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here. was most elegant and appreciabl'
affair. The reverend gentleman is at pres
ent la charge Of ~. Johns church. h.
Louis. He had been the rector OF our 81.
Matthews cathedral, and left here IN &C.
aponse TO another cal IN Elgln,
Illinois. A learned divine and AN
iudeisiisable worker in all good directions,
and withal OF liberal Views end most genial
disposition, he not only won the hearts OF
his Pensioners but the esteem OF his very
general acquaintancesh On short visit to
mis- bis former homo, he must have expe.
rlenced keen aud healty appreciation OF
the demonstrations OF friendship aud oilec.
ton which have bean so ilst,erinrly ndi-
Gated d him during his stay. B,tTccn s
and 10 o'clock Last night some
200 visitors. ladies and gentlemen,
called 10 pay their respects. Thoughtful
tnir friends had not only prepared pro
fusion OF roses, flowers, etc, for the pRr'
Tors. but most acceptable luncheon of Ice
cream, homemade cakes and other delica-
cles, which made glad the tables OF The
Windsor aud delighted the palates OF he
guests. Upon adjournment g The paflnr
Mrs. Horny Coke, who as Miss Roberta
Rlsser had aided in st.. Maithew's choir
yoSy kindly contributed, at Mr.. Green's
rtquest, TO the pleasing features OF the oc'
cssion. one OF her delightful vocal rendi-
lions. This was followed by roi-
lation from Mrs. Cspwell, who
Ia response 10 the general wish
rave one Of her inimitable selections. At
II O'Clock the compsny began 10 disperse
wi Il sincere goodbye to minister belov'
ed IN the past, appreciated Ia the present,
and seemingly 30 universally desired for
return TO this, his former field OF u'eiul-
ness.
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William Bondies, Of Fort Worth, is in tho
city.
A. J. Morris, OF Weatheriord, Ia at the st
George.
w. J. Caven, Maashall, is at the st,
George.
Colonel Dan. Malvern is guest OF the
Windsor.
u. G. Bidwell, OF Weatherford, is stop
ping at the st, George.
]. Il. McNeaI, of Waterloo, Iowa, is reg
istered at the Sc George.
Mrs. b. ]. Beauchamp, of Denton, is
booked at the 81. George.
William Waters, of Galveston, Is in the
city greeting his many friends.
Mitch Gray leaves to-day for a several
weeks sojourn at Hot Springs.
Hon. w. J. Gavin, of Marshall, is in the
city, a guest OF the 81. George.
Mrs. W. s. Coleman, OF Marshall, is.visit-
ing the family Of Judge Mckee.
II. p. Hughes. Texas passenger agent Of
the Missouri Pacific, is at the Windsor.
Mrs. G. b. Paxton leaves this morning on
a visi: TO relatives at Harrodsburg, Ken
lucky.
All who know her will regret to learn that
Mother Superior, OF Ursuline convent IS in
i'll health.
Mrs. J. s. Mayfield and her children
Wichita Falls, Is on visit to her mother,
Mrs. II. Morgan.
Ia. Wilson, travelling freight agent OF
the Misrouri Pacific, returned from trip
south yesterday.
Mrs. r B. Allcorn, of Brenhsm, Texas,
| who hos bsen visiting her sister. Mrs. A.
| w. Childress, leaves for home this morning.
Messrs. George J. Dexter, J. J. Carnss
and IL. G. Dunn, of this city, returned yes
ter5e- morning from Galveston, whittier
they went 70 attend the state meeting OF
| the association OF undertakers.
At tire 81. George: ) Sherwood, Ter
rell; J w Mittenthal, ERnis; II 7 Wilson,
kaufman; l. g Bogsrdus, Wichita Falls;
Charles w Norton, = w Hall. @ w Neal.
Calvert; w Jonee, Kosse; George HAYNES.
Calvert; ] W Shipway, Galveston; D w
O'Dell, Cleburne; w Q Moore. D F Rule,
Oville; T O BRYAN. Terrell; A Timson,
Fort Worth. Il r Alexander, Midlothian;
L r Jones, Big Springs; W ] Wallace,
Tyler; T MITCHELL. Fort Worth;
HUGHES, Sherman; w X Moore, Tyler; l.
l. CLANCY, Chicago: b + Kemp, Georgia;
l. M Costes, Miss Emma Marshall. Corsi-
cana: J M Lewis, Forney; A M Watkins,
DR.. J V Ryan, Duck Greek; J p Crunch ana
family, Mckinney; w B Rankin, Austin;
Il A johnson, Texarkana; l. Woodhouse,
Wills Point; X 8 Kimbrongh, Mesquite;
II Il Northrup, Marshall; H. Reynolds,
Wills Point; + BrsRman, Weatherford;
N A Harrison, LonRview; A T Wilson,
Kaufman.
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CAPITAL CHRONICLES.
1.-The War Between Denison and Gaines
ville-EdIfyIng Assertions.
Tho Pleur0, Pneumonia Bi,l Passes the
Senate.
In the Opinion Of Our Senators, IL Ia
Harmless.
Miscellaneous Washington News Notes.
DENIsoa VS.. GAISEsyiLLE.

