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New-York tribune., 1888-03-28
4 JURY FINDS YOLAy GUILTY

BouSD BROOK N. j., March 27.-Tbe coroner's In
quest in the Bound Brook case was concluded this
afe % n at Me seroie's Hoe, HarlIrgen. Tho
result was that Morris Nolan ~as committed by Cor
oncr C. r Fischer to await the sction of tn Grand
and At IN returned with he following verdict:
From the evidence pi iodUcel b lose a. We fHd That
william Race came to his death IN arb ~, tewecn
by fork or fors handle r. fhe b nd Morris holak
sih We 1ud that no one else WA implicated
New-York tribune., 1888-03-28

Minneapolis, Mimi, March 27.-"The Journals
Winnipeg dispatch says; There has been decided
boom in Canadian Pacific stocks in consequence Of the
expected compensation for the release Of the mon
opoly clause Negotiations for the sale OF the Cana
dian Paclfc's Pembina branch to the Province have
fallen through and the Red River Valley road will be
built 1t is said on authority that the arrangement
between the Canadian Pacific and tho Northern Pacific
is not of permanent character. The Grand Trunk
will probably enter the Province at carly date.
The precise terms Of the Governments agreement with
the Canadian Pacific that II takes back land TO tho
value Of S10,O00C0 This sum Is to DO expended
imprOyementSn
New-York tribune., 1888-03-28
THE TEXAS TRAFFIC ASSOCIATION

SUIT BEGUN BY THE STATE To ENJ0iN THE RAIL
ROADS FROM CONTINUING BUSINESS.
AusTiN, Tex, March 29.-Atiorney General Hogg
To- day fled suit Ia the District Court to enloin the
Texas Traffic Association from a continuance OF Its
business. The petition charges that the Association
as a cons piracy that is menace to commerce and In
defiance OF the constitution and laws OF Texas WITH
the peton IS fled aii eAbib containing copy OF the
articles Of agreement and rules governing the iexas
Traffic Assoc atiOn-
New-York tribune., 1888-03-28
Oh UeHr wIrH 4 MISSING RAILROAD ooUPoS.
DID SEE oAr0H RI ON TIE "L" ROAD

wATERTows.N. ". March 27.-Mis. L. +. Ford, OF
Brooklyn, who north visit to her mother
Mrs NJ d. sni'tn, Rcnvilie. ST. Lawrence Co"nty,
about two weeks ago. died Of smallpox - that place
last evening. A iew days before iesvine new orr ORR
she saf in an eevsisd train next to = man whose
face wss badly pockipsrhod With she arrived a.
Richviilc -he Was Attacked by What appeaod ~ NC
measles but whics RAPID, Developer INTO smAhPoA
Mrs. Ford's age was fwcnfy-four
New-York tribune., 1888-03-28
THE PANAMA CANAL LOAN.

Paris, March 27.-A committee Of eleven members OF
the Chamber of Deputies has bcen appointed to con-
slider the proposal of the Panama Canal Company to
Issue lottery loan Five of the members are in favor
Of the loan. four opposed TO IT, while the other
two desire to mako O more minute examination OF the
question.
Panama Canal shares were exceptionally firm on
the BOurse to-day, advancing 12 t. under the prospect
that the proposed loan will be favored by the Com
mlttee of the Chamber Of Deputies.
New-York tribune., 1888-03-28
MAY 0 roR TUE NEw.JERsrY CONVENTION.

MAY FOR THE NEw-JFRsFY CONVENTION.
Trenton, Ma ch 81 (speci4D.-The Republican
State Convention has been called for MAY 0. II viii
be held in Taylor's Opera House, this city. II Mr..
Rane is declared out of the the Jersey delegates
Will favor william Walter Phel for nst place the
National ticket, and n som, else T. chosen they
viii support him for ths nomination for VicePrest
10 q.
The Democrats State Convention Will be held In
this city on May b.
New-York tribune., 1888-03-28
ATTEMPT TO CREATE A PANIC.

FURGtD LETTERS SAYING THAT BISMARCK had
BrKN STRICKEN WITH AroPLEXY. .
BERLIN March 27.-Forged letters, purporting to be
signed by the president Of tho Rechsbank to tho eject
that Prince Bismarck had been stricken with apopexy,
circulated the Bourse to day. All efforts to
discover the ideutisS OF the fofgers havo thus far
proved fruitlcss.
New-York tribune., 1888-03-28
THE FLOODS IN GERMANY.

