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Workmen's advocate. (New Haven, Conn.) 1883-1891, 1885-10-04
SPOR


The boxing and athletic "nIrrtaIn-
mcut which WAS held at Nicholas
Hail ON Thursday night for the ben
eft Of John MARROW Of New Haven.
wa. much cnjoy~l hy lhoa" present.
Unfortunately for MarIow III" aIla'
was a financial failure. ~ on about
Workmen's advocate. (New Haven, Conn.) 1883-1891, 1885-10-04

Bob Winston's boxing class holds
..i.s. ,liast .ajpinr. meeting ut his rooms
next week. All those wishing to be
present had better see Rohblc for
tickets, which are limited. There
viii be three hours solid enjoyment,
and landrigans' band has been en-
ga4, ! Tor the entertainment. Club
swinging, wrestling and fencing will
he some of the most important fra-
lures Of the evening.
The Quinripiac Rowing Asaocjo-
ton, of which Richard Gallagher is
the genial president, intend shortly
to give u ball, the proceeds of Whlrl
they intend to use toward erecting ;
boat house near Grapevine Point
They already own three shells, an,
the club is i'll Il IlourlShing condition
Robert James, IN English biry
clist, wants to run Il mile race witt
John :. Prince, the American pro
fcssionul champion, or any Other
American professional, for $50 ;
side.
Workmen's advocate. (New Haven, Conn.) 1883-1891, 1885-10-04
NOTICE

Address communications IN rcfcnure
Ia the organization al nrw Trade ami
Labor Union, la
TEArFs tn,INru. pi"ANizlA" toMMrrTEE.
+. q BOX 81 New Haven q.
National Republican., 1885-02-12

JI,oR RENT-23 D ST. 3. E.-0 ROOMS, ALL
II conveniences. $50. 3D. THOMAS II. WAC
CANAAN, Ol7 4 st. ". w. O'tt
National Republican., 1885-02-12
ABOUT PEOPLE.

Mr. MURAT HALsTEAD, Of the Cincinnati
Commercial Ga.ette is at the Arlington.
Hon JAMES G. LNDsLEY, representative.
elect from Rondout, n, Y, district, is at the
Arlington.
DIR. GEORGE l., MILLER editor Of the Omaha
Hera,d, and cabinet aspirant arrived at the
Arlington,
Mr.. JAMES ELvERsoN, editor and proprietor
orthc Philadelphia Saturday Night, is at VIII
lard's Hotel,
Gov-ELECr CURRIER and wife, Of New
Hampshire. and their niece, Miss Snow, are at
the National.
Col. 8. n. BESJkMIN, assistant Gdiutant gen
cral, Ia confined to his home by recurrence
Of the malaria chllls with which he was
afflicted last year
sESoR DON joaquin GoDoY, the Chillan min
istor, has returned to the city from New York,
where he has been for the past month, and Is
At the Arlington,
LIEUT., COMD'R. WILLIAM NJ, FOLGER, U, s,
~, arrived here last night from Annapolis 70
appear for examination tor promotion "a
commander, vice MGCOok, retired.
VIcomrE GOTTA pE BEAuREGARD, Paris; @.
Schwab aud Archer A, Martin, OF New York
r. de Layentaye, Paris, and w. W. Swan, Bos'
ton, arrived at Wormley's yesterday.
Mr., FRED GLyN and Mr.. Ray Miller, o
London, and Hon, w. C, Elam the editor OF
the Richmond WING, are at Welckers
JosErH S. ELENroN, Of Philadelphia, q
prominent minister Of the Society Of Friends
and wealthy philan!hroplst, Is spending n few
days In tho city as the guest OF Or, II, A, Bland
MRS, THOMAS WARD wife % Mai, Ward, u.s.
sistOnt adIutant general, u. $, A., has beer
quite IN for II week or more, suffering from a
severe cold which threatens serious trouble
with her chest.
National Republican., 1885-02-12

