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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-01-24
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.

Oh the 10Th tho bodies OF four infants,
ranging from the age OF one TO three years,
were discovered blrled near Big Rock
Bridge, Franklin, Pa. Great excitement
was occasioned by the find. The bodies
were encased In rough boxes, and one, at
least, had been recently buried.
A FIRE in tho dwelling of Abel Kitcharn
In New York on tho 18th, burned the owner
10 death before he could be taken out. He
was over eighty years Of age.
On the 18th Matthew Brown, for many
years prominent grain merchant Of To-
ledo, o., and at present Director in the
Second National Bank Of that city, was
run over by runaway team and received
injuries which were supposed to be fatal.
lie is about eighty years old.
EARLIsG, Ia, was almost wiped out by
fire on the 18th. Ten business houses, and
the hotel and eating -house were destroyed.
Loss, over $4,000.
OS the 18th Richard olds, at the bottom
OF the Star OF the West Mine, at Butte,
Utah, gave the wrong hoistlng signal.
The bucket turned with him and he fell
out. .alighting on nu upright drill which
ran into his body, causing his death In u
fow hours.
The Adams Express Company's office,
at Greenvllle, Conn, was robbed the night
OF the lith Of 500 In money, takon from
four G. q. d. envelopes. Frank W.
Brewster, agent Of the company, was ar
rested and made a confession, returned
the money and gave bonds 10 appear for
trial.
on the 10th Weight Leroy was hanged
at San Francisco, Cal, for the murder oi
Nicholas Skerret.
Os the evening Of tho 10th Eve employees
Of the Philadelphia Oil Works, located al
Point Breeze, were dangerously and prob
ably fatally wounded by the explosion oi
gas In tank on which they were at work.
They were taken to tho University Hospi-
tai.
os tho 18th the Bay State Sugar Refinery
at Boston, Mass, was badly damaged by
fre.
| on the 18th John Lenahan, a prisoner In
jail at Providence, X. l., committed sui.
eide.
AT Chnrlestown, W. Va, on the 18Th
three highly respected young ladies' vert
poisoned by using water that had beer
poisoned with arsenic. No clew.
THE iniirmary wing Of the Eastern ILL.,
nois Asylum for the Insane at Kankakec
was. destroyed by fire on the 18th, and sew
enteen people were burned 10 death. Tn
institution contained nearly fifteen hun
dred inmates.
A PARTIALLY successful attempt wa
made to blow up hat store at South Nor
walk, Conn, with dynamite on the 18th
The crime Is charged to some Of the sirik
Ing hattsrs.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-01-24

fas iioase Commlites ~ Military Al.
fairs - ~ iess practically killed N. Va.
naads blll passed w We Fssnsse intended
v place usnsfal Oraat On She fstlssd llss
N the sfnY.
a essb ioes Il fsportsd IN ,hs Aflioaa
Legislature.
AZ faasson, Mass, on the isth Harrison
Tweed dropped dead In church,
Us The islh sister n General rhn
keafney was found dead IN her room as
Washington, u. &.
JuDog DuFrr, N New York, ID said 20
have felt highly indignant bscauss he was
Invited - attend ihe suillvan. Ryan glove
contest
Os the iIth Edmund Francis Valentine
Edmund About, the Fr,neh author, died
at Paris.
eBsEHAL ldsAriErf has been appointed
Govern y Of Eistgrn siberia.
ON the 18th DR.. Carver concluded his
great task Of hitting OO,0o) balls Ia slx
days At New Haven, Conn. Tho score
was; shota, Gi,ssl; misses, 1885; hits,
OO,OlG
os the 18th the funeral Of the late Hon.
Schuyler Colfax took place at South Bend,
Ind. Trains were 80 much delayed by tho
snow-storm that many distinguished citI.
zens Of Indiana did not reaoh South Bend
In time 10 bc present at the obsequies.
Ex.GOvERNog Sr. JoHs, the latc cnndi-
date OF the ProhibitIonists for President,
has published long statement denying
the charges made against him to the effect
that he endcavored to sell out to the Ma
tlonal Republican Committee.
A MESSENGER recently from the Mahdi's
camp, and who has also recently seen Gen
eral Gordon, is reported to have reached
Cairo. lie has told enough to keep the corr
spondents busy for week.
BY reason Of the great press Of business
attending the closing days OF the Con.
gressional session and the probable neces-
sity for signature to bills Immediately
after passage, President Arthur has been
compelled 10 reconsider his determination
10 attend the New Orleans Exposition
during February. He hopes, however,
to attend tho Exposition az private
citizen after the expiration of his official
term
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-01-24
LATE NEWS ITEMS.