WAsIiISGroH. April 2D.-[Speolal. 1.-The
Night for branch o, tho Federal cJurl at
Rainesvilie ts against Dnnigou ~ feopened,
with rather vigorous mud throwing. q. L.
POTTER. OF Gainesville, and l.. i. Maughcs,
Denison, are here. Potter will present
INftetement 90 the senate committee Ia
nSSng. He advances the points that
Bal fsyilo is geographically and BY right
bf location the proper place for the branch.
EcllowiD ara specimens OF allegations Ia
The statement: Tho people OF Gaines.
willie are inw-abiding aud the place IL not
md never has been subject TO
be oyerrun by desperate men from the ma
ion as Denison and othfr towns on the
border have been. No sooner does Gaines.
Vile try 10 Get the court, than Denison
Zones In at an unsusptctiug moment to
bro6t by hor efforts. To select Dsnison Is
but 10 take the court away from tha people,
Tor whom IL was intended 10 locate, TO
bleaso few railroad officials who own
Hands in and about Dcnison. Dsnison does
hot claim TO he 30 large place as G,ines-
Mile, aud has De,ther court.hou,e, jail, II
brary or any other thing OF vBlua TO the
court, and the town Is merely made up of
Railroad hustle and "acduction scandal"
I've are Id TO believe that the few Indians
who, 1t Is said, favor Danison are doing so
by reason OF promlaes OF private benefit,
btc., etc.
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uuRRAuFOR MUTTON.il

Observing en- advertisement Ia the HER
Am of Saturday. tue eG.h instant, GER
tain butcher named H4mm says he has
opened mntton market, which has baon
long wanted here. and that he sells mutton
Mt 5 cents per pound; DOW. In reply, j
would say I have $4,000 head Of sheep TO
get, by which think Il IL my duty to sur
ply my customers with mutton at loss
INV quantities, and | will so supply them.
The statement about "the long.ielt want"
vas absurd, because every hatcher III this
citv had ample AMPLY OF mutton at all
times for his customers IL. HARRIS,
President Detective and Protective Butcher
Association.
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MILITARY rNTERTAINMENT.

The Queen City Gunrds will give a fare,
well parade followed by an exhibition drill
pnd hop tonight, preparatory TO their de-
psrture to- morrow lOr the grand interstate
drill 70 begin at Houston on the IN and
close on the 10Th, with Il sham battle, TO b,
participated in by ell the troops in attend
nncs. Old soldiers who have seen our boys
drill, express themselves as confident OF
their drawinr prize, They should have a
good send-uif to-uight.
The Lamar Rifles will give an exhibition
drill ard ball at Shady View park Friday
evening. Admission 90 csnts. Ladies FREQ.
Turn out and help the boys on their trip Ia
the Interstate drill at Houston.
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Another wind and rain storm broke over
tho city about o'clock yesterday morning.
The wind, which WAS blowing from the
sonth was very strong, though no ma.
erial damage was done. The centre OF
Monday mornings storm was about Hutch
lbs, In the southern portion OF tue county,
where everything was flooded. There was
two ioet OF water Oh the poor.iarn and tho
cnuntry adjacent. The young cotton and
corn suffered teverely from the hard,
washing rain. Agricultural implements
were swept away by tho h1od,
bridges carried OF End some stock
drowned. So great ives be rain fall that
the Trinity river at Dowdy's ferry rose
twenty feet in lsss thsn ak hours T TIE
great now OF II ~ good deal ~ the
crop IN that 6ecNon will have TO be- re-
planted. The Trinity river IS on a slight
rise. Tho weather continues cloudy.
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THE ms AND OUTS.

