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Daily Republican., 1882-06-16
rurou.aus Murdered I'm Egypt.

LONDON, June Is. "A dispatch from
Alexandria says: "The number of
Europeans killed on Sunday is now es-
timated at $50. Many were thrown into
the sea, and are being daily washed
ashore.
Twelve bodies yesterday and five to.
day were thus recovered. All OF the
bodies bear marks of bludgeon or bayo.
not wounds. Several witnesses of Sun
days riot assert that the rabble were
preceded by detachment of gems
darmes, who drew up in the middle OF
the SO uare and looked on when the mas
sacre began and afterward took partin
it. The Consuls General are preparing
another circular addressed to their re.
spective countrymen expressing confi
dence that order will be maintained by
the Egyptian army the object being t.
lpstill confidence pending the arrival
of the Turkish troops"
A dispatch to the Times from Alex
andria states that the Governor and
military commanders admit that they
have no control over the situation, and
that the soldiers only obey their colo
nels.
| CONsTANTINoPLE, Juue 10. - Th,
Council of Ministers has not yet arrived
at decision in regard to the dispatch
of troops to Egypt. 1t is stated tina
the Government hopes that the propo
sal for the conferences will first b.
withdrawn, hence the delay. Th'
troops, if sent, will be taken from Sy
ria.
LONDON, June 15-4.3O =. Ma
dispatch Just received says that th'
Cairo office of the Eastern Cable Com
pany has been closed.
Daily Republican., 1882-06-16
Rugby Alumni

At the second annual meeting OF the
Alumni Association of Rugby Acad-
emy, held last evening, after the com
men cement exercises, the following
graduateswere present:
Edward Henry Eckel, 80, of this
city; Robert Leithead, Jr., 80, OF
Philadelphia; Cadet Engineer VIM:
Mckay, 'Sl, U. 8. N. Academy; David
l.. Luke, Isl, Towne Scientific School,
of Pennsylvania; Frank W. Pierson
'S1, of this city; Melmoth M. Osborne,
Of Philadelphia; Edwin II. Gayley and
James f. Murphy, Of this city, who
with the following geu lsmen, wert
elected to mem bership IL tA.' Assocla
ton.
Geo. W. Bush, Jr., Cnas. e. Il
Whiteley, John Boughman, OF thls
city, John w. Leithead OF Lehigt
University, George Lodge of the Uni
versity OF Pennsylvania, and q. Her
bert Murphy, of Hillsboro, North Caro-
lima.
The. following officers we're elected
for the current year:
Observation-Disclosures Henry Eokel, 80
Secretary-M. M. Osborne.
Treasurer-Edwin H. Galley.
After minor business the association
adjourned.
Daily Republican., 1882-06-16
Recovery OF stolen Property.

Mr.. Quinn, who keeps an installmenf
store on the corner of Third aud French
streets, recovered a stolen set Of harness
this morning i'll singular manner.
About the 18th of last month while two
of his agents were at North East, Md,
the harness was stolen from them, and
although every effort was made for its
recovery, nothing was heard Of it until
last week, when MIR. Specht was driving
QUITO his brewery ne commenced to hal.
loe at his horse to make him GO faster.
On the road ahead Of him was a bug
gy containing TWO men who as he ap'
preached jumped ont and made their
escape.
Upon exs mination Mr. Specht found
two set of harness in the vehicle, and
Judging from tho mems actions that
something was wrong took the team
with him to the reWery.
1t has since been ascertained that the
horse and buggy were stolen from
man at Newark, one set of harness from
Perryville, the other being MIR. Quinn's
The owners have all received theil
property, and Mr.. Specht reward OF
$50
Daily Republican., 1882-06-16
THIRD EDITION.
Copgrsss YestcrG ay.