gREAr damage Is being done by tho
foods Of Red river in tho nsighborhood Of
Shreveport, La
In ten mile bicycle race at Memphis on
tia i,,h between Prince and woodsids, tbs
former won, making the ten miles In Is
minutes and a IA seconds.
Col JoHs ALLISON was elected Becre-
tsry u State on the 10Th by the Tennssses
Legislature, and Mrs. Hatton was re-
elected State Librarian
JosEsBoRo, Ark, had $500 fro On tho
night Of the 18th.
or the 10Th the Democrpic members Of
The Indiana Legislature nominated Hon. D.
wv. voorhees, for reelection rs y. :. Ssua.
TOR and adopted q resolution indorsing
Hon. Jos. Z. Mcdonald for Cabiset posi-
ton.
Muxs oaLE, who pleaded guilty 10 the
charge Of eountsrfsiting, was sentenced by
The U. f. Court at Memphis, On the 18th, 10
sir years imprisonment in the Chester, H.,
penltentiary.
THr gros, eafnings Of the Louisville and
Nashville railroad for the slx months end.
ing December /, were s7,ooi,oe7.
A SPECIAL Of the igth from Dalton, ga.
gives the details Of extraordinary dieov.
cries Of silver In the Coshuttah mountains,
In North Georgia. Por several weeks pas,
Jerome Prince, Of Boston, and an sssayist,
Of San Francisco, have been pursuing In.
ve-tigations In that region. They state
that they have traced q vein roo feet wide,
which extends entirely throngh the noun.
tain. q distance Of eight or nine miles, and
that the vein cannot be bonsht for sso.co.-
90.
TIE Tennessee ststs Senate pas.ed q
resolution on The 9th requesting The Ten.
nes.ee representative I'm Congress 70 vote
for the passage oil the Blair educational bill.
cosrnAcroHs for building Ships bayou
and Wilson levee. have abandoned work a
account Of the rapid rise Of The Mississippi
river.
THrus was six inches Of snow IL shrsve.
port, Ia, on The nh.
wArrn Is running over the lsves al
Point Pleasant, La, and the contractor has
abandoned -ork on socoant Of the high
water. -
ovrSs 10 The srrssd of pleurs-pneumonis
m some Of the southern counfi>s IN Teunss.
ere, d. \. Salmon, Chief q ths National
Bsr~au Of Animal Industry, viii soon visit
T.,.~-s.s "a lns~-sirsfe TIE di.>a<>.
Tur reusral freight agents of sll tbs lise.
q railway which handle ths ccston crop of
- we.rrs,s ssz-rfrs ~e~~ u e-s~--'<-ssc-
On he pth. su3>~ssrisE - sErps upou .
rr,p>r p,zn fsr ai<kibsttoa a fright and
rrspcr<isrss@ rates % " ch1sx1t ~ 1F.ns
psrsssi'sI
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-01-24
nIscELLASEoUs.


