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AMER1cAN HoRrICULTUnlsrs.
Opening Session of the sOoIety's Eighth An.
nunl Convention.

nuAl Convention.
sAS FRANcIsoo, Jan. 25.-The eighth an
nual session Of tho American Horticul.
tural Society convened at San Jose yesEer-
day. Two hundred delegates, including
many of the most prominent man in hor.
ticultural and agricultural circles OF the
country being present.
The session will last three or four days,
and an adjourned sesaiou, which will be
held at Riverside, in Southern California,
will occupy about the same time. The
afternoon session was mainly devoted to
reading paper by George Husman, Of
California, on "The Outlook ol American
Grape Culture" and discussion thereof.
Fhe formal opening OF the Citrus Fair
in the Santa CLARA valley, Of which San
josef the center, took place last evening,
The deleEStes Of the Horticultural Society
attended 10 body. An address Of vel.
come was made by the Mayor and re.
gponses by Prof. Rsdpath, Of Indiana, and
President Earle, OF Illinois,
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STARTLING DISCLOSURES.
Drunkenness in the Public Schools of Maine
ID Prohibition n Failure?

10 Prohibition Failuref
PORTLAND, ME-, Jan. 25.-The startling
revelations Of the Rev. Mr.. Bailey, in his
prohibition sermon week ago, have Gre.
ated great interest here, where for years
efforts have been made to show that there
Is as little drunkenness here aa there is in
any city in the country. Mr.. Bailey said
that the records showed more drunken
ness here than ever, and gave plenty Of
instances and figures TO confirm his ale.
cations. The municipal authorities at
once began to make an investigation.
Mayor Chapman spent two or three days
in gathering material 10 Tefute the charges.
Mr.. Bailey said that there was drunken.
ness In the primary and kindergarten
schools, and the authorities visited all oi
them, giving the results Of their inveutiga-
tionB to the newspapers. Leading tenn
perance men wrote communications to
the papers, and Q. Woodbury., promi-
nent advocate, said that after Q long trial,
prohibition was failure, and that people
here had better be about something else
than trying to make 1t successful. Yes
terday in crest was renewed when the
Portland police were called upon to re-
move Johnny McDonough, drunken
twelve.year-old boy, from the Centre street
school. He was 30 drunk thai the teacher
had to have him removed, and when he
reached the station he sank into deep
rum sleep. On awakening he was stupi-
fed and did not know what day 1t was.
The previous night the Portland School
Committee had passed resolutions that
there was no drunkenness in the public
anhnn1a
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FIDELITY BANK TRIAL.
HOplyIns Takes the stand In HIS own Behalf
Importaut Testimony.

HOplylns Takes the stand In HIS own Behalf,
Important Testimony.
ClxctSNArI, O., Jan. 25.-Beniamin E.
Hopkins took the witness stand this after
noon in his own behalf. He explained
how Hoyt, another broker, obtained his
drafts in the settlement Of his business
with Harper. All the negotiations fol
wheat between Harper and Hoyt were
carried on through the witness. Hoyt sug'
Vested that the account be named "Ac'
count B." All drafts to Hoyt wert
provided for by Harper. Harper alwayl
told witness that he was not buying wheat
through Wiltshire, and the first that the
witness knew Of the enormous t1ansac
tiuus with Wiltshire was when Harpel
confessed it to him in jail. Harper tolC
him that Mackay in California, Planking
ton, and the Standard Oil Company a
Cleveland, we're buying largely. Harpel
told him in May that he had made
million on this wheat, and often told hin
he was worth three millions In mills, rea
estate and bank stock.
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GRAFTON REpusL1oANs
Permanently orEaniEo-Tho Club Named in
Honor Of General Con.
RNF.-...k a.. Al. F,tstIfoS.a..