In the U. S Senate yesterday, Mr.
Jones, of florida, Introduced Dill ap-
propriating $3.50, 900 for the improve.
ment of the harbor of FeruaDdina, and
S75, 900 for the improvement OF the har'
bor of Pensacola in that State. The
Legislative Appropriation hill was re-
ceiVed from the House and referred.
The resolution to pay 1915 900 for ante
war claims OF Southern mail contrac'
tors was considered and advocated by
Mr.. Maxey until the expiration OF the
morning hour On motion OF Mr.,
Plumb, the President was requested, II
not incompatible with the public inter
est, to communicate all the correspon-
dence on file IL the State Department
touching the conduct OF Sir Spencer S.
John, British Minister at Lima, III con
nection with Mr.. Hurlbut's = negotiation
for the cession OF the Bay of Chlmbote,
and especial y any correspondence WIN
the British Minister on IL sub)ect' ME-
Morgan offered II resolution, which was
laid aside temporarily, providing foi
an investi CATION by a select COMMITTEES,
during the vacation, into the iaooI
strikes, their causes and remedy; the
committee to examine persons under
oath.
The Bond5d Spirits bill came mp as
unfinished business, the question oelng
on the substitute OF he Senate commit
tee. Mr., Window spoke at length in
opposition TO the House bill. After tur
ther discussion, Mr. Mcmillan moved
to postpone indefinitely the bill and
amendments, The motion was agreed
to-yeas 80, nays 20. The House bill tt
extend the charters Of the Natlona
banks was placed on the orders as un
finished business, and the Senate, aftel
an executive session, adjourned.
In the House the River and Harbol
bill was considered iu Committee of the
Whole.
Mr.. Page, of California, explained
the provisions of the bill, andMr. Horr
of Michigan, followed in its support
denying that there was any "Job' II
the measure. Mr.. Cox, Of New York
criticised the bill, and argued against
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
tions for the improvement of stream
of purely local importance. Mr.. Nc
Clane, Of Maryland, argued in supper
of the power of Congress TO improve th
navigation of rivers. Mr.. Townsend, o
Ohio, said the bill "did not appropri
ate adollar for any stream that wa
not national highway, that was moi
navigable. After further discussion
the general debate on the bill wa
closed, the Committee rose, and tn
House adjourned.
Daily Republican., 1882-06-16
Fine St0tuA AYy,

There is now on exhibition at the
gents furnishing store of q. S. Hum.
phrey & Bro, 302 Market street, two OF
the finest pieces of Italian statnary ever
exhibited in this or any other city.
The pieces are carved from solid piece
of line Italian marble and represents
two guardian angels. The forms are
about three feet in heighth, elegantly
carved in a master manner and are
beautiful to behold. The most noticeable
thing about the images is the carving
of the garbs worn oy each, which are
perfsction in themselves. The lace aut
other work being clearly brought out
They were placed OF exhibition by
Messrs. Davidson & Bro, of this city
They were previously exhibited a. thu
Atlanta, Gorgia, Exposition and wer'
awarded the first premium, over
number of competitors, for fine WORK
manship and quality of good. The!
will be on exhibition for two week
and are worth going to see. Those VIII
de9ire to view these wonderful pieces o
art will be kindly welcomed by Messrs
Humphrey Il Bro.
Daily Republican., 1882-06-16
SDrafned HIS Ank e.

On Wednesday last, Joseph Vickers
who resides at III French street, and
employed as messenger on the Della
ware Railroad, met with painful &C.
cident, which will contine him to the
house for several weeks. The circum-
stances OF which are as follows: When
the freight train arrived at seaiord,
Mr.. Vickers in order to make time,
Jumped from the car and ran along
with the train, in order to be at a Ger.
tain car when the engine stopped. In
jumping he struck his heel on tie,
turning his foot under and throwing
him to the ground. He picked himself
up and started to run again but the
pain was 0 acute that he fell the second
time.
He then rose up slowly and proceed
ed with caution, succeeding in perform
ing his duties until the train reached
Delmar, when his foot was 80 swollen
and the pain so severe that he had to
give up. He was brought to his home
in this city and Dr. Kane summoned,
who pronounced the injury a severe
sprain. Mr.. Nickers made narrow
escape with his life, for if he had fallen
in a different direction than he did, he
would have been run over by the cars
Daily Republican., 1882-06-16
.n po. Ar.r ,limes.