IT is announced from Albany that Mr.
Cleveland will now seclude himself from
tho public gaze until it is time for him to
rem we TO Washington for the purpose of
entering upon the duties Of tho presi.
dcucy. He expects no further visits
from democrats except in the case OF such
favored individuals as he may specially
invite to call upon him. Tho prepara-
tion OF his inaugural address aud tho
consideration Of the reasons that will
determine tho selection of his cabinet
will occupy his time between now and
tho 4th of March. Under the circum-
stances an invitation extended to any
one Of tho gentlemen from whom it is
expected he will select his cabinet will
now become of marked Significance.
Public opinion will assume that II Mr..
Bayard or Mr.. Garland, for instance are
now requested to come 10 Albany the in
vitation will be tantamount to u notice
to the American people that thoy have
been formally invited to ontor tho oabi-
National Republican., 1885-02-12

THREE state elections will occur this
year which will be hotly contested and
attract unusual attention, since in some
degree they will he regarded as indicative
Of the prospect democracy possesses OF re.
tanning control of the government. They
are the gubornatorial elections to be held
in New York, Ohio. IFd Virginia. Ohio
is almost certain to 90 republican, but the
fight for the legi stature that will elect a
successor to senator sherman will be
close. With united action and concilia-
tory course that will heal up factional dis
sensions in their ranks the republicans of
New York ought to carry tho empire
state, but in any event both parties will
be certain TO put forth herculean efforts to
win. But the Virginia contest will in all
probability be the one marked by the most
bitterness and strenuous determination.
Tho bourbons will leave no possible means
untouched to win q victory that will lead
TO the retirement of Senator Malone, but
they will not get the best of that fertile
and sagacious political strategist without
a combat sure to leave many scars behind.
National Republican., 1885-02-12

Tho south catches on TO the Importance
Of having its own flesh and blood in the
department Of justice aud the postoillcc
department. II civil service is to be the
order OF the day during the next admin
istration and removals aro only to he for
cause, the southern statesmen prefer that
the court that is to try that cause shall
bo selected from tho latitude south of
Mason 4 DixOns line. Civil service re.
form is not plant indigenous to south.
ern soil, and every republican Office.
holder in that section is looked upon as
an offensive partisan. Tho confederate
leaders have viewed with alarm the ac-
tivity Of thoir independent allies of the
north in securing renewed pledges from
Mr.. Cleveland that his administration is
not to be signaized by extensive removals
from Office, and as most Of tho federal
appointments south come through the
two departments named. they do not pro-
pose to have northern mugmumps sit
upon their claims Add 90 this thoir en-
tire willingness to have their lifelong
friend and patron, Senator Blyard, take
charge Of the treasury department,
through which channel internal revenue
collectors and custom house officers are
secured. and 1t is evident that the south
is determined to look out for itself dur
ing the next four years, civil service or
no civil service. Whom tho long. haired
southron comes up hero with his
petition for u postmastership, or his re-
commondations for appointment as
United States marshal, internal revenue
collector, or for berth in custom
house, his only charge against the
incumbent will bo that he is an offensive
partisan, and with southern men for post
master general and attorney general, and
with Senator Bayard as secretary Of the
treasury, his case will be established as
soon as his application is filed. The
south may or may not be able TO reconcile
itself to republicans holding federal oiIic
in the north under democratic admins
tratiOn because Of faithful service, but
they do not intend to put themselves in a
position where they will be obliged to
I NRlNAhNt ~ nv lANhNts llulA buu
moment that the returns established the
fact of Cleveland election, they cody ap-
propriated to themselves the department
Of justice and tho postoilico depart.
ment, and quietly urged Bayard
for the treasury portfolio, provided he
was not considered a southern man, and
that his appointment would not interfere
with tho other two places selected
George William Curtis may be able tC
wreck the hopes of northern copperheads,
who have huugered and thirsted after
federal icsh.pots for quarter of cen
tury but he has counted without hi
host in attempting to check the appetite
of southern bourbons If their wishes il
regard to cabinet appointments arc heede
by Mr.. Cleveland.
National Republican., 1885-02-12

If some of the members of the house
who now assert that the bankrupt bill
shall have consideration or they will
force an extra session had taken that
stand six weeks ago upon that and other
important measures tho record Of this
congress would not be so barren of re-
suits. If the house would indefinitely
postpone the river and harbor bill there
is yet time for q fair consideration of
some important bills in addition to pass
ing appropriation bills, But the proba-
bility is that all general legislation will
fail, and we shall have an extra session
besides. Tho democratic leaders must
be kept awake nights with feelings
ofpride over their craftsmanship in this
congress.
National Republican., 1885-02-12

