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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-05-23

At q meeting Of the Board Of Directors
Of the National Bank Of West Virginia al
Wheeling, on the 22d day Of May, 1895, te
pay a tribute Of respect 70 the memory o.
James Maxwell, Esq lately deceased, Ithe
committee appointed to report preamble
and resolution expressive OF the feelings
Of the meeting, submitted Tho following
which were unanimously adopted;
James Maxwell, late the honored pfesi'
dent OF this bank, who was greatly en-.
deared tous and highly respected by all
for the many virtues that adorned llii
character, having been summoned from
us BY death, 1t Is eninently proper that
we should express our appreciation OF the
deCeased and our own grief for bis depart.
ure from our midst. lt
His conservative business character and
lis ripe Judgment, coupled with cour-
teous and aaable department, were prom.
inent traits OF character OF strict up.
rightness and integrity In all the relations
OF life, he was prompt and persevering and
lived to see his labors crowned with de.
served success.
& Long intimately connected as he was
with our leading business interests bis
death has oCcasioned no small loss to our
whole community, butin an especial man
ner do we feel that his death has deprived
this bank OF a wise and experienced coun-
se!lor and ourselves Of 8 tried and faithful
friend.
le,0lyed, therefore, That we tender to his
family our sincere and heartfelt sympathy
with them In their heavy bereavement.
Resolved, That in.testmony Of our re-
spect for the deceased, we will attend tho
funeral ina body.
Rtsolyd, That the Chairman commune
cate to the friends OF the deceased a copy
Of these proceedings, and that he cause
the same to be published In the daily pa
pers Of the city. JoHs WhesER,
Chairman.
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WfiuSbeyon drauglht in all the Principal. Sale
1A11F;p 81 FoR rAEfr. N
EEswsll known Case. Again -pshiaa the

Mike Condry and Tom Sweeney are
once more behind the bars. Ason former
occasions the charge against them is
theft. They are accused Of stealing brass
casting weighing about thity.fye pounds
from the Crescent Iron Company's mills
in the Fifth ward. They were arrested
between and O'Clock last evening by
officers stephensand Croughan, and taken
before Justice Woods, who committed
them In default OF bail until this morn
ing, when thay will be brought before
him for a hearing.
The circumstances that led to their ar
rest are as follows: Yesterday afternoon
Officer Stephens ran across young lad
about II years old named Forsythe, who
had the casting In his possession and said,
when asked where he got Il, that Condrey
and Sweeney had given 1t to him 10 sell
that they had endeavored to sell 1t at two
or three junk shops, but had not been
able to dispose oft.
The officer at once seized the casting,
bpt failed to take the boy. into custody
which was avery unfortunate oversight
on his part, as the boy would probably
have been the most important witness IN
the case. The police were notified
| a few daya since by Mr.. Whitaker
that the casting had been stolen from
the mill, and Stephens, knowing this, tool
the casting to headquarters, where 1t was
Identified by Mr.. Noah Beck, who bad
furnished 1t to the pill, and by George
Miller, an employe of the mill. Warrants
were sworn out for the crooks. Stephens
soon after. picked up Sweeney, aud
Croughan caught Condry near the +, W.
& Ky. freight depot, where he was loung
ing on the bank. All the officers wert
mott tied to look out for the boy Forsytho
but up to midnight he had not been cap
tured. It is highly probable that some @
the prisoners "pals," knowing the boys
importance as o witness, have run him
out OF the way.
It was ascertained, however, that Con
drey and Sweeney had tried 10 dispose O
the casting several times, but the iunE
dealers, knowing them, were afraid Z
deal with them. The prisoners, although
young men, have had frequent and varied
Experiences with the law and It's officers
They have always during thefpast five o.
six years been regarded by the police witt
SUSPICION. iv
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AN,e;,l ~ Rain.

The steady, warm, gentle rain that CON,
menced Thursday evening and continued
until sekteIdss Gttefh6o was OF tneaIeu'
liable benefit 70 tho country in generala and
the crops Ia ipArticular. The fields were
sadly in need Of Just such rain. II the
rain Is followed to-day by d warm sun
vegetation will spring forward rapidly.
The rain has thoroughly. laid the dust,
which was becoming intolerable. Enough
rain fell to haveatt effect on the river; Il
will probably be rising by tomorrow!
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Tic ohildren,s Carnival.

