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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-16
ryprAy SUMMER DEPARTS IN TEARS.

The tremendous downpour OF rain that flooded the
streets and made New-Yorkers miserable yesteday
portend the close of that pleasant season OF the year
Indian summer, and the beginning Of winter. The
waercharged clouds obscured the sky with such thick
black masses that there scarcely any honest,
bright daylight 1t rained necessarily from till
afternoon, from afternoon till night as Jack Point
sings In the Yeomen of the Guard" Lights were
kept burning in many public places and In many fac
tories and private houses nearly all day long I'm
brellas and rubber over-shoes were at premium
The authorized scientific explanation Of the rain
storm is that an atmospheric depression, which was
generated over the Gulf is creeping up the coast eav-
ing trail of rain, fog, asthma, and pneumonia. 1t
Is expected that the weather will continue unsettled
until tomorrow, when it will probably Dc clear and
cold
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-16
SHE RAN AWAY FROM HOME TO MARRY

The marriage the City Hall Monday by Vice
President Bowling, OF the Board OF Aldermen. Of an
Tnosh couple who evinced desire secrecy been
the caus, Of much speculation. Yesterday IL learned
that the contracting persons Alfred Robinson who
has kept sporting house Corey leland and Aabele
Winternghan, OF Leeds England lie Is tiirty-clght
year, old and she twenty. The cot pie were at
their home No. 800 DougassL, Brooklyn yesterday,
and Mr. Robinson said sporting in England,
where l born. and became acquainted with my wife
through father, who is bookmaker Leeds when
came 70 country kept up correspondence which
eliminated In my wiics leaving her home and coming 10
Sac arrived the City OF Chicago Sunday. Did her
usreuts know she coming oh, no; but then they
sl,oy II now. and that married"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-16
SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS TO BE NAMED.

President J. Edward simmons, Of the Board OK
Education said yesterday that the published state
mcnt in several papers of his Interview with Mayor
Hewitt was not true. a. did not call on MI
Hewitt said dr Simmons, to request him to appoint
a school commissioner and I have made no such
request of him. so that he did not say that might
attend to my business and he would attend to his
whatever differences may have in politics, l am
sure he would have treated me gentleman II had
called at his office on official business"
Mayor Hewitt will appoint seven new school COM
mssioners next week and the names will be sent In
to the Board OF Education at its meeting on Wednes-
day Those whose terms expire are Charles Crazy,
william Wood, E. ]. H. Hansen. Miles NJ o'Bren'
william A. Cole, Ferdinand Traud and william
Lummis Some Of the school teachers have called on
the Mayor requesting him to appoint ono or TWO
moro women In the Board but he is reported as
declining appoint any women. 1t is also said that
he Is not inclined TO reappont any OF the FORMER
members of the Board. Among those who have oeen
mentioned for appointment are William Dowd, who
was at one time commissioner, Morris n Jesup
and General Alexander p. Ketchum. Charles Crary
William Lummis and Miles NJ O'Brien are thouSnt
likely TO be reappointed. Among the new members
II Is also said that Mayor Hewitt has expressed MS
intention of appointing two or three VINO nave d
practical understanding of building and IL IS SAID tnat
there is too great extravaganza in the school Duu
ings now being erected by the Board
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-16
SELLING LIBRARIES BY AUCTION.

