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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-05-11
DEATA6s

MARrIN.-In this city, on the 10th inst. Ed
deceased, aged years, months and Is days.
The relatives and friends of the family are
respectfully invited to attend tho funeral,
from his fathers residence, Leopard hotel,
East King street, on Friday morning at 61<
O'Clock, to proceed to the Mennonite church,
Beaverland, for interment. 2td
ScHAUBEL.-May 9th. 1881, in this city, Harry.
son OF Benjamin and Veronica Schaubel, aged
10 years.
Sleep? On, no, he does not slumbor
Meath the cold and cherries sod:
Spirit in the land OF glory.
He is dwelling with his God.
The relatives and friends OF the family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral.
from his parents residence, No. 657 Columbia
avenue, on Thursday afternoon at O'Clock.
1nterment at woodward Hill cemetery,
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DIVORCES Made Easy.

There don't seem to he much necessity
for parties desiring divorces to so to Chi
cagO OF other prominent divorce centres in
the West. Bcrks county is much nearer
home, and a costly trip is avoided. Last
year fifty-nine divorces were granted in
that county, and the business Of the courts
was far from being pushed to its utmost
capacity.-Neo Era.
Sweep before your own door, ncighbor !!
Divorces arc suspiciously numerous and
easily secured in our own local court. In
two recent cases, the particulars Of which
appeared in the INTELLIGENCEI, ibellants
came to Lancaster from neighboring cOun-
ties with very tlimsy cases for divorces
and got them, as they probably would rot
have done in the courts of their own coun
ties. Our judges need to scrutinizc the
testimony a little closer or their court will
soon become divorce centre.''
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NElGHEORHOOD NEWS.
Near and Across tho County Liz

Near and Across tho County Lines.
The large barn belonging to John 3.
Pialtzgrotf, Manchester township, York
county, was destroyed by fire on Sunday,
together with all the grain and feed con-
tanned in it and with a fine young mare
and colt. The flames communicated to
the tool house, carriage house, pump
house, chicken house and hog stable, for
ty feet long, all of which were swept away.
Three hogs, all the farming implements,
new and complete, and a lot Of horse gear,
were also destroyed. There is an insur-
ance Of So, 800 on the barn and contents,
which will more than half cover the loss.
There is no doubt the barn was set Oh fire
by tramps.
Two West Chester girls who became
quite infatuated with some of the employees
of Batchellcr & Doris circus which per-
formed in that borough on the 18th Of
April, knowing that the circus was going
to perform in Coatesville on Saturday last,
determined to 60 to that borough to see
their "fellers'' and if need he 90 away
with them. But big brother of one of
the girls, hearing of her whereabouts,
hastened to Coatesville in time to witness
his sister driving six small ponies attached
to a chariot in the grand street parade.
He Immediately started with his sister for
home and arrived the same evening.
Rev. A. Michael, ex-pastor of Little
Britain Presbyterian church, will start
within two weeks on a voyage across the
Oceap He Intends to visit England and
will make tour of the continent.
The United Presbyterian presbytery of
Philadelphia, met at the Octoraro U. P.
church yesterday, and installed Rev. David
Anderson pastor of that congregation,
who has filled that place for year past.
The following officers of the Oxford
Medical society have been elected for this
year: President, r.. B. Ewing, West
Grove Vice President, DR.. George T.
Dare, Rising Sun Treasurer, DR.. D. D.
Kennedy, Oxford Secretary, DR.. S. w.
Morrison, Oxford. The society will meet
hereafter on the first Wednesday of the
month.
Rev. DR.. Carmichael, of Fredericksburg,
Va, has accepted a call to st. James
Episcopal church of Port Deposit.
Sunday ice cream and Sunday railroad
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TIRED OF LIFE.
John Shciuruss, of this City, Hangs Hiniscl

John Shciuruss, of this City, Hangs HiMscl
In BrOwnstOwn.
John Sheinfuss, of this city, committed
suicide by hanging himself in a shed at
tachcd to the hotel of Jacob Bear, in
Brownstown, West Earl township, yester.
day afternoon. Sheinfuss was 4 German
and was about 81 years Of age. He has
been in this country almost seven years.
During that time he lived in this county.
lie worked in the neighborhood Of
New Holland at times and would
often 80 around the country pcddlins
goods. About a year ago the wife OF
Sheinfuss and four or five children came
to this country and they went to house
keeping. The family now resides on La.
fayctte street in the Eighth ward. The
deceased has purchased goods from Chris
tian Scllaeffer, grOceryman, at Water and
West King streets, for four or five years
past. On Saturday he went to Mr.. Scbacf-
fer's store and bought about S25 worth OF
goods to sell, besides some things for his
house. He started to tho country Oh Mon
day and arrived at BrOwnstown in the
afternoon. He remained around the hotel
during the day and seemed very much de-
pressed i'm spirit. He spent the night there
and yesterday morning after eating
breakfast he started away, but returned
in short time. lie sat around the hotel
but spoke very little to any one and SEEM
ed to be low spirited. Some time during
the afternoon he said he was going away
for a short distance but would shortly
return. lie was not again seen
alive. At ) o'clock some one around
the hotel had occasion to so to the shed
near the barn, and there they found the
lifcless body Of Sheinfuss. He had taken
4 small rope, one end Of which hc had tied
to hole in the feed trough, and the other
he placed around his neck. He then let
himself fall and in that way chOkcd to
death. When found his feet were Oh the
ground and his knees almost touching.
After the body had been found Deputy
Coroner S. w. Wanncr was notified. He
empannclled 4 jury, consisting of L. X.
Shacfler, G. w. Kafroth, I. L. Cox,
Daniel C.. Brown. w. G. Bear and John
b. Brown, and they found that the man
came to his death by hanging himself.
The body was brought to this city 10y the
deputy coroner and son of the hotel
proprietor. Word was sent to MIR.
Christian Shaeffcr, who, from the descrir-
ton of the man and from papers found on
him., was able at once to identify him.
This morning the body was taken to the
home OF the deceased on Lafayette
street.
Persons who knew Shcinil;ss say that he
was an upright, industrious and honest
man, and they can give no reason for his
having taken his life.
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Matters in Marietta.

Benton Hipplc, IN awkward velocipede
rider of Marietta, caused Mr.. c. E. Erb's
(auctioneer from East DonegaD horse to
tear loose from in front of spangler &
Rich's store last evening, resulting in a
badly broken buggy and serious injury to
the horse.
On Monday evening Spangler s Ricll's
by rear window, and robbed of few
dollars of mutilatcd coin and some pen
nics--the burglars were saved the trouble
of blowing open the safe, as Messrs. S. & r..
have been there before and left the keys
hang on the doors after locking the safe.
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THE HOME.

Meeting of the Board OF Trustees.
The Beard of Trustees of the Children 4
Home, held meeting at H. r. Fulton's
Office last evening and elected the follow
ing officers
President-John L. Atlee.
Vice Presidents - Christian Widmyer
and George L. Boyle.
Secretary-Charles N. Howell.
Treasurer-H. r. Fulton.
Solicitor-C. N. 6proul.
Executive COmmittee-Christian Wild
myer, George l.. Boyle and DR.. John S.
Messersmith.
Property Committee - Christian Wild
myer, Conrad Cast and John K. Reed.
The board resolved to meet on the
grounds of the home on Saturday after
noon next to select two acres of ground as
site for the erection of home for friend
less children. in accordance with the pro-
visions of the will of Thaddeus Stevens,
deceased :; that a deed for the same be
made out and rendered to the executors
Of Mr.. Stevens'S will.
The solicitor was instructed to take i'm
mediate steps to procure charter for the
Stevens home.
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NEW YORK TRAGEDIES,

A Woman ssbbed BY ner Hu:band-A Man
NEW YORK, May 11.-John McCabe,
ice cartman, of 427 West 10th street, who
stabbed his wife nearly to death last night,
and then attempted to drown himself, was
arraigned in court to-day and held to
await the result of tho injuries he in
flicted on his wife. She lies in q critical
condition at the hospital.
The coroner went to the hospital yester-
day to take tho ante-mOrtem statement of
Jas. Donnelly, but the man was uncon-
sciOus when he reached there, and no state.
ment could be taken. Donnelly died last
night. 1t was learned this morning that
DOnnelly was beaten by a woman on the
I'd inst, and the police are looking for his
assailant.
The Telegraph Constellation.
New YORK, May 11.-COunsel this
morning in the suit of Rufus Hatch against
the consolidated telegraph companies
agreed upon an order containing the in
junction previously granted. and which
was based on the opinion of Judge Speir,
which was published on Monday last. 1t
restraints the Western Union company
from distributing the proposed increase Of
s15, OOO, 600 capital stock.
Fatal Fall.
William Morrison, the chief mate Of tho
bark Janus, lying in Brooklyn, fell down
into the lower hold of the vessel this FORE
noon and was almost instantly killed.
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"Galne i'm season."

There was no quorum at the meeting of
the Game Protective society last evening
and no business was transacted.
AS Undertaken James A. Miller was
coming to market this morning he found
a fine wOodcOck at the corner of Prince
and Orange streets where it had doubtless
fallen after flying against telegraph
wire. 1t was brought to the INTELLIGEN-
GER office alive and cheerful, but, hearing
of the meeting of the doctors, it has given
up the ghost. The bird is rare in these
parts.
J. w. Ymnm, esq, of the Columbia
Spy, passed l:.c shad around among the
Lancaster editors to-day. A splendid
pair rcachcd the INTELLIGENCER Office
through the kindness Of Mr.. Will Griest.
May Yccum's shad.oh never grow less
than IA pounds to the pair.
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JUSTICE IN TEXAS.
The Laws Apprehension of Murderers.

The Laws Apprehension of Murtlersrs.
GALVESTON, Tex, May ia special
to the Neacs from Wills Point, Texas, says
in the case of state VS.. Tiel, tho jury rem
dered 4 verdict of guilty of murder in the
second degree punishment, Imprisonment
in the penitentiary for 80 years. In the case
of the state VS.. White, tho verdict was
guilty of murder in the first degree, and
the prisoner was sentenced to be hanged.
After the verdict was rendered White
made a statement denying his guilt, but
in the latter part of his speech he virtually
confessed to the crime. He was charged
with killing pcddler near here several
years ago.
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HAVE been u sunerer for years with Ca
tarrh, and under y physician's treatment for
over q year, have tried q number of "sure
cure' remedies and obtained no relief. I was
advised to try Ely's Cream Balm. 1t gave me
immediate relief. 1 believe am now entirely
cured. G. s. DAVIS. First National Bank,
Elizabeth, N. j., Aug. II, 1879.
BIZ FAR the best remedy for the treatment of
Catarrh and its kindred diseases fs Ely's
Cream Balm, which is having the largest sales
with us of any preparation now offered. The
reports arc all favorable, and we do not hesi-
tate to indorse it as superior to any and all
other articles in the market. The Balm is
pleasant and easy to use. CYRUS LAVAL Il
Son, Druggist. Easton, Pm. my9swd&w
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New YORK Market.

NV YORK, May H.-FlOur-State and West.
ern dull, buyers favor; superhne State - %
@455; extra do a 5594 Is; choice do 81 7OGo
475 fancy do 81 SO06 Is; round hoop Ohio 81 60
05 choice do at s. 0506 IS; superfine west.
ern 81 O014 is; common to good ex-
ira do 81 55@4S s. choice do a 9O16 Is; choice
white wheat do $506 90. Southern un-
81 75d5 . !: good to choice do S 3O67O co.
Wheat Z@Hc lower, moderately active; No.
White, May: 81 ~: No. Red, May, 81 1874 ;
DO June, Ma10l aM do july, 81 ~.
western spot. 5e@6lLc; do future, 541aG56c.
Oats heavy and shade lower State, 4G19@
Ole; Western, 45c.
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J,HE "FIELD CLUB" WILL TO-MOE-

VNHE "FIELD CLUB" WILL TO-MOR-
l. row. Thursday Mt p. m.. weather per-
mftting, have their first regular field day on
their grounds at McGrann's Park. and on each
Thursday at the same hour from now until the
for other afternoons as heretofore by making
application ut e. H. Barr's Book Store. Men,
bers elected last year who did not take their
tickets owing to the lateness of the season.
will please call tor them at Barr's Book Store
and families desiring to become members will
please make application at the same place.
WILLIS Il. MUSSER. Sec'y.
Rules for Lawn Tennis for sale at Barr's.
[ltI
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Y. NJ e. -. Reception.

The social and literary reception of the
Young Mems Christian associa tion was
given in the hall on South Queen street
last evening. There was good audience
and the affair was very pleasant to all.
Among the features Of the evening were
the the following Recitation, "Magdelcna;
or, Spanish Duel" bye. w. Hawksworth !;
bass solos, 'The Two Grendiers," :" "Rocked
in the Cradle of the Deep" by H. c. Mel
linger soprano solos, Waiting Heart !"
and. "Say not Farewell" by Miss Bachler :;
baritone solo, by Mr.. Prezinger, and violin
solo, by Mr.. Rettig, with organ accom-
panmcnt by Prof. F. w. Haas. Accord
ing to 4 quarterly report read, 1O1 Y. NJ.
c. a. meeting were held during February,
March and April and S,470 visitations to
the rooms were made.
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A Municipal Spread.

Tie financial chest Of the borough of
Hummclstown is evidently in a salubrious
condition. From the minutes of the pro-
ceedings in its municipal council last week
the following is extracted:
CDR. w. c. Baker moved, and Frank l..
Hummel seconded his motion, that the
chief burgess, town council, high cOnsta-
ble, supervisor, collector of borough
taxes, and town clerk, have an oyster sup
Der en- the evening of the 10th of May
at the expense of the borough. and that an
order he drawn upon the treasurer amount.
ing to thirteen dollars to pay the samc.''
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Death or Joseph Robinson.

Joseph Robinson, coiored, of Drumore
township, died suddenly at the house of
William l. Cummings, near ConOwingo
Mills, last Saturday evening, aged Is.
Deputy Cornner c. W. Pusey was notified
and summoned the following jury: Will
liam II. Mcpherson, c. NJ. Stauffer, S.
Martin Hess, Henry Pegar, Bartin Ache
con and Frank Acheson. DR.. B. F. Sides
was the attending physician, and after
hearing the witnesses and examining the
body the jury returned verdict that the
deceased came to his death from natural
causes.
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ends of the arches and bridge have sunk
about ten inches. Our neighbors ask the
Lancaster board to meet them at an early
date to have the necessary repairs made.
Action will probably be taken on the mat
ter at once.
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The Telegraph Consolidation.
LONDON NEWS.
Fritz mt HIS Old Tricks

LONDON, May 11.-J. X. Emmett, come
dian. failed to appear at Alexandria thea
tire, Liverpool, on account of severe indis-
position.
After Whit Monday.
The parliamentary oaths bill will not
come up in commons until after Whitsur-
tide.
Large Fire In London.
A large fire ON Southwark street has de-
stroyed Nos. SO to SO, and ALSO several
houses on Great GuilfOrd street, and in
pump court (Union street.) The loss is
stated to be heavy.
Oil Brokers Failure.
VIM. Arbuthnot & Co., insurance, oil
and seed brokers, and Theodor & Rawlins,
tea brokers, have failed.
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Meeting of tho Firemen' Union.

Meeting of the Firemen's Union.
The firemen's union held a meeting in
the Friendship company's hall last even
ing.
On account Of the absence of the presi-
dent, Jacob Gable occupied the chair.
The majority of the companies repre-
sented were willing to participate in the
ceremonies of Decoration day and it was
agreed to hold a meeting two weeks hence
to make arrangements.
Nothing was done in regard to the in
crease of appropriation.
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trains are live issues among the Presbyte-
rians of the Cumberland Valley.
w. w. Bicknell, formerly of Eldora,
but at present residing at Penn Hill, has
just invented a portable furnace and
smokehouse combined, for the purpose of
smoking and broiling fish. and he delivers
them fresh from the seine" nicely
smoked.
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Large Funeral.

Tho funeral of Benjamin Stricken took
place from his late residence on East Wal
nut street, yesterday afternoon. Itwas
largely attended. The Friendship fire
company and the employees of Best's
boiler forks were present in bodies. The
services at the house were conducted by
Rev. DIR. Greenwald, and at the grave by
Rev. c. E. Houpt. The intermcnt was
made at Lancaster cemetery.
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BRADLACGH
Brayely Asserting His Righ

Bravely Asserting His Rights.
LONDON, May 11.-Bradlaugh states
that he claims exactly the same legal right
to enter the House of Commons as he did
before the passage of the resolution, ca
cluding him, against which he has sent a
formal written protest. The plaintiff in
the action for penalties against Mr.. Brad
laugh has given notice of intention to ap-
ply for leave to sign the Judgment and to
issue an execution with the object of
bankrupting Mr.. Bradlaugh. The latter
will resist pending a decision by. the
House Of Lords.
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Live Stock Markets.

CBICAGo.-Hegs-Receip :l9, COO head; ship.
ments, $500 head; market active and steady
q large number LETT over; light ut 30 7O96 10
mixed heavy and light, . 6O@6 10; good TO
choice heavy IS O516 s..
Cattle-Receipts, 400 head; shipments,
G, 500 head market moderately active prices
well maintained choice to fancy exports. $60
6 25: extra, s. 6O05 80 good to extra. SQS 30 ;
fair to medium. s. 5Oll 90; butchers. NQa 50;
feeders, 81 JO04 80; common to fair, - 75g2 =
bulls and stays, 81 25G3 ..
SheeD-Receipts, LOCO head; shipments, $50
woOIed s5G6 30; shorn sold at s. 50lJ.
EAST LIBERTY-Cettle-Rec 20l head, all
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SPECIAL NOTICES..
His Last Dose,

asked to try Kidney-Wort, "I'l try it but it
will he my last dose" The man got well, and
is now recommending the remedy to all.
When arrangement ofthe stomach acts upon
the kidneys and liver bringing disease and
pain, ktdney-Wort is the true remedy. 1t re-
moves the cause and cures the disease. Liquid
(very concentfated) or dry act equally EN-.
clent.-Am. CWItirator. m9-lwd&w
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WATER KENT-SPECIAL NOTICE.-As
w there are over three thousand water
consumers, and comparatively few have paid,
those wishing to save the five per cent. abats-
ment will confer q favor on the Treasurer by
calling at as early day as convenient. as II
will be impossible to wait on all within q few
days.
Office hours from to l. n. III. and from TO
p. M. WIN. MCCOMSEY,
a27.tfd Treasurer and Receiver of Taxes.
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tnro0gh consiSnments nothing for sale here
to-day, and feeling uery good ''Ao
H0gs-Receiptsl 800 head PhilaGielphias, ,>6 50
66 20: Workers, SSel6 q. y"
Shcep-Receipts, 5000 head: selling fair:
best, Sf 75d5 10 common $iG42.
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Tho Field Club.

The . Field club will open the season
at their grounds on McGrann's park at
p. IN. to morrow. Barr's bookstore is
headquarters for tickets, rules, imple-
ments and all the news.
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Report Exaggerated.

Persons who know state that the fight
on Woodward street on Sunday night did
not amount to anything. There were no
blows struck nor had any one face bat
tered. 1t was only war Of words.
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Don't xOur Canary Sing?
Then get 4 bottle of Bird Bitters, which is an
unfailing restorcr of song and a cure for all
diseases. of cage birds. II your druggist does
not keep it, o. will not get 1t for you, send q
postal card to the Bird Food Company. 3O7
Federal street, Camden, n. j.. and they will
see that you are supplied Price, . cents.
mar.:3-SnlEW
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WASHINGTON, ID. e.

Bill Chandler Laid on the Fable.
WASHINGTON, May 1.-THE Senate
went into executive session at 1910.
The Senate judiciary committee today
took up the nomination Of VIM. E. Chan
dler to be solicitor general, but post
pOncd action until a future meeting. 1t is
rumorcd this course is taken to avoid
further complication in regard to execu-
tive business.
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Needs Repairs.

The Chester county commissioners have
written to the commissioners of Lancaster
county. stating that the inter county
bridge at Pine Grove forge is in danger
GUS condition. The skewback ON the
Chester county side needs repair and the
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Heel and Toe.

CHICAGO, May 1.-THE score in the
OLeary heel and toe match at midnight
On Tuesday, stood: Hartman, 215 !;
Tracy, 200 Khrone, 1893 Fabcr, 1872 !;
Webster, 172 Struckcl, III Campana,
I67.
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Geo. Starkweathcr. Elgin, ILL.,, says he has
used two bottles OF Thomas Electric Oil, and
pronOunces it "a grand success He had
time. but the Oil has entirely relieved him.
For sale Mt II. u. Cochran's Drug Store, l37
North Queen street
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THIRD EDITION.
EvENpSa. NAY II, 1891.
WEATHER INDICATIONS.

WASHINGTON, May 11.-For the Middle
Atlantic states, slightly warmer, fair
weather, winds mostly south to west, sta
tionary or higher barometer.
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New York, Philadelphia and Local stocks.
also United States Bonds reported daily by
JACOB u. Lox0, N. Z. Cor. Centre Square.
NBw YORk ST0CKs.
Stocks strong,
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DEPORT OF THE CONDITION or THE
II First National Bank Of Strasburc at
Strasburg, in the State OfPennsylvania, at the
close of business on the 9th day OF May, 1851
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No Meeting Of Board of rardons.
HARRISBURG, May 1.-THE board of
pardons will not hold session this month
and all cases filed are continued until June
21st.