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lenlera around thehlaEa, mualedd dEaasaRd
dirgeful trhmpetsw were heard. The playefl
constituted the Dayid's Ialand Military
band. Ats:46 General Hancock and Stat
trooped slowly into the plaza from Broad.
way and presented front 10 the city hall
then moving tothe end Of the plaza ih
BroalWay where they rested In the plaza.
At this time one hundred members oi
the LiederkrauE Sodety filed. mp 10
the steps Of the city hall and led
by four Instruments sang with impressive
elect the "GhornS Of the spirits,n from
over tho water, and the "Chorus Of the
Pilgrims from TannhauBer. The honor
guard otregnlars lied Iato the open space
at s O'Clock, Company A, OF the Eilth
Artillery, under G0lSaSl ". B. Brerk, and
Company Z, Twelfth Infantry, under
MSjor Brown. Tho companies and the
guard Of regulars are under command Of
Col. Breck. Tie regulars took position
beneath the trees opposite the CITY Hall
and stood at rest Then came the original
guard OF honor that was on duty At Mount
Mctlregor, and which alone should lift
the remains to-day. Filing Into the cotfi.
lors Of tho City Hall they took
toetr plASeo utlue l1e IeIuAlnb
They are under tho command OF
JOHN II. johnson sonior Vice Com.
mandsr Of Grant Post G. A. j., Of Brook:
lyn. The men as they stood were as fol-
lows; Left OF the caSket comrades Cor.
win, Howatt, Med SqnireB, knight
aud Qniliam; right Of ,hecaskOt comrades
TibbIlts, Wallace, Kellar, MCKelvey,
Btpdie, Collins and Barker.
rix HRSxRAI CAR.
At 9:s5 the imposing funeral car,
drawn by twenGy.lcur let black horses In
Jet Hack lfafI1g5 arrived. Itfhaltetl on
tie plaza directly in front Of the City Hall
stops. Inside the corridor, Commander
johnson WIS waiting. "Columns ID posi-.
s!tion, right and left" was his command.
The veteran guard Of honor was erect
"LIft tho Eemnins," was. the next cotn.
manJ, In clear but low tones, The twelve
men stopped TO the silver rails with gloyad
hands. "aIarcll," was the word. Tho
body moved. Out upon the portlCo were
borne the remains. Commander John.
son Immediately said, "DOwn the steps
With measured tread across the open plaza
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NEw YoRK, August a.-seyeral clergy.
men spoke from their pulpits on General
Grantto.day. An audience Of over 5000
people Oiled the amphi.hester at the
Manhattan beach hotel this afternoon and
listened with evident interest, TO beautl.
fnl and exhaustive biographyot General
Grant, delivered by Rev. Lacid Collyer.
During tho address, which lastetl nearly
one hour and q hall, the yast faudlene.
several timea broke into bursts Of mp.
plause, which even tho efforts Of the rev.
erend gentlemen could not restrain. GIL.
more,s band played selection OF sacred
music, including the dead march In Saul
Madame Clementine Steodwell Gang
.'There are green hills not far away A
marked feature Of the service was the
great audience rising 10 their feet and
singing with grand effect, Nearer, my
God, 70 Thee The services closed with
the benediction, alter which the audience
RloRly dannTted tIliO.H
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JAtxsoxWIiB, August s.-rhe public
Offices, Board Of Trade and banks and most
Of the business houses were closed to-day
during tho hours uf The fnnoral Of Gener.
al Grant, and many bulldogs are draped
In mourning. At7 o'clock q detachment
Of Wilson Battery began firing guns every
half hour, TO continue during the day. A
procesSion composed Of the police, three
local military companies OF Confederate
veterans, Mitchell Posti g. A. r., the city
authorities, thefire companies, . delegation
from the Board Of Trade and citizens, this
afternoon marched through the principal
streets 70 the Opera House, where mem.
orial services, including choral singing
and q funeral Grafton by the Rev. DR..
Leayett, were held at 2 o'clock. The
church bells tolled during the procession
and funeral services.
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pIrrsDuRuu, August 9.-George Miller,
d victim Of dslirium tremeng, escaped
from his home on the South Side this
evening, and with a large dirk knife
which he had secured In some way, crea-
ted q panic on the streets by attacking
pedestrians. Alter slightly cutting three
persons the insane man won't up into the
second. story Of q house and jumped from
tic window, falling on the knife, which
he still held In his hand, inillcting Q fatal
wound In the abdomen. .'.-.
