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baltimore Markets.
BALTIMORE. Nd. Sept 24.-vkxinia tsn-fortass,

355s BID to-day.
BALTIMORE. Nh. Sept 24.-Cotton aull and nomi-
nal-mIddhnx. lVAa10x- Flour quiet. anu steady
Howard street and western super, 2SOa2o do extra.
3.40s4.35: do family, 4.5Os50O: city mills super,
2.b0A3OO; do extra. 3.4Os3.9O: do Rio brxnds s. 90
5.66 Whset-southern. Arm; fultz 96a1O3: LOhg-
berry. 9SalO3; western. strong and hlgheri No.
winter red spot 9oka96: september, 95hs66; DC
tOUer, 06ao6x; December. 09ha00H. Corn-sOuth-
ern. quiet and easier: white 57a5S yellow. 54s55;
western. quiet; mixed spot 5OHa5Ox: october. AGA
SO; year, 4%ts4a; January. 44Aa44k; Osts active
western white. 3ls33; western mixed. 2sa30. Rye.
l5OOsl5.5O. Provisions. steady and quiet - mess
pork. 1675Hl600. Bulk meats-shouders Ind clear
NIB sides, packed. 9k49x. Hama 13ssl4. Lard
ns !;..Ss alss x J s da.
steady-Rio cargoes fair 1Ssl6A. Sugar, hrm-A soft
IN; copper refined. nrm, 15hs1ox. Whisky. brisk.
126a12& frsights TO Iysrpool per steamer, dull
and nominal = cotton. Nd; nour. per ton. lSa6d.
.in; Sd Escr,pss Son5 a Loo barrels Sh ec5
SS:Ssis sy1 Loo SasSsIs s Sip%ss.s cd. ~
500 barrels; wheat. $4,000 bushels. Salss-wheat.
10000 bushels; corn. $4,000 bushels.
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO. Sept. 24-Thers was better tone to the
cables than on saturday wheat opened irregular.
October higher than ct the close OF SaturdaY
session. st Y31S; december was UNCHANGED. 1t 03j<
October corn wsa lower Ut 40k Oxts and lard were
ocsoOef Al iI1S for the former and $50 III he iss
ter.
CHICAGO. Sept A--At IL O'Clock the October op-
ton was quoted - follovs: Wheat. DAN; corn 4OX
Data 28X; pork, 1z.37x. Lard. 1880; short RIBS.
SAG
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Privileges Of Chine.c Pas.engsru

INTERPRETING THE CHINESE ACT OF 1852.
Assistant Secretary Maynard has written let
ter to the collector OF customs at Port Townsend,
washington Territory, In regard TO certain Ques-
tons growing out OF section 9 OF the Chinese act
OF May g. 1882, In controversy between the collec-
TOR on one side and the U. s. attorney for that dis
trict and the special agent Of the Department on
the ether. Judge May nard slys that upon consul
tatlon with the Solicitor OF the Treasury the fol-
lowing conclusion In regard to the questions pre-
sented appears to be most consistent with the
proper interpr tatiOn OF the law:
"A vessel bringing Chinese passengers found not
entitled TO land cannot be required to return the
same as to q foreign port before being allowed TO
proceed on It's voyage 70 other ports places within
the Jurisdiction Of the United states but in such
Case the collector should endorse the descriptive
certincate, II any, and the steamers Passengers
list or manifest, with statement OF his action so
that the officers Of the customs at other
ports where the steamer touches may be warned
against permitting such Chinese passengers to
leave the vessel No Chinese passengers should be
permitted TO come on shore until they have been
examined on board the vessel by the collector or
his deputy ana found to be entitled to land and
remain In the Unit states No objection Is per-
ceived TO conducting such examination BY artiical
light II the same can be done satisfactorily. You
Will please adjust your practice accordingly"
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,

