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The leaders were arrested and thrown into

The leaders were arrested and thrown into
the Bozeman jail.
The New York Herald says: Since the
declaration of war on the opium dens by
Father Barry and the Catholic Young Mems
Association, remarkable change has been
apparent in Chinatown. Although the at
mosphere in the streets is at times heavy with
the smell of opium. snd the gloomy dives are
not yet wholly abandoned, still there is o
general air of decency and order, both night
and day. which the residents say is strange to
the neighborhood.
| A quiet but demonstratiye meeting has
been held at Dodge City, KS, in the interest
of Luck Short and companion. who it is
| understood in the famous Bob Masterson,
| formerly Sheriff of Ford county, but now an
outlaw. City officials have no doubt but
that Short will return, SIS he and his partner,
Mr.. Harris have large cattle interests and g
large saloon, employing twenty-eight men, in
Dodge City. Harris il Vic.-PIesidens of the
Dodge City Bank. There ia strong feeling
that Short should be allowed to return. In
dications show the city authorities very
weak.
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ishe ID and two men injured. Their names and
e.le extent of their hurts are not known, as
!. the wires are down. Full particulars sre not
btsinable before tomorrow.
The Billiard Tournament.
New YORK, May 17th.-The sixth game
Of the cushion carrom tournament was played
this afternoon between VIM. Sexton and
Thomas Wallace. The game was hotly-
contested one, the score frequently standing
within point or two of each other. Wallace
generally leading. In the 95th inning Wall.
ace run the game out. Score Wallace, 900
best run, 35; average, 1886. Sexton, 400 !;
best run, AZ; average. 55-95.
| New York, May 17th.-The evening game
Of billiards was close and most interesting
contest between DAILY and Vignaux. The
Frenchman scored his second defeat this
week. Score: DAILY, 500; best run, second
Vignaux, 4S6; best run, 43.
The Kentucky Democratic State Gonyen.
ton.
LOUISVILLE, Msy 17th.-The Convention
this morning nominated J. Proctor Knott for
Governor.
Bsiloting for Lieutenant Governor pro.
ceeded without result until o'clock. when
the Convention adjourned.
LOUISVILLE, May 17th.-At the night ses-
sion of the Convention. after number Of
ballots, Captain james r. Hendman, late OF
the Federal army, was nominated for Lieu
tenant Governor, over Captain Allen, a late
Confederate soldier. At this hour (half-past
| l2l the Convention is still in session.
Act of a Crazy Mother.
| New YORK, May 17th.-Aliee thinner
man, the young and cultured wife of Frank
| Zimmerman. the artist, killed her 12-days-
old daughter to-day, and attempted to kill
| her mother. Some days before her confne-
| ment che took an aversion to her husband.
| mother and friends, and when the baby Yves
born she declared she hated it. Twice since
her sickness she attempted suicide, and to-
| day she induced hsr other to leave the
the infants neck. She Immediately attacked
| her mother, but was overpowered. She was
| sent to the asylum.
DueI anticipated.
MEMPHIS (Tenn.), May 17th.-Memphis is
excited over prospective duel between JAS.
| r. Chalmers, ex-Congressman from Missis-
| sippi, and Col. NJ. c. Galloway, editor of the
| Appeal. Both are called fighting men, and
the affair is now In such condition that
| duel seems unavoidable.
The Kext speakership.
SPRINGFIELD, May 17th.-At the Demo.
| cratic joint caucus of the House and Senate,
! held tonight. resolutions were passed indsxs
ing Hon. VIM. NJ. Springer for Speaker of
the Forty-eighth Congress.
Official Count Required.
WHEELING Nv. Vail May 17th.-Late
dispatches received this evening from Charles
| town indicate that it will take the official
| count to decide the contest between Brown
and Snyder for Congress.
ThermometricaI.
New YORK. May 17tb.-Highest tempers-
ture to-day, 6S' i; lowest, Az.
CHICAGO, May 17th.-Highest temperature
to-day, 620; lowest, 53'.
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CRFRWAYo.

CstewayO has been defeated by chiefa
who refused to do obeisanee TO him. Tbs
disgraceful manner in which England
dumped him upon his native shores on his
return, destroyed what little respect there
remained for him among the chiefs of his
land and of the neighboring tribes, and it
is not to be a matter of surprise if he is
driven from his rude throne and forced to
appeal to England for protection.
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SPAIN GIVES Us A LESSON.

