replacing. ! shnli re-paint the sale Tor
continual. use. The prac,i cal test of tho DIE
bold Safe md Lock Co.'s Fire Proof Safes IA n
poAitive protection | am most happy tn nc
knowledge. Very uuly.
k. Q. PRAIRIE.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-19
TWENTY-FIVE CLINT COLUMN
NOTICES.

a OIat 4 AlVei. s,snsnls ma, ee handed
y INTO our business oilcs up TO : y. IN D.,
and into mo composing RON on % 4, M.
NorlCE-piano for sale at a bargain; tx
~ oetsve neary new, In use oaly ~
i1outhsi ,nquile atSil Weed street.
No1ID -firsteelass board, ray wees 90
~ month, by Nv Thomas, late Of BAltl-
more, Mary LAID, No. l0a1 Main street, Dallas,
near y, Pau street, Cars pass the house,
NullGE - \ tarspiB. Two hundrel and
Az htty stock hCpeS well Ianched in wes.
tern IeNaal payments elsy; apply To John
). AEdrws, Fort Worth, Texas.
NJ OilCE - ONCE, Office fixtures, counters,
~ etc Tor sale cheap, Cali at once AZ
the nollar store,
NOllCE-CAttie Tor sale Eour thoUSaUd
~ mead Of stock cattle, 30 head Of horses
ana ono .oi the best ranches In the west,
VsrMs, cary; -omp rnal estate taken In pay
m9ht An .rews Bros Fort Worth, Texas.
NullCE-A chance fer fOr.une. viii
~ trade for good TEXAS lands q few choice
INTERESTS IN mining claims In Grant county,
New Mexico. Apply at cnce TO W, -. Currie,
rear estate and mniug broker Shakespeare
New MeX,co
NOItCE =, bargain Isn be had IN "a
~ pounds of bourgeois type, In prime CON
dulon, hy appying at this uicc.
" u1l .E-urders to have your furniture,
II piano, etc., moved or packed, len only
nv Jones Murphy's. Will b promptly at
tended to. Respectfully, II, T.. Kreuter.
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NAY ANTED--To purchase n No. draught
w horse, or will exchange one horse iir a
pair of No. horses, paying q reasonable diff,
Ference in cash. Apply to IL. g. lioskins, COZ
I'm, tn
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MIsCEl.LANEoUs WARTS.

tAi ANIEp-- a urnAhed house by respon-
" stole party, VIII will take good care OF
lr0periV. Address W. lock box 1915.
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M ANikD-Io buy for cash small i'm
w proved place, half II mile or SO from
ne CIV lmita. Addfehs q, care of this office
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-19

~ ANiED- Respectable, energetic young
men and ladies 70 vet in every county
IN Texas. The business pleasant and remuner-
atlva. No capital required Correspondence
SOllGited. w II Ahrev. 1921 Main St, DAllAs
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MY AHThD-h tuation by competent
w druggist. Good references given. Adj
dress W, care Herald Office.
w ANItb D. In small family single girl
w or woman (white.) a steady place,
GOOD home aud good wages guaranteed. For
particulars call on proprietor Of City Laundry,
INn Nnmmnrce st.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-19

a Otat = AlVeI. s,sasnts ma, &c handed
y INTO uur business oilcs Mp los p. IN 81,
AMI INTO tGo eomnoS.nE WON un % ! q. M.
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MY ANIED--An active sober business
w man, with a few thousand dollars cap
it"l, to take charge of fine aging business
In city OF Dallas Address w, care Adams
& Leonard.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-13
FURTHER PROOF or FRAUD.
ANOTHER wlrSEss OF TIE ILLEGAL NATuRAL'zA-
TON OF 1868.