Special DtspateA 70 he EatslItoaaaa.
GRAFTON, W. VA, Jan. ga number
of those interested in the formation Of q
Republican club met in tbs Court House
again yesterday evsningto effect perma'
nsnt organization. The Committee on
Constitution and Bylaws made its re-
port, which was adopted, and the club re.
ceived an excellent start In It's name, "The
Goft Republican Club Of Grafton"
A large numbsr Of names were enrolled.
Mr.. @. F. W. Kunst was made permanent
President. The election Of other permR-
nent officers was postponed until next
meeting in order to devote the time to
the consideration Of suitable place for
the clubs home. This Is serious matter
On account Of the lack Of available rooms
in the town that would answer the pur-
pose. The matter was finally handed over
to committee who will probably report
In favor Of the rink.
DR.. A. Il. Kunst, Of Weston, DR.. VII.
liam A. Morgan, OF Marion county, MesGrs.
Spencer, Dayton and O. F. Teter, Of Bar.
bour county, were present and were
elected honorary members. Each OF the
gentlemen made o happy little speech,
congratulsting the club on its prospects.
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PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 25.-The following
statement was made by the two survivors
OF the American ship Alfred Watts, from
Philadelphia for Hiogo, previously repor.
ted wrecked to the mate OF the bark Lizzie
Perry, which vessel rescued the Rurvivora
on November Goth. At the time OF the
disaster Captain johnson and young Oak
land started to swim to one Of the ships
boats, but while the Captain sank the
young man reached portion Of the ships
house which was floating not far distant.
on this, with four other survivors Of the
crew, he remained for Q day and night,
when becoming delirious and imagining
he saw land and people near at hand be
threw himself into the sea and was seen
no more. Two Of the remaining survivors
we're also drowned in an attempt to reach
the wreck Of the Watts, and after several
days the two remaining men did succeed
In padding their raft back TO the wreck,
where they lived until taken of by the
Perry.
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CoLuMBvs, O., jan. 95.-All Of to-day
was consumed in the tally shost forgery
cases in an effort to secure the requisite
number Of jurymsn. From the List oi
forty names prepared, each side has
stricken Of twelve and Of the sixteen re-
naming ak were excused to-day on theil
own application and for reasons set forth
by themselves under the law constituting
an excuse: Ten men remain who have
not asked to be excused, The court fur
nished en- additional list Of twenty nameI
from which to selpct the required Bixteen
when certain number ot challenges will
be made, reducing the number 70 twelve
before the case can proceed.
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THE DAY IN CONGRESS.
The Senate Orders two InvestigationS-Al
AmuSinE Debate In the House.

WASHINGTON, D. O.. Jan. 25.-Ths Sem
ate to-day adopted q resolution to pay to
Daniel B. Lucas 1900 as the expenses Of
his contest for the seat Of Senator Faulk.
ner, OF West Virginia.
A resolution was adopted directing an
investigation as to whether the street rail-
road companies Of the District OF Columbia
are paying fair share Of taxation.
A series Of resolutions by Mr.. Chandler,
calling for information Rs to the contracts,
expenditures, delays, etc., In connection
with the construction OF new naval vessels,
were taken up and adopted with an
amendment by Mr.. Butler. extending the
inquiry 70 January l, 1880, instead Of
March 4, 1885.
The Senate then resumed consideration
Of the Urgency Deficiency Appropriation
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A CUBAN CRISIS.
ALARMING STATE OF AFFAIRS
In Havana-An Administration RsskipE
with Crime of Every DsSoription-Mup--
ling the PrOsS-Murdor, Suicide and
Robbery Having Full Sway. etc.

