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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-25
!. TIE CAROLINE ISLANDS DISPUTE.
II
SPA ST PROTESTS AGAINST orRMASY's DESIRE I

~
ANNEX THE ISLANDS.
MADRID, Aug. 24.-And-Gcrman demon
.trs iona similar 10 the one In Madrid made in
eve,t one OF the Spanish provinces yesterday.
AiCabinet council held to-day TO consider the
rcla ious OF Spain with Germany growing out Of the
Caroline Islands trouble King Alfonso. who has re-
turisd - Madrid from Ia Grana, presided. IL was
officially announced that the reply from Germany 10 the
hs Spanish note Of protest proposed an anicabe dis
cusson Of the questions issue. Spain then sent fresh
elcrams to Germany energetIcauy protesting against
the acsion OF Germany, response TO which that Gov
ernm,nt today telegraphed reply, explaining that is
acen had been animated altogether by friendly motives
and that Germany Ienrded the affair as unworthy or
I'M uptlng ancient amity between the two nation =
A. = ply further explains that Gernany seeing no evi
OF spanish domination Ia "a" Caroline lalAnds
thought the Islands had been virtually abandoned The
German Government however, does not mention
whether tho Islands have been actually occupied
BFRLIN Aux. 2A-The North German Gdscne refuting
the Spanish claims TO the Caroline Islands. points out
that In March. 1875. England and Germany stimuli
tanoousy sent notes In which they resisted such claims
and that for ten years spain raised objection The
German note informed Spain that Germany unable
10 recognize Spanish sovereignty power OF levyng
custom. In the Caroline Islands inasmuch ~ no treaty
was known to exist relating Spanish possessions In
the Pacific while notorious fact that no Spanish
Official existed tho Peew the Caroline Islands 'The
concluded with the expression OF nope that SPAN
would instruct colonial authorities the e0umahueIs
OF her men-ofwar and her consuates IN Eastern ASIA
and Polynesia not TO obsruct Gemanys direct trade
with the Caroines The English note concluded Win the
declaration that England did not admit tho right Oh
Spain to tho Caroline aud Pelew Islands, where she had
exercised and did not thon exercise actual uo
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xsRRow ESCAPE OF EIoar PERSONS

CHICAGO, Aug. "a tSpeciaD.-The passenger
train on the Louisville. HewAloany and Chicago Rail
road due at Gas this morning delayed about
half an hour by accident which occurred at DwyeTs
Crossing the Indiana line. Though the train was
running full speed. the driver OF wagon containing
eight persous attempted TO the track In front Of
It. The engre struck the team, completely parting them
from the wagon and killing the two horses almost
instantly The wagon overturned. One OF the
horses mutilaed into fragments, while the other
was carried about quarter mile along the track It's
head being severed from its body The eight occupants
were thrown OF their by the shock but
all miraculously escaped serious injury.
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FRAGMENTS OF CABLE NEWS.

ALEXANDRIA Aug 2l.-It is officially denied that petit
tions praying for English prOteetorate over Egypt
are being circulated for signatures.
CoSsrASTISoPLE, Aug 24.-Russia. fearing that Sir
Henry Drummond Wolff special British envoy 20 the
Porte IL under instructions 20 offer the sultan Engapds
ia again getting possession Of Kars and also
the control OF Bulgaria IN return for AngoTurkish
alliance has instructed VI NcdOn Russian Ambassador
Turkey TO keep careful watch upon the Brtish en-
voy's negotiations.
BERLIN, Aug 24-The International Telegraph Con-
ference has decided that that part Of the address OF
telegram cablegrsm indicating the destination OF the
message shall be counted ~ word In cases
where II contains more than q single word.
sIMIA Aug. 24.-General Macgregor has been APP
pointed 10 the command OF tho Punjaub frontier force
This IA believed TO foreshadow the formation OF sepa.
rate military comma the whole Afghan frontier.
recomme nded by tho Indian Army Commission.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-25
DAsHIYo LINE IN HIS EMPLOYERS ErE&

BEDFORD, Penn, Aug. 24.-A curious and
agsrayed case OF assault and battery will be tried here
at coming September sessions OF court In which tho
Jury will be called upon compute the value OF mans
eyes Lloyd Pressel, an excItable young OF Wood
bury Township, employed on the farm OF Henry
Eversole. One day as Pressel was engaged In hauling
lime Eversole met him in the road and quarrel
between them concerning detail OF tue farm work
Prssse threw handful Of lime In Eversoe's eyes. and
then knocked him down. Eyrrsc was 80 seriously In
iured that for long time his doubtful He
has gone blind in eye aud may loose the other.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-25
THE MYSTERY OF OLIVIER PAINS DEATH.

