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TaE Chief of Police thinks he will feel
better il he can drag down with him
somebody who is strong in the public
confidence. Though he could prove
against hundred men all that has been
established against himself that would
mot let him out. He is still Chief ol
Police, and that is all that is left Of him,
His spiteful fiinging ofmud atthe Mayor
so far from helping him will add to his
condemnation by rightthinking people,
Nobody will give him credit for a good
motive. Everybody knows that he has
done this thing because his own disgrace
is indeIibly stamped upon him. His nd
mirers saw no other avenue open to him
and for their own sake no less than for his
they have got him into this business
They miss their calculation. They cannot
divert public attention. The people have
made up their verdict, and they have
passed sentence more terrible than dis
mizsal from office.
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New YoRk, Oct. 5.-seventeen young
men went down the bsy yesterday after.
noon in a twenty-five foot cat.boat, in
tending to enjoy q days sail. A stif
breeze was blowing, and the sailing master
imprudently carried full sail, although the
yachts out had double reefs When hall
a mile from the Staten Island shore, a
squall struck the boat and capsizsd it
throwing all the occupants into the wPtsr.
The tuyboat Indiana, was towing ship
out to sea and her crew saw the accident.
Her captain at once abandoned her toH
and steamed TO the ecene. All the men
were taken aboard the Indiana, except
one who could not be found. Two Of the
rescued men died OF exhaustion before
reaching shore and another was resusci-
tnted with great difficulty.
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wAsHlsoroS, October 5.-Democrats
generally think that Attorney General
Garland has made no satisfactory expla'
nation Of his ownerohip Of the 81 500, 900
stock in the Pan Electric Company, and
his interest In the Department Of Justice
against the Bell Telephone Company.
Mr. Garland has not denied his interest
In the matter, nor has he tod how he be.
came owner Of tho stock the date oi
which was when be was United States
Senator. There Is. q general demand on
the part Of the BjnIhons that the Attor'
noy General sell hiSstoek, aud that, too,
very quickly, II hs wishes % save the
honor Of Democratic administration.
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na.e Bali YsltsFday,

AtBGltimore-Raltimores,4; 4; NatIonals,a.
At cinrinnati-e Cincinnati, 4; St.
Louis, 0.
At Louisville Exhibition game; stten-
dance 5000. New York, I, Chicago, 5,
Pitchers, Welch and olarkaon.
At PitssburEh-Pittsburg, ! / Louisyilles,
9. Raaes, PittAhurgh, 8; Louisville, 8,
Errors, Pittsburgh, 8; Louisville, l. Pitch
ers, Dundon and Ramsey. 81
AtsE Louis-st Louis, 2 /; Philadelphia,
5. Errors, St. Louis, II; PhiladelP PhIa,
@. Bases, st. Louis, 81 Philadelphia, 8.
Pitchers, Healy and Ferguson.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., o; Brooklyn,
|. Errors, Athletic, 2; Brooklyn, 5. Hrses,
Athletic, II; Brooklyn, 8. Struck out By
Matthews, 9; by Porter, 8. This puts the
Athletic in the fourth place and Brook
lyn and LouisVille q tie ior the fith,
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BFLLAIRF.