The auction sale of the libraries OF EDWARD j.
ORellly, lately OF The NewYOrk Times and Of Paul
Daulte, Of the New York superior Court, called TO-
geher good number Of buyers yesterday Inc
sale is held at the auction rooms of George A.
Leavitt q Co., Nos. 787 and 7s9 broadway, and con
tnues to-day and tomorrow. The collection en-
braces much standard felton, history and poetry,
together with books art, and numerous biographies
There are many works electricity and telegraphy,
and also several files OF early newspapers and mum
Der OF original editions of famous books. Among the
prints there several OF engravngs from the
originals of Raphael, Rembrandt, and other we'll
known masters. The sales yesterday were at fairly
good prices, and bidding reasonably active
A score or more of lawyers were at the auction
rooms of Bangs & Co., Nos 739 and al Broadway
yesterday, replenishing their book-sheves with
volumes from the law library Of ANIL Dodd OF New
ark ~ j. Many standard law books were bought al
reasonable prices and long sets of New-York, Massa
chusets and Pennsylvania reports were quickly dis
posed Of English Chancery, Common Law and Ex,
chequer reports were not I'm such good demand, and
sold somewhat lower. There was one exception
however, when a neatly written manuscript volume
of Chancery reports brought nearly go. The first re
port in this volume, the Strange Case OF Jeky
VS. Jekyl. The volume a large one with the
writing on but side OF the page.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-16
GRAIN And PRODUCE MARn ELS.
rEAruREs or NEw.YoR DEALINGS.

There was no decided ia the cereal markets yes
terday and few features developed. Reports
that prospects good for removal Of the duty
on imported American grain and little war; talk
based on extreme interpretations OF foreign adviccs
were influences which gave strength wheat. But to
probable the gossip that Hutchinson was free
buyer Chicago had influence traders than any
thing Shippers wheat. but spot lots were
held lGl IL cent higher The transactions in the
amounted about 900 900 bushels. and the
variations recorded the small volume Of business were
largely due scalp.nc operations December opened al
10 "a, ~ II Il and then fell Oh TO Al 10 80
the last price being IL above "Wednesday hnal
figure az al May ranged from 81 II l4dSl II 90
to II 10 rs and ended Up 81 cent 81 IL IL. Inc
rest OF the options followed the general movement
and scored net gains Of "a for November 81 10 l-b.
IL January 81 - IL. and for June. 1889.
Tor export - bushels being taken by shippers The
general spot market aEd fcatureess. Options
were dull fluctuations nrst uD and then
downward closed heavy with December showing a net
and January al 80 Ia and May az As IL
cents being unchanged There fairly good business
done in oats ar prices and the options eded up
A. for November az 81 L. and Is cent Tor December
AZ 81 rs and January 80 rs cents Lard wa easier
An the early dealings. but the cose was-irm ana prices
Tho receipts OF grain and -four reported Yesterday ~
NcTYotk Baltimoe. philadelphia ana Boston weie a.
folloys: Wheat 4a9l5 bushels. corn l"loio pus,cs
oats II OG4 bushels grain 251Q2b bushels nouf.
a. 55s nackages At Chicago. Milwaukee, ana 81 d~l
he arrivals Wheat 1G7 go bushels co1n ood
nsbels oats 1913 2O4 bushels total grain oZOo'o ouS
els flour, 2S, 80 barrels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-16
ARMY AND NAVY INTELLIGENCE.
ENERAL HOWARD TRANSFERRED TO THE d.