There wsaa very nice crowd at the
Ghspline street rink last night, a great
many girls in costume and o lew boys be-
Ing on the Hoor. The grand march 81 the
children would be credit to any skaters,
and very nice programme was, gone
through.
Susie Barley won the silver cup oGer.
ed ss o priss to The most graceful girl
skater; Eugene Hanke was awarded tie
gold pen as the most graceful boy skater
and the big "sun-fowern cake went to
Eugene Hanke and Lille Rust, WHO were
decided by the judges to be the most grace
ful couple skating together.
Tonight Q mile race will take place. A
handsome prize will be awarded to the
winnar
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pEcoHATIoNDA
Tie Arrangements Being Made for its OBJ.
seryance by tho q. AR.

Tie Arrangement Being Made for It's oh.
seryancs by the FAR.
Holiday Post q. A. R, Of this city, held
an open meeting last evening that was
quite largely attended, not only by The
members Of the Post hut byold soldiers
who have never joined. This evening the
Post will hold a society meeting ut which
none but members will be admitted,
These meetings are held for the purpose
Of completing arrangements for q proper
observance Of Decoration Day which oc-
ours one week from to-day. Everything
thus far has progressed smoothly and sat.
is!actostly and the indications are that the
day will be made memorable one. A
subscription paper was started yes.
terday and o .nice sum raised "a
helpS in defraying the expenses
Of the day. Tonight the Post will appoint
committees to- visit all the cemetries or
the 30Eh and decorate the graves Of the
fallen comrades. The Post will be thank
ful for any information about the location
Of the last resting places Of the heroes, &C
that none may be overlooked in the dis
ttIbntion Of flowers. The Post will also
be thankful for flowers or any aid tha
may be extended. Flowers can be sent Il
headquarters In X. OF l.. Hall, Friday
night or early Saturday morning.
In the afternoon there will be sllor
parade. Major Joseph Barker has beer
appointed Chief Marshal OF the day. The
parade wifi conclude In City Halfsquart
at the soldiers monument. Here tho g
A. r. ritual provided for Decoration Da,
services viii be used. An Grafton vii
probably be delivered by Judge 4. II
Cochran, whose reputation as a soldie
and orator is high. Prof. F. e. Cragt
will also deliver an address. There vii
be . chorus Of about one hundred children
which will sing two or.tbree patriot,
songs. These services will not be long o
tedious, but, on the contrary, b.ief an'
full Of interest.
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AN ANCIENT CUSTOM
Growing Yearly WIN Modern Civilization
and Morthily Too.

GROWING tehHy Win modeEn Gltl1lkhhon
and worthIy Too.
There Is no custom that has increased
with the ages as that Of marking the rest
ing place OF the dead. II il o beautiful
custom and, should be perpetuated.
Special opportunities are offered those
who contemplate the erection Of monu.
ments aud marking stones in the firm OF
R. Il. Black { Bro, that other arnls rep
resented Ia this city do not possess. The
work by this firm Is done ut their works
in this city where the progress Of the work
can be followed up from day 10 day by
those havingit done. One Of the finest
designers in the country Is in the employ
Of this company and can be found at the
works any day, where he will take special
pains TO make designs and show the vast
differences that exist in the, various
GRANTEES in this market.
The Black Bros. are proud Of the work
they do and invite the public to investi-
gate 1t, knowing that there work is the
finest and prices lower than any in this
vicinity. All their work Is done in this
city by the most experienced workmen
under their personal supervision. In
Greenwood Cemetery the monuments Of
Messrs. j. w. Paxton, John Oesterling,
W. "a. Turner and Airs. Melldrem and Mrs,
Holman are models Of beauty and dura'
bility. The same may be said Of the work
in Mt. Wood erected by this Arm for VIM,
Exley, Mr.. Hersey, Henry X. List and the
Middle monument. The Peninsula and
Elm Grove cemeteries are beautiied with
work Of the same firm; in the former The
monuments on the lots Of DR.. a. S. Todd,
Mrs. Miller; Mr.. McNabb and Mrs. Holt
day, and the latter the Buchanan, Woods
and Hade monuments are the fnestin these
cemeteries. In Mt. Calvary the Hess and
Hiener monuments are grand. All who
contemplate the erection Of work in this
line should inspect their work and give
them call, where they will always be
found at their works, Nos. 1878 aud 1915
Chapline street, opposite the new City
Hall, Wheeling, VIVA.
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I At recent conference ofthe bishops Of
the Methodist Episcopal church Of this
country held in St. Louis, Bishop Merrill,
of Chicago, was assigned to preside over
this years conference Of the Methodist
churches in this State, which is to be held
In Charleston sometime during next 0c-
tober. The assignments made at the
bishops conference have not as yet been
published, but 1t may be relied on as q
fact that Bishop Merrill will preside over
the West Virginia Conference.
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Refused Fre,sh !, rate on lails.