A number of visitors to the state repua.
licau convention, nov sitting ut Fort Worth,
bring tidlngs that tho 'ins" Of this city
were seated, and the "outs" barred cut.
The former arc oorrespondingly i1bilant
aud the latter exceedingly sad. The admin
istratlon gang has evidently got the conven.
ton grabbed. A rumor ~ ahoat 10 the
effect that internal revenue collector Un-
derstock had requested DR.. Arch Cochran,
his deputy collector here TO resign on &C
count OF his being charged with having
abused the administration, and that the
doctor han asked tor time to explain mat
iera
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Every lady uses Pozzoni's medicated c,m.
plexion powder. II Is a household trs as
ure. The madam finds 1t impossible TO 60
down town without frat rubbing IL on. II
the baby cries she goes for the pdff box. II
the "od man" comes home ruffled or chafed
because business is dull, etc, Pozzonfs
powder cools and allays his troubles Then
all is gladstone Joy. No family should be
without it.
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Neal Convicted.

CfEcINNATr. April 20 The News Jour
nails, Grayson. Kentucky, special says: II
the trial OF William Neal for the murder o
Emma Csirco, the jury retired thii
afternoon In short time brought
in verdict of murder 10 the first degree
punishment death. The Judge will pro.
nounce the sentence N morrow. Neal 4
the last OF the three men implicated In th'
crime Of outrage and murder OF three chill
dren at Ashland, Kentucky.
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A Cuunr,lly Murder.

CHICAGO, April 20-lsaec Jacobson, O
tramp carpet cleaner, deliberately shot and
killed George Bedell, proprietor Of carpet
cleaning establishment, In this city this
morning for an alleged reason. The latter
refused him dollar, which the murderer
claimed Bedell was owing him. An eye
witness declares Jacobson shot Bedell while
tho latter'a back was turned without words
of any kind,
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ALADDIN.

All day yesterday the carpenters and
fcene men were busy at the Dallas opera
house putting up number of wings and
flies lust received for Aladdin. These scenes
will be the most gorgeous that has ever been
put upon a stage in the south. The chill
dren have practiced well their parts and are
we'll ND In them. Cinderella was fine sue
cess, but Aladdin far surpssses It In plot
and magnificence OF dress and scenery.
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Ashcrin slain.

CHAELEsTos, w. VA. April 20.-New'
has Just been received hers OF the kilin-
of Sheriff Adkins, OF Boone county, wh
was wnylaid murdered and his body hnrr.-
bly, mutilated. There Is little doubt but ~,
deed was committed by on organized Dalc
OF outlaws known az The anes gang Ac
lenders TO justice. An armed posse II
securing the country In puruit of The
assagsing
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End Hlnn,l


is inclined TO come TO the buriace IN the
spring because Of tho effort made By good
old N other nature to throw it off, II nature
does not have help At this lime the poison
mgy 20 back 10 the system and produce all
manner OF ills, hut by the aid OF Swltts
Specific the bad blood is all driven out
through the pores of the skin and permG-
nently relieves the trouble. THE remedy
lisa purely vegetable aud harmless Drepare,.
lion, but 80 powerful an auiidote 20 blood
poison that II finds aud roots 1t all out DO
not be deceived by mercury ana potash
mixtures, which drive In the poison only
20 come out again in worse form.
have cure permanently blood faint IN
the third gene ration by the use OF SwiiPs
Specific after | had most signal'y iSiieu
with mercury and potash.
i. A. TooMER, NJ. D.,
Perry, Georgia.
Trsaties on blood and skin diseases
mailed free, .
the SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY, Drawer 3
Atlanta, Georgia.
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THE CRIME CALENDAR,
"Murder VIII 0uV Told In Short
spice.
A Remar kaDle Record Of Crime Combs
10 Light.
Blood Stained Annsls-Dark Deeds.
Murder WilIOut,

DIES MoIsKs, April 20.-The State Regis
of old man JellOison, Of that place, hos
been captured and are John A. Smith and
Joel J. Wilson his on.inlaw and Cicero
J ellolson, his con. The latter made . con-
iession and told how The murder was COM
miltob
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PoBTLAsD, ME-. April 20.-rhe Steamer
Falmouth. of the international line, burned
to-day. Three men were bHFred-ro death.
Loss blOO Coo
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TIM JEASSi:rrE.