Berlin March 27.-The banks Of the Elbe are flooded
for q distance Of many miles, Hundreds Of villages
are submerged. An enormous amount Of damage has
been done and many lives have been lost
New-York tribune., 1888-03-28
OUT OF THE ARMY BUT NOT CUT OF THE
Way.

GENERAL BOULANGER FORMALLY RETIRED FROM
ACTIVE SERVICE
PARIS, March 27-On the proposal Of the Minister
Of War; the President acting the unanimous advice
of the officers who conducted the court martial. has
signed decree placing General Bouanger on the re-
been consdered az i by the Council Of Ministers
The Cabinets decision regarding General Boulanger
is taken quietly Tho Llbere" says the police have
taken extensive precautions prevent demonstrations.
New-York tribune., 1888-03-28
THE Ygw rKEAsuRER OF HENrrCKK

LougsiLis.Msrch S7.-Judss q. Sharp. ehairsnsn
Of tho Domocrstie state Executive ConmIttss. vss
to-day nonihaied aad counrmod Tsessnrr pc
tom of KosrUoky b. the Senate Two hundcd hsrrae
Of whiskoy have boon saehcd - tho psepcrty n ~
stscondins Trsss"r~s. and u ID thought nste MAJ -
found
New-York tribune., 1888-03-28
NO PIECEAfEAL RECIPROCITY.
CANADIANS EXCITED AND THE GOVERNMENT I

TERMINED.
OTTAWA. March 27 Speciap.-The reported fnten-
ton to bring in bill at Washington to replace on the
dutable list Canadian products admitted into the
United States duty free. has created great sensation
here. 1t has enormously strengthened the hands Of
the Opposition. Miniseraliss interviewed tonight
declare that the Government will refuse pecemeal
cprocty at any risk. They will mako no further at
tempt to negotiate the basis OF Sir Charles Tup-
per's correspondence with Mr.. Bayard and decline
absolutely consider any proposal for admitting free
into Canada products of the United States similar TO
those Of Canada which admitted free into the
United States.
New-York tribune., 1888-03-28

10 SUPPORT THE LOCAL GOVERNMENT BILL
London. March 27.-At . meeting OF tho Liberal
hsmbep Of Parliament to-day, Mr. Gladstone pro
siding Il was decided to support the leading principles
Of the Local Government bin and to try TO obtain an
New-York tribune., 1888-03-28
A NATTER OF LITTLE CONSEQUENCE

homss March 27.-1he Reforms' considers the
n''uns OF ~ Italian steamer b. shot from French
oncso curing target practice Of little consequence
- 9ssnsc shsi the Italian vessel did not stow nag
The COMMANDER OF the F,snce % snvadr,n denIes that
~ $50 :" - hfed 10 The directcp ~ tAs steamer
New-York tribune., 1888-03-28

London, March 2s.-It s stated that Superintend-
ent Orr Of the Belfast agency Of tho Equitable IEur-
ance Company, who was arrested for forging medical
certificates, Will be examined a witness. and that
six other persons will be implicated In tho frauds.
New-York tribune., 1888-03-28
B. AND O. SYNDICATE CLOSED.
NO ISSUE OF PREFERRED STOCK.