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orSctSSATI, August s.-The passenger
train on the Cincinnati & Eastern rail-
road, which left here at 10 o'clock this
morning, fell through a tressle over Nine
Mile creek, about twenty miles from this
eity, With fatal resuits. The distance 70
the creek was forty feet, and the entire
train, consisting Of m engine, one pasBen.
ger coach and two coal cats, crashed down,
Mrs. DonAldSon, wife Of the master me.
chanic, was killed outright, and her two
children were dangeEonsly hurt. Con.
duetor Durham had an arm and two RIBS
hEekeni Harry Meete, Of New Richmond,
and ]. Sutton, Of Batavia, sustained gave
injuries, and nine other pas5eages were
seripuSly hurt. 80
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Tho nestlpE. of The A,semsly-A Pleasing
RntertainmeB eBt.

. AttN vs. AAtt SttsNt4A9AI-t A-tNtt1tAE
RntertainmsBt.
obfropOAdeArt n " Islsl0aof.
Mr.. Lake PARE. August O.4with each
succeeding year new interest 10 added to
this spot. The Mt. Lake Park Assembly
met last Thursday, being lis fourth annual
meeting. 1t was opened by Rev. J.B
vanmeter, and followed by Rev. g. E.
Young, Rsv.J r Judd, Rev. G. W. Mil
Ter. Rsy. II. L. Boagher and ROy. W. NJ.
Frysinger in behalf Of their respective
classes.
In the evening Prof. A. A.. Line gave
stercopticoa yieRs Of Mountain Lake
Park, Boiling springand other places near
here.
Friday ut 1880 Mr.iJ. b. Phipps gave a
"Ghalk and Charcoal; Wise and Other.
wise" lecture, which was highly appre-
eiated. Saturday morning Rev. g. w.
Miller, Of Philadelphia, Pa, delivered a
lecture. "
In The evening was tkseyent Of The sea-
son which. WE entitled Entertainment
Extfaosdinafy. p The proceeds were used to
pay Tor o he'll, which had been bought
some time since. The programme con-
sisted Of vocal and instrumental music,
reading and tahleaux. I
The auditorium was comfortably filled.
All tho performances deserve praise, but
particularly a solo by Aliss Jennie L. Null
ier, a acornet solo by II. =. Malony, read.
ing by Mics sallie ]. Meliolin, aud a tab.
lean, the Ten Virgins. Tbs tableau was
very impressive. The singing as the vir-
gins plead 70 enter was excellent, especial.
y that Of Miss Alma B. Conner. Many
said this tableau was more impressive
than asernon on the subject could have
been. Much praiAa iA,hne 10 MrR. n.
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NRwAaE, O., August s.-Marshal Hen
dershot and Lieutenant Griffith to-day ar
rested q big. burly negro, giving the name
q Flint oxeashtnes, between Jackson
town and zanesyilles for forgery. HC
forged the name Of Mts. Ida Armstrong,
and succeeded In getting money from her
brother on the order. He 10 i1 prison.
He 10 about Bix feet tall and % badly
marked upIby ywaflB ali over his hands.
He has boon around the city orsome
time, and haal won much money BY
gambling. He Is wanted for crimes a
other places. Heisa desperate character
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-GE1TYsDuRa, August 0.-7This has been
a perfect day at camp U. S. Grant About
$500 members Of the 9. A. h. hayc al
ready reported, and judging from appll
cations received for quarters IT Is believed
that fully 1900 comrades win visit tht
camp during the week. At 1880 thii
morning divine services were held at The
rostruni in the National Cemetery, CON
Quoted by Chaplain ]. W. sayTe. At
r. ". there was q dress parade and review,
after which the comrades formed In hol'
low square and Grant memorial services
were conducted by Chaplain Sayre In 40
corlance with the ritual Of the Grand
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to the rteps Of the black and waiting
car the remains were carried in. Com-
mander johnson stepped aside. The ell.
yer monntings Il sllStened as The burial case
and lis honored burden were carried up
aud placed upon the dias on the mounted
catatalque, 1.-THE yGteTans returned down
tKe steps. Tie lsoiy was above for oil 70
view, but deeply guarded soon. The hon:
or guard, next 70 the heafEc on either
Gitle, took tile same relative positions they
had maintained to the remains while
borne to tho CIR. Tho steps were drawn
away from tho heRre. ~
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TaE State Superintendent Of Free
Schools anmits that tho apporlionablc
school fund is over $4,000 leGs than last
year. The Superintendent offers this ex-
p!laalOn. "rhe Auditor says the deficit
Is caused by tho failure Of the sheritls to
settle promptly" It may be that the
Auditor does not take the people fully
into his confidence. The State admins.
