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For Il correct estimate Of the popular
vote there must be added the eIector-
;rp Of lI3 Tnionl-ts seats which were
not contested, q total Of l.UG5.1G
votes. AID that Of i0t uncuutestcd
! Glad7louian seats. q total OF SU5,STT
votes. The popular vote results in =
Uuioui-t majority of 272. $50.
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| the ran between TIE Blue mountains
ana GcptrTyiIIe. and pEace the road
hctyonn -. a,lIp+on ana W'aIIa WaIIa
IN Good order 81 as ta form q thro1uh
/ IirG from tbis rojn via HuntIrDt6u
| 10 tbn east, in opno-ition to the
! northern Pacific
Inc country coH!d forgive the
! president ioI IetlihS q poor fellow
get - Il month, II he would bounce
Garland, stuck pm INTO byard 10
str LIm mp, .sqpelch Commissioner
G!1c"' I"t SOP 10 'ht "hoI'2o'iit I,
,'.ll..-ilt ~ wv: ,'' ioe law. "LiH I!'
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7lch q lIi'LS q S'id'LI'l'7 ''' Il Si'A'
ana SNaIIo"lL9 = ci'iilel.
Now that 1t is a settled fact that
Jonn Muir has resigned as traffic
manager OF the o. Il. x n, there are
numerous applicants for this i'm
portant position The numerous
friends. of uenry c. Eckenberger,
who at present holds the position OF
gen e4eIal Tht iTelslls agent GL lne i IhlG95o sac
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CASCADE i UNEEL; some ld%a oi
the Eercalean task winch Nelson
Bennett is accomplishing IN BORING
the Ga-cade tunnel may De gained
by the following figures: The leng;l
pl tAe tunnel Is 9o3p 4eet, It's hrl%hti
- teet and Wldth I64 feet. Ot roci
and earth to be eXcavated there -rt
l22'OJ0 cubic yards and II the rocL
should prove to be too soft many
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1t Is generally understood that il
case OF Herbert Beecher'S rejection
by the senate that the president vii
not appoint any man from the terri
tory to the vacant position, rs he con
slders that the opposition has beer
led by those who itch Tor the place
and lie does not care about reward
ing men who tried 10 ruin the son Of
hIs best friend, without whom a dem
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in t.c District com. oi the Ia ri Judicial rfs-
lr..i ni "T~uln-s'nT T.rrjtpry hs''.jin-, .rr.s~
q. Fort IpH1S .ri, ,Iaiar--ag County. fB- f'r
'uu .tIr- @. ! Il ..-pT. .-'aTd. JIai.4rl sJ.i
SIN Juan.
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In stat,-u-u-l.p and patriotism. but
also who ..~- .... .aa LvcE 60 oiIend
nobody Of ...". just because his posi-
tiau lis president Of the senate has
kept him oU5 Of mischief. This 10 !
ton. waich E!mEn!s and Logan did
not want. because LAcy Thought #
would BE- disaIvau;a"oJD - their
prospects a. presidential candidates,
bids lair t. prove t. have been Il de
cided advantage t. Sherman.
Capt. S;nhrc>. { :. Lighthouse
Inspector f-r 'E.s district. has r.
ccivcd order, a. proceed with the
steamer Alalzanita 20 Alaska to re-
place bu"y= which have been carried
away, and place new ones al certain
places. She VIII leave Lere early
next month and viii be absent four
OF t:ye week. A. the placing ut
buoys can lie done only by steamers
rigged for that purpose, the Nauzan
IUa viii hereafter make a cruise aianG
Alaska once Il year. Orsg1aiHH.
Vt an informal meeting Of he
cabinet Saturday Gladstone spoke
in favor Of Immediate resignation.
md was supported by Earl Spencer
and Air. Morley. Sir Wm. Harcourt.
lir. Child@rs, Mr. Campbell Banner
man and Sir FaTer HerScheIl We're
in favor Of challenging q vote IL the
house OF COmmOus On motion af
/ tirming the priucipi" OF home rule
for Ireland. Subsequently, at Il
/ dinner. Gladstone stated that he Lad
iutlcXibly decided 10 resign and con
I duet an Uncompromi-iug opposition.
In tins decision Sir William HaTCCurj
and Mr.. CiiideTS then cuucurred.
/ In an interview at Tacoma. Engi-
neer BogUe, Of the Cascade division.
states that the grading is finished and
complete for ten miles west from
! EllensburE ready for track laying,
/ but that the work Is not progressing
nearly a. rapidly as the contractors
and the company desire. There i
room FOR 1000 men on the work and
the utmost diligence is being oxcrted
/ in the cudcaYor 60 find men to fill the
places. Slashing and clearing Is
. being dnLe as eDcrg5ical!y as Is
/ possible with the fore" q. command
over the entire gap. from the fiflIeth
mile post 10 EileB-burE.
The contractors on the Cascade
5iyisinn If the Nortba,,,. Pa,;fir ri
Io,I ave ,,,si,;nn. tbn ,na-t .trarnnn-
afforts IN srrr7rn mon for yra,,k Tbn,
bnva orcn4s - G,r Frarcisco 81
Paul, Victoria and other points even
further cast, Offering every induce
ment to labo.ers, including the high,
est wages possible. The work is be
inc pushed with ilc utmost energy
with the force at hand. but there i
room Tor 1890 men al the front. anG
the energy of those already thcra vii
not ansv,,, for such lack of hands
There need not b, aa idle ma. il al
the west Will, such p cry for !a,ara-.
Is being l9sf,.
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nonnIo,s cnSraI,4;, ,D e., H., LotI 60,
ton,fnr ItL !. car,o;,I,, M I,,,,,d,.
ranted assumption Of authority. :
new party must have a broader cal
and wider basis than that. 1t woull
be the part Of wisdom for the Tucomi
committee TO recall its action. so tha
consultation may ho had 10 the en-,
that more definite policy and Il plaI
more suitable 10 the emergency ma,
be adopted.
We ara informed Lv fhosa VIII.
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case, and NaTICus ether M.rtGGe..
Sherman comes to the front again as
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Yakima Republican: To the
Sound republicans, we over herecon
cede the choice of q candidate for
delegate. Ii they are not substanti-
ally united upon man, it may result
as two years ago-the east side take
the prize. In that case Hon. Thomas
Brents is likely 10 be called 10 the
front again. Tom came across The
plains when Indians made it danger
our to be safe This does not tit him
appreciably for congress, but rs he
has fitted himself, it takes nothing
from his popularity
, 1886-07-29

