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Wichita eagle., 1888-11-20
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Wichita eagle., 1888-11-20

The Jenness- Miller reception on Thurs
day afternoon, at Garfield opera house.
will be the event of this season. Secure
your tickets at Robinson & Champions
Reserved seats 80 cents, general admission
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-20

Eight thousand people stood IA front Of
the EAGLE last night 20 witness Prof
Hamburg's ''steropticon" display Of ear
toous and buiiefins
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-20

The fremenen are making preparations
for grand ball to be given by them
Christmas evening they expect it to
eclipse any of their former efforts
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-20

The revival services at the Emporia ave-
NJ. E. Church promises good results. Ser
vices every afternoon at So'clock and every
night at 80.
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-20
RECEPTION COMMITTEE.


Mayor Allen, Chairman.
Geo. Walters, n. F. Neiderlander.
VIM. Mathewson, Harry Hill.
w. A. Thomas, w. ID. Mccormick,
c. \. Walker, W. +. Green,
Geo. c. Strong A. \. Hyde
j. c. Mccoy, Frank Oliver,
J. 5. =. Gordon. W. NJ. Bebring.
Emmette Beattie, Oscar Smith,
Geo. K. Harris, j. ii. Maher,
W E. Hutchinson, b. w. Aldrich.
The committee yesterday selected Judge
J. 5. Emery, of Lawrence, for recommends
ton as temporary chairman.
There was considerable stir around the
board of trade rooms yesterday making
arrangements for the convention. All
seemed to be stimulated with the idea of
the convention being great success and
one that will amount to something in the
work undertaken Word was received
from number Of towns to the effect that
good-sized delegations would be on hand
Caldwell reported that they would arrive
in special cars this morning.
The delegates from Medicine Lodge to
the convention are as follows: Hon. T.
A. McNeal, Hon. c. /. Long, Judge D. A.
McCaulass, Judge 6. W. Stephens, J.
X. Mckay, r. a. Cameron, and Col
Frank Holmes.
Mr.. Long when spoken TO regarding the
feeling in Barber county, said that there
were very many persons who favored the
Springer bill The cattlemen will. OF
course, oppose it; still do not look for
much opposition 10 it. Barber county
| though, is something like all the other
tier OF southern counties; will not be ben
Gifted SO much as some other parts of
Kansas.
Captain, what is this hear about an
organized move TO enter the Territory in
spite oflegislationt' was last night asked
of Captain Couch.
Il know OF no such move. IL has neither
my sanction nor my countenance, and |
think that any person or persons who at
tempt such thing viii greatly injure the
friends who are endeavoring to get favor
able legislation Besides according TO the
bill they Will iniure their OWL chancss"
Frank L Webster. the handsome man
Of the Lawrence 'Gazstte," arrived last
night. He says that there Is considerable
interest taken in the matter at Lawrence.
aud that they have sent down quite del
egation- Twelve delegates were sent with
instructions TO favor the passage of the
Springer bill Among the arrivals from
Lawrence were Geo. Leis, 3 W. Savage
Sidney Clark, Postmaster shannon and
Judge Emery.
Judge Harvey. arrived from ToDeka
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-20

The EAGLE acknowledges the receipt of
the Boat clubs notice that tickets can be
had at Hettingers for s.. So
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-20

w. C. Perry. with Peter Baker, was here
yesterday, preparing for the appearance of
Mir. Baker here on the 18th inst
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-20

Mr.. and Mrs. L. Il. Mills, of Atchison
are visiting their son, Mr. Gus Mills, of
Fairview avenue.
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-20

The Shakespeare club attended the play
last night at the Crawford Grand. and
after the play were introduced to Miss
Prescott and Mr.. Mclean, with whom
they spent a few very pleasant moments
This famous literary society is now study
Ing the Merchant of Venice, hence the
play last night was to them doubly inter
astiup
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-20

The meeting at the ". c. T. U. rooms
today will be devoted to bible reading and
Womrn's work
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-20

L, NJ Crawford has added to his circuit
the Warder Grand, Kansas City, and the
ST. Joseph opera house.
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-20

Mr. +. c. Dickson, son of G. NJ Dickson
superintendent of the street railroad, left
last evening for Tecoma, Washington Ter
ritory. He goes there to engage in bust
ness and carries with him the best wishes
of a multitude of friends who can expect
as an outcome of his energy and business
qualifications nothing but great success
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-20
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PATROIgrSrs HALL.