THE New York W0rid very effectively
dsposes of the ambitions Of the mug
wump republicans who have u desire to
become part of the next administra-
ton. IL coolly dismsses them from
further service. IL does not even thank
them for what they have done. 1t bal
ances their account by wiping it out on
the slate. Referring to tho recent state
ment of Mr Algernon $. sullivan that
"tho victory was won by allies" tho
World says, Granted, The mugwumps
did us faithful service, but unfortunately
they drove from the party as m ny votes
as they brought to its aid. Thoy voted
for Mr. Cleveland not because they had
become democrats, but because they could
not support one particular republican"
After further explaining TO tho late
democratic allies that tho leayen of
democracy is not in them, it puts a
quietus upon their hopes for fayors by
telling them that "Mr Cleveland's ad-
ministrAtion could not bo a success made
National Republican., 1885-02-12

HOWEVER it may bo in the states it is
evident that female suffrage is popular in
the territories. The Dakota assembly
ha, just passed bill giving the ballot to
women, and it will probably pass the
council also. 1t may thus easily happen
that the next state to DO admitted to the
union will be tho first in which women
will have all the political rights Of the
sterner sex. Washington territory is
also making rapid progress toward the
conditions that will entitle her to admis-
sion, and will also be likely to come in as
state conceding the right of woman
suffrage. The women in that territory
took decided part in the election last
year, some 1900 of them voting.
National Republican., 1885-02-12

THE american Mdctinist has published
letters of 9l new members of tho next
house upon the tariff. OF this number 70
are in favor OF protection. OF the mem
bcrs of tho present house who are re-
elected thore are sS who voted to strike
out the enacting clause of tho Morrison
bill at the last session. This gives ma
.iority of in favor Of protection, which
will undoubtedly bo increased. Thirty
fivo new democratic representatives did
not respond to tho call of tho Machnisi
for an expression Of their views on this
subject. 1t is safe to say that no radical
changes in the tariff will be successful in
the next Congress.
National Republican., 1885-02-12

Tho senate In executive session yesterday
confirmed the following nominations:
ostmastcrs-Edson D. Gilett, skaneatlces
y, Y; WIN. Shields West Chester Pa; Jacob
Donuell, Beatrice, Neb; Arthur 5. Barber,
Alameda, Cal; stanley l.. Fllkins, Medina,
n. v, Miss Della A. Krusc, Ncgaunco,
Mich.
Ellis /. Berbower, United States marshal
district Of Nebraska
Charles II. Priest, register land office at
Evanston, Wyo.
Gustnvus a. Waiter, register land office at
YanktOn, Oak.
Edward +. chaplin, receiver OF public
moneYs NJ Rapld CIty. nnk.
National Republican., 1885-02-12
W1NTED-HELP.

XXTANTED-A WOMAN no WAIT AND
wv do laundry work. Apply 200 18Th 81 N.
National Republican., 1885-02-12

Harrison and Gourlays screaming creation
skipped by the Light OF the Moon" which
will be seen at the National Theater next
week, is everywhere conceded to be the most
successful and funniest ot all iarclcal come
dies known TO modern times In New York,
where it played to the largest business Of last
season for 30 nights, the papers describe II as
follows: THE strangesI quaintcst, Oddest,
drOllest queercst, funniest, most ludicrous
characters, scenes. situations, sayings, and
dOings that the human mind has ever con.
oeiyGd are embodied In this play. HumOr of
the most unCtuous, rolllGking Jovial, side'split-
ting character that the most fertile imagina-
ton can picture Is liz distinguishing feature.
such laughter as II eyokes has never before
been heard within tho walls Of ray theater IN
this city" The sale Of seats boG 3 to-day,
National Republican., 1885-02-12
NOR RENT

Also number ofwell located furnished houses.
Cali at office for Weekly Bulletin, issued every
Saturday afternoon. Landlords cnn have their
houses advertised iroe by placing them IN our
hands. II. IL. WARMER,
DIG II street northwest
National Republican., 1885-02-12
WAYTED-MrsoEIDANEoUs us

tVNo A RESPONSIBLE PERSON OR ONE
u with small Capital-Can secure permanent
business by calling on +. L.. COOPER at the
National Republican., 1885-02-12

