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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-01
MURDER IN THE FIRSr DEGREE.
DANIEL DRiscoLL CONVICTED OF KILLING "BTzIE"

DANIEL DRIsCOLL CONVICTED OF klLLiNG btLlE
GARRiTY.
The last day of the trial of Daniel Driscoll
for murder was begun yesterday In the Court OF General
Sessions bv the hearing OF testimony OF Dr. John +.
DAWN of St. vincents Hospital, who said that Bezie"
Garrty, who told her mother that DrIscoll fired the
shot which killed her. afterward said in answer TO
question by the physician that McCarty shot her.
Lawyer Howe the closing appeal for the prisoner
said that the whole case was permeated with perjury
He made vigorous attack McCarty the witness Tor
pros ecution had spent large part OF hts life In
prison for arious oenses He said that McCary aiter
firing the shot had time enough to change his pistol ior
the fully loaded one which ne handed to the police
District Attorney Fellows made long and earnest
speech IL closing He said that no othef veruict pus
OF murder in the hrst degree justice
He detailed tho incidents OF tho morning OF June 26
when Bezie" Garrty shot at No 163 Hester-st,
and drew the conclusion that Drsco must have been
while Colonel Fellows was denouncing the prisoner
DriscO!fs wife with old child in her lap SAT
In the of the The prosecuting officer leaned
toward Driscoll. who was seated between two Soui.
face pale his character presented TO the Jury
In strong words His moved restessy ana ID spite
his nsolence when the witness stand he DID not
display the cool bearing, which was expected from ne
leader OF the Whyos." His wife. who was dressed IN
Dounced by the strct-Attorney The companions OF
the young looked on from the back rows OF seats
mouthod and apparently almost envious OF DIS
Recorder Smyth reviewed O portion OF the evidence
pointing out the law applicable to the testimony lie
dwelt especially questions OF evidence particularly rs
t. the weight be given to the testimony OF persons OF
bad character. such many OF the witnesses on Doh
sides OF the case had. He pointed out circumstances
that mght aid the jury in determining the truth from
the conflicting testimony. The was given " the
Jury at q 80 p. IN. .
The Jury returned after short absence with verdict
Of guilty murder In the first Drscoil received
tho verdict with show OF feeling JUST rs ne was
leaving tue court roon his lawyer made renars in-
tended to cheer him somewhat. There's no luck Tor
me-" said Drisco. 81 had Just as much show as ex'
pected" He taken to the Tombs In the prison van
which was driven through Broadway to avoid crowd
IN Cente-st DscOl said to of the court oficers
wouldn't have been convicted In any State ekcept
this such evidence" He will probably be sentenced
Monday morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-01
WATCHING THE QUARAyTINED HERDS

CHICAGO, Sept. 30.-The State Board OF Live
Stock Commissioner which has been investigating the
prevalence OF pleuro pneumonia among cattle In this
CITY, has practically completed It's labor Professor
salmou Chief OF tho Bureau Of Animal Industry leaves
hsre tonight Tho members Of the Board. however,
will remain here aud watch the progress OF the asosss
and m. osusctors will be kept on duty. Professor SAL
mon thinks there are about 240C cattle quarantined,
and not 5000 - stated. II the disease spreads 70
healthy cattle they will, ofcourss DO isolated 40 mo
diseased are strict watch s being kept at the stock
yards for signs the disease. but no signs nave oosp
fsw cases OF Texas fever have been de-
sected Tne disease reported In the dispatches from
Virginia Nc eIsting in shat section PROBABLY Iea @
Wesks ago and ced fever which as serious
AZ pIsuro. oumonla, although dssppcars IN cold
weather.
Y,xx.xEs. u. eept 3o-Twenty tive OF the 100
bus ssnt from Chicago distiery before tho qusrsn-
tine TO Tripple,ts ranch, near b. Mary. konskee
County. lave died, presumably Of psuropnsamoaiA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-01
DIR. REYBURN on PAsrEURs METHOD.