The supplemental treaty we concluded
with Spain in 1882 is made public. It de-
velops that it is very much in advance of
former positions taken as to extradition.
We are not accustomed TO look TO Spain as
an example. We Lave scorned her. as a
rule, but it is nevertheless true that we
have gone to her for lesson at least once.
The extradition srtiale of the Ashburton
treaty has always bsen in issue as to its
full scope, and, as we recently pointed out,
has not received uniform Interpretation by
our Courts or our diplomats. We have
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FOREIGN NEWS.
Trial Postpcned.

DUBLIN, May 17th.-The trial of Gibnel
and Kingston, on charge of conspiracy te
murder, has been postponed until the next
Assizes.
Another Phenix Park Murderer to be
Hanged.
DUBLIN. May 17th.-Daniel Curley, an.
other of the condemned Phoenix Park muir.
derers. viii be hanged tomorrow. His father
and wife visited him to-day.
BIsmarck's 1 iness.
BERLIN, May 17th.-It is stated that Bis
marck is afflicted with catsrrh of the
stomach.
Adviees from MexIc0i
CITY OF MEXICO, May 17th.-The Official
Journal hopes very soon to announce re-
nswal of diplomatic relations with England.
The constitutional amendment bringing
offenses Of the press under the jurisdiction
of ordinary Courts, instead of special press
jury, approved by majority of the State
LEGISLATURE. has been declared a law.
The Federal Government has granted q
concession to the State Of Michoacsn for the
construction of three railroad lines, TO con.
meet with the Central Railways.
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SUPREME COURT.
THURSDAY, May II, 1888.
DEPARTMENT ONE.
,rrr,raut IN adiofIrrr1a,


Court met pursuant to adjournment
Present-McKinstry,J j., presiding Mckee, j.
Ross, j.; Mccarthy, Clerk; Finkler, Bailiff
SSS7- Meredith VS.. Christy-Argued by McKunt
for appellant and Catlin for respondent, and sub
mitted.
s941-Coleman vs.. Collier ct al.-Motion by Nc
Kune for respondent, appellant consenting. Or
dered submitted on briefs now on file.
s9o1-Wilson vs.. Wilson-Arg led by johnson and
Edgerton for appellant and Freeman and Hart fol
respondent. Motion OF johnson that appellant be
granted ten days to file reply brief to respondent:
brief. Cause to be submitted thereon.
e957-Brown vs.. Burbank ct al.-Arguei by Beatty
for appellant and Taylor for respondent, and sub
mitted.
sS34-People vs. Gold Run D. Company-Passe
on calendar.
s775-scott vs. Sierra Lumber Company-Con
tinued, to be placed on to-morrow's calendar, De.
partment One.
8s68-Armstrong vs.. Superior Court OF Lake
County-The petition and proceedings Hereunder
dismissed.
Adjourned until 10 A. NJ tomorrow
DEPARTMENT Twe
Court met pursuant to adjournment
Present-Thornton, Judge, presiding; Myrick,
J.; Sharpsteiu, j.. williams, Deputy Clerk Kewen,
Bailif
ssI2-Richards vs.. Dover. Jr.-arp,ed by Wal.
ling fer appellant and Burrows for respondent, and
submitted
s422-Lyon & Co. Vs. Crosbie ct al On filing
stipulation herein, ordered that cause be submitted
on p0inIs anu auSuOTitieS now on ME. heSpOnuent
to file brief or before June 10, 1888 appellant
allowed until July lst to file brief in reply. Cause
TO be submitted thereupon.
S762-Wiggins vs.. Ayres ct al.-Motion BY Ben-
son. Ordered that cause be continued and placed
at foot Of calendar for Monday, May 81, 1888.
sSS6-Green vs. Robertson-Argued by Gray for
appellant, and submitted.
s954-Gorton Va. Ferdinando, and S255, Gorton
Ferdinan1o-ArgueG by benson for appellant
and Gray for respondent, and submitted.
Adjourned Until to morrow at 10 A. NJ.
IN BANR.
7576-Dyer vs Ryan-Rehearing denied. Uhe
Court)
MED The Court
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The story comes to hand that one hundred and
nine men, some of them with their families, went
from the West Indies to Mexico under contract to
work upon Mexican railway at seven shillings and
sixpence per day, with gratuity of five acres of
land, COW, pig and poultry. When put to work
they found they i'll treated, miserably housed
and poorly fed. They complained, when contract
exhibited binding them to work for sixty cents
per day, find their own food and pay to the con.
tractor the amount he laid out for their passage
They refused, when they were cited before a Court
AID ordered "sold into slavery for three years to
reimburse the contractor for the passage money.
One escaped, and he it is who tells the tale We
should be inclined to look upon the story with much
allowance except for the statement of officials of the
British Consulate at New York that there are evi-
denees Of the truth Of the mans recital. He
is an English subject, and it probable his Gov
eminent viii look into the matter There is, it is
said, system in Mexico Of compelling labor coz
tracts to be kept by enforced service Applied to
foreigners, Mexico VIII probably find it an unrrcft
able law.
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HOME AND ABROAD.