obstruetieg the strsss olrs-varIous Local
News Notes.
The school board has bought Q lot Of fine
slate blackboard.
The new Hope hose house will be built
before cold weather.
NJ, Flaherty and John Kain have started
for 9 visit to Ireland.
The Democrats have secured the Ely.
sian rink for Sam Cary's meeting.
The familiar noises from four Of the
glass houses were heard yesterday.
Gen. Brown and Hon. ]. F. Locke are
TO speak for the Republicans Saturday.
Mr.. Frank BIakemora moved down TO
the First Ward from Wheeling yesterday.
G. N. Bfuner, Master OF transportation
Of the @. & P. Railroad, was in town yes
terday.
JIM. Riley, A. O. Darrah and James
Ryan, Of st. Clairsyille, were down yes
terdRy. q. III,
Two cars Of cattle were brought into
town yesterday to load for the Pittsburgh
market.
The members OF the First Presbyterian
church have organized class for studying
the Bible. Is
The funeral Of Rsv.J. NJ. Mouroe's child
Sunday afternoon ws5 conducted by Rev.
R. G. Wallace.
Miss Ella Poyser returned home t1 Cam
ton Saturday alter visit to her friend,
MisI Mary Hart.
The marEiage OF Anton For and Mrs
MR1gie 0'Malley is announced for We'd
nesday, October Il.
A mulatto infant W.T. found dead in the
run back Of Gravel Hill and app sared to
have been stranSied with 4 cord when
only few honrs old. l,, ese ~ rstet1 Il
The Township Trustees and the G6uh-
ell are trying 70 mako some arrangement
about the cemetery bill road and the ap-
proach to the cemetery.
The Bellaire City be7e ball club chal-
lengcs the Globes 10 q game. These two
clubs have met twice already, and each
he's won game over the other.
| AcIstern has been built In the cemetery
to hold water for the flowers. The roof
that collects the water Is contriYed to shell
ter a large party on rainy days.
The cinder banks that were made to I'll
up the bottoms near the B. < o. round
house are still on FIRE in places. Some Of
the filing Is being done with clay.
Rev. R. NJ. Brown and Rev. ]. X. Nc
Kallip, Of the two Presbyterian churches,
will attend the meeting Of PresbyteTy at
Bethel to-day. D. W. Cooper also goes as
g delegate.
The Thomas Fite brought up q good load
for the lQF stage of the IiYer, Yesterday.
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oxsORD, Miss, Oct. dt-An important
suit between Col. B. q. Eyers, Of London,
England, and Thomas Watson, Of Chicago,
involving the ownenhip Of one million
acres OF land in this State, was finally
disposed Of the United States District
Court here, Oh Saturday last, BY, decree
OF Judge Hill, In which ell The lands are
awarded and revert back 10 their original
owners, Col. EveTs and associates.
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Grafton Mao KiIed.

spOetI DiSpGieh 70 ne IRtellldeSeT.
GRAFTON, Oct. 5.-Word has Just been
received hero that John W. Bartlett, a
prominent and wealthy citizen Of this
county, and late County Commissioner,
was killed in PhiladAphis Saturday morn.
ing. Mr.. Bartlett had gone to Phila'
delphia with load Of cattle, and while
engaged about the train near the cattle
pens was struck by an engine and instant
iy killed. The unfortunate man Is the
father OF large family, with whom the
entire community pnites in sincere griei
at his sad death.
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psItrdetiIe PrairIe TIres.

FARGO, DAE., Oct. 5,-The most disas-
trOus ates have the past few days swept
over Mcpherson and Campbell counties,
settled almost entirely in the past two
yeaS, in the central region north Of Aber:
deen. The grass there is very rank and
dry, and efforts 70 stay the flames are ia:
tue. In McPherson the greater part OF
the county has been burned over. destroy
ing all buildings and crops, leaving hum
dteds homeless and destitute. In that
county the loss ID believed TO be fully
$4,000. In the Bad landa stock ranges
West Of the Missouri river, one.third Of
the grass Is burned, leaving seanty feed
Tor herds. There are numerous tires In
the Bed Riyer Valley.
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NEWS M BRlEF.