WAsHINGToN, Sept 80. The Star tonight
prints interview with Dr. Reyburn, OF President
Gareld's PHYSICIANS upon visit lie recently made to
the laboratory OF Professor Pasteur In Paris
"Are you convinced of the efficiency OF this treat
ment I" asked the reporter
"We, don't know. Hardly should say There
great many difficulties in the way OF getting posi-
proof The oDy thing Is to walt before accepting
it. Professor Pasteur told that OF l20O natives
treated bites OF rabd mails only three died
and Of GOO foreigner. who from long distanee
only fifteen died This OF course would be very good
record II 1t certain that all who thought they
had been bitten by really rabid animals But you
can't tell. People are so apt TO think dog mad that
bites them Nine chances out of ten they are mistaken
HydrOphObia s disease, and II quite
remarkable thar Professor Plsteur should have l,200
genuine cases in France alone During twenty years
OF practice here have known but Washing
ton soyou see II Is bard TO tell just how much faith
to put In inoculaou. hnd taking with sicians
In Paris that they feel about IA do about IT, You
II Is serious thing to Inoc1 late this
virus and physician would not feel like doing 1t IL he
not certain 1t would DO good. Whenever the
thing becomes safely established the profession Will
take 1t up and put /. into general practice"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-01
A GREAT MERGER PROPOSED.
NEw-ENGLAND ROADS TO COMBINE.
THE GENERAL TERMS sETTLED-DErAILs YET TO
BE WORKpn orr

THE GENERAL TERMS sETTLED-DETAILs YET TO
BE WORKED OUT
interest In wall Street in the affairs of the
new YORK aud Ney-Eneland Railroad has not Gaavsd
with the quieer speculation aud official siI
fai 10 shed light on the mstter None of the denals
PUT forth has had direct relation to the cause for tao
recent extensive PURCHASES OF the stock That cans.
mas been plan in contemplation for the union f m
principal England lines OF railroad running east
and west
"he to project Is not yet In share TO be announced
"0H'"' Or given 10 more than outline, persons who
orc III position 10 obtain trustworthy Information and
VINO are confident OF their knowledge say this Of the
pan 1t Is Proposed to IN some form OF cousods
uon or merger the Boston and Albany the Ncw-York
ana New England, the New York. New Haven and Hart,
Iord' the Boston and Providence and the New YORK
fro'iuence and Boston Railroads a. practically to
Soc"fe control OF tie traic moving west be-
tween Boston aud the Hudson River The fcro.
OF this scheme have already been agreed upon By the
most influential managers Of the largest compa-
hes and their relations such that little doubt IA en-
teri aimed OF their ty eventually to carry the pan IN
success Details yet to be arranged but thoy Will
conform to the features which have already been set.
eo Inc directors OF the companies have not had tho
project presented TO them officially and is probatle
mat more or less legislation will required to give ths
scheme validity 1t confidently expected that decded
progress VIII 10 made toward the end aimed at at n
meeting OF the principal persons interested within ton
oay 10 the suggestion that naturally objections
might be raised to such monopoly OF business as was
proposed the reply from the source OF the fore.
going information that the union plan will present
several features OF popularity which will strongly tend
10 disarln popular opposition and allay popular fear
The advantages to all the companies concerned from
combination OF interests obvious only indestfoy
Ing all chance of destructive competition but In permit
ting the working Of different parts the system with
sole regard to their yielding tho results for the
wnoe System. Those who have had nfo,matIon On as to
tnis scheme have been heasy buyers Of New-York
ana New England stock, and while nothing can be
said positively guarantee on the stock of psr
cent on the par value s assured that no matter what
form the proposed consolidation may take tho prop
erty will occupy an ad santageous position.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-01
GENERAL MILES And GERONIMO.
SOME QUESTIONS CONCERNiNG THE SURRENDER
STILL CoNsIDERED.