THE NEw-YoRK BANKERS CONCLUDE A FISAL
PURCHASE OF So. 100000 BONDS
II was learned yesterday that tho transactions
between the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
and the syndicate Of bankers which last summer
advanced the company the loans 1t required and whcn
effected the sale OF the Baltimore and Ohio Telegraph
to the Western Union Company, had been completed
Both interests express themselves satisfied with the
outcome of tho transaction. The syndicate, which
was composed OF Drexel, Morgan Co., Brown, Bros
& Co. and Kidder, Peabody Co., agreed to take
s5 900 preferred stock of the Baltimore and Ohio
and IS 600 900 consolidated mortgage bonds, but
after the bonds had been issued objection raised
In Baltimore TO the proposed issue OF stock Ihe
members of the syndicate werc not anxious to forco
an issue OF stock and the agreement with tho company
has been completed by the acceptance by the synd-
cate OF 90, 100000 OF consolidated bonds The fol-
lowing correspondence shows the unruth OF the ire
quen rumos circulated Of quarrels between the syn
dcate and the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, aud an
nounces the adjustment of all outstanding questions
between them:
BALTInoRH AND OHIO RAILROAD COMPANY, }
OFFICE OF THE President, I
BALTIMORE, March %, 1888.
Mcssrs. Drexel, Morgan Co., Brown Brothers a.
Co., Kdder Peabody q Co.
Gentlomen Referring to our several conferences ,n
sale TO you Of the two and half millions Of the con-
sodated mortgage bonds together with certined aed
As the issue of the preferred stock failed In conso
quence of the action OF the stockholders, gives me
pleasure to confirm understanding that this agree
ment entirely acceptable to the syndicate as In iu
satisfaction of all claims under tho original arrange
ment OF August last and that all matters between the
syndicate and the company sre thus agpeeably and
satisfactorily disposed Of s. SPENCER, President
NEw-YoRK, March 26, 1883.
S. Spencer, esq, president Baltimore and Ohio Raii-
road Company, Baltimore
Dear Sir: We beg to acknowledge receipt OF your
favor of 23d March, inclosing formal contract by
which We purchase from you the remaining e
luton Of tho board Of directors and OF the finance
committee authorizing same.
1t gives pleasure to state to you that this agree
ment is entirely acceptable to us as In full satlsac
ton OF all claims under tho original agreement OF
August last.
We have never had any desire to force the issue OF
preferred stock We deemed that issue the safest and
most desirable mode for raising tho money required
TO place your road in a satisfactory condition Tho
stockholders and directors, having arrived at different
conclusion, entirely satisfied with the course
that has been adopted
DRExHI, MORGAN II Co.
BROWN BROTHERS * Co
KlDDER. PEABODY & co.
New-York tribune., 1888-03-28
LOST BETWEEN TWO HOSPITALS.
DISAPPEARANCE OF GIRL LAST SEEN BEING
WHEELED INTO BFLLEYCE.

DISAPPEARANCE OF GIRL LAST SEEN BEING
WHEELED INTO BELLEVUE
Mary A. Cox has nysterfously disappeared She
was taken on March 10 10 the House of the Good
Samaritan suffering from dementia The same night
she sprang out Of first story window In her night
dress She was found unconscious On q snowbank,
frostbiten and having received injuries In her
fall. and was then removed to 81. vncents Hospiis
in an ambulance at a. m. on the morning Of March
10. At noon next day House-surgeon Moore ordered
the transfer Of the woman to Bellevue Hospital She
was removed thlther In ambulance In charge of
Surgeon Bell The ambulance arrived at Bellevue
at I2 AS noon, and Dr. Bell her placed In roller
chaIr Ard wheeled to the hospital, and he then re-
turned to 81. vincents.
Tho next day Michael Cox. an uncle Of tho woman,
called At St. vincents Hospital and was told that his
niece had been transferred to Bellevue He went to
the latter place and told that no such person had
been received Back he sped to g. yi1ceSnrs to re-
10 prove It DR. Bell showed his transfer stub. Since
then Mr. Coz has visited both hospitals twice or three
times day has not been able to ind the slightest
.Hs Dr. Be-. ins ad last night that could that he
delivered tho patient at Bellevue Hospital In &c.
cordanoe with the instructions of Dr. Moore, AT
Bellevue Hospital the doctors profossed to know
AUGHT wITH A MISSING RAILROAD 0oUPOY.
On March Mrs. Nelson, who lives at No. ~ West
Twenty ff hst., lost four coupons OF NewYork Cen
trail and Hudson River Railroad bonds They wcre
inclosed In sasd envelope anil were valued q slo
She reported her loss oflce. and yesterday two
young presented one VI the coupons at the once
and were arrested Ono Of the prisoners Is WEI am
McAlIster, age seventeen, who lives at No 400 East
Forty thire-st, and whose fsther Is sexton OF Holy
Trinity Church Forty-seco ond ST. and Msdlson-ave,
where the prisoner acts ass ant The other pls-
oner is Mark pHommedieu, age eighteen, of NO 10
East Egh' hist, who Is employed by the rail-
road company. McAllIser said be found ID eoupsn
he presented for payment I'm the aiee"sy OF inc
church and thought II was Of no value nniil ne
shaved IL 10 his friend Mark. WHO advised him 10
present II at the Office. IL denI khowinS an TIL
about the other coupons The accused were rcmanded
In the YoIkville Court by Justice Murray
New-York tribune., 1888-03-28
rnr TELEGRAPH TO THE rRrBuSE.1