AuotL or mysterious disappearance is
now agi'ating the minds OF our citizens
ard this time it is a prominent office
holder. This person who has 80 sud-
denly disappeared is no other than Con-
stable John Brooks who is well-known
throug ghout the city.
The last seen of him was about $50
o'clock on Wednesday evening, when
he lett Squire Bertolett's office, stating
that he was going home. Shortly be-
tore the arrival of the ten o'clock train
that evening for Philadelphia, repor.
ter of the REPUBLICAN saw Mr.. Brooks
at the depot in the act of purchasing a
ticket, hut nothing was thought OF the
! matter at the time, as that Is NOT an
| unusual thing tor any citizen to DO. IL
proyed however that he was then about
to take his departure for parts unknown
s"An active search has since been made
for him but no clue TO his whereabouts
could be obtained until this morning
his wife received letter at Ter resi-
derce, 1907 Market street, which dis
pelled all doubts as to his being toully
dealt with as they supposed. From th'
letter it appears that he left home be
cause he was disgusted with Delawar'
and himself and that he intended II
leave it forever, The letter was writ
ten in Philadelphia and mailed in Cam
den, but he stated that it would be i'm
possible to tiud him as he leaves imme
diately for parts unknown.
The cause for this midnight depart
ure is attri buted to financial troubles
az his wife states that his domestic cir
ces were of the happiest' Constable
Brooks is about So years of age and has
been a resident Of this city for about q
| years. He has been member of thu
Board of Education for several year
and was reelected to that body los
May, from the Ninth Ward. He is
staunch Democrat. His wife is almos
frantic over his disappearance and can
not account for it,
Daily Republican., 1882-06-16
Runaway Last EvenlAs'

About z O'Clock last evening a. -.
Bullock and another lady wero son W
out Seven h street near Msalsou,
horse became frightened az s..ast suMS
that were playing in the 1e,.haS s"S
started to run off. He dasnea .s
Seventh street at a furious rae' spd
the people on the door steps 70 "It s,oI
walks screamed for some one y, y M :,
frightened animal. During -. al, si"a nj
citsment the two ladies i reipsd anal
the carriage, apparently GO eS0l m 10 b
moved. Miss Bullock 1elu III. w w sto}
reins, and made every effo[S ~ 'O rsJ
horse but without avail. Uu .oan ID a
jackson street a young iia' 10 sto,}
hold OF him and succeedea. !, ~ " a A.
still. still. the young man offered 1,dif, T.
but but Mi Miss Bullock declined; cd, AI III.
ance with thanks, and SAY fraid, ID
was not the least pit I'D S on 4
ladies started for home, sna naat.,tea,
ing Broom street the horse ss sosmbspf
and plunged down an an s streets
at Tenth and Franklin 81 0b tho
Carriage ca was demolished ,l'ssr ANU W wss
thrown to the grouhu. remor
seriously y hurt and d,,Ss3 were aid lia sap
sd' sd'' The horse was uDhur, D.1hanu,nsnt su
caught ca, nu at the soldtsrsi Monu~'''
Daily Republican., 1882-06-16
muts for Eyicted Tenants.

DUBLIN, June 15.- As Earl Spencer
the Lord Lieutenant, was riding
through Dublin to day he was stopped
by Anna Purnell, who attempted to
speak to him. Earl Spencer told her that
he was unable hear what she was say
ing, but that he would talk with her at
the Castle. Miss Parnell writes to the
evening papers that she had been
shocked to hear that the erection OF
huts for evicted tenants in County
Limerick had again been stopped. and,
that she had asked Earl Spencer wheth.
er this report was true.
From his pretending that he could
not hear her Miss Parnell believes that
he was ashamed. and that he would
gladly escape from the odious position
in which he placed himself. She urges
all who are connected with the building
of the huts to persevere. If one man is
arrested, she says, let another take his
place, so as to leave no shadow of ex.
cuse for the continuance of this outrage
on humanity. She believes that if the
people do not show little determine
tion people will be murdered by expo
Snro
Daily Republican., 1882-06-16
HEw ADvERTIsEAENTs