ANOTHER WITNESS OF TIE ILLEGAL NATCRAI@ZA-
ton OF 1868.
The investigation OF the charges against
John l. Davenport, United States Conihs"ioner AMI
Chcf supervisor Elections has been dragging along
for nearly two years. mass Of testimony has been
take, before United States Comm:S,ion"r Lyman. and
the petitioners. who represented ny George
W. wingato and +. Elery Anderson. wio
were retained by ImmanY Hall, closed their casc last
fall Mr. davenport has put IN LARGE amount 0i dnch-
mCnary evidence. aud few witnesses have hcrn cx-
anincd his behalf Bu the proceedings nave been 80
desuiory, aud the testimony 50 unnicrc-iin2 that e
attention has been given recently 10 the proceedings
Yesterday however. witness was called who gave evil
deuce OF startling nature. Much has been sail about
the naturalization frauds rractsed In the superior AM
Supreme Courts IN 1853. bat unt Yesterday 10 "f-s
who was fully cOguILaut Of the manner IN which the
frauds werc concuctcd had been called On to testify
When tho proceedings began yesterday Mr. Davenport
placed on the stand PAM Con. II answer 10 IGv'-
tons put by Mr.. davenport he tcsilnrd as follows:
81 was engaged In obtaining naturalization crrtih-
Gates from the superior and supreme Courts IN New
York in 1868. obtained between 5000 anil lOo'o
certificates the names ~ various people There were
several others engaged in the same business, and
among them were John Gallagher. Charles DOughcrty,
John Dougherty Thomas Craig. james acCab".
Charles MCCARTHY John Mctinnis. Patrick McCacr;y.
John Moran, James GoH Jonn Duffy, Martin Donney.
Roger Quinn. Michael Kinney, Patrick Nllly, James
Coli If, Michael Marrow, jeremiah Cooley fh'p
Cooney and Henry Jacobs. Lists OF names were fur
nshcd to me daily. There were eighteen or twenty
clerks in tho basement OF tho CITY Hail. who were under
salary. and divided the names | had among them.
They 1led ont the blank Applications, putting In any
address There were no residences written opposite The
the lists furnished me, aud the residences put
IN the applications were fictitious The cle"S wrote IN
my name Witness for the persons named"
At this stage Of the examination Mr. Anderson objected
10 Witness further questions IN reference
The papers unless the original papers produced
Tho COmmssOuer sustained the oblcctiOn.and the
port stated that ho would produce about 2O0) OF the
original papers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-13

NOTICE OF REDEMPTI0N.-NO5ice a
hereby given In accordance with tho option reseryed
that ALL Bonds OF THE soUTHERN COLORADO COAL
AND TOWN COMPANY win be reiesmed st par ahd Inter
est per upon the principal thereof added lsre
presentation thereof with all unpaid coupons sacned
thereto &C oce Of the dorado Coal and Iron company
No II Cortlandtst, City, at any time ber5fe as
first day July 1891 which date the SAID bonds VII cc
70 draw interest in pursuance Article Of the Trust Deed
whereunder issue ani In accordance wheze
with thus notice 10 given - ..x..,,r ,,...,
Nav Ynrhn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-13

wa can only recommend the abatement OF sncn
nuissnees as eome to our knowledge as interfering
with the condition or supply of the food ishes; A..
Mr. Storer. of Chappel Il Storer FISH dealers IN the
Fulton Fish Market who has LIVED and ns6 ns he
knew. the Barren Island factories were only
,, account o. of ssS and p0 a. 0q good
40 40 r fror, the shores of Barren Island as
snvwhsre else within the last year or two In re;
gard to the contamination Of the fish, ne tnon ttG1
wa acitated in order to have the Barren Island rae,
tories declared nnisanees that the 600
wOnld be more tolerable. He also tnongnt II tIe
factories could be abolished there were lnen waning
t. seIze upon the island and convert it into an elegant
summer resort; and lie believed that persons VINO ilaa
this end i'm view were the nstigatOrs OF the recen.
movement Mr.. Storer said also that there were
now no oysters near Rockaway to DC contain dng
along that Oh GorhoOd were tainted and unht lor
=, o. =, Il u,,or die
Neither Mr. Backford nor r Storer haa ever ,s rS
covered anything wrong with the tsh from tliiS ~"
pion nor had anyone in the market.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-13
BASE BALL NOTES.

Charles Fulmcr. the manager of the new
professional base ball team Philadeph hai scenic ed
q nine composed entirely OF local talent.
Jones, who discharged last season by the Boston
Association. IL engaged In business in Cincinnati
The triangular base ball ground used by the Della
clubs lies i'll three s:ates-Delaware, Maryland and
Pennsylvania The catcher. pitcher aud ounelders
being in different States respectively.
Alta recent meeting OF the verton Base Ball Club Of
Philadelphia the lease OF the old ground at Riyerton n
j. was renewed ard II decided ~ build new club
house, the ground being twenty minutes ride from
Philadelphia The club proposes TO play both Lase ball
and cricket.
The Southern tour OF the Detroit Club was abandoned
on account of the unfavOrable weather.
John ORourke VIII notplaY tins year. having accepted
q government position.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-13