STILL TO BE Considered.
WASHINGTON, Sept 30.-General Miles's
report embodying the story OF tho surrender d
Geronimo has been received by tho President 1t will
not be made public once. owing In part 1t is under
stood, what is considered Its ncompleeness with
respect the Geronimo episode. General Miles, 1t 10
sad reports that lie accepted the surrender OF the
chefain agreeing among the conditions that
he should not be surrendered 10 the civil authorities OF
Arizona for trial and tha he should De taken away from
that vicinity.
The Star night says The fact that General Miles
accepted conditional surrender when the positive
sructIons OF the Government were that nothing but
unconditional surrender should terminate
the Apache canpaGn raises very grave question Tor
the consideration OF the President ana secretary OF war
What result will be only be cOnjcctured, but
less there very cxsnuatng circumstances not
apparent on tho outside, reprimand IL the least
that be expected. The report shows
that the hostes before have been
driven to such stage OF desperation and that they
could not have stood out against the troops much
longer, but nevertheless tie War Department would
undoubtedly have preferred the Indian to last
another year rather than that the hostes should
render upon thor terms. 1t is said that Gene raj
Miess .Dugn did not practically differ from That OF
General Crook, and tnat the latter c0nd have secured
the hostes upon similar conditions 10 those accepted
General Miles last January"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-01
QUIET AND SERENE AT CHARLESTON.

CHARLESTON, s. g., Sept. 3O.-The day has
passed quietly nothing happening to disturb the
peoples returning Dfdence In the stability OF things
in general slight tremor ats q. m is said to nave
been felt by persons. but not generally
tho city. The weather slightly co0l this morning
but 10 much tonight Tie work Of repair went
steadily on all day.
CHICAGO. Sept 30.-Miss Clara Barton, president Of
the American Association OF the Red Cross has written
10 Mayor Harrison about the condition OF things In
Cbsrleston She says that the damage to property is
aot overe stmated. Scarcely house is left whole.
The people arc braveIy struggling full OF gratitude for
the sympathy so generously bestowed have Informed
Mayor Courtenay your movement III Chicago. for
which he s dee ply grateful but begs mo to that
soon as the for present contributions s
he Will eogr aph the fact over the country and re
quest that no more be lie hopes twohirds Of the
gu IL required IA already assured"
Themass meeting at the Fifth Avenue Baptist Church
last evening aid OF tho suffering churches Of ths de-
nomination IN Charleston was well attended The Rev.
Iharles A. stake!y, Of Charleston, said that woald
take s32 900 repair tho two white ana one coored
Baptist ohurohes In that city wasdecded TO take up
: collection In ell the Baptist churches, o. this ciu on
October IT, for the purpose Addressoa wsre
also mace ty :he Rev Drs Armitsgs snc Judsop.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-01
sLAsHING EXPRESS RATES DEEPER.

The express war is growing hotter Advices
from Cleveland yesterday reported rates had been
cut by the Erie and the United States companies TO 5J
cents per 100 POUNDS TO NewYork against 81 so, the
tarin rats. These two express lines waging the
war most Hereby but the other lines do wn to un
remunerave between New York and Chicago and
Clncinnati and intermediate places Cutting now
rsacneu eastCound rates. Dressed poultry In els
holding 300 pounds been shipped from Chicago
to for 81 30 barrel when the old rate was
~ per 100 pounds. There has been suggestion ol
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-01
DIssENsIoNs AMONG ANARCHISTS.

BERLIN, Sept. 3O.-The Cologne Gdsette's
London correspondent says "DssensiOn has broken
out bct the only two German Anarchist clubs in
London and threatens to lead to violence. One OF the
clubs has the Frete its organ and Belgian named
Dave s leader Dave is intimate friend OF Johan
Most Tho other club, named "Autonomie" has the
Anarchist its Orga and Austrian named Penckert
as leader. Only three weeks the two clubs met In
Cleveland Hall and expressed sympathy with the chi
csgo Anarchists Now they have drawn dageers against
aarha fbar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-01
Mr. BOND TO SUCCEED MR.. wApswoErH.