General Assembly OF the Presbyte4 dan
Church-sgliEvan's Father IS s.iogger
Departures for EurOpe-The Kentucky
Democrats for Mur'Ler-Young
Mems Christian AssociatiOr1-Ihe Brook
Ign Bridge openiEE-AfTairs In Eos es2n
Lands-Etc.
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GENERAL NOTICES.

DR., Ia Mars Seminal Pills cure all
cases of Seminal Weakness, Loss Oh figol NOCTURNAL
Emissions. Impotency, Nervous and Physical De-
bity. and all that class OF complaints arising from
Excess. Indiscretion or Abuse. The old find In this
remedy A FOUNTAIN OF YOUTH, and the
younr a safeguard and protection. DIR. La MARS
SyNrSAi, Pulls restore the Sexual Organs, debiiated
from what cause to their prestine vigor Price,
- so per bottle Sent G. o. D. by express TO any
address secure from observation Address all orders
to A. McBoYLE & CO.. Druggists, Postomce . TX
1859, San Francisco MO ON
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MANY ladies who had scarcely enjoyed the
luxury of feeling well for years have been SO
renovated by using Lydia Pinkhsm's Yege-
table Compound. that they have triumphed
over the Ills FISH is said to be heir to, and
life has been crowned with the added charm
Of freshsr beauty.
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WIRED WAITS.

Condition Of JEFF. Dayis-A Texas Minis.
ter Convicted OF Capitalists as
Observation-Disclosures Fire in Russia
Affairs at Dodge City. Ks.-DisOrder
In Moafana-HomicIde In BostOn-The
Turkish Pariiament-Fire in LeadviiIc
Etc.
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TIE news is that peace has been declared between
Chile and Peru No details are given, but enough
is known to make certain the fact that all Peru
cures is the removal of the enemys troops, while all
the disputed territory on her border that Chile
seized Chile retains. Peru thus gains dishonors-
BILE peace, and is left torn swamped in debt, broken
in industries, her realm dsmembered, and her peo-
pie heart-broken and demoralized by the effects Of
long aud cruel war.
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A FAvoRTrE PRESCRIPTION with physicians
for indigestion. biliousness, sick headache and
general debility incident to spring weather ia
DR.. Woods Liver Regulator, the regular use
Of which will produce renewed vitality and
good health. Druggists.
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HoRsFoRD's ACID PHOSPHATE in sick head
ache. DIR. Fred. Horuer, Jr.. Salem, Va,
says: 81 know of nothing comparable to it
to relieve the indigestion and so. called sick
hesdache, and mental depression incident to
certain stages of rheumatism.n
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All communications for publication, and all
etters upon business with this Office, should be
addressed RHcoRD-US1os, WEEKLY UNION, or The
Sacramento Publishing Company.
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As the day draws near for the coronation Of the
Gar the utmost caution is observed at Moscow in
patroling the streets and guarding the city. The
place ssarms with police agents and troops. Houses
along the line the procession is to take are searched
from cellar to garnet daily General alarm prevails,
and, fearing trouble, many families hare fed from
the city. What delightful thing il Is to be an
Emperor. How the strength OF republic stands
out in contrast to the weakness of such land SIS
that where the Cz2r rules.
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NETT Thursday the exposition Of railway mechan-
iel appliances opens in Chicago. It promises to be
an exhibition of the broadest Interest.
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tbs AmAScr Sentinel. after seriously studying
the question, psouOunees in faycf Of kigh license.
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HARVARD UNIVERSITY.