Hog cholera prevails in thirty or forty
counties in Kansas.
The Hays House, at Fostoria, O., was
slightly damaged by fire Sunday.
Seed oats swindlsrs are victimizing gran.
gers in the vicinity Of Seymour, Ind.
At Massillon, o., Dan Kitchen was way
laid and brutally beaten by VIM. A. Amos,
saloon.keeper.
B. F. Carpenter, OF indianapolis, was
arrested Sunday, charged with assaulting
six.year-old girl.
The postottics at Garden City, Kansas,
was burglarised, and all the registered let
ters and valuables taken.
AL. WeIlmsn, proprietor Of station
cry store at Albany, Tex, was shot and
killed by J. II, Biggs, a saloon.keeper.
John Alexander was arrested in Ar.
kansas and taken 10 Paris, Tex, to stand
trial for murder committed thirty.two
years ago.
The trial OF Mrs. Druse for the murder
OF her husband, at Herkimer, n. Y, re.
suited in her conviction Of murder in the
Hrst degree.
soutter & Co., the bear firm, recently
assigned, claim 10 be able to meet all OBJ.
legations, Heath q Co., however, will not
be able to recover.
Mrs. Margaret Miller, known as Goal
oil Jack" died .mysteriously near Wash
inton Court House, o. There were symp-
toms Of poisoning, but no investigation
was made.
John II. McGeoWn and Robert Angen
baugh, postal clerks, who twere arrested
for illegal voting at 7the Presidential elec
iion, and, after an examination before Q
YoungstoHnl0) Justice, discharged, have
been Tearrested and takento Cleveland fol
trial.
In the Groteguth murder trial, at Vim
cennps, Ind, the prisoner presented {
sworn st stiternent giving the particulars oI
the horrible butehery Of his wife. Al
midnight the jury returned verdict o
guilty, fixing his pun'shmentat two years
Imprisonment.
At ZlnesYille, o., yesterday, Georgi
Howell, while intoxicated, quarTelled witt
his vile and stabbed her in the breaIt
iust below the heart Mrs. HOWELL
mother endeayoFed 10 separate the two
when che was stabbed in the back. Mrs
Howell viii probably die. Howell Is On
der arrest.
The police Of Indianapolis, saturda,
night, ralded q gambling house operated
by Sim Coy, member OF the City 0ounci
and Chairman Of the Democratic CentEa
: Committee, arre5ting Rbouta dozen patron
and EecnTiDg the apparatus. Sunday aitei
! noon another descent WaJ made on th
same place, and additional arrests mad,
G,,,,r ba.a-t,.ti n,.h;I,i,;., 4.l..
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GENERAL CROOK.
Further Serious vnarEss Of Incompetence
FROM tho MrGt.

|
Further Serious UnArEss Of Incompetence
From the West,
WASHINGTON, Oct. ga letter from
Fort Apache, Ariz, dated September 81,
furnishes some interesting facts about the
movements of Geronimo, which do not
agree with information at the War De.
partment. The writer says: "As l ad:
yised you some time ago, old Geronimo
has returned to the reservation. and last
Monday night, September 81, had the
boldness to come into the Chiricahua
camps, about 800 yards from Fort Apache.
he remained 10 camp the greater part OF
the night and on leaving took with him
two women aud as much war material as
his pony could carry.
"It now appea s that Geronimo was not
wounded in the fight in Mexico, and that
in the encounter with Lieutenant Davis
party only one psrson wss killed, a boy
seven years old, and q relative OF Gsroni-
mo. The matter Of dealing with these
Iadians, whether hostile or friendly, is
becoming a very serious matter. The
feeling is general in this section that some
change should be male before eventspre-
cipitste condition Of affairs that may re-
suit in the loss OF many valuable lives.
The officers in charge Of the scouts are
greatly discouraged Lieutenant Davis,
one OF the best Of this class Of officers, Is
about to urit the service, baginz accspssd
a civil appointment IN Mexico. While at
Apache, Lieu.enont Davis Is reported
10 have sad that when at
Bowie he informed General Crook
that Geronimo was going to Apache, and
volunteered to 90 out, intercept and kill
the old chief II General Crook would give
him detail Of soliiers. Crook gould not
assentto this proposal, but alleged that
Geronimo was coming in to surrender.
When advised Of thepresenceo of Geronimo
at Apache, crook forbid the employment
OF soldiers for the purpose Of apprehend-
ing or killing him, aud directed the officer
in charge to place himself in conmunica-
tion with the hostile chief. You can not
imagine the state Of feeling produced at
the several military pests by this condi-
ton Of affairs.
"Chihuahua, with party Of indians, ia
said to be on his way IRON New Mexico
to the reservation, and Na!chez and Mana
are still in Old Mexico."
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THE CUTE CHINESE
THE AFFA1R AT ROCK sPRINes.
The Eysasass of n Minister Of the Gospel
and Hls Daughter which Proves COnoll.
dyeIs fhas 4ls Gala tfElse %
Their Huts 70 save Their 1rOpsy.