The New York stock Market.
The following are the opening and closing prices of
the New York stock Market a. reported By special
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From France Beneath the Aristocracy."
There has never been an instance OF gracious
ness" like the visit OF the Duke de NivernAis. In
the seventeenth century, TO his dying steward.
Wishing 10 see how matters stood with the moor
Fellow, the duke stepped lutO The room. and had
The eAtrcme condescenSlOn 10 make personal In
quiry into the state OF his health rhe steward
utterly bewildered by the honor, raised himself IA
his bed with great alircuty and said IN a tone of
The most abject humility: Il hope your lordsh.p
VIII not be offended at my dying In your pres
ence?' The duAe, deeply touched, answered: 'NOt
In tn least my good friend; do nOl mind me. .
WhereupOn the steward awaited himself of tie
SPACIOUS permission OF his master and gave up The
ghost
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FURNISHING WHITE WIVES TO CHIsANEs.-Sam
Wall. q Cnilaman, and his wife Augusta, a VIII. o
woman, are locked up In Chicago charged with
bringing white women from Milwaukee aud FUR
nlsnlng them Ior wives 70 chin Amen In Chicago at
80 each, through Their matrimonial agency. IL 10
charged four or i've local Cinnamon have been
furnished with wives
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EQUITY C0CkT-yudOe Cor.
To-day, Hospital agt. Hospital; Chaplin Brown
appointed guardian ad htem. CumQings agL
Bartlett; ]. & Kimball made party delendant
Reeves agL Reeves; testimony ordered taken by
Irving Williamson, examiner. Syphax agL Cook !;
time 70 take testimony limited to sixty days.
smith agt. B0teler; lnJunclion denied and rule
DISCHARGED.
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Tho KING OF Greece visited the kaiser ana ksaser.
ina q POtsdam yesterday and afterward started
Tor Vienna He y accompanied ~ hts con, TIE
duke q sparta
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LIEUT.. Col THoe N. VINCENT, assistant adtu-
tant general reported for duty at Army head
quarters this morning
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RxLBAsxD PROM MEXICAN PRsox.-The state
Department has been informed Of the release Of q.
D. Wood. Of Colorado, a freight conductor on the
Mexican Central Railroad, accused OF the murder,
I, April last, OF woman who was killed BY his
Grain.
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TEE PNrA arrived at juneau, Alaska, on the 9Th
inst, ten days from Sttka
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Pam Soar.
Pam Soar
Pam SoAs
Fan Wnrx HAxDa
BsloHr C1xAa Con1xxIox
SorT HsAIrzvuL Sux
'f3A1g SOAP SOLD EvEkxWmmR
Osuun g Imleso~nnS
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HOW MY BACK ACHES.
Back Ache, Kidney Pains, and Weakness Soreness
Lameness Strains and Pain relieved in one minute BIZ
the CUTIcuRA ANrI-PAIN PLASTER. The first and only
pain killing Plaster, 90 centa se24mkth
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The Warrington stock Exchange.
The following changes from yesterdays quotations
on the Wa hngton Stock EXCHANGE are noted to-day:
e s. 41ss. 1891. rssistsrsd,. io7s bio, los ssfed.
y. 8 q coupons, 12gN b,d l30k asked.
p g. So.ysar fund. s65s 1924, currency, ii9H bid.
l09x bid: Metropolitan kaiirosd stock. 1868 bid,
IL IL ssssd North Capitol and street Railrosd. -
Georgetown Gas So bid, IS asked. National Union
insurance. ~ bid. 81 asked Potomac Insurance SO
Great Fails Ice, l34s bid. l4l asked. CHESAPEAKE
and Potomac Telephone Co. 77H bid. !vasked ash
lngton GastGht Co. bonds, 1884 bid, 126 asked,
Msshinyton aud Georgetown Railroad stock 21O bid,
80 asked. FRANKLIN Insurance Co, 80 bid, AZ asked
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A Double Elopemcne.

John W. Collins and Cornelia eparkltn and W. p.
Mangum and Marguerite v. Sparklin were quietly
married saturday evening. This was Q double
slopement, the young ladies being sisters, one
seventeen yean OF age and Q pupil In the
public schools the other one twenty-one
years Of age They LEFT home accompanied
By the young men Saturday evening, ostensibiy 70
attend the MINISTRIES, but were married instead
The newly-married couples secured temporary
quarters on Corcoran street., ana from there the
brides sent word 70 their moehor later In the
evening Of their marriage.
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TIE KNPHRos AND TnB vAqlcAM.-In consequence
Of the liberal tone OF the speeches the a1niver.
the vatican has addressed An urgent request 70
Germany Tor assurance that the emperoess vint
Wfn mot poesee the sagnincance ascr1bed 70 It. -
regime In Roma
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sales Of Real Estate.