a q ughJ to be in bed, bu the an
archIst whJm she supported said;
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-05-22
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St. John May 2l -S5 Geocge's 5ly o4 DLe est Coast of New FouadlauJ telegraphs the fJIowins cx.raorIinary story; \ Ere ch vessel arrived Lere yesterday from St. 3falo bound to Port an CloiH. . She came for the pur pose of landing sIi.s Louise Journ- eaax who was picked up m an open boat at seq ] '4ou: twenty miles of, the Island of , lrzey.- S.a wieh gent,e- named F2rpe went boating on Apr.l 8, Her companion let ono car s jp and in at,em 5ting to recover it, lost the other and iu npal ovarboard to re cover 'hcm. The wind was fresh and threw strong current setting from tl5 ltnd The.boat fast drifted be- yond Elrne's re ,ch a1d he was com palled to swim for land. Mis- Journ- eauN alone. in the D at dcifted to sea anI for f rty hours she Ey9I in soli-, tary agony until rescued by 8 French vessel. Violent winds of shore pre- vented tae Frenchmaa from reaching J r$ey an, the lady was carried across the AtIant!a to New Founalaud. Fdrpe reached St. Hilairs harJor safe- y but h's story WAS disb lieyed. People from ths shore affirmed that they heard cries of murder from the sea. Fauls w.s arts8,oi ald indie ed for m1r}or. His liberation IS of course certain. 1Ii'a Jo"raa4uz having telo gra2A { hoc mira:aloss. cscare 4ome.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-05-22
Here is Your EEelp,

Among the arguments used by those who are willing that the Chinese should go but who want them 10 re- main a little longer, is this, "How can we get our washing done Any argu- mcnt OF this question Is solved by this answer: ''Purchase an X No. 1 LITTLE JOKER WASHING. MACHINE" This machine Is light and simple, cheap and durable, so simple that a child or d weakly CT sickly woman can run 1t without exertion. IG saves time in fact large family wash can be put out ill two hours. 1t washes clean and dUes not wear .out your clothes. Call and inspect one of the machines at Mrs Grant who is the agent at the American Lodging House, Toushnut next door to the court house, Tomb stone, A. T. tl2-tf.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-05-22
Fake %GfzcP.