WANTED-ToA ANNOUNCE THAT JOHN
st NV, isa Commissioner OF Deeds for every
state and Terri tory, United states Commissioner
Examiner. and Notary Public; always IN oiico
nom a. IN. TO y. tn
National Republican., 1885-02-12

A ST. LOUIS man claims that he has
cured himself Of Bright's disease by
eating dog meat. Altogether, he has
eaten thirteen dogs. Representative
Hewitt, who has been troubled with in
somnia because of canine voices in his
neighborhood at midnight, should send
for this man and make him regular
oSarder.
National Republican., 1885-02-12

RErEEsENrATIvE BLACKBURN, Of Ken.
tucky, is signalizing his last days in tho
house by his partisan rulings as speaker
pro ten. The speedy recovery Of speaker
Carlisle from his present illness will bo
welcome news TO tho country.
National Republican., 1885-02-12

"Wo nrc confronted with the democratic
party, very hungry, and, as you may well be-.
lcvc, very thirsty; n party without Il single
definite principle. "a party without any dis.
TO the country, a party which fell from power
as n conspiracy against human rights, and
now att cmpts 10 sneak back to power ms con
spiracy for pluudcr and spoils. '-Gcorgc william
(tiTiIg
National Republican., 1885-02-12

Ir WILL bo of little consequence what
General Lord Wolseley's opinion is Of the
military heroes Of our late war until he
has demonstrated in Soudan that he is
capable of leading an army to something
besides defeat aud disaster. At present
he is not in position to set himself up
rs q military critic.
National Republican., 1885-02-12

THE WEEKLY REPUBLICAN, will DO
ISSUED to-day. 1t contains digest Of
The news in tho daily up to date, record
Of the proceedings in congress, besides q
large amount of other interesting reading
natter. II eau be obtained in wrappers,
'eady for mailing, in the business olico.
National Republican., 1885-02-12

The President sent the following nominations
to the senate yesterday:
postmastors-,Ic r.. ANGEL nj Florence
Mass; VIM. Carr, Suspension Bridge, ~ V;
Ephraim T. Rogers, Corning, y. "; william
Shields, Wcstchestcr, Pa; Mrs. Mary B.
Parkor's Landing Pa. l.. g. n. Scott, Orange,
Tex. Dayton Hall, Columbus, Miss Samuel
q. Kell Ccntralia, Ill, John H. Johnston,
Warsaw, ILL.,; John J. Smith, Oroyille, Cal,
and Edwin A. Bartlett, Cuba, n. Y.
THERE never was perfect liniment offered
to the public till salvation Oil was discovered.
70 cents.
National Republican., 1885-02-12

1--WE are confronted with the democratic
party, very hungry, and, as you may well be-
lieyc, very thirsty party without single
definite principle, a party without any dis
tinct national policy which II dares to present
as conspiracy against human rights, and
now attempts to sneak back 10 power ns con-
spiracy forplundcr and spoils. ."-GcJrgc William
CtiJffg.
National Republican., 1885-02-12

1--WE are confronted with the democratic
party, very hungry, and, Us you may vol be.
We've, verv hirsty; u party without single
ichulte hnciple, party without any dis
tnGt fonal policy which il darcs 10 present
tof Country, party which fell from power
Conspiracy against human rights, aud
Mttcmpts 10 sneak back ~ power ny II con
.rGCy for plumber and spOlls '-GtofJc IItHtdW
Tfyfy
National Republican., 1885-02-12

up Of combination of republican leaders
aud democratic leaders" If the World
has its way mono but tho old hands will
be invited on deck.
National Republican., 1885-02-12

j. X. Emmets new play, "The Strange Mar
rage Of Fritz" will be presented by that
prince of dialect comedians at AlbGugh's next
week the sale Of seats beginning to-day. Tho
plny is a rich specimen of the playwrights
art In adapting an amusing and Interesting
comedy to suit an artists speCaltiel
The sale Of seats commences this morning
for the engagement of Harrison and Gourlay
IN their successful humorous creation skip
ped by the Light ofthe Moon" at the National.
The extraordinary success that 1t has accom-.
plished tho past two years should make Its
hrst presentation in this city matter Of in
turCst TO amusement gOcrs
National Republican., 1885-02-12
--aou, > sIo,t, osor,,. pr,rtI,,o.