e. i
j. ohkfKSSE, wy oet. o.-A specla 70
the Sl'' from Green River says; Some
testimony OF q startling character was
given TO the Grand Jury to-day calculated
tn tbrow nav lioht nm the transact;ona
1 -. ''tN !.
MOCK springs ouIlnB Tue recent
riots there Rev. Timothy FhirioTay,
la Congregational minister, who
,ea;5ad a. Pock sn,;na. nth HE fsmil,,
- q, =. -
uufips eAe tiOs nas tnHue s"otn s'a1e- l1
ment, showing that the .Chiense set FIRE
to their own houses In order to prevent
/ tha vb;ta rnar fron, yobbir. Than, ~ .bs,r
-. -. -. -, -. .'-ss..Hs.t -
A0nesi MscA Has UuEleeu
their dwelhnrg. Subsequent eyen@,haYe
shown that this was the case, for as soon
as the Cinnamon returned to Rock Springs
they commenced digging underline fninsp
and In one instance over -, 900 was found.
TIE MIx1srER's TESTIMONY.
Timothv Thi,lowav bejno dnlv svorn
- ~ xeII1-;.- ..st.,'s.t. Az.
paue tne loii9"4ns sea'ene'' lam
minister OF the gospel and was reading at
Rock Springs on the second Of Septam-
her last an which dav n riot occurrpd and
y. t-S" ~ ~ 80" - >. I,H cy,esss ~ ~
was N hle ''0tntg VI %p'hls""Dt, nh
that day l heard there was large npnl-
Der OF men moving around toward the
north end OF Chinatown with guns, clubs
and other weapons. l stepped ont otmy
mouse with my wiie and saw the nat
~ sMo nousSs ma Wsrs seS on me. MnAs
her of Of White % men non on he a north n sids Of
Chinatown and at the same time four
Cinnamon came out Of house in the
S'uSheass NSess l.. par q toI Inc 1Gmn . oa.y
some j n 200 Yards Yards from the white men.
The four ChiDamen had not moved more
than twenty yards from the house, with
their bundles, when some one called
them back and they remained in the
house for three or four minutes before
coming out again. In the meantime
yolley was heard on the north side and
almost instantly tho Cinnamon rushed out
Of the building. They had hardly left 5
when we saw the building was on fre. No
white men were 10 be seen near the house
and It was apparentthatthe ehouaeWasfred
by Cinnamon themselves. My daughter
who talked with come OF the Chinamen
Afterwards can tell you more about them
and the object Of the ohinameni in setting
FIRE to their houses. The two houses that
we're first burned belonged to the railroad
company aud were known "a numbers Is
an5 tR rnonO fha China man that m ma
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MoxrREAL, Oct. 5.-The great public
procession oi the Holy Rosary, which was
to have taken place yesterday, to invoke
the intercession Of the Virgin to stay the
progress Of the epidemic, was postponed
ON account Of heavy rain, and the streets
we're deserted. The procession took place
inside the French parish church, on No
tire Dame street, and IL ID estimated that
u, 900 people were present. The outdoor
procession will probably take place next
Sunday, weather permitting.
The good advice given In al the churches
yesterday on the subject oi vaccination
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vienna, Oct. 5.-An attempt was made
last night to blow up with dynamite a
Czechian club house at Duentown, in Bo.
hemia. Fortunately no one was injured.
The windows Of the building were badly
shattered. The outrage is supposed to
have been the result Of bitter political
feeling which has existed in Bohemia for
some time between the Germans and
Czechiana.
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Tho sultSu NJ "oRn