WAsuISorog, April so-tpfess. before
the Jeanette committee this morning,
Melville was asked II he said anything
about poison Or had any poison with
him on the retreat. He said: II aud DR..
Amber frequently talked about the proper
course 20 be pursued ia an emergency, and
arrived at the conclusion that under no
circumstances was anything like Gambia
lem to 10 permitted. Han emergency arose
which would suggest canuiDslism, we de.
b ljftd to take cynadide of potassium and
pus ourselves on. n the way. As y matter
OF fact, however, we lett the vessel in haste
aud tCok no poison with US.
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THEY PROTEST.

In opposition to the recommendation OF
Mr.. Hairht. of tho department Of justice,
that the government lease the third story
OF the court house for term Of three years
at the rate OF 81, 200 ner annum, Judge Nc
Cormick, of the Federal court, United
States Marshal Mckee and j. c. Bigger,
United States distr ct attorney have for
warded to Washington City pspers pro-
testing against 1t. They sllege that the
location is too near other courts for quiet
ude,
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ASeIf.confcssed Murderer.

ST. LOUIS, April 20.--rho ost.DIspatch's
Canton, Mississippi, special saws: Isaac
johnson, who murdered his mistress, Bella
Booker. near this place on tho l6.h instant
was captured yesterday and IL now 10 the
county Jail. He was dressed N woman's
attire when arrested. He acknowledges his
guilt
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A PRIsONER EsCAPEs,

William Gates, who Is wanted at Fort
Worth TO answer to the charge OF stealing
cattle aud whose leg was fractured by the
fall OF his horse, has skipped out. He was
considered too sick to move and was being
guarded until he sufficiently recuperated
TO travel. Watching his chances he slipped
away from the guard Monday night.
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To the Jsrae,tes OF North Texas:
Rabbi Henry Schulz Qste minister d
Congregation Emsnu ri Ct tsis city, ten
ders his services 10 all that should desire
him to perform marriage CEREMONIES OF
plications will be promptly attended 10 4
addressed to 1105 Commeros street, Dallas
Texas. Telephone at the house.
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Pat Haley was arrested yesterday and
locked MP by Officer Cornwall, on the
charge of robbing drunken stone mason,
whom he pretended to be caring for. OF $40.
Haley also stole the party's coat and sold
IL TO Sablowitch, tailor on Lamar street.
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WANTED FOR THEFT.

A telephone from the officials of Wsxe-
hachie, yesterday, warned the officials here
to keep lookout for anegro named George
Plpkin, who Is wanted there to answer TO
the charge OF theft OF pistols. The wife OF
the fugitive resides In this city.
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TAKING THE SCHOOL CENSUS

Mr.. O. +. Alderman. appointed by City
Assessor and Collector Bogel to take the
school census Of the city. began his lsbors
yesterday. The indications are that there
will be marked increase in the number
over that Of last year.
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RECEPTION TO REV 9. n. GRrEs.
The reception rendered last evening at
the Grand Windsor hotel parlors to Rev
ersnd Stephen H. Green By bis friends
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Meme Brothsrs give the finest concsrt Of
the season Ut xsyen' Garden tonight.
Come.
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ing" "Why yes, I always like to 20 to
Baumss's. They do keep the incest
roodo
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Don't fall TO 90 TO Mayors garden to-
night and hear Meme Bros band, who
play tho best music ever heard in Dallae.
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HARMLESS.

WASHINGTON, April 20-TSpecinl. IN eg-
|Ws Coke aud Moxey regard the cattle bill es
d passed the senate today as harilles5.
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NOTICE.

Mayors garden tonight will be Hum :
mated, snd Meine Bros. will play their best
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Cotton Seed.
Parties can be supplied with good, sound
cotton seed for planting a. the Howard Oil
Mills Dallas Texas.
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CAPTURE OF THIEF.

Business men. the Huustable Common
Sense shoes are easy.
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KELLOGG on THE RACK.

JWAsHIxeroN, April 29.-[5pecial.l-In
Me Kellogg trial to-day, Woodward was
placed on the stand, and questioned rela'
tive to papers, but his examination was
somewhat curtsiled by the court who re-
marked time was too precious TO be
wasted In tribes. ~ am not going TO
make star route business OF this case,
<Gahd Judge Wyiie. II received lesson
dur ng the other case she'll never forget"
lIhe government then called James b.
Price, He said he resided at jefferson
City, Missouri, and had carried mails for
thirty years; had known Kellogg fit.
teen years; was stopping In this CITY
In July, 1879; had a conversation
6 Wlllard's with kellogg in regard to petit
lions and papers, told Kellogg be would
dive him so 600 II he would get orders for
expedition made: Kellogg said be would
Sc; few days afterward Kellogg told him
he thought 1t would be all right; that petit
tons would be granted and the expedition
order made; the orders were soon forth.
coming and witness gave Kellogg five drafts
- promissory note aggregatinR ~. 900.
xk6 note was produced and Identified, IS
W. the i've drafts. The district attof'
noy directed attention 70 the endorsements
ucon The papers By Walsh. Witness said
Wel6h's endorsement was not upon them
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LEGIsi.Arl,E LOTION.