Some of the Chinese SMILES are said TO BIO
as pointed they sarcastic They call clustering
harmless fellow paper tiger" who places too
high valuation upon himself they compare 10 "A rat
falling into scale and weighing itself" hunchback
making a bow u what they call OVERRIDING O thing. A
spepdthrft they compare TO rocket" which goes of
all at once, and man who expends his charity on
remote objects, negeotinR his family Ia said TO
hang up lantern on pole, which IL seen afar but
gives no light below."-lGold Hill News.
A WRONG COSNECTION.-Since the adoption
Of oalis by members the telephone
Office many mistakes Of wrong
connections, and some have resulted In amusing
sations Friday the telephone bell In prominent bust
h0nse rang aud the proprietor proceeded 70 attend
the summons female voice was heard, and the fol-
lowing questions and answers ensuedi "Hello" "Yes"
Why, I've been ~ supper" I'D Just like 70 know
whom you took supper with" "Why. with my wife %
COURSE How many wives have you, anyway !"
Look here whom DO ron think you are talking with :"
with my husband, Mr. -" !. Not much you are
scream which appeared 20 be echoed BY number Of
other ladies IN tho erOom.lPoftland Advertiser.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-13
BICYCLE NOTES,

Over one hundred bicycle clubs have been
organized in the United States In the last three years
The English bcyclests who announced TO come to
this country tho spring, Will start for NcwYork
March o. and Will visit the principal cities OF tho United
States upon their machines. Winter. captain the Iy
peron Club, will have the management OF the tour and
Hitler and Cottrel together with four members OF the
Hyperion Club and two members OF the Bradford Club,
will be OF the party
The annual meeting Of tho League Of American Wheel
will take place Monday, May 80. The place has not
yet been determined upon.
At a recent meeting of the Mercury Bicycle Club W.
NJ Wright was elected captain and L. Noel president.
A new club has been recently organized In Columbus.
ONO under the name Of Buckeye Il. O.
The Pioneer Bicycle Club discarded the pOlo cap
and adopted the helmet.
The Boston Bicycle Club held its annual dinner on
Monday number OF prominent bcyolIsts was present
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-13
CLOSING PRICES or PHILA DELPHIA STOCKS
Eeported bu JOHN IL. DAVE & Co. II UaLL.st.
SATURDAY. Feb. 12-P. ]

SATURDAY. Feb. 12-P. NJ
The speculative boom in stocks was continued
to-day, aud there few shares that did not record
higher prices. The amount Of tho transac-
tons (54S,500 sharcs Is some 0000 shares
less than yesterdays business. But tO-day's mar.
ket was the most interesting Of tho two.
Among the conspicuous stocks to-day be-
cause OF an advance was Northwest common, which
rose to 1874. Everyone Is expecting, in the near
future, the announcement of stock or scrip divi-
dend, aud few of the regular traders not prepared
for its immediate declaration. The rise In Northwest
80 far affected st. Paul that ts price rose from 1864
to 1107s9116Ss Union Pacific continued to be q
special feature. but some disappointment was felt
that its price did not rise above 1884, For some
cause there was sudden decline to 1928 In this
stock, but it later rallied to 1885, There were good
recoveres In the prices Of the trunk line shares an
advance. from 1903 to 1337s0133ls being
conspicuous among them. Central Of w-Jersey
rose to 99& and closed strong al the
highest hgurej but the business was not
large. The other coal carriers were sympathet-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-13

ically strong. Delaware. Lsckawanna and Western
rising to 1877, and Delaware and Hudson to l11+
011O4. OF the low-price stocks Ohio and Miss's-
sppi stock was conspicuous because OF an advance
to 46Ss046ss, but the wonder of the market 10 tine
preferred stock of the Ohio and Mississippi selling
at I12 with no prospect of dividend. and the GER
tainty that under circumstances can us diVoono
be moro than z Der cent. Western Union was
not specially active, but rose 70 lIo ana
closed at 119a4. Pacific Mail was stronger,
and advanced TO 5s7s05sls. The market closed
strong at near to the best prices Of the dag.
Government bonds were go dull that there was not
a transaction in them at the Boards, and only o
small business doing over the counters of the great
dealers. Prices, however, are firm. and the bnai
bids for the 6s show an advance Of ls per cent An
nexed are the closing quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-13

There is no change in the condition of tho foreign
exchange markets and rates are finn on the basis OF
the following posted quotations: