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Daily Republican., 1881-12-22

Y OST.-A BUNCH OF KEYS ON SUN
IL day morning in going from Fourth and
j. ckson to Maryland avenue. The finder
VIII confer favor by leaving them at 8zl
Anchorage street. dec22-ltt
Daily Republican., 1881-12-22
NEW vERTIsEMENTs.

SNOR SALE.-rHREE sTORsS AND
n twenty-seven new houses, all In good
locations. Price from 81, $50 to $500; terms
easy; one house to rent. ADnly
q. II. TINDALI,
dece2tf 70l French street,
Daily Republican., 1881-12-22

MONEY TO LOAN ON FIRST MORT
| VI gage, city or country, In large or small
amounts. Apply to g. H TOWNSEND.
Noy25.tf 61e Market street.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-22
OPRN ON MONDAY

.lamss l. Webb Will be open until mid
night, Saturday, the 24Lh, and until noon OF
Monday, the 2Oth.
Canton flannel drawers, our own make, b0
cents. Fine neck wear ard emoro derod sos-
penders, TX handken hiefs, holiday p!eseuts,
&c at Coles, 2oZ Market street.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-22
Holiday Presents.

Ladies, misses and children's furs,
fancy carriage robes, iur trimming by
the yard, tur muflBrs, seal skin caps,
seal turbans, ladies' fur collars, silk,
alpaca, mohair and gingham umbrellas
in fancy and natural wood haudlaS !;
childrsn's school umbrellas, ebory
Games gold mounted, ebony canes with
ivory handles, hats and caps. Lowest
prices. Rumford Bros, 4Oi Market ST.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-22
SPECIAL MENTION.
Ostrich Plumes.

Mrs. K. s. Kirby, No. 202 King St.,
has just received from one of the largest
importing houses of New York one hum
dred (lO0) fine black French Ostrich
Plumes, exceedingly rich and .s.e. :
and warranted, plucked from the wild
Bird, and will be sold at prices varying
from 81 90 to $1,000 PiumeS from the
wild Bird are of much finer fibre and
retain their richness much longer than
those from the Birds that are raised for
their plumage.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-22

For Chr tmas presents II Will pay you 10
stop and 10. AZ DeNormandles windo v 9th
and Market streets.
Giariner, corner Seventh ard Shioley sts,
has lust received at lot OF sadie hock oys
t,r ycry ,ar.c ana tat .aLl a d see them.
Ifyau want n first class parior suit made
to n,:t.r tor a low price, 20 to W ". Wood
wsrd's. :. f corner 9TH and Iatnall street.
TIE wifi Of a CONGRESSMAN having been
ahro al y id To a gentleman: I'm sol ndid
on pi;tulcs In regular common sewer OF
art
In order to accommodate the customers
u ho WA t goods on Chr stmIs i've, Jane i
B,u 2Ui Market street, viii. Keep one of their
Sa40ns out till midnight
Daily Republican., 1881-12-22
Christmas IL Near

and nothing makes a nicer Christmas
present than pair of fancy slippers
for gents, boys and youths. Henry
shoe house, 200 Market street, has laid
in a much larger ard finer stock than
ever befo.e also full line Of Ladies',
misses and children's boots and shoes al
low prices Sole agent for Burt's
fine shoes for ladies' and gent omen.
Gents fancy slippers from 30 cents mp.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1881-09-07
Hawaiian Gazette Supplement, Sept 9TH, 1881.

There are neither Nihilists nor Fenians at Homo
lulu, and Il IS something 10 be King even Of the
Sandwich Islands.
NV leRE, August 2sth.-The Hsrali's Madrid
special says: King kalakaua had narrow escape
while travelling from Madrid 20 Lisbon last week.
Between Vera Das and Puemtollani the special
train which was conveying the King and his suite
ran over bullock and was thrown from the track.
With the exception of a severe shaking mp no one
was Iniured hnt the accidCnt caused great delay.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1881-09-07
NOTICE

is HEREBY GIVEN THAT HAVE
i this day duly SD sold out S the right title aud in
IN the business Of Woodawn Dairy, TO Messrs
Tenny aud GRAHAM Brrs. who will continue the hrei-
ness under the name % Woodlawn Dairy" eommenc-
ing August J. 1881. All accounts against the old arm
requested To b. presented without delay 10 r. F.
Dillingham;. s. Fort Street. and all accounts due to
Woodlawu Dairy may b. paid to the driver Of the new
frin the Office 10 Dillingham; & Co - Fort ST.
take this occasion . thank the patrons Of Woodawn
Dairy Tor past favors and recommend the new firm TO
nj n = DILLINGHAM;
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1881-09-07
HAWAIIAN TRANSACTIONS.

THE UNDERSIGNED Is PRE-
Il pared 90 Translate, with accuracy and dispatch,
and on reasonable terms.
Deeds, Leases, &c. &c.
From English Hawaiian. and rice rsrsa Residence
No q ktlma street. Nsy be- fonnd al the Government
Law Library daily from 9:oo 10 y O'Clock.
- I'm H. l.. SHELDON.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-06-22
CRIMES CAREER.
MURDERS AND nlHOR nIsDEEDs
Practical Illustrations of ths Dspraviiy
OTths Human Raee-COunIsFIsIIeFs,
Thieves ana AsSasSins Gei.
flag Ia their work,

RIPLEYr o., June 2l.-Wm. Warning,
Marshal of Dover, two miles bslow this
place, was shot last night by Tom Andsr.
son. who was resisting arrest. Warning is
reported dying.
BlUND To HANG.
ALBuauRRQuE, N, NJ, June 2l.-Town
Marshal Walton Yarbsrry, who four
months ago shot aud killed young Henry
Brown, nephew Of Governor Brown, OF
Tennessee, is again guilty OF deliberate
murder, This time the victim Is Oh aries
Campbell, q carpenter in the railroad
shops, In the Brown case YArberry was
acquitted by packed jury, but now pub.
lic teeIlng 10 growing 80 strong against
him that II is asserted be will soon hang
trial or no tEiGl.
couSTRRFRlTIEG AN IRON CoMPANY's SCRIP,
CHATTANOOGA, June Alan extensive
forgery scheme has been in successful op.
GRAFTON al Armisto, Ala, by which the
Woodstock Iron Company has been de-
fraudsd Of large sums The company
issued scrip payable In merchandise. This
scrip has been extensively forged by q
band Of experts, and the town is full OF
the queer. The company redeemed q large
amount before the forgery was discovered.
Trying TO SWALLOW HIS sPEcTAcLEs.
DETRolT, June 2l-Wm Lane, who &C
knowledged having poisoned and attempt
sd 10 drown George Allen on account of An
IrlStuation for the lattsr's wife, attempted
% coumI! suicide in ill last night by
breaking up and swallowing the glasses O.
lisspectacIes. No serious results followed,
A CoNTRAcToR's SAFE ROBBED
DRTR5IT, June 2l,-At St. IguACo, the
'asIern terminus Of the Ma qustte 4
MACkllaw railroad, last night the q fs
owned by the CONTRACTOR, ]. D. Mcdonald,
aud full Il money, which wEs to pay the
Tsilroad mon, WAS blown open. The rob.
Ders oRly got 81. 500
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-06-22

which II AEItRtInE Upper Tendon sOeI'
ely ht the National CapItAI-Nlee Car.
FyIngs ON OF Attaches OF q Foreign
Legation.
WASHINGTON, June 2l.-soofety Is sgi.
tated here over the development Of q
scandal involving two attaches Of the
French Legation and a young lady Of high
social standing One Of the foreigners ID
Secretary Of the Legation. These two
young foreigners, according 10 the story,
attended brilliant reception or evening
party at Q fashionable residence In the
West End OF Washington, during the
latter part OF the social season. They
paid special attention to the young lady
spoken Of, and managed 10 engage her ct
the supper table after all the other guests
had lettthe supper.room. They piled the
young lady with wine until she
was we'll Under It's influence, and
then induced her 10 accompany them
up stairs to O private dressing room,
where they remained for some time. The
young men spoke Of the matter subse'
duently al the club room, and from this
tho facts got out. They were members ol
the Metropolitan Club, but have been cut
entirely by the Club because Of their con
duct. The young lady's family have found
out the secret aud have taken her from
the city. There is great indignation here
and both attaches Of the legations will un'
doubtedly have 10 leave. II is probable
that they will be promptly dismissed from
their positions. The young lady's name
Is suppressed bsCause Of the standing o.
the family and the desire to protect bel
as far as possible,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-06-22

the dial, and by means Of plug can be
stopped at any number desired. The
electric current ia made and broken as
each number is reached and passed, and q
relay at the main Office works system OF
cogs and wheels which give telophonic
connections corresponding with the diSls.
The pointer being stopped by the plug at
any particular number on the dial, keeps
the connection open with the branch indi'
Gated by that number as long as the plug
remains introduced. Negotiations are now
going on between the inventors and the
Bell Telephone Company, which may end
in the latter securing the invention. 1t is
understood that the bottom figure upon
which sale could be effected Ia $3.50 600.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-06-22

rue VERY BIGGEsT LIE


A Tennessee Woman Maid 10 Have Given
HIFth 10 Seven babies at one Time.
LOUISVILLE, KY, June ala woman re.
siding 10 Jackson county, Tenn, recently
gave birth to seven children at one &C.
ccuchement. After the hrst child was born
the pains oI labor continued. An exami.
nation convinced the physician that there
were two, instead oi one, and the woman
was soon delivered Of a second child, both
girls. The physician gave directions
as to the care OF both mother
and children, and prepared to
take bic leave. Before reaching
his horse at the gate he was called and de
livered the woman Of another girl baby.
gain the physician took bis leave, and
again was recalled, bringing TO light an.
other girl baby. This was considered re-
markable, and the physician was greatly
puzzled over the matter. He, however,
congratulated the husband on bis good
fortune, and departed for home. He had
not gone more than half mile before he
was overtaken by the excited husband Of
the woman, who, In bresthless haste, 10.
formed him that there was still another
child 10 be bsrn. fastening back, the
physician arrived In time 10 aid In deliver.
log the woman Of her aFth child,
The physician was then prevailed on by
the husband and father 10 stay during the
rem ainder oi the night. He was not slow
10 aCCept the invitation, and sat down TO
await developments. In the course OF
fifteen OF twenty minutes he was again
called 10 the bedside OF the woman, and
very soon the sixth child was breathing
the breath oi life Morning dawned, and
the doctor took his leave. Having had no
sleep during the night, he threw himself
across the bed on arrival at home, aud was
soon sound asleep. About eight O'Clock
he was aroused by his wife, who
stated thA! Mr.. B. was al the
gate, and wanted to see him Immediately,
whats the matter how2' asked the doc
tor "MatY appears To- be going To-
you know" replied Mr. .. "What, anoth.
or ohel" exclaimed the doctor, exCitedly.
''ThatB Il" said Mf. B, q emile spreading
bis mouth from ear 10 ear. The doctor
mounted bis horse and Was soon At the
house Of Mr.. D. He was too late, however,
10 be Of any service, as the seventh child,
girl, was born few minutes previous 10
his arrival, The doctor remained about
the premises during the rest Of the day,
but bis services we're not again needed.
The gentleman who made the above
statement, and 1t is almost In his exact
words, says be has seeu the babies several
times, and, while not large, weighing from
four 10 Eve pounds each, they appear 10
be healthy, we'll developed children. The
occurrence has created considerable ex.
citement In the neighhofhood, and the
people ioF miles ground flick to see the
woman and her babies. The husband d
described aa being oil small stature, and,
10 fact, exceedingly thin, Whils the vile d
said 10 be strong and healthy. A mosl
aingulAr feature Of the children is that All
Of them have blue eyes, and 90 closely
resemble each other that IL IL hard 10 M
(which from polher."
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-06-22

School Levy Reduced-FanSSnIs-P
-GAs for the IOAn-Chnrch MaetInr.

School Levy RPductd-FanSSAIs-Fe
-Gas for the I'ONn-Church Meeting,
Mr.. John Dubois, ST., died Monday evening,
at his home in the valley OF Wheeling creek.
He will be buried at St. Clalrsyille, after tho
funeral services Of the house Wednesday
morning at len o'clOck.
The funeral Of Anthony Barrett, from 81.
Johns Catholic Church Tuesday forenoon, was
very largely attended.
Nothing was done by the School Board
Monday evening except IN ix the levy for
the taxes. II was fixed at five and one.halt
mills. one mill less than 1t has been for some
time. There Is more now 10 levy on, and a
lesIrate brings In the needed amount, All the
Board was not present, and It seems all want
10 have o hand In the choice Of teachers.
Meanwhile the teachers wait In uncertainty.
Thursday OF tne1t week there will be fesii-
val held In the. south Bellaire Methodist
Church The church is not built; but this
announcement shows that there is confidence
that 1t will soon be ready for use.
The Presby terianS, Of the First Church, hold
congregational meeting Wednesday even.
Ing, to adopt new constitution and elect
new trustees. H. +.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-06-22

From the ChaIrmaaship or the VIrgibia
Republican ConinilItee- A CohTeniIon
a. ~ kI.aR

From the ChaIFmRaship or the virginia
Republican Committee A COnVeniI0n
10 BE- Held
RlcnNoND. VA, June 2l.-pursuant to
q call Of Chairman John N. Lewis iShtesn
out Of the twenty members oi the
Republican State Central Committee met
10 day. In accordance with the resolution
passed by the committee February
last, which provided, that for the
we'll being OF the Republican par.
" 10 Virginia no member Oi the Re.
publican organization or committee could
be al the same time q member Of any
other organization that did not aCknowl.
edge allegiance to the Republican party
and itS principles, Chairman Lewis, who
was recently nominated Read juster
candidate for Lieutenant Cover.
nor, was declared no longer
q member Of The committee, and Gen, ",
O. Wiekbam wss elected 70 succeed him
az chairman. Lewis did not attend the
meeting. Alter The call for The 2ist he
sent out a notification OF change Of the
meeting 10 the 2Sth.
The meeting decided n hold q convsn.
tion al Stanton, August "a, for lhe nomi.
nation oil candidates ior State offices, and
none but straigh,ont Republicans could
vote for delegates or he eligible
for election "a dslegates. TIE basis
ot approximation IN the .eonvention
is one dalega,e tof every 500 OF fraction
ol 900 Republican votes poIltd for Pfesi'
dent ln each city and county Ia 1880. In
view oil The O,ntnAior cIused by two days
being tel the nlnmlsteo resolved 10 meet
again on the 29.h.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-06-22
MARTINS PERRY,
Residence Sold Pleasant Personals
Train Detained BY WaSh-CAmp Mret.
Ing. a.. he.

Residence Sold = Pleasant PerouaIs-
Train Detained by WASh-CAmp AIeel.
iRg, &C., dc.
Rev. g. W. Chalfant s)ld his residence 10
Mr. Thomas Nsas, OF the Martins Ferry
Keg aud Barrel Factory, Consideration
5000.
Rev. 4. c, Simpson, Of Richmond, Ind,
who has been visiting his iAther.ln.law, Mr..
Anderson Ralston, sr,, on Fourth street, left
for his home yesterday on the steamer Andes,
Miss Maggie Ralston returned with him 10
spend the summer vacation.
Mis- Mamie McCuns, after visit among
friends and relatives up the river, has ne
turned TO Mr. Joe Medilps.
Miss Platte AcNeely returned Saturday
afternoon from an extended visit 10 friends In
Pittsburgh. Her friend, Mi Lincoln Wal.
ters, returned with her to spend a week or
two,
Miss Lee and sister, Of Muscatine, Iowa,
while on their way to Chicago, stopped q few
houn and visited ut Mr, g. W, Mitchelps on
Monday.
Miss Flora Johnson, who has been visiting
Mis- Carrie Wood for the past two weeks, re-
turned to her home In Sandusty, Saturday.
MISS Lizzie Chambers, OF Mt, Pleasant II
visiting ut Mr., K N, Theakers
MiAs Jennie Gray returned yesterday from
her visit to school friends in Brooke county
Nj. Joe Medill left on a brief business TIN
to Pittsburgh yeste day.
Secretary John y, Miller, Of the Buckeya
Glass Works returned from Atlantic City On
Saturday evening.
The eight o'clock train Monday night was
detained q short distance aboys town until
o'clock yesterday morning by three or four
feet OF dirt that had been washed over ina
track by the heavy rain. A similar wash al his
place two weeks ago detained u train about
nine houB.
The A. N. Q. camp meeting begins In Wal.
nut Grove here next Sunday. Some noted
ministers from far and near are expected
10 preach. Rev. ]. r. Underwood, Of
Mt, Plea'ant and Rev. John Dickinson, from
Smithaeld, will be here sunday. Services as
IolloWE lQ:S0 A. n, 5 P, NJ, and 80 p. NJ. The
meetings will continue till July Ath. Re.
'reshments and meals will be served on tie
grounds al oil hours
The buckeye Glass Works have shut down
Ind the officials are now busy taking stock,
some Of the Glass house boys are OF on a
ishlng excursion.
A big time and big crowd Is expected here
Friday at th' +. & A N. picnic in Walnut
Drove,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-06-22
Cincinnati Iron Market.

CtScISSATt, June 2l.-Thsre have been
no transactions worthy Of mention the
past week in the pig iron market. Buying
proceeds regularly, but only in small lots,
as needed. Prices on nearly oil lower
grades are weaker. The strike Of iron
workers continues. One or two furnaces
tributary to this market are going ont Of
blast, and others will soon follow their
example II prices decline further. Owing
to the strike stocks OF mill irons are
greatly reduced, and mill owners are com.
pclled to advance prices on common bar
and charcoal irons, as they have TO pay
full prices for whatever they require 10
keep up an assorted stock.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-06-22

ClrCnlt Court Notes = PaFkIn,on ana
PIeteher's CasPs-RaiJKoad Aiding


CIrcnIt Court Notes = Parkin,on and
Pieteher's Cases-RaiJFoad siding.
Circuit Court convened on Monday morn.
Ing. All things were in readiness as far as
the State was concerned to proceed with the
trial Of DR.. David Parkinson on the charge Of
burnln portion of Bethany College Some.
Time since Parkinson was released from Gus
toty on his own rec 'gnizance to answer the
indictment referred to above, he having been
found mot guilty. on the charge Of burglary.
At tho opening Of Court yesterday morning
"pavy" did not put In an Appearance. His
name was sounded from the balcony Uf The
temple Of justice as notification that II he
was within hearing that his presence was de.
sired within. He responded not. A caplas
was Issued forthwith for "Davy."
The Jury In the case OF George Fletcher,
charged with being an acComplCe In the
burning Of sAnck's stable, could not agree
and were discharged. George will, therefore,
have TO remain in durance until the next
term Of Court.
he switch on the P. W. & Ky. at LAzear-
Vile has been put In. The contract for the
depot has been let and work will be com.
menced in few days. GB.C.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-06-22
LABOR TROUBLES,
Strikes aud Their ConcomItRnt Evils
kVePyWhePe

StrikeS ann TheIF ConCOmItRnt Evils
Everywhere.
sr. LourS, June 2l.-The fremen at the
St. Louis Gas Works struck last night for
an increase Of wages. They have been get.
ting 81 50 per day and demand that .3
should be restored. The company acceded
TO the demand to-day and the men return.
ed to work.
LAPoRrE, IND. j June 2l,-About two hun.
dred strikers employed by N. H. Decker,
on the Lake Shores new double track
here, resumed work at the old figures.
PORTSMOUTH, o., June 2l.-The striking
employees OF the Burgess Steel and Iron
Works had a tilt with the men hired to All
their places, the former collected around
the mill armed with CLUBS and other wea.
pons 10 ChasLizs the non.union men as
they came from work. The police and
constables prevented trouble and probably
bloodshed,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-06-22
The City Council aud the Baltimore
mud Ohio RnAI.

Council debated Recommendation Of
the Railroad Committee at great length
last night, and finally reCommitted the
whole subject back to the committee, after
adopting some OF their recommendations
and rejecting othsrs. The committee had
substantially recommended the grant Of
the right oi way asked for in Mr.. Keyser's
letter, except that oil damages are to be
paid by the road instead Of by the city.
The debate last. night confined itself
almost wholly to the territory north Of the
creek, and particularly to that part OF 1t
on MCOolloch street, bordering on Four.
teenth, Fifteenth, Sixteenth, Seventeenth
and Eighteenth streets, in East Wheeling.
Its evident from the debate that the
Baltimore & Ohio road will get no favors
from Council, and there is considerable Of
q possibility that 1t may not get even
iustiCs-justice not for itself alone but for
the best interests Of the city.
Tha grant Of the right Of way should be
as closely guarded as possible, looking to
all the interests involved, but we should
make up our minds to the necessity OF
either granting the road feasible right
Of way or tell 1t in plain and unmistSkable
terms to adopt the Bogss Run route.
There ia bound to be some friction in
getting q double track road through the
city at q grade adapted to a great tonnage
and passenger business. The first ques.
tion, therefore, to settle Is, do we want
the road to come through the city II it
involves any cutting Of grades or filling Of
streeIs2 1t must go over our terra Arma
In some shape or other II we are 10 local.
iEs II Rs city institution, and 1t cannot
very well follow, the unduIatlons Of the
streets, This is not the way that trunk
limo railroads are built In these latter
days.
We refer to the debateIol last night not
so much for the purpose OF discussing any
proposed route or grade through the
city, for we confess to ur,insbllIty to or.
rive at o satisfactory conclusion on these
points, but rather for the purpose Of dep
reCating what seems TO be determined
and dead.set opposition to the road In
almost any and every shape. A great deal
OF personal feeling cropped out in the de.
bste-some Of Il quite warm In It's charsc.
ter-ss II go important matter had no
wider aud greater interest for this com.
munity than the qualification Of old time
resentments. Ills we'll to understand that
we cannot be unjust to this project with.
out bcipg unjust to ourselves. 1t is, sfier
oil, simply a question Of enlight.
ened self interest that wo are called
upon to deal with. II we do not
want the road 10 como through the city
except on impossible terms, we should
frankly give the company to so understand
and let It hunt up another route. We
may be sure that there arc other routes,
albeit not go desirable and perhaps more
expensive, but they exist nevertheless
We found this out ia our Central Ohio
experience, and it is Just possible that we
may yet succeed In duplicating that eSper.
lenCs.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-06-22
AN UXINTES OED CREMATION.
A Failing Candle Partially IncIneraies :
Corpse.

Corpse.
PITTsBvRon, June ALA very peculiar
and dlStresaing accident occurred yester.
day afternoon at the residence OF Mr.. r.
stehly, on Magee street. The gentleman's q
wife died last Saturday, and has, in con.
tormlty with the custom OF the
Catholic Church, Of which she was
q member, been since that time
placed In an apartment lighted by numsr.
Gus candles-a special altar being located
at the head OF the corpse. During the
temporary absence oil attendants at about
| O'Clock yesterday one OF the candles was
by some jar precipitated into the coffin,
igniting the raiment Of the deceased and
slightly sCorching the flesh. A nelghbor
observing the fame, rushed to the scene,
aroused the relatives and the flames were
extinguished before any other damage
than that recorded occurred. The funeral,
which was to have taken place yesterday,
WAS postponed until to-day, owing 10 the
necessity for the substitution OF o new cas-.
ket for the OhArTed Culfin.