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The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-03-10
i1LAJI'I5 aSFAgIFIg $ R. ]
 LAND FOR SALE.

The land department of he At,au i!c X Pacii ic Fail road Company Is nov OrEauiz' and office estal lished near the AIm io HUuse New Albuquerque, New Mexico,
 All communications conc r1ing Inns owned by tn. company should b. addiesstd to J. A. Wi hanson Land COmIi sIOner of sad COmi ally. The grant of laIds made he C mpany on tht 27th day If July s66, and the gh of tie mpGny the lands oates March I2th 1872 since which n no valid claim to any of the ,dd numbered section such one, three, and i've eic ha ued tC anyone within fifty zach s.de CI the line for tn, road k d .ily located. Apulic will be reciev d for tha purchase of any lands be oIgirg the coIupsny p lrpt sn swer Te uned. Remember Jd addr,ss all com munlcat. ons 70,
 J. A. WILLIAN~ON,
 Land Commissioner
 A. |. k. R Co.,.
 New Albuquerque,
 few Mexico. Sedt 1881 tf-
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Didn't Work.
KATE

Two young vaiiants, by the name of Mer chant, (brothers), on Saturday evening last mac boasts that they were going to takC the town, and more especially that DOT tion belonging to the County, in which is confined our criminals; to be plain, they were gong to act as iailors for time and release certain men. They appeared at the Courth nuse, but were met with such an array of people armed with shot-guns, re- volvers, etc, that they changed their minds. Marshal Dodson gobbled the boys up and marched them to the city calaboos, where they were furnished quarters until Monday morn n, The City Recorder, C. B. Rush, thou. It fllat S65 was reasonable charge for tr. uble, room rent, board, etc. They pungled over the cash and were politely re- quested to leave town.
 When men come to Prescott and conduct themselves as men they are welcomed, but when they come and conduct themselves as loafers, they in turn are treated as such. If there are those who imagine tLe srzsss -...,
 ....-.sssssssa 5kt t6ev car come to Prescott and run it, we would ad- wise them to disabuse their minds of the idea If navar has worked and never will
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TUESDAY.

Soi Jackson and family went home to day
 Thorne's chop house is doing good busi ness.
 February, in the East, has been unusu- ally cold.
 Frank Wells left to-day for his cattle ranch on the Verde.
 Samuel Purdy, Jr., has returned from Yuma to San Francisco.
 John Raible is manufacturing excellent lagar and don't forget it.
 MT. John Ackers is out on Willow Creek in charge of Geo. w. Curtis farm.
 The Herald of Phenix has been treated to some pie Careiessness should be the name
 It IS the intention of some one to get up dance for the 17th. Let it come, and don't pull back.
 A tin mine has been discovered on the line of the A. < P. R. k. west of Albu- ququerque,
 The hydraulic diggings on Lynx Creek tIt bttiig NpTh6O iOI SllI lllGIG ID III GiASlll, and that's millions.
 E. s. Junior has done many noble and manly acts since he sold his mine. He has shown himself to be an honorable man.
 Cureton has missed grand treat We thought of him yesterday, the 9th of March, when the eat was chaperoning the lion.
 Several honest citizens from the rural districts who have been in town visiting and to business, departed homeward
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We want some one to pnt
<s,s,;s-;Sil-rf .1cre in Freseott.