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have now honor TO transmit herewith Win view
OF It's being communicated TO the Senate Tor its ao"ee so
consent convention providing for he absolute prohoi
LION vf tho coming Chinese sbofers Into he oh''eu
saes which vas concluded In this city on the lZth INST
nv ma under your and suthory snd oy the
chinese Minister al Capitol under the Imersi salhor
Ity Of China. ,,
Shortly after the advent OF your Administration was
advisable In view Of the manifest popular
IN the satea bordering upon the Paonc grow
ing out o, the presence re Of Chinese soorers ana e
obvous lack Of assimilation with the sympathes hsOits
and interests OF our cirena and the demonsuseo
Of The statutes intended to restrict their COM
ps ,mone US that On effort should be made to procure
the deAired relief oy obtaining the consent and
con ~ China by means Of amended treaty and thus
avoid the necessity resort 70 special egssuon "non
without the cooperative assistance Of the Chinese Gov
srnmea. would be less enecua and might also be open
10 execution as being conflict with or In derogsuoh Oh
the stipulauons OF existing conventions and possoy -
lupalrinr our good understanding with friendly ROVER
The temporary absence from the United states IN 1900
and the subsequent Illness Of the then Chinese Minister
unayodsbly delayed negotiations but upon the avs Oh
his successor the present Minister. Chang fon Hoon
propositions were speedily submitted 10 him for con-
yen,on absolutely prohibiting the immigration OF chinese
poreru and after further delay arising rom
yn, made by him Europe last summer the treaty here
with trsnsuitted has been concluded
THE PURPOSE AND OBJECT OF THE TREATY
BY THE arrangement hsv, secured the cooperation
Of China In so main pufpoAs and object Of the treaty
snIeh plainly sssss6 n the nrst article Of the convention
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-17
VARIED AND INTERESTING.

Nsw YoRK has more than Ct 600 onco
miserable people a. rest IN her potter 5 field
HupsoS, N Y. has a Stingy Club, whose
mem lers pledge themselves neither 70
treat nor accept a treat
Mr.. JoSEs, Of Garden City. Kan. has q
bunch Of cne hundred aud hffT buffalo that
b. has gathered within two years
CHrctGo claims the biggest map factory
II The world Tue annual outpus Is one
million per week
JEFF KiVG. coiorca man. died AZ Mamie,
Ga. ~ the well authenticated age Of one
hundred and twenty eight years He was
born near Richmond, Va, IA 100, and left
papers - prove lt-
The native inhabitants 81 Washington eat
large quantities of saltcd herring 70 coun-
teract che malaria Of the Potomac fats
The fish IS considered the best medicine 70
avert or cure chils.
TIE Justice of the peace AZ COsSvilic, No.
il samuel Gilmore. who IS forty years of
age and only two feet nine inches tail He
weighs ouiy forty-siK pounds. Mr Gilmore
is = successful farmer and a prominent
man IN the county.
At Central City. Col. tho other day a re-
tort containing $4,000 u gold was placed
IN bank for safe keeping The gold Tas
a. produced in single day bv one mine
The amount IS the greatest ever taken from
any nine IA the same length % time.
Mss ANA KArHxRISE GRzzs. the an-
thor ~ the famous "Leaven worth Case''
and other detective stories. - guilty Of oniv
one literary aTeCtation. II IL SAID. and that
"a The Jealous prese~vsrio Of the old sturnpa
q her pencils wiIh which SIZE nas written
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-17
BRIEF TELEGRAMs.