GENERAL HOWARD TRANSFERRED TO THE III
VISION OF THE ATLANTIC
washington, Nov 1.-THE following order has been
issued by the Secretary OF War
Ry direction Of the President the following changes
OF and assignments TO command arc orucied' MaIor
General John NJ Schofeld, commanding the army i'
at his own request relieved from the command OF inc
Division of the Atlantic. Maior-Gcneral ohver w.
Howard Is relieved Of the command OF the DIVISION
OF the Pacific and Department Of California ana as
sicned IN the command OF the Division Of the Atlantic
prpader.Gener Nelson A. Miles IS relieved from the
command OF the Department of Arizona ard asseheu
the command OF the Division of the Pacinc ana De-
partment of California. Colonel Benjamin H. Grerson
10th Cavalry is assigned 10 the command of the
Department OF Arizona
Colonel Eugene A. Carr, 9th Cavalry, has been
assigned t. the commaud Of tho District Of Now
Mexico, with headquarters at Fort Wingate, New
Mexico
The proceedings OF the courtmartial In the case Of
Captain r. W Shufeldt assistantsurgeon. have been
laid before the President The officer was stationed
at Fort Wingate " NJ, and found guilty OF negec
of duty, It appearing that he was an enthusiastic
naturalist and gave up to the collection Of specimens
time that should have been devoted TO his mcdca
duties The sentence OF the couri-martal was dis
mssal from the service, but the President has moi
yet passed upon II.
The Juniata arrived at Alden today
The Kearsargc from Portsmouth, y. H., and the
Coast Survey steamer Gcdney, from York, have
arrived at Fortress Monroe.
Pass Assls;ant-surgcon Robert Swan has been
ordered TO appear before the Retiring Board Passed
Assistant Engineer J. +. Bingham, to duty in the
Navy Yard League Island Ensign n. J. Hapine
has been dctac from duty In the Coast Survey and
ordered TO hold himself In readiness FOR sea seAlce
Assistant Engineer A. s Hal tead from duty at leagu e
Island, and ordered 10 duty al Ptisburg, Win inc
steel Inspection Board.
leave of absence for year with permission 10
leave the United States
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-16
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JILL Ig5s ssss IA. Pai'' ss
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Sos 264+ , $50 2z55 Stsa ao 2l+9 &c., 2S4o
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of Jane MaSKaye, John f. White Mary Houston mary A.
Hstel 10 M William Hurbsr los a,o m Freedman j.
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surkRroa couRr-TRIsL TEnx-PAR1 before seos"0N'
surEmSs. cogEI|TaIsI TrRx-PAnr H-Bcf0re Trua1'
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COMMON Pleas. EouIrY TERx-Adjourned until Novem-
Der 10
COMMON PLkAs-TRIAI TERM-PA9T LmBef0re Allen j.
COMMON PIEAs~TRiAI TERM-PART II-AdJourned for the
term. x,.-oh-na. >fot,ons
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COURT OF GENERAL sEssIoxs-PART II-Before Cov-ing'
j. and Assistant DsrictAttorney Goh-Nos 10 Il inci"
COURT OF GENERAL sEssIoxs-PARr I11-Before Recorder
smyt and Assistant Attorney Jerome-Nos 10 ~
! inclusive.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-16
CLOSING PRICES OF PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
ON THE SUBJECT OF RATE-CUTTING
Thursday, Nov. 15-p. m