traiion has been very short Of funds, and
heretofore when this has happened to our
Democratic friends they have gone for tho
ssh9ol fund. = 2 : 81,
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aa.i,.S nathet y aas n.s peen zen: very
sossse, sss,a .,iusa,.lila Ma prlces ~ "
sJae s;ahs. assSTTipaons TLn!o ,.a ny
!lasa nsgnet;, i. -. lhefe re-. nave e
l.ssai,,.! peeh MfEe saies aIls, ol
s..oi.I.., g9me.hg ana aelelne, L
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S,,Iass".s' ns;a sn4 'plLa.'.,..sssl pnaieI ana
9n.o Stuuaa Mau ns,,ty,l,n renhsyIys.nih
tSe 49,. = ~. W " " MhVle,
tue mntkbt AEOWA lll-l
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PORTLAND, oRE, August O.=I4ss night
a party Of i've, consistingot Jarvis Snyder,
bis wife and daughter, aged ., William
HeEIfon and George Hanson started across
Columbia river at the Cascade Locks In q
Elil boat. Tho wind died down and . pair
or small oars were useless. The boat was
carried over the rapids and oil the occu::
pants dashed against the rocks and
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prcyement. Owing 10 the reduction in
the number Of ovens running, there 10 no
danger Of q scarcity Of labor. Cars are
plenty, and the recent rains have filled
the reservoirs, 90 that the lack Of water,
which was the cause Of much complaint
before, ia overcome. There 70 nothing
ers happy but that prime requisite
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condition Of tie goods market, aud this Is
a fact that the growers DO not entirely up.
probate. Just now, the question as 10
whether cheyiots are TO be tho style in
spring goods Is agitating both manufac-
tilrers Of woolens and dealers In wools,
for Il cheyiots should be much worn, No.
II and tie lower grades Of T0olwould be
In increased demand. As yet, there are
no signs Of any active demand for che
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DISASTROUS FIRES.
.AnoE norEL NrAn 1As VEGAS
Eatlfsly D..lroyed-Tho oaeat. Narrowly
Esraps-LOss s3oo,Ooo-,A Fatal Tsns.
ment moass Iirs-ssssa rstsens
Roasted Aryo-Tsrribis scenes.

,DESvxR, co.,, August o.-The Tribune
Rtpubtieaa's Las Vegas special says: Fire
at tMontazuma Hotel at Hot Springs last
night originated in the lobby Of tie fourth
floor, at an attic near the stairway leading
TO the top Of the grand tower. The alarm
was sounded in the Office, aud guests were
at once warned by the sounding Of the
electric gongs in all apartments Of the
house. i.
There were about soventy.fye rooms
occupied byguests. Everybody escaped,
and nearly MI the personal effects OF the
guests were saved. Immediately after
the general alarm had been sounded, the
chief clerk and tlireO other employees
rushed 10 the fourth floor and untolled a
fire hose attached to various hydrants.
Some delay was ocCaRioned by In.
experienced hands laying the lines, and
abort 10 reach the flames. In very few
minutes the flames had burst throughthe
roof In several places and all hope Of say.
Ing tho building was abandoned. The fire
department OF Las Vegas, SIX miles dis
tant, was called by telephone. The tire
gradually worked its way To tue ground
floor, making complete loss OF the
hotel. The furniture on the ground floor.
only ives saved. The guests were COM
PEELED TO improvise lodgings on tho
grounds and went into camp for the
night, while the firemen worked until
long after daylight. The stone walls
Of tho third story were saved
from utter destruction . and re-
main standing and mIy possibly be
utilized in rebuilding. ThG loss is $780,
900; insurance S25O,0O0. Tho origin OF the
1re Is attributed to the wiru electric light.
ing system becoming oyerheated land
igniting the wood work. ltlsbelieved the
company will rebuild.
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general NATHAN cioyY, Jr, is placed
bytlls New York World among the Con-
ielerate olllcers visiting New York. II
General Golf had not been a Cabinet ctll-
c.r the blunder Of the World might be ex-
eu,able. Some OF these metropolitan"
prints are great shakes"
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PRu,DxSr CLEvEtASD owes it to him
self 10 say whether he has been misreprc-
ssa.ed in the matter Of the delay Of the
faueral procession. II he heldback that
b,Jy Of men an hour while he took his
breakfast lelsursly and chattsd with his
friends, his couutrymen will moi readily
forgive the insult.
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A coRRrsroNDESr calls the 1STsLLr-
drSrrp's attention to the fact that in his
proclamation announcing tho death
Of General Grant, Governor Wilson
recommended a suspension ofhusiness on
the day Of the funeral. This is true, and
the TACT had been overlooked by the 1S-
rEtlIgEScER.
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Tho band played a dlrge, tho tramp Of
regulars and honor guard beat upon the
pavement Thousands beneath tho trees
and crowding The sides Of the square look
ed silently on the black funeral carrollins
over to Broadway. Tho black corridors Of
tho. City Hall were silent General Grants
last journey was begun. Then ats,52
O'Clock Mayor Grace, Comptroller Low
and Alderman Sawyer emerged from tho
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TnE Larsh Messenger, q hish-mtnded
Snd liberal newspaper, thinks Rev. DR..
Newman ought not 10 have referred to
"0olCr No. IL" excluding Jews from the
military district. rhe 1is,aslf insists
that Grant was alone resp Aslble for the
order, and adds: "But as we have already
stated, the lamented soldier ample apology
for, and explained, the m.seoucep-
ton under which tho order was issued,
and his subsequent acts showed that he
was free from prejudice" This is much
better than 10 try to eyade for General
Grant responsibility for anything lie did.
There was good understanding and a
kindly feeling between General Grant
aad the Jews Of America. They knew
that he regarded ali Americans as entitled
ito equal rigats, and that his sense Of fair
play reyolted when their co.religionists in
other parts Of the world were made tosutIer
for conscience sake. When he died there
wsOtlsred for him in q synasose in New
York apsayer never before offered for
auy person not q Jew. Everywhere Jews
are contributing 10 the monument funds.
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skeRANEsTo, GAIA, August 8. During
q quarrel over a woman, between Barney
Palm and Joe AtcIsaaeB o-day, both drew
reyolyets and shot at the same time, the
balls striking each Just above the heart.
Seven shots were exchanged. Both men
are dead.
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k9tfl1I LRll'1IoH @ " I'ls1Il9aleF7'
srRunEsytLII, o., August 0.-Early this
morning William Wallace, Of Elliottsyille.
this county, aged about thirty yezrs, was
found near tho Cleveland & Pittsburgh
railroad track, this city, with his skull
crushed In. It Is supposed he was sitting
on the lies and was struck by an engine.
He died at noon. -. a. -
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Stevens Hart, Principal Of the Sum
School Of Languages, for tho supervision
Alter tho entertainment retreshments
Tfis morning Rev. g. ". Miller preach.
ed a sermon and took for his text Luke
s Among those who came from Wheeling
to spent. .the Sabbath were Messrs. j. @.
Anderson, Hon. G. w. Atkinson and
Mr. and Mn. Vance, Judge Camden
and wife and Misses Robinson, Ida Hay
Inond and Bird Amlss, Of GlatkSburg, who
were visiting hero, have returned home.
Miss Lucy johnson, Of Morgantown, Is
visiting here. - Q.
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snn rn.nei.eo,. 4rIbute.

san FRssctsco, CAL, August s.-Busi.
ness hero to-day was almost entirely sus-
pended in honor oi the Grant memorial
parade and services. All public offices
are closed. There d. hardly building
public or private but what diSplays en-
blemS Of mourning, most ot which are ex'
nnndlnplY hanasomN. ~. y
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REy. SAN JOKES Is announced to appear
on lhe Moundsyille camp ground to.mor-
row. His coming has been looked forward
70 with great interest, and 1t is a reason.
able expectation that he will draw large
aulIercsa lItsIoush.and.ready style has
brought down upon him q great deal Of
unlavorable criticism.
oae Of his critics remarks, ..but the
man is terribly in earnest.s This being
true, his labou ought to bring forth fruit.
lihs can touch hearts and start men and
women In better paths, his eccentriclties
Of style should not give olIenses There
are very few Of US who will be hut BY q
little homespun preaching.
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HupuIu uAYG tuNhuceu 30 lAf ub 10 ptTult
their carriages TO fall in line from the
hotel.
THE GRANT FAMILY.