NHERIFFS SALE-BY VIRTUE OF A
- writ of Levari Facias, TO me di rected,
will be exposed to public sale at the Court
House. on Market street, between Tenth and
Eleventh streets, In the city of Wilmington,
Now CASTLE county, Del,
ON MONDAY, JULY 8, 1881,
at2o'clock, p. m,
The following described real estate, viz:
All that certain lot Of land with two story
brick dwelling house thereon. situate in the
city OF Wilmington, bounded and described
as follows to wit: BEGINNING at the north.
erly side of Second street between Poplar and
Lombard streets at a corner Of land formerly
OF Charles Moore, now Of Clemens Basler,
thence nor,herly along said Basler's land and
parallel to Poplar street 30 feet 10 corner;
thence easterly parallel to Second street IL
feet to corner Of land formerly OF Erby
Pierce now August Hilger, thence sontherly
along said Hilger's land and para lel to Pop
lar street 90 feet to tho aforesaid north erly
SIDE Of Second street, and thence thereby
westerly IS feet to the place of beginning, be
the contents thereof what they may. iook
h. vol. 10, page 800, et1.
Seized and taken in execution as the pro-
perty of Elizabeth Sweeten, surviving mort
gag0r, and Samuel Il. Sweeten, William II -.
Sweeten, Kate Buchanan, Henry Buchanan
and Mary A. Carroll, heirs at-law OF william
B. Sweetsn, dccea ed, and to be sold by
PHILIP X. CLARK sheriff.
SHERIFF. O1YlCR, Whining on, Del June
II, 1854 Jslo
Daily Republican., 1882-06-16
New WharVes,

Paschall & Company intend to build
wharf on the south side of the Chris
tiana creek, above Market street bridge
1t will be forty feet long, with a from
on the creek of seventy five feet. Worh
will be commenced on it next Saturday
morning, and 1t is expected that it vii
be completed In about three weeks, Th'
contractors are Henhoeffer Il Vaughn
who have just completed wharf on tn
Brandywine, near Eleventh stree
bridge, for John Hamilton.
Daily Republican., 1882-06-16
HEALTH is WEALTH

DR., E. q. Vests Nerve and Brain Treat.
ment: a specific for Hysteria, Dizziness,
OonvuAs 'on|, Nervous Headache Mental De.
preston T. IS Of Memory, Spsrlcatorrhoea,
tmpoteney, Involuntary Emissions, Prema'
ture Old Age, caused by overe1ertion, sell.
misery, decay and death. One box will cure
recent cases. Each box con ntaine ono month Il
treatment. One dollar box, or six box@
for five dollars, sent by mall prepaid 90 re-
ceipt Of price. We guarantee six boxes e
cure any case. With each order received bJ
US for SIX boxes, accompanied with five dol
lars, We will send tho purchaser our writer
guarantee to return the money II the treat'
mentl oes not effect .ourt. Guaranteed
issued only by N. 3. Danforta. DTnSEia.,
Dor. 2nd and Market streets, Wilmington,
Dsl--Sole GXent. n0v2b-dau
Daily Republican., 1882-06-16
Railroad Accident.

A through freight train on the Will
minpton and Northern railroad broke
down yesterday at Wagontown. The
accident was caused by the slipping OF
the two front wheels of a coal Car from
their position, which threw some fifteen
other cars down an embankment.
Three of the cars were totally demol-
ished. A brakeman named Andrew
Filmer was thrown against the station
and sustained painful injuries.
Daily Republican., 1882-06-16
Stranxe but True.

This is to certify that my child only
6 months old was so bad with whoop-
ing cough, that it turned black in the
face and blood gushed out of its mouth
and ears. 1t makes me happy to GER
tify to the fact, that less than one bot.
tie of DIR. Bliss Golden Whooping
Cough Syrup cured him.
JOHN P. GIBBONS,
Ill Washington street,
DR.. Bliss office, 217 West Third street.
Daily Republican., 1882-06-16
Eva Intured.

wh5 4 yGses IS employed %a y the ,s Rs'syI sI, +
Company, and resides ss.is e .trsst, T hads
W Wills lice engaged at bis, SvI wGtn' tx take I
out Of the socket before nn"tor sDp has git!
dark drl ns room for several raj. aasIi tss IsishI'
feared that he WILL 'o''
ininred eye.
Daily Republican., 1882-06-16
VIII Shortly Leave this Port.

1t is expected that the three masted
schooner Bergen, which was launched
from the ship yards of Jackson u Sharp
on the 3lst of last month, will leave this
port on Saturday. She is now lnoored
to a wharf in the Christiana receiving
her finishing touches, and attracts con,
siderable attention from boatmen and
others. The principal owner is Char
les b. Parsons of Red Bank, N. j. who
will be in command.
Daily Republican., 1882-06-16
No Better.