The stock market to-day opened of from last
nights prices under continued pressure to hammer
values. The stock loan market reflected some
addition to the short" interest in greater de-
mand to borrow but there was good deal OF
shifting Of loans After the opening the market
gathered strength by buying for both the short
account ami outside demand from home and
abroad, and prices made material advances all
the list. Till o'clock prices ruled firm, bur
the market became exceedingly dull.
This situation Invited another bear raid, and
there were present supporting orders, success
attended the effort TO make prices lower than the
opening figures with comparatively small transac-
tions The principal drive was made against
Lake Shore and 1t, after selling up from so IL
to 100 ID closed With excited offerings at 80 l-8
New-Yorlz and Ncw-England was q special feature
in the early dealing, and rose 10 AZ 3-s against
A. So last evening; but it closed at AZ 80
Concerning this stock there are IN circulation
several rumOrs as to who has obtained the CONT oil
il it, The mystery will be solN ed IN few days;
but it is probable that the question is so definitely
settled that there will not be another 90 shares
of it purchased for that purpose. The market
despite the late hammerng closed with an APP
pearance of a rocky foundation
TREASURY PURCHASES
The Treasury purchased s2l 1900 1-2 bonds
at los 5-S The rejected offers included IS,
sss, 800 at 1913, $4,000 at 12o 3-s, 100000 at
1870; and lis s25. 900 at 100 The local
market was dull with the nominal quotations as
follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-16
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New YORK THURSDAY Nov iS ,, :,
y v vain. the FssIs s3.ssy head No trading at
has 9.srfe,sd ana ss.ened the volume bus
Range D' Beef sold Ss7 Ice: Native a. 1ss
Fva a1d s snS'' aa aRd Extra ~ quote R
Shipments 74o quarters Of Beef in the Egypt by Jo-
Good Cows in sht supply r@ selling $3.50
per mead and Choice at even higher figures. Inferior
Al gf;s ssS head which sis
I'd % Sos@od 100 P, w y..,
At t ssasS % while Choice and selected Bucks County
''y Dressed rassers Arm at l2a5 2c and very few
i s1d Sc'y Dressed bringing to i2c with Choice
5 saiss-HalIsnDeck & Hollis; 90 Grsssers rsw Fed
taiyss "a r. az g s. IL; e DO, 2f7 n, IS 70;
s,s''sr, % q D. So ve'l'
YEAS ias b q y 50; : d. le5 n a. s.;
10 s de- a73 S' =. s2 50 10 r.
EveritL riacSck: % Grass,r, 25s n az 81 CO.
nSER xND so e II . 80 & O.
Ts Continues eani and y &
today with an the Snsrlng o and 9dds the sS SsS
% .od fssS5 5Ss4 So aSd ecoad
Which sold At 81 IS IS limo tn lowest price for Lambs
and r 1 %at Sa1s n 0a g ss ana best
eases sell in small way a. 9c; For Good Dressed
LAMBS lOnlU l--c are ruling
average at 80 per 100 n 27s do. go n az 80 80: l5s
DO 90 - sc 20: 81 do. % d. at 50 20 .o5 90 - d.
So 90 9S Northern Canada do "a 10 at 80 CO. ~ o.
q IL ~ at 80 -; 100 Canada do 10 h. at 80 so'
DiiIenbacE & Dewey: 1872 State Sheep. 101 =. at -
f9S do us ~ at 81 80 50 State Lambs % n 81 80; III
65 n So so 50 do 20 ~ at SO 75 - do rs D. az 81,
SO % 1877 Territory 80 n at "a 75 lQl Pennsy
| I'll Canada 10 at SO 81 ID -. - 80
| d. Harrington SO State Sheep - n at SO 90 lol
d. % n, at 80 rs Il do 81 n at q 10 do IS h. az
81 So 1o9 Ohio Do: 96 n a. % 80 Stats LamSs ~
| 80 H. at 81 10: $50 DO 90 n. az - 90
Walsh Kirby & Co. State Sheep. 50 10 a, - 20 I:
16 do 80 H. at 80 so; Is do. ll6 at - % 90 90 ~
| ~ at a. 35: 102 state Lambs. 81 ~ 20; 10. 90
81 10 SO rs 81 do. 70 n. at 50 80; 81 DO 81 70 AZ
SO 90 10: 81 do, 20 l2 ~ at 50 70; 10 oo % ID AZ
jenine Wright Co. 70 STATE Sheep 90 n at "a rs
S Is ~ :. ws:'e:S s s 3 <
J. r. Sadler a Co. 21l kentucky Sheep. 91 .. 20
o. so S71 western do. 100 n. atst75. =.
a, ks a. - fennsSynnIa d. IS ~ a, 81 Is u
PENNSYLVANIA Lambs, OF 2 ~ OF SO so $40 -,
Judd & buckingham 81 state sheep. lO3 70. az -:
SO Pennsyiyana do. 9s 70 at 81 IL IL AZ 20 toI q;
do GO n at 90 50; 70 state do 60 II. at 90 10; 200
w. HoGS-Recepts AZ cars OF 6.313 head-25 cars az
Jersey city aud IL cars at 40th.st Feeling firm and
| dealers quote so to sc IS for Good Hogs 49,, .s
Country dressed dull. owing to the unavoraoie weather
! and mice. are a little weak. Heavy sell at 1-2c
Medium at LAS Lee; and &c is the outside quotation
for Light ,,-,,. . r. 20 S,.,o Hasa taa n
a, s i.4c per h 8 Rough do. ESQ n, at lac.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-16
COTTON MARKETs-DY TELEGRAPH