Laboring men, that is to say, good farm hands. are scarce in this section.
 Mir. and Mrs. Nathan Bowers went out to their Agua Fria ranch to-day.
 Governor Tritle meets with cordial wei come at the hards of our citizens.
 Capt. Jackson and wife and Capt. Foster departed to-day for Oak Creek.
 The little church on the lill-thc Bap- tist-was well attended last evening.
 Mir. Sol Jackson, his son, Lum, and daughter, Miss Lizzie, are lii town.
 Abe..KioNe is now with NJ. Goldwater & Son. Abe Is cilt If Prescott's best clerks. The various places of resort of Prescott the saloons were well attended last eve ming.
 AtElPaso the public school is held in q tent Wonder where Rev. Gr. Merrill breaches,
 Persons who have jeon cuitiyating locust nurseries would do well to ship trees tC Prescott.
 The Atlantic Ie Pacific R. R. Co. contem. plate the erection of lare storehouse al HolbrOoK.
 To-day the wind has been cold and dis agreeable, making indoors, with fire, quite enjoyable.
 Tomorrow the mail commences to mov, between Prescott and Wmslow, on the Little Colorado
 E. $. Junior Is going to prospectus claim on the Eclipse lode, Bradshaw Mountain by sinking shaft 100 feet.
 Mir. c. B. Foster is going to Camp Hual pal for the purpose of surveying some ot the fine..ranches in that section.
 We are pleased to learn that Doct. Tag gart. of Yuma, who was shot by a crank 5 few days since, Is in a fair way of recovery Uncle Josiah Morrison has traded hi: ranch oGt "m Banning Creek to MT. Ben nett, rLe .uI,ainiFi, for his property west o Granite. Cr'c-
 Fr,lngnt in his .Iuds,t way, Lays clam to the Islanl of Acatrz, in the Bay {" San F,anciSc". lie sayS |; IS his and N, ccrtainly think la, ought t" occupy It
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| parties interested, for obvious reasons:
 KANsUs SITY,
 MIs>URI, Febuery 2O-S2
 HUNNY Jm--Yeur bilit cum in du time it sent thrils uv joy tu my lovin busum ] Jade yeur darlin, luvin centements under mi pillar at nite and dremt uv yu till braud da lite in the mornin, and ow my cream and shug, mi pet. I wuz week as a citten when I rOse and went out to milk afore brekfust. Yeu rite sutch karessin wurds uf tender en- enjoyment that my sole leeps fromits socket and trys to fl tu yew ava out in Arisony whar the kow-bois kreate sutch obnockshus krimes that the pore disappointed Actin Ceckretara haz to rite Stat dockimunts tn the fathur ov ower Kuntra, GeneIl Arthur. Du yew think hel be cept in offs? Ar the Row Bois all Demokratsl and du tha fere the Ceckratara as he IS! Iz he terrihul liter an ful ov raligun? and hunna, du tell me If his krystyanaty runs to tha Mormun fathel Iew orter kun hoam tu me an leve sioh dangerus plais.
 He work mi fingur males to tha quIk tu cepe yew hear with tha won hoo luves yew betern life in high teamed theatur
 Tit tn that yaller hared feller yew ust to be jelus uv, and ef he cums round agin ile thro him thru the wirder ef he has got woden leg.
 Now, Jim, rite oftun. Tel me all about tha Missur pepel in Present., an eff ena uv em kalkilate on blisful matramona I'm wurkin fur tu on a quarter [, weak, an dres purifier than any girl in this Sity.
 Alcrs YewIs, KATE
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70 E HI, UN NEORI'UN.ATE
DR. e BB1NS' Dispensary

GS2 Kearny stre., corner . Com" ercial, San Fr.nclsss est. bllsh' d n 1856, fss tk treatment of seminal A
 e1uai diseases such as ssa
 orr ae gleet. strictur, sYyA
 lis, in all it's forms, se4ila No1kness, Impolency, nfsii loss Of Ieams, pimplss CD lace and Loss of msnhssS e h po1tiv,ly be cured. fls sick and afflicted ehou!d n, | | il ." cali upOl him. Tls . etOr has travelled srtss- s yeiy in EurODe and
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ed thoroughly the hospitals there, orta.ais eat deal lf yaluabie inf rmatlOn- Dr. Gibbsn vfi
 ma TO charge Up,ss he affects cure. Per.ons asa distance may be e red at hone. All communication should te rictly confidential. You 10 He but iAs c-O~- Per~Ous writing the Doctor nplesss ss.ts the name of the per they see thls dye iisement in Ch rge~ reasr hle Call or writ. Address, pr. T. F. Gibbon, Box 1857 seid SIO fo: sekage of mai i;ine.
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MONDAY.