PARIS. Aug. 24.-Henri Rochefort says that
the English dispatches put forth to slsy his statement
that olivier Pain had price set on his head and was
executed by order OF British officials In the soudan are
a tissue OF lies and he demands Government in-
qulry. =.
NJ Clemeuceau now announces that he comedies In
tho opinion that II the duty OF the French Govern
ment to investigate tho whole Pain case and do IL at
once
It's semi-oflciay announced that France considers
tho explain made by England concerning the al
eged death of Pain suclent that they close the no
cnt 40 far as Governments are concerned ana
that the dispute IA confined TO opposing personsi
statements made by Major Kitchener and NJ seieko-
Witch which II IL tho business OF those gentlemen 10 ec
once on their own account -.
solved 10 demand tho formation OF committee OF in
oniry into the Olivier Pain affair, the committee 10 90
cnmnosed of French and English czous and TO appor
ton the blame OF those who are guilty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-25
The following programme OF ths races TOR the
Americas Cup was issued by the committee yesterday

The following programme OF this races for the
Americas Cup was issued by the committee yesterday
These races have been nxed for Monday, septemecr
= Weduesdey September and, II third becomes
ay Sepe,ber III best Two out of three
10 wip. steamer Will ~ provided for tho exclusive
u.e of members OF ths cub and ladies accompanying
them for each days Tickets To-. each person for
admsslon 10 the boat including Luncheon, can be ob.
taued for day. application Va person or oy ma
IN the secretary at tho clubhouse No 81 Madisonaves
IN naymeut OF 81. Members arc requested 10 send In
the'r applications as as possible, and prior 70
saturday, september B, stating the number OF iaaes
tickets required addition to their own, and the days
Tor which they wanted, 50 that adequate provson
may be made. - a.. .,.,... D.. a
may be obtaned the clubhouse ON the pay ment OF VI
any postponement take plaee or race nave 20
10 sailed over on account OF failure TO make IL IN tho
nrescribed time the arrangements ior tne aay wiz ." ,
heated and tickets be obtained before LEAVING 'ne
boai from the member IN charge or al the suo On
payment OF Sl. ,,....s -, h,.. ana
side sandy Hook. The IRON steamer Taurus VIII sssS
pier No l. North River. punctualy at e;So A. m esns
nj stapleton, Staten Island. AZ = ~ m r,., .,..,,..
Second race-Over the usual club course iho
will leave the places al U ana o'so ~ "- ''f
lively. -, ,.. ,,,.s A. will be over q
,,ngnar courss outside sandy Hook, ana tho s'oa"oH
will leave as on the first day - -,u .,.,, a, An.
Each day on returning tho steamer wi" sup ~ ''"s
same places su.nIEs III sTEBBISs,
JULES A. MoNrASr,
REGATTA Committee.
Tho committee by the terms OF agreement Win sir
r,,a su,on were 20 name the yacht TO compete with
enc oenesta one week before the nrst race they VIII
,,raore not announce their selection until September
IN IA generally believed, however, that the PURITAN
IA elosen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-25
DRYING BUSINESS FIRMS FROM LYNN.

LYNN, Mass, Aug. "a (SpccidU.-The strike
at factories OF Francis W. Breed settled
day by the securing the prices asked for and tho
800 employees have returned to work Mr.. Breed says
that the knights of Labor by their arbitrary demands
will, soon drive his business from Lynn. as thoy have
already nearly one-half oft lie compelled to &C
cede TO the labor unions demands at the present time
owing pressing orders After they are attended 70 he
will probably transfer his entire business 70 New
Hampshire This evening II reported tnat tomor-
row the 100 cutters employed at the factories would
make demand for increase Of IL per cent In
The says that IL knows nothing concerning the cut.
ters demands although they not at work The cut
ters viii cause another strike by their request
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4 STRANGE COINCIDENCE.