Colonel and Mn. Fred. D. Grant, Mrs.
sartoris, AIr. and Strs, U. s. Grant, Jri
SIR. and aIrs. Jessie Grant, Mrs. Cramer,
Sins. Dent, Miss Cramer, General Cres-
we'll, Ntr. Stephen L. Moriarity, Senior
Romero and sir. W. J. Arkell, the mem-
hers oil the party who, from time TO time
appeared as the windows as the head
Of the column began to move up past
tho hotel, the bands playing as they
passed, were the object Of general atten-
ton on the part Of the multitples gather.
cred on the Square. Owing to tho absence
from the c;ty Of a rnSiorisy ot the Fifth
avenue rcaidentB the lack oi mourning
omblems on that thoroughtar6 had been
neglected. until to-day, as compared
with other leading strects. This inorn-
ine, however, many Of the finest residences
were appropriately draped by order
Of their owners, among them being that OF
Jay Gould At Filth Avenue and Forty:
seventh street and that OF the iAmity Of
the Iatn ex Governor +. D. Morgan.
At 9:20 O'clock President Cleveland
called his Cabinet together and arrange.
merts were made for the order In which
they were to leave the hotel To take
their places In the procession. The
hands on the clock In front Of
the hotel pointed to fye minutes
after 10 o'clock, when General Hancock
and Geucral Shaler rode under the win.
doWs ut tho head OF the procession. The
sun was reflected from the maze Of glitter
Ing gold on the uniforms Of their stali as
L tfooped on behind, followed by the
regulars, who, In passing, reversed arms,
while the bands played mourn-
iul ditses, Along the line oi the
avenue. whore the troops OF the
First Division Of the National Guard were
drawn up, guns were shouldered as the
General passed. The men Of the First
Division stretched sonthward from near
TWenty.eighth street In aeontinuous line,
on the east side OF ilth avenue and In the
EIde streets, the Second Battery, Cap
tain Earle, Inountod, but without
guns, occupying the extreme right On
the west ode of tho avenue Q continuous
line OF Grand Army ofEani4at ations ex.
tended down as far as the eye reached,
AsrRIKrNd PICTURE,
Between these tiles Of citizen soldierS, one
aiIln In ttTifaTn AMI faAfiV Ia do ttattie for
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Grrry.ArpLr jokes are now barred BY
.lt best society, and the choleraic water
mellon is laid on tho shell. But what
shall take the place Of these old talniliars
IN the funny column
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MApRlD, August o.-There were 4,8s2
cases Of cholera in tho plague stricken
districts Of Spain on Saturday. The
deaths on that day were $50.
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yEssA, August s4The Ensllshman
named Boydell, arrested here on July 80
for writing Mr.. Gladstone demanding
81 500 before August 8, was to-day sem
taneed 10 sir months imprisonment.
Boydell had threatened 10 publish dlsa'
.akfeeable details oI q priYato ehaIaRter.
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TO THE TOMB.

Tho Remains on the Funeral car-1he Pro.
eassion starts. if,
Commander johnson took place in the
centre and Immediately behind tbs
funeral car. Athis left aud right in the
rear corner Of the car were comrades
Downing and ormSby, Of Wheeler Post,
Saratoga, respectively. Next and directly
behind these were representatives Of the
Royal Legion abreast, as follows: General
John J. Atilkan, General @. A. Carleton,
Paymastcr George D, Barton, Lieutenant
Colonel Floyd Garrison, Lieutenant
Colonel a. N. Clark and Cap.
tain e. Blunt. The clergy and
physicians had paid respect TO the remains
by alighting from their carriages and 40.
companying them to tho steps Of the car.
They then entered carriages on either side
Of the plaza near Broadway as follows:
Rev. De. Newman, Bishop Harris, Bishop
Potter, Rev. DR.. Chambers, Rev. DE-.
Field, Rev. Dr.. Bidgeman, Rev. Dr. West,
Rev. Father Deshon, Rev. Robert Collyer,
Rabbi Browne and Doctors Douglas,
shrady, and Sands. Colonel Beck In
charge Of tho regulars commanded his
companies ~ indicated above 70 positions,
Company A'on the right and Company I
| on the left OF tho hearse. Coiored men
were at the brides OF TIE twenty.foul
horses. Sixteen men oil Meade Post, oi
Philadelphia, Of which General Gran,
was member, was almost directly in
front of the team oG.black leaders, and tlG
DAvid's Island band preceded them. The
signal was given and the line Of coaches
with clesgylaen moved OF tho plaza ol4 tp
BroalWay. ..
the funeral .eortege. Colonel Beck ad-
vanccd to tho head Of the line Of black
horses before tho coach. "Moye onla
were his words OF command with uplitted
sword. ThcleadCrs stepped forward, led
by coiored mon, and III moment the
black Iine Of horses had straightened thcii
traces and the wheels beneath the remainl
were moving. The hour WIS 9:47.
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.Y'sIyrEl1IuxxcGR is made half as
lar, again as the ordinary size TO accom-.
molG.e all the news.