John H. Dixon is up from Skull Valley. w. W. Cook left this morning for New River.
 Surround our home with shrubbery and flowers.
 Now Is the time to set out trees and shrubbery.
 TucsOa is to have a new court house. Nothing like style.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-03-10
PILES! PILES! PILES! 4 SUGA CUR4 FCUED AT LAST
 NO CINE HE'D SUFFER

sure cure snr Blind, Eleeding Itch ng ard Ucs afed lie- Lte.t ascOyerd by pr. William, (An Ja dian reus dy !, csiled pr ilLans Indian Ointment single has cured :he worst chronic of 3s or 3h years stai oing No Cue med -uher hve minutes after ap lyiug this vonderfUl soothing medicine Lotions, ii-I ruueuts md elee'uaries do more harm than good. Miilian's OR nt absOrbs the tumorsr aJays the inieu Hcling particularly at night after 9cttlng lI hr, Oultice, gives instant and Iatui rci and is prepared only piles. itch iug ot fh iVEte p r;s- and for nothing else. Red VT at t- Hon J. M. Golf n erry, of Cle<els md, says ab ut Dr- ligm's Ind an Pile Ointmer: have Used scOre- O Pie Cares, and affords nla that have fOIEd anything which gave such n.Iae diate ad pern-LeEt reIief Pr. williams In dian Ointment.
 For sac by all druggists, mailed on receipt of price. l,1O.
 HENRY < co, Proprietors,
 CLEVELAND. O. McCarthy 6 Osborne. ol sale Agents
 DENVER. COLORADO dT
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Lii 9ral Reward ! !

I eril reward vii he paid ,o any per returning 1T y.u l, .illat.o vuleh Nil ad t. the recovery my E, zoe, Ll.i eis,p ,al, f, my ranch about the J y. loS2.
 DLsC IPTION:
 He " work hc~ss, i nt b y, wlits nose, about nine 1 z, ~nal rll.s-. VI. J. H.. connected, the ift hi-C ep A \ he lrlt fcre shoulder; is . h. Ir -..tr r- fee- nom Oe Cct- do tims If dI-s large belt There sappesred at t-e aiIe tune a Lie horse, wEi, also wanred.
 S. SKULL.
 1eG Davis Tanch, or Plzs stable. Prescott, Feb. -, losz. 2
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-03-10

THIS GREAT STRKEsrH- ENING REMEDYANDN NERvn
 ONIC is the legitina . re~Ult of over 20 year. sf practical experience, and CURES WITH UNFAIL- ING CERTAINTY Nsr- vous and Physical Debility e nal Weakness. spsr- InattOrrEea, I nlissisas lmpOteEcy, Exhsusiea Vi-
 anty. PrematErs Decline ana LOSS OF MANHCOb, From n.yft as ..r-a-- r,...
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come to Prescott and run it, we would ad wise them to disabuse their minds of the idea It never has worked and never will
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SATURDAY.

The Albuquerque Journal says that the handsomest girl in the Territory lives in Prescott. Wonder who she is?
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-03-10
A IOVinG Letter.

The following epistle, full of endearing expressions, has been handed us for publi- cation. We suppress the full names of the parties interested, for obvious reasons:
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-03-10

oueed- ireuricArs ana purifes the ood, strength ems the Nerves, Brain, Muscle, Digestion sduct- we OlganS, nd lhysi al Mental Faculties. IL stops any Uun sturil facilitating dreams semiual losses win he he eic destructive to mind and body II ls sure riimnatOr of all KIDNEY AND BLADDER COMPLAINTS. It contains injurious
 nsredte- tS- Y these who suff, ring from the evil effects If nthful descrs tions or exceSses a speeoy, thorough and permanent CURE IS TUAEANIEED- Price S2.5O per bottle, live fotiles m case with fuI reCtions md advice. e{
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TRlkL BOTTLE FREE.

NOTICE.-I v send trial bottle If the RE- Jt V. NATstH-SuIf c eIt to snow it's merit-free of charge to afi-c ed applying by letter stating hi sympto and age. CoumCnie.;;Cns strictly conf d utiaI. Lf25daudw1yl
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ipt O DrIct, or Q. ID. TO he had only or
 Ur. C. D. SaIfirld, 216 kearny Street, san Frarcsco, Csl CousutatiC ms strictly conn- dential. ty letter. at office, FREE. For the con- veuience Cf Ieti.fIs and order in perfect secrecy have adopt pIivaIe address, under which aI mack alee IurNarLiea.
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THE
THE GREAT tHGLISH REMEDY,

the Uflu end many Other ulseaths tDst Iese idsanity and death-
 DIR. MiNTIE will agree to forfeit $500 for case sf this kind the Vital Restorative under his special advice and treamenU will not cure, or for anything impure CT injurious found it, Dr. Mintie tresss all Private Diseases successfully Wlhout mercury. Con- sulra on Iree Thorough examination and advice, in
 ludng analysis of UrHe S5. Price of Vital hestors- tive S3 bolt.e four timesthe quantity, SlO ssss to any addrs. upCu receipt of pr ce C. O. D. - cure from obserN aon, and In private name desrso
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tBr. '. iutir's EindpeS Remedy Nephr~tf cuIn cures all kitr2Y and Bladder Complaints. Con OrrhCa, Glet, LeacCr r,sa. For sale by al druggists Sl a bo-r-e riX bottles for S5.
 }. r. tlt tse'. La geis,n Fiils, are the best and chasyest Dysre. and rilis the market. For a Q b,-,ff ,i1uag df4dkwH
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4. F. HlINTiI M. D..

IT hraruey Street, San Francisco, Cal sE-S.mple bot le fr e, sent on app 5eatio U by ter. sta4iug mIt0nis, and age. tepn Dhi6stf stri,tly cOnlCeullel-
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.. L. Fisher and W. W. Hutchinson are layin. track at d rapid rlte. Next week the boulevard of Prescott will be completed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-19
AFTER TIE TIE GLOVE FIGHT
A CHALLENGE ISSUED TO SULLIVAN

A CHALLENGE ISSUED TO SULLIVAN.
THE ENGLIsnMAN's OPINION OF HIS OPPONENT
THE sPou.s DIvIDED-PoLICE VIEWS OF THE
SPORT.
The glory OF the prize-fghter is short lived. Once
all antagonist batters hun down in the ring and
there are none so poor to do him reverence, while
to add 10 his misery he his rival receiving the
plaudits aud obsequlous attentions OF the nckle
mob John i. sullivan, after the terrific combat OF
Monday night in Madison Square Garden, went to
his room i'll the Continental Hotel. The blows of
Wilson, though few i'll NUMBER, had done their work
and the Boston champion showed his bad condition
by vomiting. lie was bruised about the body con-
sideraDly and at the formulation OF the tight
was completely "windcd." lug Wilson, on
the contrary, rallied quickly from the elects OF
Sulivan's pounding ana ediately began to look
after the spOs iof war. L share OF the gate-noney
amounted TO I'll 200. Yesterday after receiving
Ills suddenly acquired wealth he came down town
and deposited il in bank Wherever nc went small
crowd of prize-hghters followed him ana sung
his praises. lie replaced Sullivan the hero
of the hour His photographs began to appear
spasmodically n the barroolns of the sporting fra
ternity. Tug " took his glory coolly and seemed
confident of his superiority over sullivan de sad
TO a TRIBUNE reporter: " l could ave whipped i'm
easy Last night If they lad let us hght two OF three
more rounds"
DO you think you can whip him with bare
knuckles 7"
. i am certain of it. shall challenge i'm and he
will ave 10 come out and ngnt"
" Is Sullivan the best man you ever fought I"
tug" put down his empty beer glass and gave
contemptuous look, between a leer aud smlIe-an
expression on which Ting has patont-the
same diabOlical look he during the last round
g" Best man he said "Why, If he is "a 'ard
litter, pity The rest. Kinney, he 'shoe-black,
was twenty times better man"
In the course of further conversation. Tug" ex-
pressed himself perfectly charmed with America,
and announced his intention OF taking out natural
ization papers and becoming citizen. "
might ave fought IN HIngand from TO
the day was dead and never would ave made the
brass rolled in last night. shall not return
Hngland."
Richard K. Fox yesterday sent ont challenge
Offering To match Tug" Wilson t. light John l..
Sullivan for 81, 800 and the championship of the
world. aud calling upon Sullivan to fight or give up
the championship The conditions are that the
match shall take place within four months.
Sullivan yesterday lett tine city for Boston. Ii
was the opinion of tho noted boxers about town
that Tug would be accommodated. Many were
inclined 10 think that the bullet-hoaded English
man would win IN such light euiiivan's friends
clam that he would have knocked Tug OUT on
Monday night, but he had not trained for the tight
After the hight sullivan remarked ~ his second /:
" ltis blooming fine arrangement that expected Inc
to knock that fellow out la punch"
Tug" Wilson yesterday afternoon drove to
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-19
AFRAID OF ELECTRIC MACHINERY.