GREAT excitement exists In Australia
ovw the recent German annexation OF New
Guinea and adjacent Islands.
A CONTRACT has been made by the Atehi.
sou, Topeka & Santa Fs Railway with the
Mexican Government which will benefit
United States trade on The west coast Of
Mexico.
A RESOLUTION was ado pied by tho Penn
sylvania Senate on the 18th, requesting
the Conzrcssmsn from that State TO use
their influence 10 make tho trade dollar q
legal tender.
TIVE Eastern Pig-1ron Association met
at the Fifth Avenue Hotel, New York, on
the 18th.
GERMANY Is reported 20 have rejected
the proposals OF England regarding Egyp-
tlan finances, and is disposed 10 coincide
with France.
THE Pennsylvania Hoad has substantial
ly refused 10 enter the coal combination.
the Dublin FrssmaH's Journal has paid
5000 10 clergyman TO stop libel suit he
had instituted.
AT Birmingham, Eng, bread riot IL
threatened by Eve thousand men who are
out Of employment.
THr union Base Ball Association under-
took 20 hold q meeting at Milwautee, Wis.
ON the 18th, bot only two clubs were repre-
s.ut.d. II was decided 10 disband and
form new league
THr Erie aud other trunk lines have re-
s.....,t a. =. M fare from New York
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-01-24
THE HISTORIC FIELD.
The First Army corpi and the Coming yl.li
10 Gettysburg.


10 Gettysburg.
WASHINGTON. u. C., January -.
Tho First Army Corps at q meeting In
this city to mako arrangements for Its
visit 70 Gettysburg, May 9Th and ;tu
next, elected Hon. A. q. Curtin, Of
Pennsylvania, President. Ca taking the
chair Governor Curtin made m eloquent
speech, In the course Of which be stated
his fixed determination Of bringing In 4
bin at the next session Of Congress for
the placing Of General Rosecuns on the
retired list oi the army. lie further
stated his belief that II was the dug Of
the country 10 properly provide for such
soldiers As SlOcum aud Ayerill. Both
sentiments were received with yoclfcfous
applause.
Speeches were then made BY Generals
Rosccran-, Hunt, Stannard, Colegraye,
Congressman Haynes and Colonel Lee
Crandall, Of St0ncwall Jaekson's stan,
who was present by Invitation.
ON motion Of the historian, Major J..
n. Slime, Governor Curtin was elected
chairman of the committee u Invite the
Governors Of the States which furnished
troops 10 the cofps, while General Rose
Grams was elected ehairn1n Of the Goa
grcssional Committee.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-01-24
PERSONAL AND POLITICAL.

on tho 18th Thomas Farrell died at st.
Paul, MINI, at the advanced age OF III
years.
0S the 18th John ]. Cisco & Son, Wall
street IN. ~ bankers and brokers, made
an assignment.
Isl speech on tho 18th Bismarck do
elarcd that tho Government would re-
quirc, In order TO meet tho demands Of
farmers, that the duty upon wheat bs In.
creased b three times tho present rate.
SECRETARY AyEasos Of tho Duluth
thinn.l Board Of Trade, mysteriously dis.
appeared on the 18th.
Os the 18th the holy Of the late Major
Charles d. Brady, OF IT. Louis, No., was
remated at lancaster, Pa, with Mason
ic honors.
,Os the 18th the Democratic members OF
the House Of Representatives hold a cau-
Gus at Washington to agree upon plan Of
work during the remainder OF the session.
As open letter has been written by Geo.
7. Downing, well-known colored man, 10
prominent New York Democrats, In refer
snce 10 his race. lie THINKS the election Of
Ne'eiand happy event
AN inter- sting correspondence Il going
on between Bishop Lee OF Delaware and
Bishop Potter OF New York, In reference
TO The admission Of Mr.. Huntington into
The Order Of The Holy Cross, the venerable
Bishop Of Delaware taking issue with the
New York Bishop on his action.
Dos Cameron received the Republican
caucus nomination for Unitel States Sen.
aior from Pennsylvania, 10 saecssd him.
sslt, on the 18th.
REAR-ApxrRAL PowELL, United States
Navy, is dead.
FRANKIE RoBrHTs, the midget, died .,
syracuse, N. Y, on the isth. from The ef.
iects Of the CFssrian operation.
w the 18th Senator z. D. Vance was re-
dominated by the Democratic caucus at
Raleigh, ". C., by reclamation.
Tan British Court Of Appeals having dis
missed bis appeal, Edmund Yates Of the
London World is 10 undergo four months
imprisonmens On the charge Of libelInE
Lord Lonsdsle.
hos. Wn.M. EvkRrs nov appears 70
aate clear fs<e for the New York sena-
.ot.hip. Russell has Withdrawn. and u 4
AID the friends Of Minister Morton VIII
aaviss him 70 do The same thing.
IHE Lord Lieutenant Of ireland has pro-
alnsted the circulation of The las Bamb~r
p oDonovan Ro.ss's paper, received In
Ireland.
hse ALrosso Of Spain has conferred
apoa Nina Chrissine Nilsson The Cross Of
ne Royal Civil Order of Bsnedcsnce. % Z
eeozniticn Of her d->ds cf charity.
w The isk General Rotert unrton nrin-
"a th- "u--s - 80 pr--<ssrs=." srr'
s< Ne f't'sturKh riots n 1871. died q, hi'
'sncs 10 fhil..I~lphls. q ssarslsis q
" rs issh tke ~lf> u su-tIez s..hsws'
we United etzf>< 6apr<ns Cart, va
1 iyinG = - polns e 1sazz-
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-01-24

MosrHnsI.. Css.. January u.
Work on the Ice palace ls progressing
nicely. For two afternoons the nre.hose
has been utilized In covering the struc.
tufe with water and the improvement ha.
been very married.. Ice IL coming up In
fair quantities, the roads being much I'm.
proved b. the fall Of snow. One hundred
men were 81 WORK yesterday. 4 quantity
Of Ice has been brought 10 the plsee rsady
60 begin The construction Of the ire Hon,
Is. Dalllng, the honorable tecfsiaff ol
the Carnival Bali. has received letter.
from cossumerr In New fork. Boston sod
IsneoF, sixuiiyinz their isisnfion q
b<In7 ID Monlrral during W carnival.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-01-24

TAuSroy, Mass. January 70.
Harrison Tweed, prominent citizen, was
taken sick In the Winthrop Street Baptist
Church yesterday and died In few
minutes. Ills age was slxiy.seven. lie
was President of the Mount Hope Iron
Company, aud an officer or director In
four ether large business concerns. lie
was State Senator for two terms, Prcsi.
dental Hector In 1871, and member VI
the Governors Council for three years.
lie leaves q widow. two daughters and
his son, Charses n. Tweed, Of New YORK,
is a son.in-law Of WIN. ". Esaris.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-01-24
BILL ARP AT HOME.

Tho Young Folks Give Candy PuiiIngs
which Anrords tho Philosopher Much
Enjoyment, Not Unalloyed with Dis
comfort
Candy pulllngs are a nuisance. but I
suppose we have TO have them. ] have
now arrived at that ago and frame of
mind that ] submit TO anything
anything to please the children. And
so when they got their mothers con-
sent the matter was all arranged and
the company invited without consulting
mo There was spare room In tho
house. and. rs I had some writing TO
do. I adjourned myself there TO have o
quiet time. While | was rumlnating
before the fire and smoking the pipe Of
peace and tranquility, the young folks
began to gather. and, before knew Il,
the young ladies were ushercd into my
room ns q reception room. and was
kindly informed that would have %
yacatc. With sigh Of resignation I
retired and poked around generally. I
wish had room--a room Of my own
and Mrs Arp says she wishes sho
had n room--a room Of her own But
she can't have one. She never will
have one. for children aud grand-chil-
dren would bc lost and would be lost.
She can't slip of 10 Nabor freeman's
but what dozen want 10 know where
she l. and when she Il coming back.
The dog and the cat follow her--no.
she will never have q room 10 herself.
But ] found good company At tho
candy pulling and had a good time any
how, for do love these naborly visits
! love to sec the young folks happy
and ] love To discourse politics and
crops and naborhood news with tho
older ones. But this candy business II
not all serene. ono Of the girls burned
her hand dreadfully and Il still carry
ing Il In bandage. Aud then II Is 70
messy, as Mrs. Arp says. The chill
dren get candy all over the floor and tho
tables and bureau Its sticks TO my
stockings yet when I get ready 70 90
10 bed. II melts and smokes on the
hearth. The dishes arc all daubed and
hard 10 clean up again. The door
knobs and dipper handles are sticky and
they keep sticky as long ~ the candy
lasts. But every pleasure has its
drawback. After every dinner the
dishes are 10 be washed. After
every rcpose the bed has 70 b
made up. We ride and drive and
then the horse has to he put mp and
fed. We dance to sweet music and
have to pay the fiddler. We 20 on .
picnic or an excursion aud come home
tired aud weary. Every pleasure sesms
10 be followed BY pain or BY truubIo
Just A. tho night follows the day. But
still Il is tight. for Il Is nature. We
live In contrasts and enjoy them. Sup
pose W. do hunt all day and find no
game Hope is good thing. and 4 We
one II the questions we used TO debate
when was a boy. whether the pur-
suit Or the possession gave the mose
pleasure" I took the affirmative ooo
when I was pursuing my swesshe.rs
with lore and hops and devoeion. - l
argued my side with earnest eloque1co.
, But whom l Lost her and anothef l1llQv
. got possession. I 6oppsd ovsf - ~
other aide II : yeaf o. - rlCryu114
| and pursued Mrs. Arp VIII - -
, | trembling. sad whea ! pos6re111 -! !
WAS happy. IL pursuk , n<1I1 ~
s~rpsiinr and unccr1aIn bu1ln1m ~ \
, | . young maI1sn = eooeeg114
, possession = eol3 ~ 60 - g
! .ffes ont fs'z>e1 cpe<Ff'@1fz
IL -->e< A~>--
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-01-24
M,nnin. Isnnarr %