Ii you want a good drink of pure Her,nitago Bourbon, McBrayer Bour- bon, Guckenheimer Rye, and Hermi- tage Rye, call at Henry Campbell's Keg House, All the finest Iced drinks made in the highest style or perfection; Champagne Cocktails 2 spaqialty-Also English Ale and Gin ness Porter, always on hand. Free Lunch every day. Come All, and Come Often. ap30-H
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-05-22
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The St, Louis d'g sh " com nencos at tho Ezp 1sitio1 eo-n3rrow noraiqg.
 The dogs ars fast arriving, and every thing is il readiness for t'o show The juiSaso of the show, Maj. J. Nj Taylor of Cleyland, J. H. \. Naylor of Caicag', ant VIII Pierce of Peckskill, N. Y will arrive to-day.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-05-22

that could possibly give color to the story was that Jordan and his men fo1nd Indian tracks in the neighbor- hood, and having the general belief that General Miles did not employ Apache scouts, supposed it was made by hostiles. Taking the trail they followed it, until it brought them into the camp of detachment of U. s. troops, with 8 contingent of Apache scouts, en route from Fort Grant to some point lowerdown the valley.
 The wedding Of Jack Marlin, fore man ofthe State of Maine mine, and Miss Hoar, i. set for Monday evening next.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-05-22
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New York, May l9-rno Brooklyn sugar works strike has bseE declared off ana the union dissolved. Frederick Weingarit, one ot the S rilsers assaitoI John D Eng'e, presidant of tao orgn- late last night anl attempted to staA him N1nsof the strikers re.a Inol to work to-day
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-05-22
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4-27-tE.

Hotel. The cGIy first class hotel m Tombstone. Situated on the coruer ot Fourth and Allen streets. Handsomely furnished throughout, and Las all n5d. I'll improvements. Travellers are rccom- Inended to stop at thls house. Private rooms Ter commercial travellers, inc bar of th:s. hnnsa IS furnished wlIn iT proved billiard taa!es and card rooms ard is stocked wj;h she finest bra !s " wines, liquors and cigars.
 aG;f .IoSEFH PAsCIoAY,
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-05-22
GreeIs Georse Gro,.na. q.

It will be remembered that when Greek George left here afler his de feat by Schumaker, it was under en- gagement to wrestle Antoine Perre at Denver. A correspondent of the Western Sport thus describes the con test:
 The Gr@co Roman wrestling match between Greek George and Antoine Pierre at the Palace theater on the 3rd inst, was for $250 a side and for blood and no mistake The men are very { evenly matched as to size and, in fact in almost every other way, except condition, as the Greek is suffering from malarial fever, The first bout lasted g minutes and was a fierce struggle from first to last. Want of condition finally told its tale and George was laid fairly on his back After the usual ten minutes rest they stat ted in giciously, George forcing he pace evidently determined to make the best use of his strength while it lasted. Il WAS sharp work and both men were compelled to bridge" sev eral times to avoid a fall. Finally George bridged 10 ulaEe an arm lock expecting to "turn out" but Pierre leg locked him while on the bridge
 reyenting the turn. George called foul but the referee pad no attention and so after I2. minutes tie bridge gave away and Pierre got the gate re- ceipts and the match. George imme- diatoly challenged hi.n again for q match to be wresllcd on ;Ge 9th at the same place, bit to avoid a recurrence of such decisions named CatcA-as- Catch-Can. Pierre accepted, and &I50 forfeit was posted on the spot. The balance Of ihe money, &500 Was in the hands of the st;kehol Ter all right at 10 q. m. on that date The Greek put himself at once under the care of Dr. Ford, an eminent physician here, and the result was a great improvement in his condition on the night Of inc second match. There was no dou5t us to the geaqiacaoss of this match, and both men did all in th3ir power to win it. I have seen scores Of good wrestling matches but never rcmam- Der one where the feeling of the men was more bitter and determined. The Greek got the first fall ia 8 minutes, lost the second in p minutes and won tle third and the match il 4Smiuutes He wishes to say that in the match with Schumacher he was too i'll to wrcstlc; that he left money up from Wednesday to Saturday, for a match, which Schumacher's packers failed to cover an only at tie last moment coulI he get any money up from him. He proposes to go hack as soon as he is in condition, and if they will put up anything, he will wrestle him again and try to show the world that he is the best man.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-05-22
TELE(z I{APHBC.

E5ot sigo~imgs szssprovesaerstz.
 Washington, D. c. Aay 2I.-SecTetary Lamar informs congress that $51000 will be held required for the improve ment of the Hot Sprngs reservation during the next fiscal year. Of this amount he proposes to spend $3l ,090 on plant lor the collection of the hot water which HOW runs 10 wast' in ,he crock. Tae plan Is 10 lay iron pipes from the springs which arc nov
 too low 10 Je used and conduct th9ir ilnw to a reservoir at the feet of the inounain. From there the water is to be pumped t. 6 second re>eryor high
 enough up ths noutIln to send the waser through another system of pipes The secretary u>l,ys &2},001 fer the continuation of the cree.l improye- men across Reserve avenue, as the bounIry Of the reservation
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-05-22
BafI to Ecsf.