The directors of the Chicago, Milwaukee
and St. Paul Railway yesterday resolved upon MAJOR
Frank Bond to succeed Julius wadsworth as vice
dent His formal election will place later after ne
has been put upon the board Mr.. waisworth asked
to be relieved some time ago. Major Bond prssi-
dent OF the Philadelphia Reading years ago
when the McCalmont party, OF London, defeated Mr.
Gowen. subsequently he president OF the Texas
Peclhc Railway, retiring to take tho same position IN
the ErlaDger system OF railroads.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-01
COMPOSER sOLOMON's TWO WIVES.
ANYHOW, HE AND LILLIAN RUSSELL WENT rHRoUG

LONDON, Sept. 30.-The case of Edward
Solomon, husband Of Lillian RUSSELL wbo arrested
on September % for bigamy complaint Of his first
wire, Lily Grey, came up for hearing to-day. Testi-
tody Solomon admitted that he married TO Lillian
Russell In New-Jersey and said: Anyhow, we went
through some ceremony" 1t was shown, however
that he had also said at the time that when he
married Lillian Russell he unaware that his first
vile was living as he had neither heard from
her for seseral year.. Mr. Solomon remandedr
pending the arrival from the United states OF wit
nesses whose attendance has been secured The mags
nate refused Mr. solomoDs request ior reduction oi
bail.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-01
MEpDLrNG sHERFFs CAPTURED BY WOMEN.

DUBLIN, Sept. 80. - AT Milton Malbay,
County Glare. day. while the sherifs were employed
in dIstraning on the property of named Koily,
The married women OF the attacked
powered and Imprisoned all tho officers engaged, while
Their husbands occurred the cattle and removed them
from the locality
BELFAST, Sept 30-A crowd OF laborers while return.
ing home from work this evening began to riot As
they seemed bent mischief the Black Watch Regi-
nent charged aud soon dspolsod tue mob
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-01
WASHINGTON NOTES

WASHINGTON. Thursday, Sept 80, 1886
PERsoNAI--Mrs Cleveland and Mrs. Folsom have
gone to Buffalo, y. Y, for visit of about ten days
BELONG TO NATIONAL BANKs.-fhe 1881 call for
Sl5000000 per cents contains larger propo rtion of
bonds belonging to National banks and dsposs with
the United States Treasurer circulation and
deposi.s than anv OF tho previous calls, the amount
being about Sl2, $40. 900.
APPoISTMRSTs.-Tne President to-day appointed
Quincy A. Brooks TO DO Collector OF Customs for the
District OF Puget Sound; Cooley Mann, to bo Collector
OF Customs. at VicksDure MISS and William Ii. Green
bow TO be postmaster a. Hornellsvhle y. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-01
rs CUTTING WORTH $50 oOoi

Ell PAso, Tex, Sept. 80 (Special. The at
torneys employed by A. X. Cutting in presenting his
claim for indemnity to the United States Government
and through to the Govern OF Mexico He
represents that he estimates hts pocuniary losses, his
mental and physical suerings emitting him to an n-
demnity OF $50, 000."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-01
GERMAN SINGERS COMING.

BERLIN, Sept. 3O.--Lili Lehman, of the Ber-
lin Royal Opera House, Will sail from Bremen for Now
York on the steamer Elder October 6. Carl Zobel
who has been engaged as first tenorfor the METROPOLITAN
Opera House. In New Ork. will also sail on the Elder
He will for the first In the role OF the opera OF
Merlin" Marianne Brandt will follow shortly after
ward.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-01
WAR FEVER AND STOCKS.
rvcrrEMENr ON THE LONDON EXCHANGE
rsrrcr OF PREMIER Tiszks ANrI-RussiAN sfIAN'''
on THE MARKET.
Try CABLE TO THE TRIBUSE.l