M,DHip. January is
Nslsea has been visited during the past
twenty-four hours BY hsasf snow.siorrns,
accompanied By terrific winds. The sugar.
cane crop /. damaged 10 The extent ol
1850, 600. AZ Ffigitisns, . village
twpnts-sesen miles east Of Malaga,
the gale destroyed the huis Of tbs
pesssntry. Their inhabitants becoming
desperate from cold and hunger. attacked
the houses Of the weslthisf residents
and landowners, Demanding food aud
shelter. They were set upon and ~.
pal~<a. several of them were wouniai
ssuvs fears are snfsftsIned Of farti 4
-,milaF out-trssks,
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-01-24

CEHRo gDHDo, iLf-, January H.
Acbiesgo passenger train on the Wabash,
with two engines and I've passenger
coaches, was dliched at Milmlne, three
miles east Of this place. at about seven
o'clock last evening, caused BY broken
switch. The entire train and two engines
we're thrown from the track, Engineer
knight received broken arm and ley,
besides internal injuries, from which the
physicians say he will ole. lie was taken
70 Decatur yesterday afternoon, where
his family reside. The fireman received
severe injuries, but will recover.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-01-24


fas iailaa sppfe,#lssloa tal ~ssssss,t
ntun w fha Hsaas tummllias 6a sas Tea.
Tbs amoani prsviasi ls nNt. iU
IL FhliadslphlA #ensy has hess ssb.
sefliei N iahs legal msasufas r. prevent
ihs gld Liberty Bell from telaE taksn u
Nsr Orleans
uN The igth trains were delayed many
hours On nearly all lha railroads On Ac.
count N The heavy snow drifts, aHd In
some Instances wsre totally abandoned.
IN The United states n Colombia . ssrl.
eaa revolution Is 10 progress The fslsi,
haSe captured iiaffanquilia.
TnE Department u Agriculture, In lta
annual report, places the Yield of corn ior
i~i AZ l,igi,0Qlg0l bushels, whsat, big,.
$1,000 bushels, oats, $500, 90 bushels.
These aggregates are the largest ever 70.
corded.
Tng blockade of freight trains on tho
Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne n Chicago Road
was unhruken on the 10Th, aud the strikers
continued 10 prevent thu moving Of trains.
The situation at Fort Wayne was very
serious one.
Tnr Secretary Of the Treasury sent 10
the House on the 10th draft of the bill
prepared by the Commissioner Of Internal
Revenue 10 amend the law relating TO tho
entry Of distilled spirits In distillory aud
special bonded warehouses, aud the with :.
drawal OF tho same thcrcfrom.
THE effort TO establish female college
In Baltimore, Md, under tho auspices OF
the Methodist Episcopal Church. has 80
far progressed that $3.50 OF tho S20O, 900
requisite is already subscribed. The IndI.
cations are the remainder will soon be OBJ
tanned.
Tue Lancaster Watch Factory, OF Ian.
caster, Pa, Is to be removed TO Chicago,
Its managers having accepted bonus OF
$3.50 900 for so doing.
On the 10th another shock OF earthquake
was felt at Grenada, Spain, and caused a
revival OF the panic among the inhabit.
ants.
DURING tho seven days ended tho 10th,
there were 4i5 failures In tho United States
reported to Bradstrccts against 4is in the