David A. Stewart President Of the Pitts.
burg Locomotive Works. was found dead in
bed yesterday.
The CITY Council Of Bslridere. H.. has
awarded the contract for sinking an sTte-
sian.
Edward Davev, OF Little Falls. Nnn.
bas fallen heir 70 s250.ooO and tract Of
land in North Caroiins. left him by al aunt
IN England.
Lucy Parsons entertained TIE friends Of
Anarchy With a speech st Cooper Institute
isst night.
Governor Oglssby oveFruied the decision
oi the state Board Il II "a h in The case -
Dr. WildmsD. whose certificate vas re-
voEed for alleged unpr0.essiouei conduct
The White Caps have sent warning 70 The
keepers q = esmsiinx house a. Dsasnoe.
Ohio A. P0rtsnousn Ohio steps are be-
ing tsken ~ prevent furi8ef ouf7rssss.
A iurv st Lima Ohio after Considering
the test m0ny against william CONS. on
triei f0T murder dreV cuts - decide. SIX
Vsrs for rngr5sr snd ST for assault He
81 have Dew irisi.
John T. Mitchell of hlrsakee has
granted purchass 0rtio1 on the Nc4soCh
IA ki1E house property - l. z. Pest sud
sr1 ement It - surmise5 tlst f.ev
vii embark IN . genera. packing enter
prise
IT, ~tyr-s p RrFsIo ere once aga p
le1 vta sia-m over s7cor' o1t-rssE c'
sns.-n in TIE Fire lalrtY Pen lenflsrr
sr1 tre s1uerin ffl1 seat las rsc7r3 ase RI cd
tast no rr.s.rs-s 10 rees veo fof fair-T days
TIE CITY Canncsl ef p eo-ai -zt11 5.I a
n srueFnsf - u-3te 5vsf as =. sge-
ava .sst rn - al ttssr recerf srfir1 i1 -
gard t- rt~ ecu -srts aeos1se ef tas rrn.
strrs rs.n of George M-I-.csa rh-
~ss sectsf ast SrT.nz heiaiosh GAINS
- took CHS his p.nsrs 81, ChlcnEo
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-17

H.ssIsows FAST SELECTION
ss.sssx AHsss. % 80 bs sssrst&rs - tas
EF.ss4Es-v vis~- Fsssldsas asxt@s4 Goes
nszAs p1lst~d -FlsEs M@g hs
sssrsE.<y ~ ths S4sy

IsosAsAroLIs. De-. l6.- AoFt0n's return
l. zs- YORK a. sesn lsllsss1 - good
n.sy ialangibis Famors and anni socas g
sepearsd a. though the conferences ost~sea
H4raisoa sad ia xRssl A4d Deen - ssA
eaar1sd hat nothing rsssrdlaz Il -oa.d
To permitted 10 is4k oat IodsY h0~sssf.
ths ramoes assalssd isn -4is shape 4nd =
Is sonEasnt.aliY believed. among mAnF
promlusnE Republicans nos taat Morton
ist Indianapolis 10 disappointed mood.
having seen t8ld 0y harEison that hs could
not appoint PlAtl 5eezst4ry ot the Treas
ary sat lbai be mighl consider AZ o1sf of
ths aavy portfolio and give Harrison bis
answer .itbia ths nsKt t~o weeks. he
tod Nortoa candidiy thai lhs sscfetsryship
Of shs Treasury Lad already been given %
senator Allisoa snd that oas reason ior as
selecting Western nlAn f0r tie Treasury
psoart.snt ~4s tie opposition Ia maay
Eastern cities to New York man on ac-
count ~ tBe alleged Determinations IA
matter OF imports ia favor Of merchants oi
New YORK
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-17
sMUooLNo - T-s NoRTH"ssr.