McMahan's patrol will give ball on Ii
5th Of next month. the proceeds 10 be ap-
piled for winter oyercosts for the force.
The boys are getting mp nice programs snsi
are making a special effort 20 make the
evening as pieasan. for their friends a. pos
sible
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-20

C.. T. Kern. county clerk for COmaDehe,
was in the city yesterday.
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-20

Carpet bed lounge, walnut
frame, good size. See other
styles in plush at S12, SIS, Sl9,
and 1913,
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-20

knows him will admit.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-06
FOURTH EDITION
Laaon aharn Dend.

New YORK, April 6.-JAcob Sharp
died At 8 20 O'Clock to- night at his late
residence, No. S51 Wess Twenty third
street. His two daughters and his
grandson, George Sharp, were present.
Ever since his return TO the city. . few
days after the "bllzzard," he had been
Ill, aud within the last forty eight hours
his death had been momentarily looked
for.
Ja,ob Sharp WAS born Ia Montgomery
county, N. Y, on July 9, 1917. His
parents were poor, and ut an early age
he began to work for himself. Wheu
/ 81 years old be was 0 "hard" on .
Hudson river log raft, but, ss he was
shrewd and energetic, he soon began to
deliver logs and lumber on contract on
his own account, and, succeeding In
this venture, next bought timber and
lumber and used 1t to build piers and
bul kh eads along the East and North
rivers, New York, thus laying the
foundatlon OF his fortune.
He next began TO construct street
railroads In New York city, the Broad.
way Surface Rsilroad, which had been
q pet scheme OF his for thirty years,
bringing about she struggle In the Leg
islature ct Albany for permission TO
|open the way into lower Broadway,
IAnd the securing Of franchise from the
Board Of Aldermen, which ended In
mis- trial for and conviction Of bribery.
After long trial, during which be was
kept In jail ns preoaution Against his
escape, he was on June 20, 1887, found
guilty, and was sentenced 10 four years
imprisonment and to pay o q ne OF $4,000.
A stay OF execution was granted, his
sentence, however, being confirmed, but
Just as he Was shout to be sent TO Sing
Sing Judge Roger, OF the Ooust OF Ap
pealB, interfered, and the verdict was
hDally set aside by that court and
new trial granted. Sharp was then re-
leased on bail. On Monday last an 1t.
tempt was made to have him again
placed on trial, bat postponement was
granted on the ground Of the critical
condition of his health. Mr.. Sharp nj.
ways insisted that he had no hand in
the bribery Of the Aldermen. Three OF
them-Jaehne, NJ Q1ade and o'Neill-
are now serving ou, terms In Sing 5irg.
or the remainder OF the twenty two
Aldermen who voted for tho Broadwa
franchise In 1884, Sayles, De Lacey and
Dempsey are fusitivss in OansdA; Roth.
man is fugitive in Germany; Kenny
insane; BullRraf, Waite and DGff5,
have turned witnesses for the S,ate, and
Shells, Tipok, Farley, Oleary, Wendell,
Pearson, Reilly, Miller and Kirk are
uuder bail, awaiting this movements
Of events and OF the District Attorney.
EK Alderman CleAry has already been
tried once, but the jury disagreed, and
he Will have to undergo the ordeal
again
Daily Republican., 1888-04-06
a rleHr roH rRornorroN.
a Game That should Ds Driven Out Of
tho Oity at Onoe.