A rernonstrance in which over 600 families are
interested was sent TO the Board of Health yester-
day The families occupy rooms IN crowded tene-
ment houses in the block bounded by Chrystie
Houston. Forsyth and Stanton-sts., and they have
become alarmed at the building arrangements Of
the Brush Electric Light Company at Nos. "a and SO
Stanton-st. 1t is stated in the remembrance that
the company is engaged in placing four large
boilers in the Stantonst buildings, to be used Tor
generating electricity. These boilers, it is cx-
pected will be kept heated day and night. ana the
long. The inmates of the neighbor:ng houses fear
that the boilers will explode or will cause con-
nagration in the nighttime They think also
that. even if the boilers do not explode they will
cause great heat, smoke and noise. The rooms in
the tenement houses crowded, and the air in
them during the summer months is hot and op-
pressive 1t is claimed that all the houses in the
block will be unhealthy IN the warm weather ii four
large loiiers are to he kept in constant use there
The remembrance, il IL said, is TO he backed up
By a petition signed by all the families IN the
block. The Board of Health took no action upon
the remonstrance yesterday, except to refer it to
sanitary inspector for a report.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-19
FLIGHT OLA JEWELLERS CLERK.

Another trusted clerk living in Brooklyn has
taken advantage of the confidence reposed in him
and has run away with the property OF his en-
ployer. Daniel L. Kmball, of No. loss Lafayette
ave BROOKLYN who had been employed for ten
years by n N. Shepard. jeweller of No. 200 Broad
way, this city. did not return to his home on
Wednesday OF last week, and 1T was also found by
his wife that he had not been at his business.
Inquiry Of the police OF the two cities failed to find
him. 1t was not for some time thought
that he might have some reason for concealing him
self Mr. Shepard then found that he had been
robbing the store of diamonds. watches, jewclry
and money, amounting in all as nearly as 1t can be
computed 10 about $4,000 From clew gained
Yesterday it is believed that Mr.. Kimball has gone
to Europe He is about twenty five years of age a
Sunday -school and church member: and highly
thought Of in his social circle. He has wife and
one Child. One way in which he secured great
quantity of valuable goods in the store was
through an arrangement Mr.. Shepard has with
other jewellers to get goods from them at any time
TO show 70 his customers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-19
ORGANIZING THE ACTORS FUND.