KY WEST, FLA, Jpu. 25.-During the
last ten days Havana has been in per-
feet turmoil and on the verge Of mob Vio-
lence. Tho trouble was caused by the
unscrupulous acts Of Captain General
Martin and his officials. Although Martin
has been in Office but three months his
administration is rseking with crimes Of
every description. The Government tax
Ia short $50, 900, the local Board OF Alder
men have gObbled $4,000. the CardenSs
tax office iB short SIC. 900, and every Office
Of trust is honeycombed with fraud.
Two weeks ago the indignant citizens
made vain appeals to Martin for protec-
ton. A mass meeting was held. but
Martin ordered armed guards shout the
gathering and prevented the speakers
from addressing the people.
ProgreSs0. Q mercantile newspaper, de-
nounCed Martins act, and yesterday the
paper was suppressed by order Of the
de9pot.
When Martin learned that several mer-
chants were sending cablegrams OF protest
to the home Government he placed an
armed guard about the cable office. Then
the bright and fearless LaLuchan paper
cenaured Martin In caustic language, and
the despot now threatens to suppress that
sheet. On Sunday there were twelve
murders and one suicide, eight highway
robbsdes and four Htabbing afrays In
Havana and Cardenas.
Senior Antonio Luis, a prominent
planter Of Guimes, has been kidnapped,
and is now held for ransom at some un-
known place, probably by the murderer,
Lenque Romero.
LdLuchG. in its Last issue, says: "We
must protect ourselves, as We are living
on top Of Q powder mine" A special
from Havana last night said that the stu
alton Is becoming alarming every mo-
ment,
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Special DlDdLeh % tH IRseIE0eaotF.
PARxERssvRa, W. Va, Jan. 25.-A COM
pany has been chartered to construct {
street railway system in this city, capital
stock flfty thousand dollars-charter tc
expire in forty years. It is q sure thing
for the proprietors mean business. The
incorporators are William Bentley, r. J.
A. Boreman, W. Il. Wolfe, John Busch, 8
F. Shaw, W. ]. Kesvsr, Ralph Covert, ].
W. Kight, H. P. Moss, F. E. King, Will
E. Skirvin. George W. Carney, Henry
Keller, Frank Rex, John Adair, Edward
McOreary. George @. Loomis, II. P. jam
erson, R. E. Horner and A. B. White.
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As predicted in the INTRLLIaRNcRR's
Washington dispatches some days ago,
Judge HOgo's appointment has raised 9
howl among the local Democrats OF the
Capital city. He isGn able and good man
and his many friends Of both parties in
this State are happy over his appointment
but tho fact remains that when he ap'
pointed Judge Hogs, the President VIC
lated principle to which he was pledged
namely, that territorial offices should be
filed BY citizens OF the territory.
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N1w ORLEANS, Jan. 25.-The Republi.
can Convention assembled at the appoint.
ed time, disposed quickly Of preliminary
buainess, and by aCclAmRtion nominated
the following State ticket: Fol-
Governor, Il. O. Yarmouth, oi
Plaquae Mine; Lieutenant Governor, H.
q. Miner, Of Terrebonne; Secretary o.
State. ]. F. Patty, Of st. Mary; State
Treasurer, Andrew Hero, Of New Orleans
State Auditor, James Forsythe, Of Cata'
houlas; Attorney General, Gen. W. G.
Wyley, Of East Carol; superintendent oi
Education, B. F. Flanders, OF Lafayette.
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T8RSR thousand votera in Mr.. Carliale'i
dislric! have signed a paper declaring that
they do no! believe he was fairly
elected, and that in their opinion the con-
tsst for his seat should be re.opened. The
Speaker, however, occupies the seat, and
appears to think these three thousand
constituents sre unworthy Of Considsra-
ton. Mr.. Carlisls Is regarded by the
Democratic party as great and good
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epeetdI Uppdteh 70 Hs IItsA0sfetf'
FAIRxoNT, W. VA, Jan. 25.-William
Work, an aged and highly respected far
mer of Marion county, committed suicide
by hanging this morning. He left his
house before dsybreak, and going to the
stable, took o halter of horse, and pro-
ceeding to his orchard, hung himself from
the limb OF tree. The reason for his act
is supposed to have been melancholy,
caused by Ill health. he was In well-to-
do circumstances, but tor some time 1t ie
said has been impressed with the fear OF
poverty. He leaves vile.
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WEST VIRGINIA MATTERS.
Money for the Great KanAwha-Mr. Lucas
Gets His Expenses,

Money for the Great KanRwha-mr. Lucas
Gets His Expenses,
spseial DiSpdteh 10 ne IstelliOmoT.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 25.-The urgent de-
fcIsuCy bill which passed the Senate to-
day contains an appropriation Of thirty
thousand dollars for work done on the
great Kanawha improvements. A2pro'
yiao in the bill ptovideS that all claims Of
sub.contrRcsors shAll be sscertsined and
withheld on the recommendation Of the
Secretary Of War. This proviso Is OF ma
terial importance to considerable num-
Der Of people.
The Senate to-day Sdopted Faulkuer'a
resolution, reported by senator Jopes, Of
Nevada, allowing Daniel B. Lucas one
thousand dollars Tor expenaes as contest
ant against Charles james Fanlknor.
R, W, Kennedy, Of Grafton, and D: A.
Beard, Of West Va, registered here to-day
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CINCINNATI, Jan. 25.-A special from
Newark, Ohio, says the are there waS un.
der control by 8 o'clock this morning.
Besides the complete destruction Of o. g.
Kings hat and shoe store, considerable
damage was done to sprague's iewelry
store. d. Jones' hardware store and Crane
Bros millinery store. The total loss ID
estimated nt S2fl1 900,
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necessary.