The funeral Of Fred Lutley who was murdered by Apaches on We'd nesday, the 18th inst. in the Dragoon mountains. took place yesterday from the Episcopal church. The service was conducted by the Rev. MT. Has kins, wAo took as his text, Am 1 my brothers keeper" He spoke for an half hour in very feeling and i'm pres,ive manner; he referred in very strong terms to the hundreds Of citi- zen5 who had hcea murdered by a handful of savages and the inactivity of the parties who were responsible for the repeated murders of our ur- protected citizens. IL WAS q grand appeal to those who are directly Ic- spon>ible.
 It would have been a great consola ton to those who loved the boy whose remains were laid at rest yesterday, could they have seen the sympathy cf this community expressed ly the beautiful flowers which covered the coffin, and the large attendance of a people to whom he WAS a complete st.alSer
 The pail bearers were Mayor Thomas, D. AIessick, H. Turner, \. D. Martina, $. C. Eagg and F. Dul- ward.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-05-22


 FOR SALE.-I will sell a bill against H. B. Maxon of $l4 50 for 9 cents on the dollar. Gall or address H. Schmeiding, Pienee: Jewelry store.
 Messrs: Dyar & Baldwin have been appointed the agents for this city of that elegant butter being made at J. Il. Whites ranch, the finest ever brought to this ely. Go and buy a roll and try Only to be had of Dyar & Baldwin, on Fremont street, be- tween Fourth and Fifth
 FOR SALE.-A Sideboard and ice, chest, cheap. Apply at Tom Walkers aloon. my 14lw.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-05-22

\ dense smoke, not far south Of Willow Springs, was noticed from the upper story of the court house about } 30 this afternoon.
 By direction of Secretary of War, Endicott, acting under orders of the President, the district of New Mexico has been permanently transferred to the department of Arizona. This action makes this department one of the largest in the United States. There are twenty permanent posts, and at present from twenty to twenty five camps, and two depots in the de- partment The result is, plenty of wort, for all staff officers and their clerks.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-05-22

Just received. that famous Key West Cigar La Marseillasse q. Ask nun t Walkers. The La Marseillasse Cigar is the iayorite brand of Key West Cigars and smoked entirely by the people of San Francisco. Try them. two fer twenty five cents.
 4-27-tf.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-05-22
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London, M1y 2l, Beach, the Aust raj an scgI.r, has arrived here. He will stay in Eaglani oae year. lie doe. not not intend to compete in any race in America, although he may visit that country.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-05-22

7 otiee to Fire Companies in he
 TerritO y. Tombstone Engine Co. No. l, have for sale lot of Fire Caps in good order, which they will sell below cost, For information enquire of
 I. II. IsAAcs, 5-201w Foreman.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-05-22

The sunken eye, the palid com plexion, the disdguring erupuops on the face. indicate that there is some thing wrong going on within. Expel the lurking foe to health. Ayer's Sarsaparilla was devised for that pur- pose; and does it. Iw.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-05-22
E.nRsk EEere.

Fresh Ranch butter and eggs vinegar and pickles, California honey. Now potatoes and fresh vegetables, on hand at the California Produce store, Fremont street, between Seventh and Eighth.
 JOHN PRINDIvILLB, Proprietor. 4-30-tf
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-05-22
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A frst-clasS baker can. secure em' ployment by applying tine Eclipse Bakery on Fremont street. tf.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-05-22
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B=l.eyil.e, ILL, May IG,-A meeting
 Vas ao.I a. the .urnee5 hail 5h.s after noon comqosel of delegates f oO turn -rs, liquor deala.s oai scyeraI otser or1aa.z tn 0. 5 eviI.e for tA purpose of forming Ieagao il ths.ia crest os per-onai liberty, and to coa-rat ,ha.n faeaea oftae .em erapca
 T4raers. Bat litt!a VA i.u e,aoNev-r' bagonl oppo lti.'s a con.4i.tsa | draft a platform of pr.ncples fa o2 submitted to another meeting @ 1o held June 6.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-05-22