WAsnrsGToN, April o. IPress.l Esti-
mates for the army appropriations btll for
the ensuing year were S26 500 JOB; amount
appropriated, 81 ~ $50, which Is $i22, 500
less than the last appropriation.
The house subcommittee on post
offices and post-roads, considering the
contract system OF telegraphy, has decided
10 make 20 cents the maximum price for
twenty words through the United States.
The bill prepared ov the committee make.
the time for the existence OF tho proposed
contract seven years. There Is no provision
like that in the senate bill on the same sub.
ject for ths construction cf governm ent
line. la case 10 contrac, IL made the full
committee will consider the measure to.
morrow, when iinal action will be taken
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ODDS AND ENDS.

WAsurYGToH, April 29-[Pfess &c. G.
Wing, chief of the diplomatic bureau stste
department, has resigned and w. III. Ed
wards, recently associate counsel for tho
United States before the French and Amer
lean commission, appointed 10 the vacancy.
1t is reported at the office OF the second
auditor OF the treasury that soldiers are
being extensively swindled by false repre-
sensations on the part OF attorneys as 10
money alleged to be due them under the
new laws on account OF bounty, etc.
Nearly 600 letters are received daily
from soldiers inquirlng into The status oil
claims which they have been induced to
file under the prstense thst they were en-
titled 10 additional bounty under the al.
legged new laws. The second audi
tor suggests as one method
Of preventing these frauds that
claimants who suppose they are EMIT led to
additional county writs directly TO his Of
foe for information on the subject.
Members Of the Utah commit ssion had q
conference with the president to-day in re.
gard 10 questions before that commission.
Senator Garland reported favorably to-
daY, with some amendments, from the
bor1mittee on judiciary, the bill intro.
huAd early in the session by Senator Ed.
hukds, to provide for the adjustment oil
= hints with the United States Of rail.
= ) aided by the issue of subsidy bonds.
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PERSONAL,

Mene Brothers give the finest concert OF
the season at Mayors Garden tonight.
Come,
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THE RAIN STORM.

Tho best smoking tobacco 10 Little
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DisSO,ttTioM NOT,rE

OisSOI,tTioN NOTICE
1NfssoLpTIOs >UflCk-THE VO-r~Rr-
iiersirnsd under the nsme Of G. sfsarai 4 CO
Is this day dissolved by mu usl ems at. g..
sigsn continuing the business. e. sIgAhJ .
pAlIAA TxxAA April q. 1ssa,
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when he gave them TO Kellogg. The note
was read. IL way drawn b. Price TO his
orfer Tor 5000, lated July 10. 1870 Tho
drafts were also read. They are iva In
number for 81 900 each, endoieed by Price
aud Walsh. witness had nothing more
TO do VIII the drafts after giving them
10 Kellogg aud paid the note NJ maturity.
witness mex, conversation With Kellogg.
some dime ~ 1881, after the newspapers got
BOLD OF all lhnr stuff, and Kellogg told him
In substance; There was nothing IN the
matter, T. would all end In
smoRe.' Kellogg also ,sid be had
given drafts % Walsh, and that
ho deserved 30 money from him WALSH;
~ another interview. Kellogg said no got
$500 from Welsh ard Brady, got the rect
OF the money ~ sometbing oi that kind !;
witness did moi corcirn himself; II did not
Interest him, aud his recollection o.
the interview was not distinct. Before
proceeding with the crogs-exsmlnation.
Nathaniel Wilton made motion 10
strike on, all Prloes testimony. HH based
the motion on the TACT that tho witness had
not stated be had not pnii X, llogg $4,000
10 lawful money on direo, question az Get
cut IN the Indictment The defence de-
sirou TO argue The question III length. The
Judge said he would not entertain the mo-
tlon until The cr0iseNamiretiDn was com.
uletg.