vMcRNNEs, Ind, Aug. 24.-The Clarke Vor-
his murder OF last Monday night still the topic
general conversaton. There strange coincidence In
connection young vorhis. the particulars OF which
we're made public yesterday. vcrhs lived at Farmland,
near Winchester. for number Of years. A few years
ago bis sister was murde red by her husband William
burroughs II that Vorhis the only witness
TO the ira gedy and his testimony sent Burroughs his
brother naw TO tho penitentiary for life Burroughs
always that Vorhis testified falsely In the
The cond murder OF the family was that In which Vor
his ost his life last Monday night and singularly
enOng gh only eight hours after Vorhls died.
breahed his last In the pententiary at Michigan CITY,
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shot through the hand W. g. Perclse sustained nesn
wound in the thigh. Jordan Payne received pai
through the body just below the heart and will probably
die. Payne when shot was In buggy with eompanlon
Dragging Payne from the buggy Berkey got In and com
polling the other man to drive attempted to
Finding this impossible Berkey placeda pistol to MS
head and fred The ball took effect and he died IN
fifteen minutes No cause is known for the bloody
work, except that Berkey completely crazed BY
uQuor.
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THE wHrSKEY POOL ATAN END.

CINCINNATI, Aug. 24.-The Western Export
Association, better known the "whiskey pool"
pires by Limitation September and all efors far for
a reorganization of 1t have failed. disposition has
been manifested among distillers to engage in the
"scalpng business Goods sold to-day on basis
OF 81 O6 for high wines 1t Is not known what high
wines would bring on the market, but as
dsters are Increasing their production the price would
probably be low u O4 or 81 O5 There seems TO
De no disposition to rush orders shrewd observer
SAYS that while the dstlers have had their own way for
some years the indications that comes the time
for he dealers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-25
RUSSIA AND AUSTRIA.
THE APPROACHING NEGOTIATIONS AT KREMsiER-
ARRIVAL OF FRANCIS JOSEPH.

KREMsIER, Aug 24-The Emperor Francis
Joseph, OF Austria tho Empress Elizabeth and the
Au,tr,an Crown Prince Rudolph arrived here from
Vienna at2 o'clock this afternoon. The weather was
unpleasant at the time, rain falling. BY o'clock how
ever the storm passed and the day became bright
and clear Count Tanfe. Austrian Prime Minister
and ali ;he local ocal. and persons of rank and dis
ueton received the imperial visitors with enthusiasm
PARIS Aug 2A-Great anxiety is displayed by French
statesmen as TO outcome OF the meeting between the
Car and the Emperor Of Austria at Kremsier next
Wednesday.
VIENNA, Aug 24.-The Asend Posi-, referring to the
coming meeting the Gar Of Russia and Emperor
Francis Joseph at Kremsler Says Austria halls this
meeting as "a pledge Of peace and fresh proot OF
sendshp between the soyeregns aud peoples OF Russia
and Austria.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-25
RIOT AMONG STONE WORKERS

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. "a lSpeciaD. - There
was riot this afternoon at Twenty fh'st and Girard-
ave, among stone masons who were working on an
extension TO Peter schemm's brewery body OF stri-
inc made raid on the place for the pur-
nose OF compelling the masons to quit WORK Thls the
On both sides wers hurt -Four strikers arrested.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-25
BLOODY WORK OF MAN oRAzsD nY LIQUOR.

BLOODY WORK OF MAN ORAZBD BY LIQU0R
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Aug 24.-The Journals
easin Ind, dispatch reports case OF drunken mad
pess r. Berkcy. jr, OF OF the lesding Of
tbs place. while yesterday appeared in the
streets and began an indscrminate fusade. He fred
line shots aiming Whoever happened to be In range
Laura Ksrner received bucts one in the wrist and
~ other In the shoulder. william McClanahan was
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-25

ANOTHER TRIAL OF THE MARY CELESTE CASE.
BosToN, Aug. 24.-Sinco the close Of the
Mary Celeste conspiracy in which the captain Of
the brig and several OF the owners Of the cargo were
accused of wrcckng the vessel In order to obtain the
insurance tho sailor witnesses whose testimony
important have been detained In their quarters at the
al awaiting the decision OF the Government to tine
adyisahiity OF trial. The prosecuting attorney
has pow determined that In view OF the standing OF the
ury in the arst trial aud other he will bring
the case forward again before the september term OF
court The conspiracy case "a before w DO heard The
barratry case for which the penalty to the captain
wou Id be death, will not he brought up
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-25

CHICAGO, Aug. "a Especial. John Nc
Nichols was fined $40 by police justice this morning
under the ordinance that prohibits deformed
from soliciting aims on the public highways Police
officers testified that McNichols made from SO to s.
dav ont of his deforty and that he In comfortable
ances. McNicbos having lost the OF the
lower parts OF his limbs crawled about on his knees
sooiting money from passersby. II was the first
yiction under the ordinance.
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KILLED IN JUMPING OFPA TRAIN