Tine theFmometer registered 97 de grees to-day.
 To-day was law day in the County Court but no business was transacted. Julius Caesar, proprietor of the Crystal Palace saloon is reported seri. ousIy 'ill
 A high mandarin of China, in his letter of thanks ta pr Aver for hav- ing introduced Ayers Pills into the Celestial Empire, called them Sweet Curing Seeds"-a very appropriate -namel5 They are sweet, they cure, and are therefore the most profitable "seeds" a sicl, man can investin.s
 52IIw Talk about fine goods. both foreign and domestic the citizens of Tomb stone should call and see the fine stock just received by Harris, Tomb stones popular tailor. 2fr. Harris has an experienced buyer in the east and in California who purchases nothing but the finest goods and the latesl figu,cs. Call and examine them at his fashionable tailoring emporium D Bojhin tIoc3,, Ansn street. 5-It-,f.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-05-22
Walking Ests E|ssszac1. Feel ali
 EAGzEa1

GAGEEaG.
 The average small boy of the pres ont day is seldom at loss for some thing to say, even in the most embar- asslng situations. Bobby, a prococious youth of six summers, had been in dulging in profanity, and in order to escape the punishment of which his mother had made preparations, he crawled under burn and laid there in state of siege for lhe greater pat of the afternoon. When his father returned at night and learned how matters stood, ho made lis way with much difficulty under the barn in search Of the boy.
 "Helio, pa, said Bobby, cheerfully, as his sire approached, "you been swearing too?'
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-05-22
Taken Captive. An Apache Raid in the Vi-
 cinity of Pantano. Two Mexican Boys Captured
 And Taken eff.

[Sp2cial to IRE DAILY TOMBSTONE,
 TrcsoN, May PA Mexican va quero arrived here a! 8 a. m. from Juan Relies Mountain Springs ranch, !8 miles southeast of Tucson and miles nor h of Pantano railroad sta ton with the news that the Apaches attacked the ranch early this morning and carried off two Mexican boys aged ten and twelve years. The father and mother saysd their own lives by escaping to 9 neighboring guich. The Indians came from the direciiqn of the santa Rita mountains, and are supposedto to be the same band as re- ported in yesterdays dispatches as op- peratins in the vicinity of Tube. l.. k thought they now have divided in to two bands cue heading for Happy Valley on the south side of the Rim cons while the other band passed along the northern foot hills of the san2 mountains and both going in tue direction of the San Pedro river where they will probably meet. Peace t2l Indians are now engaged in farm ing in that locality under old chief EskimiGz;n and endeavor to indu,e tham to joiu them CT furnish them private ammunition. Eskiminzin and bis followers have been restless for some time, and lately have been arm ing themselves, causing much uneasi- ness and apprehension among neigh boring gsettiers. Both trails taken by
 
 the hossiIes led through thickly set tied regions, which have not been v1s- i,ed by Apache raids since early white settlement in the territory and grave fears are entertained that many deaths of defeuscless persons may be chron- io!ed within the next few days, Tn the absence of available troops at Fort Lowell, Lieut.. Erwin has dispatched couriers to warn settlers in exposed localities, and several of our citizens have been sent out from this city. A large patty of voluntoers composed Of American and Mexican citizens have gone ont to take the hostiles trail
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-05-22

Messrs. Dyar & Baldwin the Ere mont street grocers receive every day by express that famous J. II. White butter. which has no superior. This butter is made at Si whites California ranch, and has the reputation of be- ing the best butter made in califor- nia. and Dyar and Baldwin are the sole agents in this city. 5-5tf.
 Macneil & Moore are regularly re, ceiving by express, that excellent butter from J. E. purkee's Los An geles Ranch. Price 75 cents per roll.
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 4t you want tbe finest ranch butter ever brought 10 this city, go to Dyar < Baldwin's and get roll of that butter which arrives daily from Si hite's anch Ky express. 4-19H
 Any subscriber of THE TOMBSTONE who fails to receive his paper regular ly will confer favor by reporting tlla
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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-06-20
New York Herald w..li, ~ Form 81 a Year
ADDRESS, New York Herald,
Broadway and Ann ST.,
NEW YORK CITY.
Administrators Sale
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REAL AND PERSONAL PROPERTY.

THE UNDERSIGNED WILL SELL ON
"a. "WEDNESDAY, the 26ih day of May. A. D.
ssO at tho door Of the Courthouse of Eureka.
ssssea County. Nevada, all the right, title
saa interest In and to that certain piece or
nscel OF land situate In the town of Eureka,
Hsh saa described as follows: Lot g. in block 81,
frame dwelling house and stshls and the
hnIo iho,owing personal property to wit: Five work
somss rses; sets OF Concord harness and collars,
TIua.M wagons.and various other articles too
cent Of ,b oash. On real estate ten QO) per
sale; balance on conflrmation o, ssls On y,
kdn kd~;n;n property, terms cash. J,E.JoNEs.
Deceased. VI 'ohn hofh'
Eureka, May u, 1885. u,k.a