So,Rr one for Senator Faulkner. BE
IA. not bssn there long, but he has sue.
.ssded in doing what some OF the Older
Sss5, hsye failed to do. he knocked out
p,s, German in the first round and
b,pgsd an appointment the Maryland bost
.l.ir1ad aa his own.
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NOT YET SETTLED.
The POnnsyIvAniA Railroad COMPANY Con.
sidorinE the Wage Question.

PrrrssuRGH, PA, Jan. 25.-The leading
officials Of the lines controlled by the
Pennsylvania Company west Of Pitts
burgh are in conference here for the pur-
pose Of settling the wage question. The
requests Of the employees are being care
fully considered, and an answer will
probably be given the men in few days.
Tho impression has prevailed that the
matter had been definitely settled with
the engineers, but 1t was learned to-day
that such was not the case, and that the
future basis Of their wages is under con.
sideration as well as those Of the other
employees who have asked for an advance.
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VIENNA, Jan. 25.-The Rome correspon.
dent OF the Political Corsspondsne, says
that the enCyclicAl on the social condition
Of the working glasses on which the Pope
has been engaged for year past, will sd.
vocate the principle Of State Intervention
in favor Of artisans, and will sxhort Catho.
lies TO support the governments in efforts
to bring about social reforms and to
amelioEate the condition Of the working
nlnaaaa.
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THoEBE WILL RUN AGAIN.
John Jarrett Says CnrlislO's Contestant
Not Yet DlppoAed of.

John Jarrett says Cnrnslos contestant II
Not Yet Disposed of.
PITTSBURGH, Jan. 25.-Mr, John jarrett,
who has Just returned from the Capital,
was to-day shown Washington telegram
to the effect that be had promised Ia
turn the entire labor vote Of the
United States over to the Republi'
can party II It would champion the
cause Of Thoebe, also that jarrett had
said he would compel Thoebe to run
against Carlisle ct the next election. Jar
rett denies Masking any such statements
What he did say was that he had been
reliably informed that il Thoebe did moi
receive justice at the hands Of Demo
cratic Congress he would ssain be nomi'
mated by the workingmen Of Carlisle'i
district. Mr.. Jarrett said to-day that
Thoebe had agreed to run again at the
next election. Mr.. Jarrett says Thoebe'l
remonstrance was signed by over 3,60C
voters and that the Democratic party wa
afraid to reopen the case. jarrett has nc
doubt that fraudulent practices reelected
CArliale.
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ri a ioregone conclusion that the Dis
tic. Of Columbia delegation in the Ma
tIopsl Democratic Convention will not be
.olld for Cleveland. His suspicious con-
psctiOn with certain Washington real
estate speculstlons, together with hiH
repeated violations of the Democratic
0boms rule" plank in the platform upon
which he wes elected, has rendered him
very unpopular among tho citizens Of the
CAPITAL,
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Dos CARLOS evidently believes in per
.,teucy in politics. Just at a time when
Ma world has begun to look upon him as
a dead issue, he again appears on the
,,,pe, and the slgns are that he is destined
n oshske things up in Spain after the man
ma, Of days gone by.
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The Homo Ma, ket Ohm BNuous..

BosroN, Jan. 25.-ArrSugements have
been made to have the Home Market club
banquet take place on Thursday evening,
February 9. Senator Sherman and Con-
gressmen Mckinley and 9of and other
guests will all attend, "a had been previ-
ouBly arranged,
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Tuv fact tina! tho Central Glass Works
Ill n,obsbIy resume at an carly day will
W. % apod news to all readers OF the 1NTEL-
,'oSycgp, The whole case is 30 sdmir-
.SIv rre,ented in Mr.. Pollack's opinion,
a,,n,sj Mn elsewhere, that comment Is un-
...ssaVv.
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MaxvolIIs Doom soaisd.

81. LOUIS, Jan. 25.-A special oorreu-
pOpdslt ot the POa .Di,patch, at Spring.
Geld, Missouri, teleEraphS that Governor
Morehouse is receiving many letters from
his friends and influential CitiEsns Of this
snd other States, asking him not to ex.
hibit any olenency In the Maxwell mur.
der case. The messsge says that indica.
tions are that the Governor will take no
steps In appeal for mercy and that It Il
belieyed that Maxwell's doom is sealed,
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Galvanized Iron sIapufaotur.r,.

PIrrsSuEaH, Pa, Jan, 25.-Rspressnta.
tiyes Of fifteen galvanized iron firms from
various pArta Of the country met here to-
day to conSiderths advisSbility Of forming
Q National Association TO maintain prices.
II was stated that the combination known
as the French syndicate" were trying to
control the market,
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A Hundred Men IdIo.

PITTsBvRGH, Pa, Jan. 25.-The stove
works Of R. Duncan & Co., at Sharon, Pa,
have been closed by the sheriff to satisfy
q judgment OF $1,000. The works have
been running steadily for three years.
About 100 men will be thrown out Of en-
ployment by the failure.
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81. Mssk. At Hard Labor.

DUBLIN, Jan. 25.-Mr. Kennedy and
Mr.. FitzEbbon, OF Tarbert, County Kerry
have been sentenced to six weeks each al
hard labor for acting as President and
Secretary respectively Of q proclaimed
National League meeting at Tarbert, II
November last Mr.. John Edward Red
mond, n. P, defended the prisoners,
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a shreWd AIanoeuvre.

LOussH1LE. Jan. 25.-It being an.
nounced this morning that the printsra
who recently struck on the Courier Journal
proposed starting an opposition paper, W.
N. Haldeman, proprietor Of the Courier
Journal, authorizes the Eienin0 TImes TO
tender the strikers full Associated Press
dispatches SIX months free OF charge.
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AalO.ooo Hor.n Dnnd

CINCINNATI, Jan. Pa Lexington,
KY, spectal says the celebrated trotting
stallion Happy Medium, valued at $40, 900,
died this morning. He was foled In 1868
Thlrty.nine Of his get have records Of 2:S0
or lower. he was owned by Gen. W. 7.
Withera,
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CARTHAGE, Ills, Jan. 95.-The recent
cold weather worked great destruction to
live lock in Hancock county. Nearly
one entire herd have been found frozen in
the field al Fountain Green, and as many
are reported lost at Is Crosse. HOG
cholera and plnk.eye are affecting stock
seriously In this county.
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Special Dtspdteh 70 he IRtesltOenoer.
PARKERsBuRo, W. Va, Jan. 25.-Rev
Dr.. q Warner, for many years the popu
lar pastor Of the U. B. Church Of this city
and well known all over West Virginia,
died Last night Of pneumonia at his home
at Gibson, Nebraska.
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CHICAGO, Jan. 26.-The residence Of j.
E. Taylor, on Calumet avenue, was en-
tered by burglars about z O'Clock last
evening and s., 900 worth Of jewslry stolen,
At the time Of the robbery the family was
down ltaiHa at dinner.
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SAN RENO, Jan. 25.-The municipal au.
thorities waited upon the Grown Prince
and Princess to-day and presented them
with handsome bouquets, the occasion
being the anniversary oi their marriage,
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AIinorsI Anairs AgiIatod,

PrTTssURaH, Jan. 25.-Oonsidsrable dis
cussion is going on among the local coal
operators and miners regarding the ap-
preaching Interstate CONVENTION OF min.
era and mine owners. The miners have
decided to ask an advance OF 10 per cent
In wages for the Pittsburgh district. Il Is
claimed that the difference In the price Of
Hooking alley coal and that Of this dis
trict warrants the advance. The opera
tors will oppose any advance over the
present rate.
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p,pxEEspuRa ia to bsve q street rail-
,'v A few days since she contracted for
S 's,,,;r Uqhts, ParkeraburR does not In
,..J n be left by the balance OF the State
:" ,bs grand march to the front.
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PARIS, Jan. 25.-The negotiations be.
tween France and Italy for treaty ol
commerce have been ruptured. Italy
agreed to accept but 50 Of the 272 articlel
covered BY the old treaty, and these only
ct increased tariffs.
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CLGvElAND, o., Jan. 26-Rsv. Jeremiah
Good, founder and President Of Heidel.
berg College, TifRn, Ohio, and ona OF the
leadsr Of the German Reform Church In
the West, died to-day, aged 66.
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HELRNA, MoHr., jan. 25.-Gsn. John
W, Finnell, Of 0ovinRton, KY, died here
thla morning after brist iliness oi heart
disease. He was Adjutant General oil
Kentucky during the war.
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DUBLIN, Jan. 25.-1t is stated that Mr..
Timothy Sullivan has written in prison q
volume entitled "a Poets Laysin Tulls-
more" which he dedicated to Mr.. Bal