JSxAMINA rIGNs FOR ADMISSION TO THE
~ College and the Professional Schools are held
every year in Cambridge Mass, Exeter, n. h, New
York. Philadelphia, Cincinnati. Chicago, st. Louis
and San Francisco, the Thursday, Friday and
Saturday following the last Wednesday in June
(this year June 2Sth, 10Th and 30th.) The Harvard
Examinations for wonca are held in Cambridge,
New YORK, Philadelphia and cincinnati ON the same
days
Special students are received without examination
in every department except the Medical School.
Graduates of other colleges admitted TO adj
van ed standing in Harvard College upon such con-
ditions as the Faculty deem equitable In each case
For information concerning the terms OF admis-
scholarships (l55) and other beneficiary aid, the
studies in each department, or any other subject
connected with the University. address the Registrar
Of Harvard University Cambridge, Mass f23 l6tlaw
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UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA

gNXAMIsATIoNS FOR ADMISSION TO THE
~ Colleges OF Letters and Of Science viii be held
in Berkeley, Los Angeles and narysville, May 31st,
June LIST and I'd, and In Berkeley only August Sth,
9th and 10TH
Candidates will assemble in Berkeley punctually
at $50 A. NJ, In North Hall and at the same hour
in the High School Building, corner Temple and
Fort Streets Los Ang les and in the County Court.
room, corner Sixth and D streets, Marysville.
A fee of S. will be charged to all applicants at
Los Angeles and MarysviHe
A candidate may take part OF the examinations in
June, and the remaining examinations in August,
but preliminary examinations may not be divided
Candidates will not be admitted to the preliminary
examinations without certificates from their teach.
ers that they prepared
An applicant who has not been able TO attend a
school in which complete preparation for the Uni
versity is offered, and who passes good exauiina.
ton on subjects l. 2, 8, and IL, may be admitted
to partial in any Of the Colleges Of Sci
ence, with the privilege Of gaining full standing
whenever he makes up his deficiencies.
Elective courses not leading to degree are open
to students OF mature age, to students who are
able to pursue only limited number Of studies,
upon their giving satisfactory evidence to the
Faculty OF their fitness TO pursue the studies elected
Further information may be had BY addressing
RECORDER WIN. CAREY JONES, Berkeley.
aI2-4ptiliel
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lcosDnssAnos FROM LAST slsHFs DlsPArcHrs.l
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DOMESTIC NEWS.

tsrEaM DISPATCHES TO rHs szcosD-urlos.l
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BANJO TAUGHT.

A TUNE EACH LESSON GUARANTEED.
IA Terms One Dollar Lesson, or Twelve Les
sons for Ten Dollars. Call on
j. n. TAYLOR,
Orleans Hotel, Room 6. Leave Orders at DALE'S
MUSIC STORE mI4- iset-
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BIDS FOR PRIVILEGES.
SEALED PROPOSALS FOR BIDS FOR PRIV
= leges of Bar and Refreshments the Boats
and Grounds OF the Sarsfeld Guard Picnic to be
held at Beach's Grove Sunday, May 9th, will be
received at H w. RIyETTS up to
Monday Evening at 6 o'clock.
The Committee reserve the right to reject any or
al bids m1S-3t
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A LETTER.
J.P. sarsfleld. sacramento .

j. r. sarsfield, Sacramento
was induced by friend to try your ULCER
SALyE. bad bad sore for years on my leg.
had used all the remedies could hear Of but with
no success gave your Salve trial finally. Il
cured me speedily and perfectly cordially recon-
mend it to any one having need of remedy, as I
did. FREDERICK sABKiBK
No. Boneta ST., S. T., March %. 1888.
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TERRY McMoRRY.

The well. known Druggist street, between Seventh
and Eighth, Sacramento. In few dsys I snail
furnish the people with accounts of marvellous cures
that are not equaed in the annals OF medicine.
ml2-d j. Il. SARSFIEiD.
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II LANG'S CHEMICAL STEAM DYE WORK!
81 has been removed from ia street to 300
greet, opposite Turner Hal. a25-lm
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ROLLED BARLEYE

* MccREARY CO., SACRAMENTO FLOUR
w Mills, now manufacture grade Of ROLLER
FLOUR fully equal to the Minnesota Hgh-gradc
Patent Flour Also, the whitest, strongest and best
Bakors and Family Flour In the market
fTBAhLEY rolled on Patent Corrugated Rollers,
and far superior to Ground Barley. aus-4plm
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7576-Dyer vs.. Ryan-Rehearing denied The
Court)
7735-Nevada Bank vs. Dresbach-Rehearing de-
MED The Court.)
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SEPARATING METALS nv HLFc.
TRICKY.