preceding week, aud 32l, 3ls and 2l0 In the
corresponding weeks OF 1884, 1889 and lSS.
respectively.
AT Buenos Ayres the premium on gold
has risen twenty per cent.
THE Sultan has ordered 0O00 Turkish
troops to be sent TO occupy Suakim.
TWELVE Chinese vessels have been sent
to Foo Chow 10 take troops 10 aid In th,
release Of Kee Lung.
Tue police OF New York closed the sa.
looms and arrested many proprietors on
Sunday, the 18th. Five hundred saloon
met met and decided to assist the officers
In nm impartial enforcement Of the laws
Ferry, the French premier. declines tC
continue negotiations with the Interna
tional African Association until the pend
ing questions between Portugal and tn,
Association have been settled.
The recent storms have been unusually
severe upon tho telegraph service.
In the vicinity OF Shreveport, La, rail
road tracks were submerged by the recon
storms, and trains were delayed.
ls Southern Europe heavy istorms hay,
been raging recently, doing much dam
age.
Ok the 18th the banking house OF Amo
Henderson at Lancaster, Pa, suspended
1t is believed that tho wreck was cause
by stock speculation.
ANOTHER severe earthquake shock wal
felt In the province OF uranada' spain
on INC l'th' IL was becoming mono'on
GUS
ARRESTS nave been maze nj brnsscis
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-01-24
Accidentally shot Himself

SnERBHooE. QUE. January 10
8. u. sanborn, Of The firm Of sauborn &
Lawrence, Appointment lawyer aged about
thlrty.threc, was fatally shot In the
abdomen by revolver which
be was attempting TO take from the hands
OF his little boy who had taken Il from its
place In drawer. He leaves wife and
Two small children. Tnr deceased was q
nephew Of Judge Brooks, Of the Queens
bench.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-01-24

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-26
APPOINTMENT OF PosTMAsTERs.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 25.-Thc President to-
day appointed following Presidential Posunasters
Edward ID. Porter, at Joplin, Mo-. vice Matthew W..
Stafford commission expired; j. s. MCGEE, at Paris,
Mo vice Joseph P. HoldswOrth, commission expired
ID wi scott, ut Galena. Ill, vice j. b. Brown sus-
a. Morton suspended; Lloyd ii. Lease at Tiffany, o..
vice Otis T. Locke suspendod william II. Canon al
Merrill WIS., vice Spencer Wiley suspended; Robert j.
McNally at Keeseye, ~ Y. vice H. g. Stevens, re-
signed Frank White Murfreesboro Tenn vice Reese
X. Henderson, resigned.
The Postmaster-General appointed among others the
following fOurth-class postm listers
NsoJersey-At Goshen Edward Mixuer Marion Joseph
J.. DunDhIey ocean View stepheo Coleman seayie, L. O.
sharp
Ne0. YOgi-At GaIrisons Abe:t 3aight Independence.
Charles + Brown Indian Lake stephen WDsOn kas9ag,
Hugh D. Meien MOrus ye Platt Il. Townsend; Nassau,
Peter y. Pairaiear North Rose. Nelson II. Graham
Echr0on Lake Darwin L. Weeks, Union, Mack Smith
West Land Lake, Charles L. YounghaIs.
CORntc icUt--At HotchkissvIle, George VI. Allen. ,
Beech Tree John il. Bell; Pulaski, An
drew Marquis