"Wcsarc confronted with the democratic
party, very hungry, and as you may well be-
llcvc, very thirsty a party without single
definite principle, q party without any dis
tinct national policy which Il daros to present
~ II conspiracy against human rights and
now attempts to sneak back to power rs a con
spiracy for plumber and spoils. ."-GeOrge jiWiUR
(JJfig
National Republican., 1885-02-12


Whereas Oswald Il. ucmsley, trading and
doing business rs o. n. llemsleyS Co. (unmar-
rledj, Ofthe District OF Columbia, did by hts GER
tain deed of trust, bearing date the Sth day OF
February, 1854 aud recorded In tue Recorders
Office in the District Of Columbia ON February
Sth 1854, In Liucr No 1909, Folio 80, ct seq,
one of the Land Records for the District of Co.
Chicago, illinois, in trust, the personal property
herein tttcr described to secure the payment OF
said grautors prOmissory note of fGven date with
said trust decd payable one year niter Us date TO
thousand dollars, for value received, with inter-
es nj the rate of ive per ccntum, payable semi
annually; ana
Whereas de ault has been made in the pay.
mcnt of said note, and Armour n 60. who are the
legal holders of said note, h wing applied 10 the
undersigned as trustee because Of 5 ID default To
sell the property In said trdst deed described, Ia
accordance with the provisions therein con-
tuinpd:
Nov, therefore, notice is horeby given that the
O'Clock IN the forenoon of TUESDAY, THE
l7rH DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1888. at the store
rooms known as Nos ana 4, WhOl, sale Row,
Center Market, In tue city OF Washington, ID. g.,
bidder. for cash, the following personal property
I'm said trust deed described, 10 wit; one single
wagon, double wagon, horses set OF single
harness. set of double harness, l Falrbnnks
platform scales, l Fairbanks nbbutuir scales 1
Ice box. ceilings aud sides Of stOTerOom, ele-
vatOr and fixtures, Office furniture. desk, chairs,
and stools, safe, stove, gas fixtures, chande-
liers globes aud pipes Office aud stOferoom fix
lures hooks, and uppurtcnAnces, stock OF fresh
and pickle meats aud pork, lease of said store
room. and all the right, title and equity Of re-
EVERETT WILSON, Trustee.
Dated Washing on, u. C., Feb. q, 1880
WEEKS & Co., Auctioneers. feO-tf
National Republican., 1885-02-12

WITHOUT an equal Is Salvation on. The
greatest cure on earth for pain. Price only 20
cents u bottle
National Republican., 1885-02-12
LEGAL.
BUSINESS CHiNCES.

NOR SALE FOR CASH ONLY-THE
II wholesale and retail wine and liquor store,
1882 Pa nv. Ja3Otf
National Republican., 1885-02-12
IUCTIOS SIZES.
DY WALTER b. WILLIAMS & CO.,
AUCTIoNEERS

HIGHLY IMPORTANT sALE.
FINE FRENCH BRONZE CLOCKS, WITH
SIDE ORNAMENTS,
ITALIAN SCULPTURES, PEDESrALS,
FINE CHINA DESSERT AND
LUNCH SETS,
ENGLISH GLASS WARE, VERDI AN
TIQUE ORNAMENTS, FINELY PAINTED;
CHINA PLACQUEs, BRONZE REPoUsT
PLACQUEs, AGATE AND SILVER MAN.
TEL VASES, LARGE BRONZE GROUPS,
And other Foreign objects of Art.
National Republican., 1885-02-12
DosToFFICE NOTICE