fBY CABLE TO THE TRBUNhl
Copyrioht; 1856, North Amsrtcdn tdo'' ''~.
= LONDON, Sept. 3O.-There was much eNo"0 ~
ON the Stock Exchange to-day on r''.'pV r. ~. =,
determined ant-Russia speech o, lien','' go
the Hungarian Parliament Inc oo'' -. .n. ~
.utborities here believe that the attitude OF
Ar.ria- Hungary will result not in war but In the
nrac,,cal withdrawal of extreme Russian preten-
sions The Stock Exchange was for moment
feverish on account of the very heavy TRANSACTIONS
for rise heretofore. sevcn-eights of which have
been in American securities Whatever substan-
tal merits of rise there may be in America. 1t Is
feared that much of the speculation here Is IN
hauds not strong enough to carry it for any length
of time under the severe pressure More than
E3, 100000 sterling have been borrowed from the
bank in the last two three days and while there
Is in this nothing actually alarming 1T suggests
cautiou.in watching the London money market.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-01
A PLOT AGAINST THE CAR.

BERLIN Sept. 3O.-It is reported here that a
plot to blow up which the Car travelling
has been discovered at ST. Petersburg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-01
FRAGMENTS OF CABLE NEWS.

ROME, Sept. 30-CardInal JacObni. the Papal secre-
tay recovered from the effects OF his recent ness
BERLIN Sept 3O-IIerr Schwabe. German merchant
long living in England, has presented an art hall 10
Hamburg, with l2S oil paintings, many OF them very
valuable 10y modern German, English aud French artsls
PARIS sept. 30.--The Budget Committee, at the In
stance the Government has reduced tho recdivist
credit by 100000 francs HencefOrh the number OF
criminals deportcd from France will not exceed 300 at
The wishes that criminals be depOrted
10 Guiana, because New Caledonia In now Over.luL
BELFAsT, Sept 30 The military pckets who were re-
comfy withdrawn from tue disturbed districts In this
ey again been placed duty " prevent another
outbreak.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-01
INDIANS MAssACRED BY COWBOYS.

OTTAWA, Sept. 80 (Spectau u.-NOtwithstand-
ing the denial Of Sir John Macdonald. 1t is perfectly
true that OF )od Indians occurred across
tile border. Some time treaty money was paid 70
the Boods Fort AssinihOine District, and six OF the
Indians to Montana Territory TO purchase horses
from the Crows. There they were massacrsd by COW
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-01
his CRIME FOUND our AFTER HIS DEATH

HIS CRIME FOUND our AFTER HIS DEATH
BANGOR, Me-, Sept 30-.Notes amountir to nearly
S. 900 signed oy Arthur b. Sutton. an Orr lumber
man, who died a few days ago. ara held by the Second
National, Kenduskeag National and Merchants
National Banks Of this city, and by private persons
The uotes bear the names Of Gould X Hastings .
prominent lumber firm here. as endorsers. The firm
deny the signature It is thought that much moro OF
the same paper Is outstanding.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-01
MISCELLANEOUS RAILWAY INTELLIGENCE

MISCELLANEOUS RAILWAY INTELLIGENCE
RALEIGH, n. c., Sept. 80. Yesterday after
last spike the shortcut railway, branch Of
tho Wilmington and Weldon Raf way, driven by tho
miles long, aud 10 s understood that IL s To be made
a direct line from Weldon n. C., 10 Florence, ;. c. as
part OF the Atlantic Coast Line.
WATERrowN, ~ Y, Sept 3O.-The Norwood Branch Of
the Rome, watertown and OgdeusDurg Railroad has
been compietsd and trains are uow runnin; regularly
TO Msssena Springs. ST Lawrence County.
CHICAGO sept. 30.-The deliberations OF the Central
Traffic Association, passenger department. were coa-
cuded this evening resolution authorizing the as
sstant commissioner to redeem At full tariff ali tickets
issued by any line member OF the association FOR trans
contract redeem the tickets issnei by foreign
roads for transportation between association poins
was adopted.
NEwBuRc. Sept 80 (speciab The statement recently
made by Of tue papers that tho Railroad
of the State had ordered reduction "
freight rates milk Orange County from thirty
nve cents to thirteen cents a can 10 incorrect
PuIsBUIG, sept 80 (SpeciaD.-in the United states
Circuit Court to-day srsuinent had before Judge
Acneson for decree for the foreclosure and
sale Of tho shonango sud Allegheny Railroad IL was
agreed that the for all parties should confer aud
mutually agree upon amended for Decree
disputed points to DO settled by the Court ihs moict
decree will probably Do handed Into conrt tonorroS.
BINGHAMroy. n. T.. Sept 80 (speeiai). Robert h.
Cable superintendent OF tho susquehanna Division VI
the Erie, has resigned and It is reported is to accept
position on tho Northern Central. u. II. Blackhsm.
superintendent of transportation Of tho Erie, saceesds
him.
ST. PAUL. Mnn. sept 30 tSpeeiab There are reasons
for believing that company being formed which
will build branches for the Union Pacific Ia Montana to
ALI tho leading cities agricultural valleys, mining
districts and stock ranches OF the Territory, ncuaiue
Helena the valleys adjacent, Bozenan, Gallan, Deer
lodge anu tributary valleys Missoula aud the Bitter
Roof Valley. Many minlnK distrcts will 10 tapped
Including Philipsburg anu Red Bluf Wors vii. Degin
when the frost 10 out Of the ground In the syrng
LIrTLE Rock, Ark. seps 80 (SpeetaD. Articles OF
association were lied BY the Arkansas City aud Warner
Railway Company for the construction OF railway
from Arkansas City to Warner. tho Little Rock. Mia
s,ssippi and Texas Railway. extending along the banks
OF The Mississippi River TO samristed thence 10 Doug.
las distance Of f0rty-six mes. The capital
stock 10 $oOO.0OO
LOUISVILLE, Sept. 80 (Speeiab. Work has recently
been begun between Hamilton aud Middletowu, Ohio.
on the Louisville Cincinnati aud Dayton Railroad.
line LAT miles long, FROM Louisville the rivsr
and along the north bank Aurora, Iud thence along
the Miami, through Hamilton Ohio 70 Middetown. TO
connect with the Bee Liae ana Erie roads W. n Nc,
guarantee completion ~ Decsmoer l3. 1857. Odiesse
Of Le sorspaay ere ~ Jsnsrsonvs 70 obtain v0ss 81
nids -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-01
MATTERS OF INTEREST IN READING.

PHILADELPHIA. Sept 80 (Specidl. - The
hearing which have taken place before Examiner
Pollock this morning IN the matter of the Reading Rail-
ROAD first series per CONSOLIDATED mortgage bonds
postponed until Tuesday owing to the absebco
Of counsel for the ntestants
Officials Of Reading that the Pennsylvania Rail-
road Company offered to refund them the $4,000 they
paid Chester Creek Railroad II they would turn
the same over to the Philadelphia, Wilmington and
Baltimore Railro ad again. They declined to do aud
suit was brought The officials that the true
purpose OF the cult Is smut oil the only the
Chester OIL Works or the Tldewaer Pipe Line Company
OF getting supplies, which over the healing
Chester Creek Railroad. The Reading receivers have
notified their counsel to enter appearance IN tue
suit and TO fight IL desperately.
Tho interest due tomorrow on the Improvement
mortgage OF Se Reading Company will not be paid be-
cause OF lack VI funds. The amount Of interest 10
$250,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-01
spRouLE GRANTED A REpRIEvE

OTTAWA, Sept. 80 (Specidl.-A special meet
ing OF the prvy Council held tonight. and It
decided out deference to the United statos Govern
ynent to grant respite four weeks to Sproule who
wac 10 10 executed tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-01

GAIsIyG The PRICE OF WESTERN WAfsK8Y.
CIxcIySArI Sept. 30.-The managing COM
niiee OF tho American Purchasing aud Leasing Com;
pany ,wuisKsy pool r,et lodsy and resolved 70