The condition of Mr.. Joseph N.
Locke, one of tho proprietors Of the de.
pot restaurant, who has been lying
very i'll for several days, was no better
this morning. His father arrived in the
last night from Massachusetts. 1t is
thought by the attending physicians
that either a change for the better OF
otherwise, will occur inside Of twenty
four hours. 1t is to be hoped 1t viii
be for the better and that he will soor
be able to resume his attention to bust
ORas
Daily Republican., 1882-06-16
Past Grand Masters Meeting.

The last II Getting until next Septem-
ber of the Past Grand Mastersl AssO.
citation, l. O. o. f., was held last even
ing. This association was formed last
November aud is composed of the past
grand masters in the Order of Odd Fell
lows in Delaware. The meetings have
been held monthly and during the sew
en- Aths that it has been in existence
it has made official visits to five lodges,
and through its members has delivered
forty. three addresses, lending to elevate
and strengthen the character and USE
fulness of the order.
Daily Republican., 1882-06-16
Heald Il Co.'s Sale.

Another of Heald & Co.'s popular
real estate sales will take place to NOR
row Saturday. afternoon, commencing
at 4. SO o'clock. The lots to be sold are
located, on Goodman, Bradford, and D
streets and on New Castle avenue, Oh
the South side convenient to the great
manufactures OF the city. Previous to
the sale of the lots, at $50 o'clock,a two
story brick cottage, 6 rooms and bath
room, No. 317 East Thirteenth street.
It is offered on reasonable terms. An
omnibus will leave Seventh and Mar
ket street promptly at 4p. m.
Daily Republican., 1882-06-16
Anafhar kuIdan spell.

About . o'clock, this afternoon Jesse
Bingham, Esq building contractor
was seized with another sudden spell
of checking, in the Kent Iron Hard.
ware store, which he had just entered.
Doctors Maull and Morrison were sum
moned and were doing all they could to
relieve the afflicted man, but at this
writing half past two o'clock, he lies in
very critical condition.
Daily Republican., 1882-06-16
Governor Hairs Moons b In Q,
From the Rhilad alphia Record.

From the Philadelphia Record.
Governor John W. Hall, ofDelaware
who has four new vessels beingfitted ou,
in this city, each of whi,h cost him ove1
$4,000, and which were built as gifts tt
his four grand children, after whom they
are named. was in Philadelphia
The current political gossip that the Re
publicans will carry Delaware and retire
United States Senator Salisbury mex
fall he stamps as moonshine. We've
got the voters )" said the Governor
"we've got the pluck, and we've got tht
money, too"
Daily Republican., 1882-06-16
An evening Party.

Last evening some fifty members OF
the Reformed Episcopal church of the
Redeemer, headed by their pastor Rev.
Mr.. Estlin, visited Mr.. Moreley, one o.
their members at his residence about
one and half miles over Market street
bridge on the New Castle road
The evening was spent in a pleasant
manner ana the guests did justice to
the large strawberries which Mr.. More.
lev Is noted for raising.
Daily Republican., 1882-06-16
Get the Best !! :!

Tho best Clothing Is the cheap
est at all times. LEONARD HRIss,
No. 4 East Third street, has the
latest q nd largest variety Of
SPRING GOODS on hand at rea
sonable rates. Superb fits qua
anteed. As q tailor and cutie.
he employs none but the best
hands and therefore guarantees
satisfaction to all. You would con.
suit your own interest by calling
and examining his stock, as he ie
as cheap as the cheapest, and his
stock cannot Q excclled in the
CITY, m2b-3m
Daily Republican., 1882-06-16
TrlmIners Wanted,

An advertisement appears. in tod.y's
REPUBLICAN for two carriage t,im.
mers to go to Norfolk, Va. This is a
good chance for a man who Is no,
steadily employed, permanent stu.
alton is offered and good wages can be
made. The climate is healthy and the
weather cooler there than here, not
withstanding it is much further south
Further information can be obtained
at this Office.
Daily Republican., 1882-06-16
MAR NAG 70,

ROONEY-BURK.-O tho 27th Of April,
by Rev. Mr.. Fallon, Mr.. Michael Rooney,
OF south Wilmington, and Miss Mary
Burk. Of Wilmington, Del
Daily Republican., 1882-06-16
ArvfvAf Of d IN,

Three hundred ana d, vsd sSi ysstela
Consigned con to ths e, Dis%pIiiss D1is:seI IS noT''
wnarvss dist harging'
Daily Republican., 1882-06-16

Rece YER ed from their injuries.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cole, Mr.. Oatten and
the others who were injured by the run
away horses at Fourth and King streets
short time ago, have all recovered,
anu are again able to attend to their
business.
Daily Republican., 1882-06-16
Trunks and Travelling Bags
IA. OONNEH.

j.. CONNEH,
Reliable harness and trunk Manufaosursl
has removed to his now store,
no. 4 Z. F0URTH Ut. near Marhs,
whore you will find the largest assortment II
tho city. Ladies' and gentlemen's poke
books and ladiss' shopping bags, and sold o.
reasonable prices. Prompt attention paid Il
Daily Republican., 1882-06-16
Grand on eulnx Season.

724 and 7a6 Market street, the great
Philadelphia Ice Cream and Fancy
Cake Bakery will sell frem this day
Ice Cream In all flavors, 81 90 per gallon
or % cts. per quart.
Daily Republican., 1882-06-16

Take your old pictures to Sutterley
g. Co. 302 Market street and have them
copied before they fade all out. They
do them cheap.
Daily Republican., 1882-06-16
Hat Lost.

A little girls hat lost on the Union
M. E. excursion on Thursday, is at the
REPUBLICAN Office awaiting an owner.
Daily Republican., 1882-06-16
DHUMPTION OF TRIPS.

On Tuesday, March 2sth.
the "Susle A. MCCALL" will resuno her TRIPS,
leaving Fourth street wharf every Tuesday,
Wednesday, Friday and Saturday at 8 .. m :,
2 and p. M, and leaving Ponnsgrove on
same days At 3.so and 10 q. M, and I. y. m.
m28-tf OAPI. DENNY.
Daily Republican., 1882-06-16
Ice Cream.

$1.OO Der gallon or 25 cents per quart,
1926 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1882-06-16

Glory plug all the year around
Chapman's Great Tobacco Mart.
Daily Republican., 1882-06-16

DR. KLINk'S GREAT NERVE RE.
- storer, is the wonder Of tho age for oil
nerve diseases. All dts stopped free. Send
tn ssl Arch street, PHILADELPHIA, Pa.
Daily Republican., 1882-06-16
TWO TRIPS To PHlLA DELP IilA.
REDUCTION or FARE.
at 20'clock, p. m,

REDUCTION OF FARE.
On and after Monday, June 18th, the swift
and commodious steam ~0e2sss
or samuel M FELTON," Il
will run as follows: = N6IS2IZNN
Leave French street kzSafEtSa.HtE5SSsss1 EtSSaas -
wharf at 9 80 .. m, and ssEll1 -
l3.l5 p. m. Leave
Philadelphia at 9. 80 a. II. and p. M. stop
ping at Marcus Hook and Chester each wa,.
Fare from Wilmington to Philadelphia, ID,
cents; excursion tickets rs cents. Tickets
will also be sold on the boat good to return
by the P. W .a b. X. R., on accommodation
trains 90 cents; good only on the day issued
Daily Republican., 1882-06-16
lee Cream
lollars

iH.rrioer tron, 5c, ~ 100 each, an i'm.
n.on.e esiisty a. lssssell's.
Daily Republican., 1882-06-16

r est BETWEEN JEFFERSON ST.
IL and depot, o gold chain with white
heart attached. A suitable reward will be
paid by Gavin 1t at this office or ei4 letter
son IT, jel6-2t
Daily Republican., 1882-06-16

;YT ANTED- TWO GOOD CAKRIh GE
w trmners to 60 to Norfolk, Va. Good
waves and steady iob Apply Immediately
to +. W. Reeve, this Office. el63t
Daily Republican., 1882-06-16
TAME l. BRO,

AXr ANTED-A GIRL FOR GENERAL
w housework at 2iV Monroe g.. jele.sts
Daily Republican., 1882-06-16

NlyANTED-A GIRLTOpO GEN EkAL
w housework. Apply at 700 w. Eigh'h
st. 'ol6.2tt
Daily Republican., 1882-06-16

NyANTED -. $50 COLORED GIRLS
w from Is years old and upwards at
Mojr's cannery, to shell peas. je,b.2t