The local authorities Of the baltimore 4
Ohio road and Of the Pittsburgh, Cincin.
natl & st. Louis road have been notified
that all the lines running vest from Chi.
cage have male q special ,fate on nails tc
ali terminal pointa an the fapiao eoasI
which Is TO 60 into effect on the 9dth inst
The rate to these points from Chicago has
been one dollar per hundred weight. The
reduction made is 20 cents, making the
new rate 30 cents per hundred from Chi,
cago to the Pacific ora2! cents from this
point.
This reduction is one OF no small import.
ance tonail manufacturers, and one that
has been desired for long tiUie,
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priIgei,ert.

rs
Work wascommenced on hedam in the
Back river yesterday.
Mr.. Thomas Steele, OF Lancaster, is Wis.
ting friends in town.
The SUBJECT Of Rev. Mr.. Keeler's ser.
mon on Sunday morning will be "The
Golden Rule" in the evening "The
Precious Savior"
Mrs Edward Reece, daughter Of Mr..
Isaac Ashton, died on Wednesday aud waf
buried on Thursday at Weeks buryins
ground. Two children are left 10 mourn
her death. z. @lsiai r
There will be no services at tho Presby.
terrain church tomorrow, Rev. Mr.. Hays
being absent at the First Presbyterian
church Of Rellaire. Sabbath school and
young peoples prayer meeting rs usual.
lhe prayer meeting will be at the usual
hour for church service in the evening.
Subject: ..What Ia a ChristianH
Regular services in Lancaster chapel on
Sabbath morning by the pastor, Rev. ]. s.
secrest. Subjects "It the Righteous
Scarcely be Saved, Where Shall the I'm
godly and Sinner Appear2e The evening
services OF the West bridgeport N, E.
church will be Q memorial sermon by
Rev. ]. S. secrest to Brannon Post No. 22l
GA. R. Neighboring congregations are in
yited TO attend. On Sabbath afternoon at
9'o'clopk Rev. i. s. Secrest will preach at
the colored n. =. church.
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on.nnhell. tle nor.e rhief.

Thomas 81. Campbell, arrested here
several months ago for horse stealing at
Zanesville, o turns out to be a heightened
crook, who Is graduate Of French and
German medical institutions. He has
done time in the Ohio and Allegheny
penitentiaries for similar crimes. In 1881
he was married in GAINESVILLE 10 Miss Han
nah Carson, swipdled her out Of $4,000
and purchased drug store in Pittsburgh.
He lectured in Cincinnati under the name
Of DR.. Stewart, onaHLtfe in an Ohio Peui-
itentiary.n .se.
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Tho Ilgh. daafd., oaes.ri. |!

The Wheeling Light Guards fully organ.
lied last night by eleCting the following
civil andt military officers: ! President,
Walter Wills; Vice President, John Fall
lon: Secretary and Treasurer, William
Men abb Captain u R,lDl Hlntet; F1tt
hientehans, Harry B bSds 81 Sonatf &enten-
ant, John Jones. First Sergeant, John
Boyd; Second Sergeant, John Fallon ;
Third Sergeant, Howard F. Carothets
Fourth Sergeant, Tom McKeeyer; Fifth
Sergeant, George TeAtss The oofporals
are, Thomas FoEney, First; Stewart Mills,
Second Ed. Larne, Third. 4,
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o. p. W. Report and ia Helm bright Case

q. P. W. Rtpor. and The HeimSright Case.
The joint special committee appointed
by Council 60 examine the last quarterly
report Of the expenditures OF the Board OF
Public Works, met at the office Of the
Board last evening. There were present
Messrs. Watethouse, Dobbins, Bingell,
Grpse and McGregor. Mr.. Waterhouse
was made chairnanI President Bell and
Clerk Galllgan, q the Board, were pres.
emit. One, slight error was found IN the
report which was corrected and che report
approved. gN
fhe Council Committee on Claims has
resolved ID report to Council TINT no ap.
peal be taken in the Helmbright case.
This matter was referred to the Commit
Tee at q recent meeting of Council. Fifty
dollars.was the amount sued for, but the
costs, have increased the. amount involved
10 about $780, 5 Selifp z nc &EfRIg I
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j. BRILLES'
1l5e Main Street,