LIVERPOOL. Nov ia m-Co,toa-The sales OF the DAY
Included 200 bales American Futures closed seay.
Uplands Low Middng clause November dehyery JS0td
sellers November and December delivery 3O64d sellers
pecemher and January delivery s6id yanc January and
February delivery 2SGfd sellers. February and March
delivery ~ 6le buyers March and April delivery. ~
Cad BUYERS April aud May delivery. 3loid sellers May
and lime delivery S3Cid sellers June and July delivery.
"a CAD sellers.
GALVESTON Nov l5-Cotion steady MAding ll-l6; Low
Midlny 0 Good Culinary. 49, act anil gross receipts,
G0ls bales exports eo..stwise, bales; slcs LIZA
bales stock. 7T,1I5 bales
NORFOLK Nov l5.-Cotton steady. Mliling. o.; net
and gross receipts sos. bales exports tO Great Britain
bales oostwise. 800 bales sales 1852 bales STOCK
AZ 900 bales
NEW ORLEANS. Nov. l5cotton steady. Middng pa; Low
Middling 9is, Good Ordinary 81; net receipts 1888
gross receips 1918 bales exports 10 Great Britain
875Obes the continent 500 bales coaswse A50
salea 1000 bales stock leso07 balsa.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-16
rHE WATSON BABr NOR YET REcAPTUREp.

MIR. Howe, of Howe a Hummel, said yesterday
that they had yet been able TO recover Cecil
Wilmot Wason, the child that they allege has been
stolen from its mother by George T. Wason. who
was suing her for divorce Mrs. Nason has not been
served with the complaint In the case but only the
summons and her counsel cannot tell what charges
the husband makes against her. Mr.. Howe said that
they would proceed criminally against the father
and grandmother. Mrs. MasOn much distress ed
over the loss OF her chld, her health Is aneced
thereby. The SUN vi the jurisdiction OF
the courts OF this state in civil proceedings.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-16
COLUMBIA GLASS ORGANIZATIONS.

The various classes In the schoo. OF Mines OF
Columbia College have elected officers follows
senior class-presldent 4. Knapp; vlce-pivAIdont,
H. Atha secretary A. Provost; treasurer, If. {. Pei
ton: historian, +. VI. smith. JuniSr class. NJ.
Hewlett vice president, Il. II. Belts; secretary, I.
NJ. st. John; treasurer c. J. Hicks; historian,
D. W. Andrews, ir. sophomore cass-T. A. lave
MEYER IT,. vice president, +. Blossom secretary,
r. IL. hoadley jr. treasurer, ". y. Robertson his
torian, q. VI. Anderson. In the freshman class the
ulIcers have yet been chosen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-16
DE PAry SOON TO BE BROUGHr BACK.

An Indictment will probably be found to-day against
Charles l. DE Baum, the fugitive bank cashier, whose
extradton has been ordered by the Canadian courts.
Detectives sheldon and Sheridan Will start for Canada
a days secure the prisoner when the authori-
ties are ready surrender him. Assistant District
Attorney John d. Lindsay, who has had charge of the
case for the prosecuting authorities OF this city said
that the case was all intricate and that the
opinions Of the Canadian judges defining forgery at
COMMON law would be leading decisions OIL that
rz.iuf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-16
PAINTINGS BY pELAoRoIx AND BRETON.