Any person that will attempt TO fight
honorable competition Is Lot worthy OF
beiI < recogniz ID, but on the other hand
II any person hRhts In the interest OF
protection, especially against travelling
impoAitions, he Is battling against those
who are trying 10 tAks tue bread aud
butter away from your wives and chill
dten aud for hia own interest 30 1t is
with our estima able merchant, Louis
Fellheimer, who has pawn himself
= man worthy OF patronage, continually
striving TO break up what The Morning
News rightly terms a"Btre Clothing
Game" now operating and taking Ad-
vantage OF the wording OF the law,
which will be altered and thoroughly
corrected at the next meeting Of the
Legislature.
The lovers OF fair play are jubilant
over the exposure, and are now satisfied
that while houses exist like the Eoono.
my Hall, 406 Market, whore a working
man woo lsbots hard for the almighty
dollar oan buy suit OF clothes, well
mads and trimmed, ss low rs IS 60, q
boys suit for 81 as, par OF knee pan Is
for rs cents, and o tesut.fdl double
breasted Prince Charles diagonal dress
suit for Sll.60, there Is no occation to
be persusded by the magnetic appear.
auoe Of flaming posters with rspresen- :
tationa beg ond the slightest shade " OF
truth. But remember when In need Of
good, solid, substantial elothiuR this
guide will tell you where you can get
honorable trading.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-06
FIFTH EDITI0I
Will Open to, -,


veteran ioe cream maze, k,',ea ,vs, Eyl
opening for the seaIen w N
Winter his establishment a, ,pIilll NJ
eeet corner OF slxth and a., ~ lAs
has been remodeled and Hir,aNa|
he now has one Of ths a aap!ovs5
teis city The saloon On TssiI iSs pm
ns well as that on ,hs ssOoa, '.e losa|
been repapered, repsiDssSp iap ierI
somely furnished, whiIc Aaa
has been built to the main - ~ y \
orange street. Particular ,',..a1 u..all |
been given to the fac,o,v I,Naud| ~ y
where the Toe cream i, n. - ns
as MT. Kyle fully under,,.,1aal' ,,1a'a,| 4
matter how Que the saloon NY.
sfIer all the quality Of ths s,.s. ~
he furnishes bis customer, ,,aa NY
and keeps up the business. ~N
Therefore, his factory ..J
with sll Improvement, NV,
steam engine for maxim, Nv \.
Arrangements A have bsep p,,s..
some OF the best dalries vI,ss.
this city for sn ample ,on'''
beat and richest cream. ma asS ,.,,,
pure fruit juices and ,bs NJ, @ !.
bean Ia used for havorIna. mi
teratiops are carefully ssch,s.,|| ~
those who purchase thsir ~
Kyle can rely on getting M ~ "
simon pure article. Al M, y
Doubt be q rush tomorrow M
wiz have an ample supply |,
comers. 'f' ="
Daily Republican., 1888-04-06
DIED,
DIED.
RlylN-On tho I'd inst, Anna Eiyin. aRe,


NlylN-on tho I'd inst, anna Eivin, aged
81 years.
Relatives and friends arc respectfully 10.
vited 10 sttend the funeral IRON h,r late
residence SOi Sbipley street, on Friday, the
9th inst, at9 O'CLOCK y. u.
DAY-On April 4, 1858, Robert r., only
child OF Oaarlea W. asd l.iEIlo 7. Day,
aged 9 months.
Relatives ard friends are respectfully In.
vitod 10 attend tho funeral no a the resi-
dtnce OF his parontF, In Brendywine Hun.
dre1, on Friday afternoon at z o'clscs with
out further nciice. SeIViess at the house,
To prooeod TO Mt Letsrou cemetery.
ORAl9.-At WilliAmslOrt Pa. ,on 1usaday,
April >. 1883, HAIRY Craig. aged 45yoArs.
FUNERAL ff0n the residenee Of his brother.
in-laT, Heary HintsOn, 7l0 East Foulth
street, Chester, Pa, en- Saturday, TIN inst.
lntornent gt the " wilmington snd Brandy.
vine uemstery, 10 leave Chester oa the 9
clock traiu.
JoNES-cn he 6tn inst. Mary L daugh-
ter Of htohard l.. and Josephine JONES,
aged yeats and mOasht
Relatives ana tTiencs ArB respectfully in.
Vl.od to attend Ter funeral ftcm the tegt-
de1oe OF her parents, 80. JC2 East scoBd
street, to.iIort0w Saturday, morning, {.
leavs LheP, W b depot ~ $50 U'cl Cd
laternent at bu,icA's slDe.sry, Md,
Daily Republican., 1888-04-06
Charged with Assaultipg . Girl.