wAsuISGroN, d. c., oct. S.-Ths I'm,
perial Ottoman legation attributes the rc-
port cGblsd from oenssan.lnople 70 the
effect that the Sultan was believed to be
becoming demented to the malice Of the
enemies Of Turkey and emphatically
denies that there Is any truth in Il. The
legation further says: The health oi Hia
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AMYsrERY cLEAREp UP.
which For Years Has Been UusoIVsd-
c, ,nfessIon Gives It Away.

which For Years Has Been unsolvsd-A
c ,nfession Gives 1t Away.
PH1LADELPHtA Oct. 5.-since the de-
tails OF the strange confession by John NJ.
Wilson, in Chicago, yesterday have been
published clue has been found which
may lead to the clearing up Of a mystery.
This afternoon a constable came into the
city from Jendentown, Pa, and stated for
several years . man named Anthony DAILY
had been residing on farm in Montgom-
cry County near Ivy Hill Cemetery. The
The farm belongs to his mothers estate
and he worked it on shares. In January
1884, DAILY gave employment to man
named "Sailor jack and the men were
constantly in each others company.
About the middle Of the following
month Dlly's wife was taken i'll
and she was removed to her mothers
residence near by and during
her absence DAILY mysterlcusly disap-
peared and was never seen afterwards. A
| lew days after that Sailor Jack" sold two
horses and COW from the farm, giving as
reason for his action, that he had met
DAILY in Philadelphia and had been d.
rected to do SO. This was followed few
days later by the destruction OF the farm
house by fIe and the disappearance oi
"Sailor Jack" The Chief Of Police to-day
forwarded dispatch to Police Superin-
tendent Doyle, Of Chicago, directing him
to hold the prisoner that the officials Of
Montgomery county would communicate
with him. District Attorney Beckle, oil
Montgomery county, will send an officer
to bring the prisoner on for trial.
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NRw YoRE, Oct. 5.-The New York
Daily Commercial Bulletin Of October 8 es.
Inmates the fire loss Of the United States
and Canada for September at So 525, ,OO0,
which is less by s., ZOO, 900 than IN Septem.
Der, 1884, and some $1,000, 900 less than
the average fire waste OF the past ten
yeara.
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A STRICKEN CITY.
THE sMA1IPox IN MONTREAL.
Tho Number of victim, Amount to -Four
ThOusana-sesnss and Dis res. Of HOr-
ror-IheIeuorantR Revolt of the POpa-
lace Against the Board of Health.

NEw YoRK, Oct. ga special core
spondent of the World sends q dispatch
from Montreal, stating that there are over
600 cases of smallpox in that city. II
old Jacques Cartier could come back to
the spot that he discovered he would see a
great city laid low with shame, grief and
suffering, a city in which the plague is
rampant, and which is given over to dis
sensions, in which race prejudices are at
a white heat, requiring only a strong
breath to blow the lIteut fire to fierce
biaza. Before one aiights from the train
In the low, dingy, foul-smelling terminus
OF Bonaventure he hes seen so many
smallpox notices pasted on the doors Of
houses along the liue as to cause him to
ask if he has just passed through b the worst
part OF the injection. When the answer
comes that only about percent Of the
disease is in the districts through which
the train has passed, the conclusion Is
quickly reached that Montreal is greatly
afflicted city. And so 1t Is.
The worjt portion is bounded by Mont
calm street on the west, st. Catharine
street on the north, Champtain street on
the east and Craig street on the south.
Beaudty, Visitation, Pletsis, Mignoune
aud st. Ignac streets are long thorough
fares, fanked by houses mostly one story
in height. The majority Of the daily
deaths occur on them, and several Of the
short connecting alley-ways crossing the
above mentioned streets at right angles
TEEN with the pestilence. Yet the cores
pondent failed to discover more than half
q dozen placards on all tue houses in the
district. This is q good example
Of the influence Of the sanitary
law on the French people and Of the total
ignoring OF the foul disease by the people.
Smallpox has prevailed here, more or less,
ever since the settlement Of the country,
and the malady has been looked upon
from generation to generation as one Of
the cnrses Inflicted by the fall OF Adam.
Their faith has always buoyed them up,
and when the destroyer assumed epidemic
the afflicted people bowed to
the will Of God aud implored intercession
through st. Roch, the pStron saint Of con-
ta1ious disease.
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po.s SHEPHERD.
How he Was vtnnad and D'iTSn oat OF
WAHhlnEtan Oily.