Margaret E Barr has bought OF s. E Rauter-
berg, for $500, sub So So 303 2Ox95 rect on s,
between Stn and ION streets northwest. John
Mel. Carusi has bought Tor $4,000, VI Emma
Audenried, SUI lots u and %, 20. pa, and has
sold them 10 q. L. Emmons Tor e. 1000. They
front 20 lie I by ITO anu 1l3 feet on street, be-
tween 18th and 14lh streets northwest
&. w. Baldwin mas bought for sl0605 As, OF
Henry Hurt, SUB 81 and ~, 50 6S3, fronting l20
by an average or IS depth on Arthur Place. be-
tween b, c, New Jersey avenue and LIST street
northwest, and has sold the same 10 the District
for the same amount. Martha v. Milburn has
bought for $3.50, from Annie X Leathers pts.
subs IA and ID, 80. 245, fronting - feet on west
side OF 18th street.
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PONDS EXTRACT b Known svsrywhsrs, and vsll
merits it, reputation tho Peoples Rsmsdy" end
-Uaiversal Pain Destroyer" For forty Year, ths
great vegetable compound has proved In scacy and
fsed 70 do its duty whsn brought into Me- Il
has won It's Rrestest renown . subduer d all pa&ps
and Inflammation, and should be in every housohoid
fOND's kXIkACT cures Burns. sunbuxns. Chn0ng,
Insect Bites. Wounds. 1ru,eeA R1lss, QAsayIk,
no iuattations my3l
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TIE seahlss a ~ oonsoaaAaas1 stssss CIR o.
Columbus, Ohio woro ooseroyod ~ 0so yogeou1Ay.
Tuirty-0ve hus1so - 0ovoa 60 wOgo buFnod
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Three Young Men Drowned.

81: JOHN, NEB, Sept M-JOseph Barberie, 50
Louis Edward, and Lawrence McHugh, an orpha
lad, were drowned on Dalhousie saturday ntgf
BY the upset5ang OF their boat. Their bodies wei
recovered
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.
FOR RENT-OFFICES.

ESOk RENT-OFFICE ROOMS IN THE BUILDING
on fennsyIvanis avcn ne 18th street, opposite
treasury Department and At junction 14th at. n.
4. ave and Pa ave. street Building formerly
oecuPi-d oy the surgeon Generals Once. As a busI-
STOS. los Pa. ave. NV se5-l eum
Eok RENT-OFFICE ROOM. FIRST FLOOR. $50
y Lousf1na ava Also. tire rooms adjoining. third
1oor; steam heated Inquire 7l3 Market Space s2,2s
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Local Notes.

Suits have been f1led by Mary E Riley against
Geo. w. Weber Tor the partition OF the estate OF
the late Terrence Riley and Francis Jones against
John Jones IL al for the partition OF the real es-
tate OF John Jones, deceased.
Col. ]. X WheaIley has been arrested on a war
rant sworn out 10y Amos 4. Bissell charging him
with threats. The hearing WILL be Thursday.
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

LOR RENT-A FINE BRICK STABLE WITH
II water and gas. sewerage completes IN Of 1918
st n Apply TO L T. ALEXANDER, 121 18th st.
nv se22-s,m. w-3t'
EOR RENT-sTABLE IN REAR OF 142O ST.;
II 4 stalls room for carriages, coachman's room,
&c. NJ NJ PARKER, l4lS st. se:sO-ot
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FOR RENT-HALLS.

LrOR REMITTANCE FURNISHED HALL. SUITA-
IT BILE for clubs lodges societies, public meetings
also committee Rooms: moderate. Apply to JAM
ITOR, top floor of premises 9o4 Pennsylvania ave.
s-s1-3ts
V,OR RENT-FUkNISHED HALL, 923 St. NV
IT to lodges. clubs and ations days aud
evenings 10 suit Apply at W. u DENlSON'S Real
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TOT inc he1OW feSer Suueres
The following additional subscriptions for the
yellow fever sufferers in Florida have been re-
ceived at The stan ONCE:
Heretofore acknowledged ............. 81, 234. IS
Evening Star Co, cost OF advertisement
Ucu0ut ConCcit..-. ll-o
Cash ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 500
ros., IN
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Thought to be q Maryland Murdcre

LANCASTER, PA, Sept 24-On1cers have ARRESTED
near Columbia negro supposed to be Henry Boyd
who murdered Levi Cox, also cOlOred, In Hartford
County, Nd, on September /. The Maryland au
thOrit1es have been notified.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-24

TIE NNsrK1s' UNIoN.-The Ninisters Union OF
the Dastr1ct, Rev. J. q. Mitchell moderator; Rev.
Y. w. moore, eecrrtary, held their monthly meet
Ing today In the Metropolitan 4. y. + church.
the material and spiritual needs Of the yellow
fever sunerer4 The churches were requested 70
pray Tor the suReren and 70 take collections for
also discussed. and the pastors WegO requested 70
aovlse their Congregations axalnse signing pett-
the union on 'sCrime a the DistFies q columDsa"
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pidify. Ihe Dioca rushed n torrrrs
% my chcaks; ooscr,A ~ face 9Th
my hand--
= And NOW. sweetheart taking on
q my hand- from my burning chsek
and leading me away I'm i you ~ -2ris-
fed about the hostage. re scat stay
lcrc any longer
A. b. spoke there Wa an explosion
In the ior--. and Il seemed ~ II = dDzen
shrieking eats were whirling over our
heads. l almost wished one 81 them
would strike me dead The Captain
led me like child toward the forts
through smoke and noise and ccufu-
sion- didn't think 81 the battle that
was opening: only thought hor i'm
modest he mn@t think me. and That be
never would believe ! could b. - stu
pid a. not 20 know what he meant b
leaving = hostage
I have had % suffer al my HE so'
that one mistake never can have
my way about any thing: for when N,
husband finds all other expedienr- 70
governing 70 b. failqye-- he invariabl!
taunis me with having forced his -<cr-
AZ the cannon's mouth a NfcA<'
| IL Hargrrs Wr<Hg-
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SOME OSv'
..,, .hall Be lyinx cold and stIli.
tn ,,,,es hands % folded On my breast
". ~ 40 the bidding Of my WILL
Hom e,s III conscious morn disturb my rest
~ nv work viii III b laid aside.
' spaed though al unfinished q w'l' seem %
me- ,,mes fasl. how hard tried.
III Tsas ms llfe's work might moro shan s'"Do'e
h..
..x NV noisy boys viii gently tread.
~, -,r,,nr shout of Mother reach my ear;
-, ave them from. the dangers that dread.
when thou hast taken me past ail my fear
.'.r day my weary feet will cease 20 elmo
~ uthll path that was 90 rough 70 me;
rsnogh wclnigh siippins' ~ now sweet Nc
Teamed In NY weakness ~ the way on Theei
a.v ,he ono beloved whose gentle touch
would send the thrilling currents 70 my
a IA vain regrets viii lavish overmuch.
e IA tears that with mine might have 1owsd
viii start:
", eyes. grown careless 70 express Their
love-
re searched 80 of In vain-br'ng now shei'
.,.rrs responsive. nor sealed eyel:ds move
west would have been 80 precious, shall
need no more.
-, treat burdens lie upon my heart;
n.e NO had sorrows left this message sweet
.ur.r VI anothcrs burdenA" but the he"vl
part
u.m.sl: doth carry, yet my hayward fees
ua,s f.l,sred. ana soreiy need, to-day.
sere words OF comfort from apilrrlm friend
rsIs,linr Hs sweet WILL ns by the way
~ wslk together; may be near The end
near friends. to-day Il ours; another daw
may shine
c1oudIess and fair. with no declining sun.
~ need Of any ministry nor aid Of N ne
II that hlest day. The work o. IRE y aone.
~ Harriet Hor<. In Union Sigadi.
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FRONTIER DEFENsES



FRONTIER DEFENSES
u~w Fr..c< u Pr~par~d - Eev>1 Asy
ARRrd Issaa<r
II the French do not feel themselves
competent 70 take Berlin they feel per
fectly safe behind their fortified places
to repel any invader The result q .
war between Prussia and France on
one hand and the triple alliance on
the other would be far from certain Il
the two former pursued cautious POI
| lev. When the Franec-Pru~sisn war
broke out II was the intention 4 Louis
Napoleon 70 invade Southern Germany
and either take Bavaria and the other
south German States IS allies or force
their neutrality. and thus isolate them
from Prussia He Was anticipated b.
lie rapid movement Of the German
army.
The policy. should another war with
Germany occur. would probably y
something as follows. Pre-uming Al
WAYS that the Germans would invade
the country - before The eastern
frontier Of France. and in fact nj the
eastern part Of the country. has been
made one great fortress Il strikes
the non-milirary mind as imPregnable-
The part Of the French frontier CO
terminous with Germany-thzt i the
} part Of il between the frontiers q
Switzerland and Belsium-is about
one hundred and fifty miles
! long. This j. protected BY
FIRST line Of strong places fortified with
AL the resources Of modern engineer
ing. and connected BY : continuous
, line 81 intrenchei camps There are
four Of ihese-Belfort Epinai- Ioul
and verdon- We're these places cap
tured land il would not be safe for ~
army 10 leave any 81 them in h
rear) the invaders would find ffry
9 miles behind them another line p
E strong places- united in similar was
Z by infrenehed camps These arc Ian
: gres. Dijon- Besancon- Reims. L@on an'
4 La Ferre. covering : line nzrurall.
somewhat longer than the nrst- Tn
b Is not all There Is before reachin:
III Paris. another and longer line having
= Lyons At the southern end Lille
y the northern. and between then
e Arras and Cambria These cities have
2 within 4 few years. been furnishes
= with strategic RAILROADS that would en-
q able the French 10 concentrate th~i
p forces promptly on any given point
b Suppose the invading army 20 haF'
taken the first line Of fortified place
D and 70 be near or 10 have pzrti.
pa.ze.l the second The policy Of n
French would be to bring troops from
!. the North or south BY it, strategy
Lrailroads. concentrate them on n
tanks u the enemy and defeat thei
:: scattered force in detail In
\ situation II the invaders ~oui'
e be more and more precaricu
e the further they advanced towar'
Paris. unless they paused 70 take ever,
/. fortress which might occupy month
y Of valuable time Were Russia in ~
,e ichf Germany could mot Pos<ibl1
:. place more than ; million q men -
her western frontier. which wcui<
= scarcely b. enough FOR defense. Ger
II ss;nlx fsr too few to invade country
% abundantiy fortified II = quit
III certain the Germans realize this Ihei
military writers never fail 10 give IN
= facts their full force in their works
The route from the Eastern frontsr'
= "a Paris viii never IL found again =
e,sx - In lS-0 The French soldie
1-eIr..I 60 -
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Il - Bu-.Io Ny uaz srerrun
~ u-,,iriez>I cu<laws. snd he
: r-z,I ~-Drd az rood people were h<.r-
. ing sf<h< from sAe bottom q their
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: - 80 A. Bur.lo.-
~ rT-~-s.-l /. sor4x-four-xenr-oH
- 49, - "a - sh<ri9
h-<c-~ - 49, whxs - -
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- n Br~.z, A he tinid poole
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Il sorzr urcp,ers breath away tEis
: 49, 1890 a This lawyer. pro-
.o<;-~ .rsczzlv that II n.de the cify's
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49, 80 F,v~r~ 1850 - - kk~us -
u>rk - 80 <.z6~@.l r~.s<~s1~~-
D. Moine- Lss1<rs Hurrzh- th<--
for Cl-rtlsrt. Uurn~n ~ Fir<cry-
ChIr1es kcrr- Tb~ D-r1ccr>-ir
party - iAs R<r1siican ror-ys ''A2scA .
Empori. fKzn-) Drr>rsr- Crre-
Land and Thrruzn- That i she si<<r<-
Clear the trs<k- s,d - = - 6a--.-
Cher
Chicago CIc,<= Tie conrez.ion- IN
many chnrzcrcrs The no~1 rezark1ble
party assembly, tbe Republic - seen-
has d0nc il ~ork rel
Moline fAla-) E<gi.s>r- rhe h'erli,g
n The names a ClerelanL aid I1ur-
nan i equivalent % = yic-ory- lAe
result = 10 LOGGER d0uo<flL
ST. Paul y<rs- The >eler<ion q c-ere-
l.nd and Thur1zn - The lezier< q
the Denccrztic party n this campaign
! means that the Denocrz<s are <Ding %
/ 6zht The battles q theczmpz-gn % ria-
/ S. Louis E,Y1szir= he s. Louis
co1renfion a ISIS riil be nencrzbie
one. because IT, action clo--d the era
Of sham politics and 1ung dorm The
= -
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-06-29

President Adams. Of Cornell Cni-
vcr<ify. prcncuDcc~ cceinczsicn q shs
-syc< Il that Institution ; success-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-06-29

Lafayette College . Ea1cn h.
sent out 80 professors and te.chers-
nearly so civil and mining engineers.
So physicians. - ministers md 81.
lawyers Her alumni srs found in
every State and Territory In the
Union- The new catalogue shcrs
IN attendance Of - students. from
eighteen States. besides SIAM Japan
and Honduras