London Times.
A very ingenious method Of separating
metals from their alloys by electrolysis
has been perfected by T. J. Atkins, and
has recently been shown in practical OPP
GRAFTON at 277 Rotherhithe New road,
where il has been inspected by a number
Of gentlemen interested in mining aud
metallurgy. The experimental trials
were illustrated by the treatment Of base
bullion. which ordinarily consists of gold.
silver and copper. In this process the
alloy is suspended in bath Of dilute sui
phurie acid contained in porous conduct
i've cells placed in tanks containing
solution OF sulphate OF copper In which
plates OF copper are suspended. The
alloy and the porous cells are connected
by means OF copper rods with the positive
pole Of Gramme dynamo machine, the
copper plates being similarly connected
with the negative pole of the machine.
The current Of electricity passes through
the alloy to the acid solution, which is
thus decomposed and combines with the
oxidizable metals, such as silver and cop
per, producing oxides of those metals
which enter into solution. The more
negative metal, in this case gold, not be.
ing affected, is thrown down and after
ward removed from the bath, washed,
melted and run into ingots and bars in
the usual way. The silver and copper
are also recovered separately and are sim
ilarly treated. A special feature is that
the sulphuric acid in solution is used over
and over again. and hence great econ
omy is claimed, as well as by reason OF
the metals being separated in perfectly
pure state. The apparatus, moreover, is
simple and inexpensive, consisting of
nothing more than the dynamos with
their driving power and the tanks and
connections. Other alloys than that
under notice are capable of treatment by
this process, notifications being made in
the apparatus and solutions. The work.
ing of the process is almost automatic
and involves but little labor, while the
atmosphere is comparatively free from
acid vapor.
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None but First.Class Goods.

In Watches, Jewelry and Silverware
one should have the best or none. Messrs.
SHuRLEY & Co., Chicago, are making a
specially of fine goods, and if you need
anything in Watches, in dust and water
proof cases, Solid Silver or Triple Plated
Ware, Solid Gold or Rolled Gold Jewelry,
send to Shurley & Co, they will send a
single article at the dozen price. They
are vouched for and endorsed by the
United States Express Company, Ameri-
can Exposes Co., Southern Express Co.,
F. w. Palmer, Postmaster of Chicago,
Genl A. c. Smith, Ex-State Treasurer,
and many Others. Goods sent on ap'
prevail, with privilege of examination en-.
abling you to do your purchasing al
home. Remember, Shurley & Co., u
State Street, Chicago, Ill. SEND FoF
THEIR NEW AND BEAUTIFULLY ILLUS
TRArED CATALOGUE.
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SheriR's Sale.

NY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
ID out of the 9Th Judicial District Court, n
and for the County Of Lincoln, State OF NeSs.
da, and to me directed and delivered. for
rendered in said Court. on the nine
teenth day of January, A. ID. 1883. in favor OF
r. ]. Phelan and against N. Devine, for the
sum of eighteen hundred twenty-five and 50-100
one and 5O-lOO ($61.50) dollars, tax costs, and
ali sccruipg costs and interest, have levied
on the following property, to wit;
2bellows, . anvils. swedge block, tire up
setter. tire bender. / drilling machine. man
drill. yises, 4 sledges, 16 tongs more or less.
hammers. 81 punch hammers. s monkey
wrenches, screw plates. dies and taps. IL thim-
bles with boxes, 90 boxes for hubs, * iron
axle, rs pounds bolts more or less, snatch
blocks, axle-tree setter, 10 hooks, ~ pounds
strap iron more or less, 100 pounds q chain, IL
Gins. new wagon shoe, 20 pounds washers
more or less, horse shoeing box. rough
wagon tongues, $50 feet hard wood plank more
or less, 275 feet of Oregon pine more or less.
grind stone and frame, $50 spokes more or less,
800 felloes more or less, doubletrees, ~ rougi,
wood axles, rough boulsters, l wagon hub,
sets pack hooks. 4 trussels. 2 squars, braces.
saws. match planes. rabbit plane, : bench
planes, 2 trying squares, l foot ADJ, draw
knife derrick frame, coal rack, tool chest,
hand axe, 10 hits and chisels more or less,
milestone, axle-rest, 1tire-fastener, b0pounds
sundry iron more or less, IN inch round bar
$50 pounds more or less, an inch iron axle
wagon, az inch wood axle wagon, coal
racks. Is aparahoes, 9 sets pack hooks, 3teed
boxes, rs sacks coal, $50 bushels coal mere OF
less, cords brands, wood truck, coal fork
| scoop shovel, pick, water tank, horses
8 mules 3 sets double harness, 100 pounds iroi
| more or less, pairs doubletrees aud chains.
| Noticeis hereby given that on
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THE TABLE.

viii Always lie Supplied With the
Hest lisa the Markets.