Tho only store where goods arc marked ln pl+tr
figures aud sold a. strictly one price We WI
Commence on SATIRpAY, M4i 10, 70 inatis1r AZ!
d sYStCIn entire new to this city and ytciniiyl
which will ISy all the 'osMst Gilta ana PfieCt
which We have 10 libG'Hlly distributed heretofore
entirely IN the shade, which II hS follows;
The p.OIts which We 9Ic entitled v We VIII from
this on not only Divide but glVe the 'ste1tef DAT
u our patrons aud customers, and IN ADDITION 70
that, give you, after having pIrcha,el mo ZOO y
n caslI premium Of 5 cents MI every DOLLAR up Y
SN 0l: Fonty on every djlAr np 10 $50 %: cent?
on every dollar up 10 SIS %; 20 cents on every dol
lArup To 500 co. and IL cents GU every dollar up Y
500 ard over. ~. An,
large premium whoa very seldom. one Person buys
thfs amount Of gOOdEf We VIII here say 70 you
that We Will give tho cash premium II TWO, flret
Ave or mnta friends or e'ghb0FS come 70 Is ma
together buy certain amount Of goods; each one
Individually will be entitled 70 the caAh premium
OF the whole bill bought .,
We have fully the above mentioned. goods IN
stick, all purChnGed this spring ~ prices lower
thar they have ever been III ttis country, and are
marked 70 plain igurG!, and sold at those only:
Club together, come from i4I and neAF, anu ~
the PURCHASE OF Que suit you Will save your fIate
for quite distance. Such an opportunity " not
offered very oitnN, andas we have determined 70
dispose Of these goods between this RndJ j we
are ready 10 sacrifice Our profit, and are ohefipe
tho above cash prrminmS to every ptrchaser, be-
ginning on SATURDAY, MAYO lbso. ffsti IN I
fny1N.TThls - q - H|T' - 1870 =
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To.dayis the tenth anniversary Of the
conservation as Biahop Of the Right Rev.
JohnJ. Kahn, Of this diocese. The ami
yerssry will be suitably celebrated at the
Cathedral. High mass will be celebrated
at 10 o'clock this forenoon, Monsignor
Sullivan acting as the celebrant. There
will be other interesting services during
the day. 5'
Tomorrow Is Whitsunday, ard n large
class will be confirmed and take their first
communion atithe Cathedral.
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4 oood Mat q uo,as ralent.I

Miss Meholin's entartailmentat the 0p
era HouseSlast night attraeted O largeard
brilliant audience which had good reason
to feel well repaid. Miss. Meholtn gave
her recitationBwitli intelligent conception,
as might have been expected, and with
good effect nWidow Bedottm was paftlc,
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ABoUTa People.

strnnrsrs in the City and Wheeling Folks
Christ stoehr and wiies East Wheel
ing, are visiting iriendsin Baltimore.
] Ex-Governor Arthur /. Boremanr OF
parkersburg, was instheIcity yesterday on
bnsiness.Sl ga rss24s +
Mr.. viii Gauley, 81. california, has been
In the cityfor The past or four days
ylsitipghis old friends. ~,,.,x.
George Adams, Esq zone Of Wheeling's
former citizens. nova resident ofstaun-
ton, Va, is again in The city. SO
J. G.NHutchinson, Esq, is theperson
whose name is mentioned in connection
with the Republican nomination for NUM-
cipal Judge and not TIT. Hutchinson as
reportedsy yesterday. - q
= Mr.. "A, B. Wilson, of. Albuquerque, N.
~, formerly Of thistcity, Is here visit
ing old iriends, Of whom he has aEhost.
In personal appearsncebe has not changed
in the least. Ills business careersin the
Southwest has been very successful one.
The NQthwesttrn Tribune, OF Bratnerd,
Mimi, says: Mrs. Fannie Murine leaves
next weekfor Pittsburgh, Pa, and Wheel.
ing, W..Na., where she will make brief
visit among friends. Col. i. E. Zane, Of
Wheeling, W. Va, arrived in the city on
Wednesday, and will spend a couple OF
weeks with Brainerd- friends: y
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News Notes and PeFsoaais-Rasss at thu

: =
Rink. 5..alf
Ice cream a. Peter wagoner's to-day. .
Miss Edith Cattell is visiting friends in
town. ST lss'g
Rev. f. s. Dehass left yesterday for 9
lecturing tour through the West.
Why can't some one look after the con.
dition Of the pavement on Hanover street,
Mrs. Capt. Ipglebright and daughter
Ella leave to-day for Holidays Coyeon q
visit. & &. y
Mrs. Ada souders will be buried FROM
the NJ. E. Church at 2 o'clock this after,
noon.
+ Mr.. Anderson Ralston Is having neat
wire fence putup in front Of his house on
Fourth street. es] II
The different officers Of Thoburn Post
G. A. R., went to Steuhenville last even
ing, 10 attend abean bake.
Watches and jewelry at Martins Ferry
jewelry store. Clocks ut reduced prices.
Watches, clocks and jewelry repaired.
Tomorrow afternoon at 2 O'Clock Episco-
pal services will be held at the Baptist
Church, conducted by Rev. Mr.. Walker.
A large crowd was present at the Elk
celsior rink Thursday night. The various
races were as iollowss FIRST, one mile race
between Moore aud Downey; won by
Downey. Second, double race between
Sheppard and ellis, Of Wheeling, and
Dobbins and Woodruff, Of misplace. This
was won by the latter. The last one was
mile race between boys. twas wonby
Ben Moore. f1 "
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TErrEn or raE soALp.

l was almost perfectly bald. caused BY letter Of
the top Of the scalp. fused your CutiCu'a kemet
dies about six weeks, and they cured my scalp per
cctly, and now my hair Is coming back as thick az
y Sgfr VS.; rexa.. Z 9 oAoipA'
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Cape May shade Hats
at 1sc at E. M. McGillin 4 Co. Is to-day.
Change ofTin,e on the

Change Of Time on the p, Q. 6 81. L. Ry,
Commencing Monday, May 25th, train
will arrive and depart as follows tciiy
timel: Arrive-7:05 A. NJ, 1l:55 A. NJ.
1895 i. NJ, 6:55 r. NJ. Depart-7:25 a. NJ,
1870 u. NJ, 4:l0P ~, 8:40P NJ.
for Pittsburgh, arriving there at 9:95 a. N
It also connects at Steubenville with the
limited express for Columbus, Cincinnati
Indianapolis, st. Louis, Chicago and al
points west. Train leaving at $40 P..a
connects with fast express for Columbus,
Cincinnati, Indianapolis, st. Louis, Obi
cago and all points west. ~
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GENrLEMEN-At the last regular meet
ing oithe Ohio Valley Trades and Labor
Assembly, q resolution was unanimously
passed that the boycott Of your email
Pouch Tobacco be declareie ended, and
no further obstacle be placed In your way
on our part, but we recommend It's use TO
JOHN EaNAMN.
Secretary .Fadss & Labor As.s1itla.
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Your most valuable CqHeuta Remedies hayC
done my child 10 much good that l feel like ayinI
tbs for The benefit Of those who are troubled witt
akin disease. Ny little girl was troubled with
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g.itrnra.
ITCHING
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by Cutieura,

TRE4TMENT.-A warm bath With cuticIra Soap,
Skin Cure This repeated daily, with two or three
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.ularly pleasing. Mrs. George B. Caldwell,
Mr.. Oscar seeley, MI. Ralph v. Arkle and
Prof. Schockey wereimportant features OF
the programme and added greatly TO the
pleasure Of a very enjoyable evening.
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Amateurs, I,nee ro.Night.

at the Chapline street rink this even.
Ing there will be a mile race for amateurs.
Thists arranged by the management at
the request st numerous patrons Of the
rink who desire to participate. A fine
prize will be awarded TO the winner. The
race will no doubt be very interesting
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~ rNnIcATioNs.

WAsniNdroS, May 2S.-1 4. A.-Foi
Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, cloudy
weather, occasional Fain, variable winds,
siiiling 10 east and south, lower barometer
ant, stationary temperature, ss,7i IL )
For the Lower Lake region, cloudy
weather and occasional rain, winds gcper.
eraily rom east To- south, lower barometer
and stationary temperature.
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nczE1A rwRNrY YEans,

Ny gratitude 70 God L nnhonaasd for the relic
/ have obtained from tie use Of the Cuticura Rem
edles. ] have ben troubled with Eczema on m!
leRs for twenty years had not comfortable
night for years, the burning and itching were N
Intense. Now, ] am happy 10 say, ] have nt
trouble Only the liver oolaHd p4tthes on ImI
limbs rcmainas n token Of my former misery.
l 7[ HENRY L. SNlIH.
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Piasansrsi

are making four beautiful bonton tintypes
ioronly % cents, llSs Main street, Wheel
ing, for 9 limited lime only.
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lust ilEOEIYgD.7

Alarge assortment Of Spring and Sum
mer stock, consisting OF tie latest yarie-
ties in Csatings, Slitlngs, Pantaloonings
md 0JcrCeat tMgs, which SIC Will wake
up In The latest and best styles and at
lowest possible prices. B V 4 Z. Z, z
Also d full line Of Gents Furnishing
Goods. ,,,,s y q vnys