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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-09-21
TIE TWO TICKETS
iaHAMlLroN couNry,o, o,wiLLsrick
All Efforts Towards Compromise Prove FraIt-
I.s-Pr~ OplnloD, on Massachusetts, and
New YOrk xonlnltlOAs-rso opIalOas
ASsu, naAoas's Work ia nrEInIa.

ClScISSArI, September 2O.-The CONNER
cial Gazette has the following: Last even
ing The conference committees from the
two factions OF the Democratic party met,
according to adjournment, in the Office of
Hon. Isaac NJ. Jordan. AS predicted in
these columns, there was no chance Of a
compromise, and the meeting adjourned
without accomplishing anything. The
Highland House conierees asked for two
days time when the meeting closed on
Monday night, and yesterdays proceedings
demonstrated why SO much time was asked.
A meeting Of the Mclean Executive Com.
mittee was called for yesterday afternoon
to which the Highland House candidates
were all Summoned They, ,.-wcre- there,
and the subject Of compromise was die.
cussed. Reporters generally, and C0nnIsr-
cial Gasstte reporters particularly, were de.
MED admission, and for several hours a
promiscuo1s expression of opinion was LIS
tenedto.f iF'
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rnR uLrINATrN or rnE REYoRMRRs.

The ultimatum Of the Reiormers, the
withdrawal Of both tickets, YVES submitted
to.the meeting and wa. voted down. How
this result was accomplished can not be
said, but when the public ayowals Of some
OF The candidates faycring anew Convens
ton are considered, it 'looks as though q
boss had something to say, and the idea
ths. the whip was vigorously applied
meets with generat favor Whether or not
there were any persuasive arguments used
must be left to the individual minds Of the
public, but the confidence displayed among
insiders that the Highland House ticket
would be supported indicates that the plan
OF procedure was mapped out and that the
strength and courage Of the "Reformers"
were underestimated. For several hours
before the meeting at Mr.. Jordan's Office,
rumors that there would be no compro.
mise agreed upon were riie upon the street,
aud everybody at all posted had given up
all idea of harmony as far as the conference
committees were concerned.
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A vIRIrApLE CASTLE.

Gov. Bryan, gentleman connected
with the mines, lives here in right royal
style. His residence is a stone castle, tur-
rets and all. We were courteously received
by him and shown through the castle. It's
interior finish Is in natural wood, no plast-
ering on the ceiling, the joists being dress d
as well as the under side ot the flooring Of
the second story. He Is gentleman OF
esthetic taste, the castle being adorned
with variety Of fine paintings and the
curiously carved and antique tables loaded
with articles Of virtu and brick bats, ss Mrs.
Partington would say. After bidding the
Governor adieu in our most knightly style
we took in "Hot Loda Springs" and its
waters are not bad to drink.
Hot Tunnel, the source of the springs
about fifty feet undfr the mountains is
about as hot place as we care about get.
ting into. The thermometer Ia 1907 and the
water boiling hot and smells Of sulphur.
Here to our discomfort a thunder storm
came up and put an end to our exploration,
and We fed 10 the cars fer shelter. The
thunder in the canyon makes much
louder noise than our home thunder, and
the lightninga trihe more brilliant. It
may have exerted itself on our accsunt.
Manitou and Colorado springs were next
visited. Colorado springs must be a
missioner, as there are no springs there,
nothing but small town and'a large hotel.
We passed on to Manitou where there arc
springs, and there took q conveyance down
to tho Garden Of the Coda" After we
had viewed the large rocks standing on
end, some 800 feet high in all sors I
shapes-the beer barrel, Gen. Hsncock's
head, military cap and all, the antelope's
bead and dear knows what else, we turned
to take the road leading to Colorado
springs. -.
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: The driver Of the conveyance got out to
dr-some screw that was loose and handed
the lines TO one Of our party. When
he resumed his seat he didn't take the
lines but. allowed the party TO drive, and
he not driving to suit another Of the party
was surprised by . sudden jerk at one OF
the lines which brought the horses to a
sudden halt andotf wept the tongue of the
conveyance, and eight tourists came to q
stand still. Te make the situation more
interesting, the thunder rolled over Pixies
Peak and the clouds lowered, and we had
A gentle rain. The party divided here,
half getting into another wagon and going
10 Manitou and the other staying Tor re.
pain. The rain increased TO such an ex-
tent that half OF US sought shelter in the
cars. and waited till the train started back
for Denver, where we arrived about 10 P.
NJ. We next visited the smelling works,
which was not as interesting a. Il might
have been because Of the heat, and the ab.
seuce Of somebody to explain things, and
give Us some specimens Of the h1e silver
We were allowed to look at. Having done
Denver, China quarters all, we took supper
and struck for Salt Lake City, passing
through Weber Canyon on the Central
Pacific, and arriving at the City Of the
Saints on the morning Of the second day
out. Having heard so.much Of the beauty
oi This city We had, hal our hopes raised 70
ohite % high patcha but were doomed 70
kdIAappoIntment. Theplace was as hot and
,Ny "a eouli,be. We called on President
John Taylor, but "Johnuyn wasn't In. We
had also expected TO see Mrs. Young, bu
she didn't appear either.
THE MoRNoS TARERsAcLE.
We visited the Tabernacle, an enormous
,,ij,,, shanAd like an egg, and yere me
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We visited the Tabernacle, an enormous
building shaped like an egg, and were met
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The story OF "The Romany Rye" which
will be produced here this evening and to-
morrow evening, Is that OF two brothers,
Royston by name, who have made
imprudent marriages. one married a hand.
some gypsy girl, who, for good cause, leaves
him, Carrying her child back with her 10 her
gypsy tribe. This child attefward becomes
Jack Hearne, the personifcation Of the
"Romany Rye" Mother and child are sup.
posed to be dead, however, and the father
mRrries avain and leaves son, Philip, heir
10 the estate. The other aged Royston. Jacks
and Philips uncle, hs1 secretly msrried some
obscure creature, who dies and leaves an or
phan behind her In the care OF her grand
rather, dilettante bird.ianoier, whose snop Is
In that quBrter OF London known as Little
Queer street, st. Giles. This is the stale Of
affairs when the curtain rises, and we learn
shortly afterward that Jack Is In love with
Geuif; that Philip hes discovered that Gertie
Is, unkuownto herself, the heir-at-'aw to his
uncle, her fathers Q tate, into possession OF
which he hes come, and that he proposes TO
marry Gerte to make good his title; that Jack
Is aware who he tJack) Is, but, being fond
Of his gypsy life, does not propose to declare
himself and clLim his estate unless Philips
ra;cality shall become too pronounced, aud
the story OF the play tells OF Philip pursuing
Gertie In aud out through TIE most thrilling
dramatic situations.
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THEBL.CK CASE.
The Famous Law suit nj Last Comes &c
Trial.

The Famous Law Suit NJ Last Comes 10
Trial.
The csse OF the city sgainst George Q.
Black, former City Collector, and his sureti.s
as such, to recover monies alleged to be due
the city on account from him, came up In
the Circuit Court, Part /, yesterday, Judge
Henry Brannon, Of Weston, presiding in
Judge Boyd's stead. Court met shortly before
ten o'clock, Messrs. Hubbard and Erskine
appearing for the city and MeSrs. Russell
and Barr for the defense. The panel Of iarois
was excepted TO by the defense, on account
Of the. fact that one OF the clerks (Mr. Hook \,
had summoned the jurors, were citizens and
taxpayers OF Wheeling, and therefore inter.
ested IN the suit. This point YVES overruled,
10 which decision an exception YVES taken.
the defense then objected 10 the proceed
ings on the ground that the statute under
which they are taken makes II competent fer
au interested party 10 sit as juror on the
trial Of q case, and Is therefore unconstitu-
tional. This was also overruled by the court
aud another exception taken. The follow
ing Jury ives then chosen from the panel:
Jacob White, Robert Welshans, Robert
Burkett, ]. N. Huntsberry, A. E. Carter,
Wylie Porter, u. Nichols, George Hui
Joseph North, James Heryey, Fred. Bode
and George Wolf.
A recess was taken until 2 o'clock, at
which time City Solicitor Erskine maize the
opening statement on behalf Of the city. To
this the counsel for the defense made no
reply.
"rhe city undertook TO introduce the pub
lished ordinances as evidence, but were met
by another objection, followed by long
Argument This question YVES still pending
when the court adjourned.
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RelIRire.

The First Presbyterian church choir hrs
been recognized with Mrs Woodbridge IS
organ.st.
Rev. R. NJ. Brown spoke on the Second
Amendment las. night at Rock Hill. and DR..
Mann, Of Brooklyn, spoke at City Hall.
The following new teachers have been ap-
pointed IN the city schools: Mir1Cs Sadie
Armstrong, Alice Calhoun aud Minnie Oar.
rah.
Rev. A. W. Butts will not probably return
to his church here after the meeting OF Con-
ference. His health is unequal to the care OF
a large charge.
A. Klotz, OF Mayer & Klotz, has bought the
brick corner house, the home Of the late A.
r. Stuart, Belmont and Thirty.sixth streets
The price was S. 06.
The Windsor Hotel, OF Messrs. Husbands &
Iuskeep, wr9 opened to the public last night.
The furniture and carpstlRnd all the belong.
ings are entirely new, the whole building
inside and out he's been reprinted, fire
escapes have been added aud electric bells put
Ia all the rooms The house Is really much
newer now than II ever WEI.
The differences between the O. & P. and B.
& o. companies are settled, both companies
having ratified the agreement made here
some weeks ago. There will shortly be
another conference 10 settle all details, and
soon the men with their picks and shoyels
will be making roadway for branch to the
Cleveland, Lorain 3 Wheeling Railroad
and bring II to this CITY. 2
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THE BABY MYSTERY
Al the County Poor House M Deep as
Ever

Ever
The County COMMISSIONER Committee on
Poor House and Farm played with the case oil
Commissioner steiu and the baby brought to
the Infirmary in the night, again yesterday.
As at the previous meeting OF the Committee,
nothing at all was done. The Commissioners
present tai ed pretty freely before Mr.. Stems
arrival. They were unit In thinking some
thing ought 10 BIO done. but a. nobody sng-
gested any plan OF action, the matter was
allowed to remain in s!dtnquo.
Mr.. Delbrugge thought the case wssa very
funny one. Mr.. Stein had undoubtedly
| told stories which were at variance with one
another, aud had certainly gwen cause fol-
the belief that he knew more ABOUT the child
| than he hiss ever tod. Mr.. Boring was In
favor OF holding Mr.. Stein TO strict account.
Had that gentleman been new member OF
the Board, ignorant OF Its rules and customs,
there might be some excuse found for him.
But he was an old commissioner, and could
not plead ignorance for his irregular pro-
ceediogs In the case Mr.. Maxwell also
thought the matter should be thoroughly in
vsstIgated.
Nj. stsin subsequently entered, and Prose
cutting Attorney Jordan and he had some
conversation about the matter, which, how.
ever. had no result. Mr.. Stein persisted In
| the declaration that he knew nothing ut all
about the matter. He had heard that the
baby's name wes Becker, and Winssburg or
Mansburg, but he did not know whether II
was apy OF thes,, The money paid him by
the man who brought the baby t, him he
would turn over at the next meeting. 30
the matter was allowed to rest.
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NOTES rRoM:THE RIVER


Along the Levee,
The Little Boone Is this mornings packet
for Parksrsburg.
The Princess and Little Anna left yester
day morning for Matamoras.
The depth OF water in the channel lasI
evening, was feet 0 inches and the rivel
was rising.
The Elaine left from the Belmont landing
yesterday ate noon for PaIksrsburg. The
Prince also left this landing for Darlington,
They were unable TO get over the creek bar
on account Of low water,
The Tennessee river is said to be lower than
ever before In the history OF the country.
There 10 record tince 1910, and It Is one
inch lower than the low water mark o; thai
year. Some sections in Eastern Tennessee
are suffering from drouth.
CAPT. T. G. Sweeney, oil New Orleans, Is YET
Sojourning at Minneapolis, MINI. Capt
Sweeney will be 90 tough and hard from biz
residence In the cool Northwest that he will
have To 20 through the'aoclimatiztng expert
enoe again when he returns TO New Orleans
PITTSBURGH, Pa, September 24.-River 8
inches and on o stand.
PArxrRs LANDING, Pa, September "a
River inches; cloudy and cool.
GRKENsBoRo, Pa, September 25.-Riyer s
feet II inches aud rising; weather rainy.
RlcEs LANDING, September p River 8 feet
inches and stationary rainingI thermome'
ter GO.
MonoASrovx, W. Va, septembsr q. River
foot and stationary weather rainy Their
mometer re.
LOCk No. 4, September 24.-River fleet
inches and stationary weather rainy Their
momster 6S'.
BRoHxsvrIEE, Pa, September A.-Rlyer 8
feet 2 inches and stationary weather rainy;
Thermometer G2s.
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A STRANGER HURT
YEALLlNaoFFAp.w.&K MrREsTLE
II. will STAY ia wheeling Longer than asI.t.nd.
td-Anothsr Pruitl.ss WrtstIs With the stsln
MYSTERY By the COnnl.GlOa.rs' Commit.
tss-Ths B'nlI Birth fight.

List evening shortly before o'clock; a
stranger in the city, named ]. Z. Mecarroll,
fell from the p, W. & Ky. trestle work in
front Of the St. Charles Hotel, where he was
stopping, and badly broke the bone Of his
left leg between the knee and hip. His cries
attracted the attention Of passers'by, who
picked him up and carried him to his room
in the St. Charles, where Dr. John FrisselI
attended him. Later In the evening he was
removed to the North Wheeling Hospital,
where 1t Is the opinion OF The Doctor be will
be obliged 10 remain two or three months
before being able to venture fourth.
Mr.. McCarrsll arrived In the city yester-
day at noon and registered from Phila;:
deiphia. He sOys he is unmarried and
coast. since then he has visited his parents
In Iowa, and relatives In Philadelphia. He
says that he was on bis wsy to visit friends
In OHIO. He Is we'll dressed, has mopsy anS
says he has no SPECIAL business. He Tell
about thirty feet.
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THE B,NAI aaITM BREEZE.
Mr.. EmsneImer fined, aud Again
Arrested.

Arrested.
The case OF Jacob Emsheimer, IT,, charged
with An assault Upon Captain Kraus, in the
B'nai Birth Lodge several weeks ago, YVES
heard in police court yesterday morning,
and attracted good many interested spec
tators. Mr.. Alfred Caldwell appeared for
the prosecution, and Captain B. B. DoveDer
for the defense. Eight OF nine witnesses were
examined, all OF them agreeing In the main.
Captain Kraus repeated the story told next
day 10 au INTELLlGEEcRR reporter, that on the
night OF the sssault he was Inside guard, and
was sitting at the door. Mr.. Emsheimer was
speaking, when he arose to point OF order,
and was a. saulted by Mr.. Emsheimer, who
with an oath rushed across the room, caught
him by the throat and began striking him.
The other members interfsred, but did not
stop the proceedings till the Captain ives
pretty badly used. In the melee brother
Of Mr.. Ensheimer's and Col. James speyer
had. become engaged In q scuitls, out Of
which the latter came with his clothes torn.
The other witnesses, who were Samuel and
Simon Kline, Joseph, Jacob and Henry En-
sheimer, cousin. father and brother OF the
defendant, Ben Marks Jame3 Speyer and ].
Bibles, corroborated the evidence substa1-
TALLY. 1t was also brought out that Nr. EuI-
sheimer had drawn knife. Judge JetIers
declared the assault without just proyocation,
and assessed fine Of $40 aud co1t1, amount
ing in all TO $2305.
Subsequently Capt Kraus swore out q
State warrant for Mr.. Emsheimer before
Squire Cald we'll, and the case was set for this
afternoon at 9 o'clock.
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Personal MENTION.
News ami Gossip In Reference 10 Variou
Penple.


People.
Mai J. @. Anderson and wife have returned
to the city.
Modjsska comes here from Columbus and
Zinesville.
Mr.. F. A. Brown, agers Of the Jane Comts
company, Is 10 the city.
Ex.Congressman B. F. Martin, Of Grafton,
is at the Mcclure House.
Hon. john A. Campbell. Of Hancock ooun-
ty, YVES In the city yesterday.
Mr.. g. NJ. Howard, the architect, Is home
from an extended esstetn trip.
q. B. Marshal Atkinson left yesterday for
CIarksburg to open the U. s. Court
Miss Ella Ramp, OF Est Wheeling, is
spending this week with Bellaire friends.
Mrs. John Roemer left for Chicago yester-
day on short visit to friends In that city.
Prof. James G. Marshall and IIa Marshall
OF FAirview, were al the Mcclure House yes
terday.
Revenue Agent W. q. Chapman, OF Alex,
andria, Va, Ia In the city inspecting revenue
matters here.
Mr.. J. D. Whitman returned yesterday
from long visit to the mining regions oil
the southwest
Governor jackson ives expected TO arrive
In the city early this morning, TO attend q
meeting Of the Board Of Public Works today.
Rsy. Alfred Harris, OF Philadelphia, de-
lIye'eda lecture yesterday morning before
the faculty and students Of the Wheeling Fee
male College.
Mr.. D. n. Bliss, OF Columbus, KanSeg, Is
the guest OF his father, Mr.. Timothy Bliss.
He Is now q prosperous business man. In
1858 he was one OF the carrier bays connected
with this office.
John Lswis, ST., an aged and respected cit;-
Esn Of Brooke county, died on Saturday night.
rhe funeral services will take place from his
late residence to-dsy AZ o'clock p. N. He
was IS years old.
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A dinner in honor OF. Father Ryan, the
sweet singer OF the South, was given last
night at the Capital Dining Rooms, nnder
the experienced supervision Of Mr.. Thorn
ton, the proprietor. The table was set In q
coy private apartment where the open fire
blszed brightly and there was an abundance
Of good cheer. Colonel Robert White pre-.
sided, loaded with toasts which were shot
at random about the table and
embraced the usual after.dinner sem
tIment Among those present were
His Honor the Mayor, Father Dechan, Judge
Boyd, Judge Houston, Msj1r J.. O. Mitchell,
N. T. Frame, w. Love. DR.. Alexander, oil
Parkersburg, Martin Thornton, John F. BG.
ker, Judge Henry Ramon, George P. Bar.
gent, John o. Pendletop, Charles Burdett
Hart, aud Mr.. DeKalb. For more than two
hours the feast went on, the courses were
served In the Capitals hest style, the toas .
master was toasted for the graceful perform.
ance OF his delicate duty, and the banqueterS
adjourned with very pleasant impressions Of
the dinner TO Father Ryan. The guest leaves
to-day for New York.
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WATERBURY, COSS., September 24.-The
scoville House narrowly escaped destruc.
ton early this morning from the explosion
OF range, caused by shutting of the city
water. The windows were shattered, the
house fired, and the inmates rushed from
their rooms in CONSERVATION In their night
clothes. Several had very marrow escapes.
The damage is slight. Landlord Tremain
ia going TO sue the city for damages.
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Ips too bad, Sir or Madam. but don't get
frightened. Your hair Is falling otf-thSts
certain. A glance In the mirror, or an In.
yestientIng committee OF fingers tell the dis.
mai story. We won't discuss the possible
cause. II 10 enough that Parkefs Hair
Balsan used now will prevent further de-.
struotiou. Is your hair somewhat gray, too,
and crisp? Alas, yes. The Balsam will give
back the original color, sottness and gloss
Not dye, not oily, elegantly perfnmsd, q
perfect dressing. cav
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THE DAILY mARKErs.
A Lively Day on the Stock Exchange
Stocks Rather Mixed.

Stocks opened weak yesterday, with decided
depression in Willard shares and the market after
wards deciued still further. A better feeling pre-
vailed In the later dealings but iu the last houis
decided drop took place owing toa furious attack
OF the bearG The reports about Willard shares
have been denied by Mr.. BElingA ex.President OIL
the company.
The London Marx LdHs Express In It's review oil
the gain trade for the past week. Gays the trade 1,
wheat sfr sIsnds arc not improved. The maIkel
for flour Il very dull aud In favor Of tho buyerS
OF COST cllROs trade In wheat ID not inptoyctl
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Great improvement Sales mora than
doubled! Immense stock 10 supply the in.
oreasing demands. Exclusively for cash. No
more booking or dunning. The largest stock
Of dry goods, carpets, wall papers, oil cloths,
window shades, 30, &C., TO be found In the
Cash buyers are respectfully invited 10 cali
ana examine our stock before purchasing, at
Nos. aOl9 and 9Osi Main street.
rms 'JoHS RoENEB,
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INDICATIONS.

WASHINGTON D. G., September 9S .-l;s0A. NJ.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, fair
weather, southv est to northweIt windS higher
barometer, stationary or sliGhtf!se Of tempera-
ture.
For the Lower Lakes, fair weather preceded
by local rains, southwest 10 northwest winds,
higher barometer and slight changes in tenn
nhrhlnrn
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Colonel G. J. P. Cre,ap, Mayor OF Beverly,
ex.member OF the Legislature, and G. II.
Scott, Esq, Prosecuting Attorney OF Ran.
dOlph county, had tisticuf few days ago,
in which Hon. "Pin" got the worst OF II,
Scott striking him several severe blows.
The alteration occurred in the court house
Immediately after the adjournment OF court,
and caused more than the usual excitement
incident to such occurrences, owing to the
prominence Of the parties Mr.. Scott was taken
before Squire Chsnoweth on Tuesday morn
ingaul was recognised 70 appear before the
grand jury at lis next sitting.
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Uhe Q'ttellgeutet,
ONCE !. Nov. 10 and "a Fourteenth street.


Wanted-A Man who Understands Horses.
For Sale-ConfectionaT Stand.
Money to Loan-Alexander Bone.
Administrators NotiCe-Solomon ArbenZ.
Desirable LeAtherwood Property For Sale.
Opera House-RobSon Il Cranes Boarding
Wheeling & Pittsburgh Division B. & OR.
R-Third page.
4 Co.-Fourth page.
Ladies' and Chiidren's Jerseys--A. sieden-
bach & Bro.-Head OF Local.
Rsfrigerators-B. F. Caldwell.
New Fall Styles in Carpets-G. Mendel
4 Go.
Dr. John +. smith-Third page.
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IAN receiving my fall stock Of women's.
misses and childfens shoes and mems fne calf
10 which invite an inspection. have
added several new lines 10 those / have been
keeping heretofore, making complete asIort-
ment Of fine and medium goods
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The following shows the range OF the Their
mometer, as observed at schnepfs drug
store, Opera House corner, yesterday:
1882 1883
TA.N,l2M,SP. M7P.AI7A.M l2M.3P.M7r. n.
co 70 20 GO o. g. 70 80