WLKEsBARRE, Penn, Aug. 24 Especially
James Ganney, young man about eighteen, boarded a
freight train on the Lehgh Valley road ut Pttson This
morning ride to Pittston Junction, and midway be-
tween these points jumped or After striking the ground
he was unabs 10 keep his feet and fell with great vlo
lence against fence. He picked up unconscious
and taken home. whore he died few hours later MS
ekull being fractured. He belonged 10 respectable
family and was well known Ia PittstoD.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-25
BANQUET TO PARNELL

DUBLIN, Aug. 24.-At the banquet 10 Mr.
Pamc hl evening thirty.oight Parneites we're pres
ent Loyal tos omitted. Mr. Parnell euogikod
his follower their courage and sclfdenia lie said
there only thing their programme-to restore
the IRISH Parliament when that Parliament seublcd
iu DrhB II would develop the Healy clauses OF the
Land Act, make tenants owners of their holdings aud
secure 10 abUTers "a ehaTe iu the land.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-25
THE CANAL BOAT MAIL A FAILURE.

HAVANA, Aug. 20.-The steamer Cochran
from Key West, which arrived hereion the 18Th ns au
not hiring the United states Malls. the steamer which
ras carving them from Tampa to Key West having
zone ashore and not having arrived at Key West at tho
time of the Cochrans departure. The mails arrived mere
nv stearner from Key West on the 10TH Tho delay
sSused ron aid BILE annoy to merchants here.
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REsCuE or A pIsMAsTED BARK.

HALIFAX, N. s.. Aug. 24.-The dismasted
bark Brmiga eight OF the OF which abandoned her
and have been landed by steamer at New-York, was
brought to-day by Captain Geisler and three Of
the crew who remained In tho vessel. Those who re-
naiued with the captain were Oscar Hanneborg, first
officer; Paul Osen second officer and MARTIN Johnson,
steward The day the eight men abandoned her a
Cunard Line supposed 70 be tho SerYla, pound
for New York, was spoken.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-25
THE ITALIANS AT MAssowAH.

MILAN, Aug PA meeting OF Republicans
was held here yesterday to protest against tho ooona
noey OF the present Government. Deputy Nam, ono
of tho prucpal speakers condemned the occupation OF
Massowah by Italy and exclaimed that italian soldiers
had rather aspire taking the Julian Alps The police
here interrupted the orator and would not allow him to
finish his speech Tho meeting then passed resolutions
demanding the recall OF tho italian army FROM Egypt.
similar Republican meetings were held In many other
places throughout the Kingdom yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-25
rurcAprURE OF PREsTAN.

PANAMA, Aug. 16.-The principal topic OF IN
terest ON the Ishmus capture OF Prestan and his
return to Aspnwa undor guard to be tried for his con-
uecton with the burning of that town. He was captured
I'm the cenagas santa Marta. after brief Resistance
He was severely wounded. but finally surrendered. no
would scarcely have accepted such grace at the hands
o bs captors as that OF being taken without being sum
mary shot had he not conceived the idea that ia IN
Colon ty officers OF the National Government IN court
martial would deal more lenently with his fauit thah
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-25
REJOICING IN MAHosISG VALLEY

YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio, Aug. "a (SpecidD.-The
long struggle between the rolling mills and the Amalsa
mated Association is ended. The Mahoning Valley Iron
and Coal Company. with capacity OF $50 tons OF
bnished iron a day. signed the scale and resumes
morrow. The Trumbull Iron Company followed soon
after by signing. Andrews Bros Co.; the only large
firm, remaining out will sign this week BY Monday
of next week there will not be idle mill in the valley.
There ia great rejoicing here the business
has been utterly dead since June l.
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LILLE pRoKYINo or ALFRED D. GARDNER

FALL RIVER, Mass, Aug. 24.-The friends
OF Alfred ID. Gardner. who fell overheard fron the
steamboat Mabel f. Staples at the harbor at Bahia g..
A. have given up all hope OF finding his body. Though
yolug IN years Mr. Gardner has for himself
perence and reputation that gave promise OF future
usefulness aud honorable name among American
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-25
NEWS NOTES FROM LONDON.