ELKToN, Md. April 5-Gsns R.eder,
the IL. yeaf-1ld son OF William Oham
bers Reeder, employed at willNm u.
5lnReriy's Providence Paper Mile, In
the fourth district, Cecil County, is
Iohsrged with felonious assault upon
Rosa Butler, aged about 8 years, deugh.
ter Of j. Butler, merchant, OF Provi
dence. The alleged assault took pibce
Oh Monday afternoon in q wood near
the works, and the lad 10 said TO have
LETT the neigh sorhood the same night,
Dr.. Whitaker, of Cherry Hin, attended
the child, who was badly Injured.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-06
wounded wnile Asleep.

STAFFORD SPRINGS. Conn, April 5.
-Mrs. George johnson was arrested
yesterday, on the charge OF shooting
and fatally woundinR her husband
while he was asleep during tbs night.
After being arrested she at frst rssiAted
all attempts to search her, but fiunlly
submitted. A revolver was found ted
securely to one OF her ankles. One
cham ber ws3 empty. She said that she
had been pursued by an unknown man
recently, and had procured the pisio'
to protect herself. She denied al
knowledge Of the shooting OF her hus
band.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-06
VIM. B. SHARP & co.
Dress Euuds.

We are better prepared this spring
with a beautiful and attractive assort.
ment of fine imported and domestic dress
fabrics than ever before. Our purchases
being made direct we have many un-
usual and decided opportunities for a
big dollars worth of real value to pre-
sent to our customers. A visit of in
spection among our numerous dress fab
RIGS will prove of interest to those think
ing of spring dresses.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-06
blaine "A sioa Man

PITTsBURG, April Q, ilGl
Chronicle Telegraph this ahs'
Gays: "Mr. james W DrGps, oI|
city, 10 in receipt OF = lett,r from I
sonal friend, . Pit gbutgtr, al
Vienna, @ prominen. 1ittEel nd
awake politician, in which ihh d
oSoure:
" / saw Mr.. BlAins QaIe N
florence, and 1t ia evident lh,i
very greatly broken in health. Bel
every day OF seventy years, srd
only Atty eight. WAshlngIoa d
ment and too much hard work
been bis troubles, and sny ON
sees him will know the ressol 1
withdrawal from PIesideutiSl Il
tions. l fear bis life will not Al'
lonR'D
Daily Republican., 1888-04-06
KiitIe RhoAdes.

II the people Of this city were hotter
acquainted atth Miss Kittie Rhoades It
ls probable the Opera House would rot
ba lsfga enough TO hold thoss who
would want to see her, bat cs she came
here unknown to the patrons Of tho
drnms, small audlen ces have been the
result, No one, however, reed hsve
any hesitation in attending the per.
for nRnces as she Is n tslen ed and Ac'
Actrsss Last evening she
appeared rs FArcnon, the cricket, and
gave one Of the bost representations Of
the character ever witnessed in this
city. This evening aud to.morIo "
afternoon and evening che will present
Tom Sawyer" lsuahRbie comedy,
snd should be greeted with a crowded
house at each of these closing per-
formRnoes,
Daily Republican., 1888-04-06
Elected and In.taIIea.

During the week the following off,
GERS OF the A. o @. b. havs been elected
aud installed by Grand Master d. Mo
Henry:
Washington Lodge, No. 3-w. g.,
z. H. Nelson; V. G., H.O Williamson
Chaplain, s. A Penneli; W. Z 5eoy.,
j. A. Pennell; II. s., Thomos Mum;
rreAs., J. j. MoMullen; W. W., Is. u.
Wells; ]. W., VIM. MAokey; Junior
Tyler, T. H. Finnemore.
Liberty Lodge, No. o.-Past Grand,
W IN. McHenrY; W. G Daniel Ault;
W. v. g., John Ault; W. O., Chester
White; W. w, George Martin; w. i.
W., John Law; W. II. s., Charles
speer; W. T., d. MoHenry; W. T., @.
v. Greer; W. 1 T b. WoolfsoD. Rep.
resentative TO Grand Lodge, William
McHenrv.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-06
a Burglar with q Pistol.