8. PArL. \ Aln1. DISC. io--I1s Caikesi
States ssc1et sersles er-szss 1srs are - t1s
uzek of . kizsa1e 0piu1 sn1 1sz.ies coa'
sp.rscy. TAsy oAss lsarnst to4sf2p or
gaa zsd .ad ssil equipped osaa u sssuz-
xisrs h4ss for years ssss operating across
ths Norsawsstsrn border. oFinging iato re
stass he costly asa high taritsc trU<.
one u the gang v4s arrested feeently az
Denver. Col and 1s made a fall Confession l.
Acting ca ths informaGlon given oy lin
tAs deputy collector - q. NinesnL Alnn..
sent West u a Do4aE ca the DAKOTA Inc on
Wsdn=sday Ass And intercepted a wagon
ioad VI 500 pounds u gpi1M IA The cf 1d7
form. The opium ~ lAs wagon "as con
oealsd andsr lsysf Of DurslO hides.
lie shois 0utdl was s-iEed sad ths driver
Of tls wagon sss arrested.
I~o kogeFnmsnt detectives left 81. Paul
for the north iasE nighL They are ailes
tie man u - hon the opium vas consigned
He's waiting Al some small Io~u Ia the
ksd River valley foT the arrival VI TIE
sl0f. aad vii probably De IA the ciutc he'd
0f ne lzN before night When his arrest
Is accom- piisnsd thes sll have the leader
of the gang and. according " report. one
OF The smArtest and most dangerous Il
border outlaws
The authorities here maintain absolute
silence when asked FOR the full details ol
their important discoveries. 0ut DO not
ceny The story Of The arrest AZ Delyer and
the subsequent seizure al 81. Vincent
They freely admit tue existence OF = snug
Cling conspiracy. buf viii 20 40 further.
There . every reason To believe. n the
light OF recent Developments, szlt man
M high authority yesterday. that 4 quar-
Ter OF al the opium which has come iutC
this c0untry Ia ne lasi i've years has been
smukeied IN over the unguArced ana un
settled border. Tons Of opium are ssnt lr
on every ship from China. which lands Al
N.cIoSiA. B q. What IS easier. then. ia az
tor f1e smuggiers 90 bring it 10 some poinl
/ on the Canadlan Psclnc road anywhere be
tween Calgary and Winuepeg and castl
d1wa into ne territories 7 be only won
der $ that the government officers have no
iumbied TO this before.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-17
BOLD TRAIN ROBBERS
sos An EMPRESS car Or $ 5o9
Ana Fatally shses Charles narh~s
rsrssSk the Stomach 1hs Hetha~x
p~s. ~ T~s aae1 a. hsk s.l-E
Nsstsr1 sgats

GKEkADA. Aiss. Dec. l6-Two white
msp stepped passenger rsAn No. a. ths
Illinois Central kailnoad near DaoE hil
Aiss. about 10 o'oiooE las1 nikht rossea
The express car Of s. 009 enc shot and
ALLIED Charles II ushes. - Jackson. Team.
a pssssnFer who EAd sttscksa he rosbsgs
With rife
When The train wa leaving nsst Hill
two men boarded ths engine ano command
81 Engineer I4~ 30 run iAst aud nos -
stop uatil hs vss told The sn9ineeT and
fireman. George Evans. we're covered b5
navy rsv0lvors. aud hsd u obey. Nhen
mic Dortb 81 tae station the men ol,iessa
the tram stopped. and the engineer and
fireman were nlsas to dssmouui and we're
marched 10 tbe express car One 81 The
robbers Knocked on he car door. sao Mes
sengeT Hill opened a. fhres sh0ls ~ers
tired at Hill. and the msn then entered
the car aud toOk az the money thsrs sss
IN II s. 00O.
Conductor Wilkinson y ho rushed cut cr
hearing the hrlns 10 Why iht train bad
stopped ~as tired Ga and beln4 aDsrmed.
hs returned 90 bis train ChkTiss<
Hughes. 81 Jackson. Tenn. passenger. then
ran out with a NlDcheslsf nhe, and a.
lie stepped 60 the ground be vac shot one
bal struct tie lefl arm ana apothef went
through be stomach. lnuiCune fatal
wounc. lie iss Vounf man and ~as ths
only snppori oi v ldoVeo mother. he camf
10 Lexington, Miss Yesterday Ga meet hif
sister and younger brother. al 81 whom
were on the train. The robbery vac zone
10 regular high ~sy sisie hine shots we're
fired by Conductor Wilkinson aud nsesrn-
gers hobau three bv Hughes and hour or
Eve by The robbers Iufnf tAe robbery
great uDsssiness Wss ie.i ~ Toe passengers
who feared Tor lhe fulei9 - iLeir Yslustias
Anc lives Tie place where tts robbery
occurred r al open lcW iasrsh NV fsfa-
irum woods After tie robbery men fiea
eastward into stWeup. a P1sns BE- being
Organized al Grenade o. join Ia t@s cbAss
effef Them Vltb blond Nolnds