The American Actors Association held meeting
at Walack's Theatre yesterday afternoon. Among
those present were Lester Wallack, A. j. Dltenhoe-
fer. Edward Harrigan, John +. Souc. William
Henderson, Henry Miner, Daniel FIohman, William
Seymour NJ Ii. Mallory and Dr. Taylor. William
Henderson presided. A. j. Dittenhoeier read a
series, of bylaws, which he suggested should be
printed and forwarded to each member OF the asso-
citation for consideration. These bylaws provide
that all who made living BY acting, singing dane
ing or any kind OF amusement were prOOcTly WITHIN
the jurisdiction of the ASSOCIATION Tor relief Inc
officers of the association Will be president, TWO
yice-pTesidelts, secretary, treasurer, 10
be elected for year, and an assistant treasurer
to be appointed by the Board OF Trustees.
The association will hold its annual meetings on the
first Tuesday after the first Monday In June. Inc
treasurer is to invest the money OF the association
under the direction of the Board of Trustees give
bonds and pay out money on The warrant OF the
Executive Committees; Corresponding Honorary
Committees Will be appointed LII the different towns
and citles throughout tho United states.
through which applications for assistance
must be made TO the Board OF trustees;
The following persons were named IN inc proposed
bylaws as trustees Lester Wallack, A. NJ. Palmer
Edwin Booth, Edward HarrIgan, A. l.. Abbey, Will
lam Birch William Henderson, Joseph Jefferson,
John f. Soule, NJ II. Mallory, 7. L. Barnum, Law
renee Barrett w. j. Florence, J. X. Emmett, Henry
Miner, j. Ii. Haverly and William +. Sim. A tenn
porary executive was appointed and 1T was decided
to print and distribute the bylaws submitted. A let
ter which contained a check for $500 was read
from Joseph Jefferson. A contribution Of $12 20
from the late Samuel BayGs also read. Dr.
Taylor was appointed physician to the association
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-19
THE LUCK OF A PRIZE CREW.

Captain Quenesna and eight others Of the crew OF
the Portuguese brigantine Francisco Felix arrived
here on board the Italian bark St. Anna on
Wednesday last, and reported that they had apan-
dOned their vessel in dislnasted and sinking con
dition on July g. northeast of Cape Hatteras. lie
Francisco Felix was bound from Aracaa dqr Hew
York with cargo of sugar valued at "a ap nno
$4,000 The vessel was valued at about S3.Voo
more. She arrived at aud anchored IN Lower Qua qua.
antine on Monday night in charge OF prize cdeT ~
the cargo being unlnjured and the VeSsel o,itS
slightly damaged Victor Lenanau, formerly lnas Az
of the Russian bark Navigator when NeSse e "a, a, c
rived here on Monday from Liverpool ana VIZ T H,
in charge of the Francisco Felix sa,u yr'r ,Irs
that the abandoned vessel was sighted neaI n na;
she was sbandoned IN latitude 39o 81 nortn. loHsi
tude $50 west about twenty-iour ho,rS an, r tIa
crew was taken off by the S. Anna AlthoueI nc t,o
sea was rough he consented 10 Doaru .no
bncantine IN a small boat aud found her IN con-
paratively good condition, executing ina. sne
had LOST her foretopmast and foremost
IN the hold He returned to his own Vesi ied
and reported the facts to Captain Petersen. on inc
foliowino morning Lenanau and five seainen were
nnt or hoard of the Francisco Felix as prize crew
The vessel was also taken i'll tow, and was pumped
ont On Saturday last whom about hfteen miles
southeast of Shinnecock Light dead CAIN
prevailed and soon afterward dense
Too closed in so that neither vessel could be sighted
from the deck of the other. The hawser was tIen
cast of and the two vessels drlftcd apart. fog
horns were kept blowing, but on Sunday when the
fog lifted the two vessels were out OF sight OF each
other. breeze springing up the Navigator kept Oh
her course for New York and soon aftcrward zap
tain Petersen engaged tug 10 go IN search OF the
Francisco Felix. She was found making good
headway under sail near where the Navigator
parted from her, on Monday afternoon, ana was
hrnu nj N