ELKToN, Nd, April 5.-Burglarn are
showing activity in E,kion. Latn last
might a belsted party-goer discovered a
man entering the dry goods a1d grocery
store OF FA&nk P. Price, On Main stseet.
through the trausom. The burglar thus
disturbed pointed o revolver a. the
young taan g head aud ordered him to
lsaye The burglar could not be 'ound
whsn the proprietor, who was notified,
arrived. An attempt whs made the
lprevious night to enter the residencs OIL
Uaptsiu Wm. 8. Purnsll, secretary O!
/ the Maryland Senate.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-06

Black Silks are here in
most any make or quality
you may desire, from $1.25
to $2.5o in all the standard
makes. We have Just put
on sale a magnificent quality
OF Swiss Black Silk for the
price. Soft, lustrous and
stocky-2l inches wide, all
pure silk and looks nearly
twice the money we ask for
for tits a rare silk bar
gain-$1 per yard.
Black Surah is sill one
of the most popular silk fab
RIGS we sell. We have them
in most all grades from IS
cents a yard up to SI.35-
22 in. wide.
Black and Colored Ria
danes and French Faille
we have in superb colorings
know the goods, soft
as silk, sheeney as satin-a
dressy dress all the time.
They are in Havana, Brown,
Fawn, Gendarme, Sapphire,
Garnet, Gobelin, and Old
Blue. We are making a
rapid sale of one special
number at rs cents per
yard, and run them up il
qualities to SI.25 and $r.35.
China Silks In the newest
combinations, designs and
colorings, are splendid warm
weather goods and elegant
wearing fabrics. We have
them in plain and figured at
SO cents and 81.
French Sateens are as well
liked as ever; we have over
one hundred patterns in
large, small and medium de.
signs-blacks a n d colort
land French sateens every.
body knows full well, the
only thing to do is to selec'
the pattern.
Challies-All wool, thil
wool, fine wool-the dain
test, prettiest, ,clinging mos
summery things yet brough
out. Any woman woul,
!, have to be a native of Kala
c mazoolia not to look we'll i
o n e. VioIets strugglin
with rose buds and pansie
Y only to become lost in leal
= lets and ferns-all in beaut
. = full confusion. The earl
h choice in Challies will b
v the best-5o and 90 cent
: A lot of 25-cent Sateer
in plain colors, we are sci
=. ing out in lengths for Il
cents per yard.
Robes-As pretty as yc
OF have seen In braided ar
n NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
i, ~ in seli-colors-delicate, el
" CANT recherche. Haval
Brown, Gobelin. Fawn, ,Ge
W darme, making a choice al
VI DC autitul selection. They a
IS, Of all-wool Casmir and HI
'S' tense-SI2.5o and SIS.
,sI An unexpected novel
Daily Republican., 1888-04-06
Amesbury In Flames.

AMEsBURY, Mass., April Y
largest fire ever known In thls Y
now raging. The BsbOocE -,
Company is burned ou. j d.
q 90, Walker, Sdtets 4 w.
Parry g. o., Lambert HO.lAis.
the Hume Carriage OonpanJ Y!
victims, while yearly . deEsnah''
have besu burned. J
The fire is spreading and W
destruction to n large amount q
property. The loss will pfopa01I
several hundred thouSAna
Help has been asked from iA.l
Marrlmao, HAverhill and MI
port.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-06
mr.. Oox's yno,,,o,

WAsHIsoToN, April O. lsn j
eressman 8. 8. Coz, OF New M
tioipetes with keen delight bbn,s|'
trip South, which be propo,,, y
later In the present m,nth, N
will remain away about Tan ~
will visit Chattanooga, Ausu,,.' /
tn, Savannah and BirmInaI,E'
will lecture one night lu ssck al
cities.
IL Ia hiG desire to lntrnduc, M
his Census bill before leaving W.,
ton. II this cannot be done n 4
range o day for Its considenlop
his return. Mr.. OK fsels ,he N,
rest. He has beer Ia his seat cos
ly since lhs opening OF the ,u
very considerable part OF The Mn
charging the exacti21 dullss Of 1
or bro tenn,
Daily Republican., 1888-04-06
Hanged Himself IN Hls bn''

DoYLEsTowN, Pa, Ap:i z
B,rouse, OF Red Hill, IlnlclA \
ship, committed suioide oI
b mself In nis barn this moisI4
BsrouEe was . prominent nn
elRhborhood. He Nss e'ec.sI
assessor OF his township By ~
crats at this spring election. a'l y,
a widow, two daughters AIdM' Y
Financial trouble is supPosNN'
cause OF the suicide.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-06
Tn. o,s.,,o, p.e,s.a.

Chancellor saulsbuFy dsaued on
Wednesday last the meaning OF the
terms fright heirs" The late Joseph
=. Bailey bequeathed to his daughter,
Mrs A. q. GIinshsw, certain p operty,
and In case Of her failure 10 designate
to whom 1t should go at her death, It
was TO go to her fright heirs" DIR.
Gfimshaw claimed to be the heir OF his
wife. Tho chancellor, no wever, held
thAt fright heirs" meant blood rela
tiouI, aud the brothers and sisters were
ntitled TO the property.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-06
Death Of HAIRY Cralg.

Harry Craig, formerly Of this
died At his residences q. WilllAu
Pa on Tuesday last, In The isiA
Of his age. He was a con Of b
Daniel Il Craig, and q very etl5
man. In early life he wstt 70
delphiA and was employed 10 iha
Of his unole. the late George OIif|
did q very extensive business Al
ber For some time back hs hn
residing 81 WilliAmsporl, and %
In the lum ber trade. His rmAlHi|
for Wardtd TO the house oi Bio b.,
in-law, Hsnry Hinkson, Of u
aud they will be brought 10 lhN
and inferred In the Wilmlrgia|
Brandywine cemetery lomoif's
noon.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-06
Non-suIt GrAntad.

The case Of Mary L. Jefferson Of Ocean
View, this State, claiming damages
from Jacob Z. Ridgway for the loss Of
her 500, Joshua Jefferson, who was
ago, csms up in tho U 8. District Court
in PhiladsiphiA on Wednesday, when
Judge Butler directed that q non-sutt
be entertd. on the grouad that the suit
should have bsen brought in this State.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-06
Large stosL

Powell, in the Third my, \.
will have o fall supply o. N
Delaware sbnd to morrcE ~ III
to herring, Delaware rlcl, ,,,.a| \
yellow neds and all othd ~ w
season. For the accom- ins''I
customers he will keep hn IN
until 10 O'Clock to.morros siY'i'I pti
all an opportunity OF os'p'
fresh shAd for Sunday.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-06


Judge Cummins resided at this morn.
ine's oeeBion Of ,Lc ,ty court, and dis.
posed ai the following cases: Daniel
CoIliIs, charged VITA drunkenness, was
hnec ~ AID ccE.s Oven Dougher.y, ,
white, and Char Z rks, cGlored, who
were arrested VII Z -h.ing on Front
stree ueef Os T., yesterday after
noon wste etCh J.d SO and costs.
owen Daley who lll9 god in q common
drult, wss SEN a.a to pay 81 and
coats william Dal!g colored, wEt
charged with 9fztaS a gambling
houEe At No, ll5 aou.ll street. Toe
warrant To- his was issued somt
time $50, bu. be BE- iU'-u and did no
return uni. recellT He was arrested
Sesterdsy, AID the hearing thil
morning ordered furnish 81 900 bal
Tor hls ap.eSralcs 10 morrow,
Daily Republican., 1888-04-06
Assault win Intont to Kim

CHICAGO. Ills, April G --Jsmas
Derry, night switchmAn IN the so1.
Iploy OF the Northwestern Rlsd, hss
beet arrested charged with assault with
intent to kill. Wednesday night he
hred two shots FROM q revolver 81 the
cab OF q Burlington switch engine The
bullets shattered the windows oil the
cAb, but did not strike the engineer OF
thfemAn,