There Will be upon exhibition to-day at the gallery
of Messrs Knoedler il Co., remarkable group OF
paintings by Delacrox and Jules Breton. The two
examples OF Delacroix :" Les CONFUSION mains dc
Tanger,o and tho admirable. although less famous
pssndng, L'enevemont dc Rebccca.' Breton Il
represented by the laige Lunch in the Fieds" two
paintings of sngl3 figures, called " Morning. and
Evening" an early sea-shOre scene. and study Of
a head Only the of the exhibition can be noted
at present but Will recognize the interest
of this little collection
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-16
CLOSING 4 IRIDIUM cELEBRA71oy

The third and last day Of the Iridium celebration In
ST. Patrcks Cathedral in honor Of tn heauncaon Of
John Daptse DE- La Sale. the founder Of the Christian
Brothers was held yesterday In presence Of large
congregation POnt1cal high celebrated Ia
the morning half past 10 o'clock by Bishop Francis
McNeirny Of Albany. with Monsignor john NJ. Farley
acting assistant priest the Rev John j. Keane a.
deacon the Rev. j. b. Slater subdescon. and the Rev.
I w. Kely master OF ceremonies The lev. Dr. John
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-16
WAS HE TREMENDOUSLY ACTIVE Or MOTT

Matthew Lyons, foreman Of u paving gang in the
Department OF Public Works, complained yesterday
that no had been discharged for refusing to pcddc
Mayor Iewitts tickets at his election district in the
XXIIId Assembly District the day of election.
Lyons says that his instructions 10 work for Hewitt
were in writing and came from Michael Foye con
tractor I'm the department. Water Purveyor Culver
said yesterday that Lyons discharged for attend
Ing much politics to the neglect of his duties.
Nj. Culver denied that Lyons had received any written
Instructions to work for Mr.. Hewitt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-16
PRODUCE MARKET.

LIVERPOOL Nov. 1880 p. m.-Bre- In fair demand
park-In fair drmand Hams-In fair demand Cheese-II
fair demand Bacon-Thc demand II improving. Talow
There IL MOTH ny Offering Spirits Of turpenne-Tn de-
mand Rosn-In far demand IArd-spot and futures Spoi
In iu far demand Western spot
nri1 NJ 4g- hi Whelf-In demand Four-In nir
maud fJ-n-spot and r;nrc-In far demand mxed West
EN- suoi duu a - 9d November. steady a. Is -h De
cnirr steady W a. Ht January. steady al - I'll Hops al
London scN YORK St.te--l. .aari demand
LoNDoS NOV l5-sp.-lis " urpani.nc "a 9l per cwt
ANTWFkP Nov lj-Wncnx's lani closed al lO3 francs 80
cenlme- per 100 k0s. -.
ANTwEhP Nov. l5.-PeroIeum Pine pale American 10
francs ~ eutimea paid and scllera
BKKaES Nov Ib-Petro.eum- I marks so ptennigs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-16
TIVE STOCK MARKFTs-BY TELEGRAPH

cu,c,ao Union Stock Yards. Nov l5-" The Drovers'
Jonrna" reports Cattle-Recepts $1,000 head shipments
SSno market lower 81 0OdS5 80 Steers So O03
a 90 stockers Feeders ~ 90 40 Cows Bulls and
Mixed 81 5OaS 10. Texas Cattle 81 s0a3 80 Western
Rangers 81 80 "A 90 -
i HOGS Receipts $4,000 head shipments 1000; market
Mixed - % % % Heavy - 70 40 d. iAgh - %
a go. skips 80 10 d5 10.
.,eadv Natives Inferior Prime ~ SOFA 40 Western
shorn 90 S. Texans shon 81 jO93 40 Lambs 80 70
Qs5 80.
ST Louis Nov l5-Cattle- Receipts 2.l65; shipments
25O market slow Choic" Heavy Native steers 80 90
q, 5O Fair 10 Good Native - 1000 90 Butchers
Steers Medium Choice So 40d4 49, sockers and FEEDERS
pair 10 tioo OOG3 Is Rangers. C1rnfe - OOGf 10;
Uoss-Receipfs D. 75 head: shipments i05 market
choice Heavy Butchers selections s. % as IS.
Packing Medium 10 Prime 80 loG5 25. Light Grades
Or,.iuary to Best - 1898 20. -
Sheep-Receipts 1920 shipments ooOj MARKET nfn
Fair TO Choice SO 90 az 40