Letters for Europe need not be specially d.
TeCted tor dispatch by any particular steamer In
order to securospoedy delivery at destination, as
all Transatlantic mails are forwarded by tho
Foreign mails for the week ending February II
Will close (PRoMPrLY In all casesJ al this Othce
sATURDAY.-At9am m. for Jamaica, per steam
ship yertumnusi a. II a. M. for Jamaica and
pcrsteamshlp Germanic, via Queenstown Qet-
tors for Scotland must be directed .'per Ger
steamship Ethiopia, via GLASGOW at 1880 p. IN. m,
for Cuba, West indies, and Nassau, N r., per
Belgium direct. per steamship Noordland, Via
Antwerp Qetters must be directed per Noord
sUNDAY.-At 1880 p. m. for Honduras and
Livingston, per steamship CITY OF Dallas via
New Orleans.
Feb* Ia att p. m. Mails for Australia, New
ship Zeaiandla Via San Franclscoi, close
here March 81 at Z y. m. (or on arrival at New
York Of steamship Celtic with British malls
SPhe schedule of closing ofTrans- Pacific malls
E oSernna Sa S s 70 San S
Malls from the east arriving Of TINE at san
lEranclseo on the day Of sailing of steamers are
HENRY q. PEARSON, Postmaster.
PosroggIoE, NEW YORK, N. ", Feb. q, 1850.
ZINE DRESS SHIRTS 10 ORDER
FINISHED AND UNflNl9hhD SHIRTS
constantly on hand. . .,.,,-
WEAR lust received
l.. - ". LOLLAIt5 AND CUFFS
THoMPsoN'S SHIRT FACTORY.
CHAs. HYATE PROPRIETOR
sl0 h street. Opposite Patent ohos
DHoro-ENGRAVING.
Having recently fitted unI
PHoTo-ENGRAVING EsrABLIsHMENr
In connection with my PATENT PRoOE5At
am prepared to furnish
| ILLUSTRATIONS FOR NE wsPAPERS AT
SHORT NOTICE.
MAURICE JOYCE.
als Eleventh street Northwest
Wy II NARROWER
] w Manufacturer Of
National Republican., 1885-02-12

THIS MORNING AT IL O'CLOCK AND
THIS AFTERNOON AT O'CLOCK at our
salesrooms, corner Of Tenth and d streets.
WALTER Is. WILLIAMS 6 Co,
q
c,g.kt AuctInnper.
National Republican., 1885-02-12
For RENT-HOUSES.

rJNHE HANDsoME FURNISHED RESI-.
Il residence near Thomas Circle, belonging TO
the estate of the late Hon Joseph Casey, and
for the last four years occupied by Hon. Robert
II Lincoln, Secretary of War, win be for rent ON
June l or April l, II desired The location of the
property aud the size and arrangement of the
rooms render this residence unusually IL sirabe
for a Cabinet Minister or member of Congress,
or for n private family wishing TO entertain
largely; rent $1,000 per annum VI taken either
from April or June !. Apply TO JAMES u,
FITCH, ofexecutors, l437 Pa av 6-l2
rJ,HREE STORY AND ATTIC BRICK
l. dwelling No. Sll q st.. N. W.; Just thor
Apply 10 TYLER u RUTHERFORD, 1926 +
st, N, w. D11
National Republican., 1885-02-12

UANTED-LADGEs AND GENTLEMEN
w In city or country TO take light work at
their own homes; s3 to 81 "a day easily made;
work sent by mali; no canvassng We haye
good demand for our work and furnish steady
employment Address, with stamp. CROWN
MFG COMPANY, 2OI Vine street, Cincinnati,
Ohio. ZIG
National Republican., 1885-02-12
MONEY TO LOAN.

NToNEH 10 LOAN ON REAL ESTATE,
Nl IN sums W suit, ut lowest rates of Interest,"
II. Is. CRITrENDEN,
l422 New ork W
National Republican., 1885-02-12
AMIUSENI ESTS.
roRp's orERA HOUSE.

TVT8T VI-T9IFN IIVI"T8'
The Boston Ideal Opera Company begin
their engagement at Ford's this evening with
Martha" the following being in the caste
Mossrs. Whitney and Reed, Miss Phillips and
National Republican., 1885-02-12
psR JOHN A. PRESCOTT.
hSttg Rnnl Esintn Ilrnkcr

Is now located In his new Office, in the Kellogg
Building, No. 14l6 4 ST. N. w, whore he has
perfect facilities for the Transaction Of the Real
Estate Business In all its branches. Fine resi-.
denccs for sale Houses In all parts of the city.
The choicest building sites In the northwest, aud
In all other locations.
A specially Is made In the rental OF houses
rom the lowest 10 tne highest Nhluci tho nest OF
care exercised Ia this special branch Money
loaned ut the lowest rates OF interest with great
consideration as to security All business will
be transuctcdin strict fidelity. Publlcpatronago
is solicited Telephone 1862. Notary Public.
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