How he was ylnnsd ana D,i7Sn oat OF
Washington tlly.
wAsHIxdToN, Oct. Sex Governor
Shepherd, known il. the days of the terri
torial government in the Districtof Column
bia. MS ''Boss" Shepherd, is about to re-
turn 10 Washington. During the past
three or four years he has been in
Chihuahu7, Mex, where be has been
very successful in mining enterprises. 1t
is curious to note the expressions in the
newspapers over the prospective coming
of this man who was denounced and
villifed right and left when he was here.
In the language Of the POa, the Demo:
cratic organ: "If ha met his dues, il
recognition and honor were meted out to
him In the Justice OF his deserts, he would
receive an ovation such as men rarely
have offered them. Washington owes to
him an extinguishahle debt. Tohis talent,
his courage, his indoinitable purpose this
city is indebted for its beauty, its attract.
Iiyeness, its prosperity. He took hold Of
the ugliest and mos.unpromising chrysalis
that ever entered upon its evolution, and
II his handlWoTk Is seen in the perfected
Capital to-day" A p2uper in pocket oy
reason Of the persccu:ious Of his Bourbon
enemies, he was virtually exiled from the
National Capital, and now, after oil this,
movement Is on foot to make q public
demonstration when he returns.
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REAnlNo, Pa, Oct. 5.-The Keystone
Iron Works, in this city, resumed opera
tIons to-day alter q ssoppa9eof nearly two
yeats. The resumption is due, It Is said,
70 the Improvement In the, iron tEAde.
The works when running full employ 100
hands, ~.
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I,i,s mater for the people Of Wheel
ia, to consider seriously what they would
40 without a Mayor and press to stand
bs.veen them and the lsw-breakers who
Ssys the encouragement and protection of
man elected to be public servants.
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TsE Irishmeu of New York and Brook
,yn held meeting last night and resolved
~ send ifty representative men to ireland
n assist Parnell. on the hustings in the
coming Parliamentary elections. Irish
American orAtory may count over there.
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DUBLIN, Oct. 5.-only three of Mrs.
o'Connell's two hundred tenants have
paid their rents. A man who is pro
fessed Iuvincible has been visiting Mrs.
0'Counell's tenants at Ballybean and de-
manding money with which to fight Mrs
0'Connell. The man is being tracked by
the nolica.
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THERE are some signs Of q revival Of
br.ipes in the country. The Treasury
nans,tmen. for the last few days has been
r.ceiying large orders for small currency,
and this fact is considered bsrOmetrieal
Indication Improvement.
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Special DtIP1.ea b " htelioaaan.
Elk GARDEN, W. Va, Oct 5.-Reuben
Bice, ayouuy man p years, was instantly
killed to-day by his fathers engine. He
attempted to cross the track in front Of
the engine and was run over.
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Iris very fortunate that Council does
,o,coutrol the press. The ISTEILloEScEE
iOys.tiyl.ing inv committee goes on forever.
ps,baps this has not occurred TO the ter.
lid ones.