QUEEN VICTORIA GOES TO scOTLASD.-Queen Victoria
left Osborne for BalmOral this evening.
Mr.. CHAMBERLAIN DENoUNCED.-The Attorney Oen-
eral In speech this evening. denounced Mr.. Chamber
lam Socialist and warned mOdrrates to prepare for
Wish attacks church and other vested interests.
THE STRAND THgATRE.--Tbe Court OF Pankruptcy has
granted order appointing receiver for the Strand
Theatre against Mrs Scarborough, the manager aud
lessee OF the house. Her liabilities have not yet been
InAde known.
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LOsT IN HUDSON BAY ZOE.

NEW-BEDFUKD, MHSb., hUK' Nf'-H TIVHVo
teegrams the loss OF the whaling
brig Isabella Captain Blossom, Of this port in tho Ice at
Hudsons Bay, and that the crew have arrived at st
Johns H. b.. the schooner Era, of New-London Tho
Isabella sailed from here May 27 1884, and this is tue
0rst that hss been heard from her. Her owners looked
a., er ARRIVAL soon. owned by Captain Lewis
agen for T. II. Bartlett Sons, and others OF this city
30 far as there but " insurance on the YES
.ul md lil
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TWO BROTHERS KILLING A NEGRO.

KNOXVILLE, Tenn, Aug. 24.-Last night In
Kentucky, q few miles beyond Jellico. negro, Dan
Shaw, was killed by two white men. George aud Jonn
Thomas All three got the train at Jsllico drunk
quarrel began and was kept up for some time Botn
white men fred at the negro at the same ume Anone
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-25
THREE YOU'VE WOMEN KILLED By TRAIN.

THREE YOUNG WOMEN KILLED BIZ TRAIN.
PrrTsBURG, Aug. 24.-A Franklin, Penn,
dispstch says: At Big Rock Bridge crossing this morn
ing, shortly before noon gravel train on the Allegheny
Valley Railroad struck pnaeton In which were three
voung women, instantly killing Stella smith and ser-
onsly hut not fatally iDjuring Emma Smith and mary
Dunn The phacton was reduced to kindhng WOOD ana
tla h0r AZ lulled.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-25
DISTRESS CA Used BY A ToRYA DO

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. "a Especial. Mayor
Smith this morning visited the Port Richmond district,
which recently suffered from q tornado, aud found O
number of families in Distress Many cases we're
tended 10 ana orders for beds cooking utensils and other
household necessaries dsiribuied.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-25
wgOLEsALE ARREST or TRAMPS

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. "a Especial. D.-Thismorn-
ing policemen raded camp Inhabited by tramps In the
outskrts OF the city and captured seventeen men ana
women. They we're sent to the House OF Correoaon'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-25

SUICIDE AT THE AGE OF SNErK
NEw-ORLEANs, Aug. 24.--John Purdon' age
ninety. comm ltted suicide to-day by hanging.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-25

similar body dd with hls confcderncs Paari ee aud
C0oobolo The latest from she Interior II 10 tue
eject that General CanarF0 has surrendered uneon-
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IvTJoS or A DRUNKEE TAILOR.

CHICAGO. Aug. a. Not little excitement
was created yesterday bya report that there WAS crazy
man At the Polk Street Depot armed with gan. officer
OBnen others went to the depot and arrested Louis
Pyser tailsr. OF No III West Broadway, New-fcrk.
who had arrived by the train. Pyser was crazcd
with drink and had frightened the wits out OF the con-
ductor and passeng by enrenchng himself In closet
and threateulng blow the head off any who came
near him. IL with great difficulty that Pyser was
brought to the station. He had $40 and three gold
watches on his person, but no weapon.
Inquiries made at the address given revealed nothing
an to the identity OF Pyser Neither at the number In
dicated In West Broadway East Broadway any
thing known about him. A careful CANVASS among the
merchant taOrs In West Broadway was equally fruit
less none OF them remembered having ever employed
any such man. Persons spell their names fiser and
who live far uptown were also seen, but they knew
nothing Of the man either
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HEAVY sILx KOBBERI

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. "a (Speciab. b.-Silu 70
ths value OF $500 we're stolen from the store Of l.
4 Bro, No. SO North Fourth-sts yesterday.
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negro on the train jumped out Of the window and has
been found The Thomas brothers were arrested ana
anavv I'm tail
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Then with the wind abaft the beam. but far enough
abat to make the spinnakers OF use. the
yachts came sweeping up to the finish. The
Priscilla gained the white soop, out noe
enough 10 save the day. aud the Yankee showed the
way over the lac. The Oracle far ahead Of her
rival the BedOuin that the latter came over the
ns badly bssten yacht The tune OF the raoe was -
follows: