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successor to DOCTORS VILE C SMITH. Office and Residence Newtown street. Telephone connections.
 Hours, 8 to sam; o2pm. 10th ANNUAL 10th RED TICKET sALE!!t W. B. HALL & GO. open their 10th Annual Red Ticket Sa$e and their entire stocks of Seal Cloaks, Silks, Fine Dress Goods, Flannels, Furs, Fur Trimmings, Black Goods, Velvets, Amoretta Cloths, Velveteens, Velutina, and Combination Suits will be offered at the popular prices that have made their Red Ticket Sales so popular. 5000 ends of Silks, short ends of Vel vets, will be offered.
 SILKS.
 Best S1 Guinet Silks, 89c.
 Best all silk S1 Rhadames, 75c. Rich Black Rhadames, 69c.
 VELVETS.
 All S1 and S1 25 Velvets, 85c. All 75 and soc Striped Velvets, soc. All 50 and 60c stripes, 39c. l. PLUSHES.
 All 69 and 75c Pushes, soc. All S1 and S1 25 Pushes, 85c. 1000 short ends of Dress Goods.
 Red Ticket Prices Down Stars. UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT. Great Red Ticket Sale of Rugs, Ta- ble Covers, Blankets Curtains, Etc.
 RUGS.
 200 Smyrna Mats, regular price 85, red ticket price 59.
 100 Smyrna Mats, regular price S1 25, red ticket price 89.
 100 Smyrna Rugs, regular price S2 25, red ticket price S1 83. 90 Smyrna Rugs, regular price S3 25, red ticket price S2 65.
 85 Smyrna Rugs, regular price S3 75. red ticket price S3 25.
 GOAT RUGS.
 800 Goat Rugs, made from selected skins and nicely lined, worth S4; red ticket price S2 89. The above lot of Rugs are the very first and best quality and are not to be confounded with the limitations and seconds often placed on the market Wonderful savings can be made in pur- chasing Table Covers at Red Ticket prices.
 200 GA Covers, regular price S1 75 red ticket price S1 29. 100 5-4 Covers, regular price S2 25 red ticket price S1 75.
 100 GA Covers, regular price S3, ret ticket price S2 25.
 50 8-4 Covers, regular price S3, ret ticket price S2 30.
 25 1O-4 Covers, regular price S4, ret ticket price S3.
 25 1924 Piano Covers, regular price S10, red ticket price ST 50.
 25 GA Jute Velour Covers, regula price, S10, red ticket price S7.
 50 GA Jute Velour Covers, regula price ST, red ticket price S4 69. 1 100 GA Chenille Covers, regula price S2 75, red ticket price S1 75.
 BLANKETS.
 Case 10-4 Wool Blankets, regula price S1 75, red ticket price S1 39. Case 11-4 Wool Blankets, regula price S2 25, red ticket price S1 69. Case 11-4 Wool Blankets, regula price S2 75, red ticket price S2 19. ? cases 11-4 Wool Blankets, regula price S3 50, red ticket price S3.
 3 cases 1924 Wool Blankets, 6 l. pounds. This blanket is the best valu in the city at S5. Our red ticket pric on same is S4 59.
 9 cases 1924 Blankets, all pure California woo would be drive at $6 50 Red ticket price, ,S5 5 Everybody should visit our Red Ticket Sale.
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Noah Osborn. foreman of Edward Hoad- ley's saw mill at Seymour. who married his second wife at Thanksgiving. hung himself, Saturday.
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WILLIAM GLADSTONE.

Improve yonr stock by breeding to fhe HoI. stein Friesian Bull, William Giadstone, M. 43s3 Bred by T. s. Gold, west cornwaiI, conn. cnIv. ed March 2. 18f1. Sire, Milk Hleeders No sa2s. Dam Trnt, No. 574o 10th t1lporte.I hy 3A brad. le1 Lee, 01asa. Terms for isge 75e isasI1s
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(Which is the True American Mothers- asks Babyhood in the yanuary issue. nftsr number of contributors have exprenscd their opiuious on .sshunninR Masornisy.~ z and ..Ihe Mother who k Tired of LIttae childpenn The spirit of this dis- cussion is an epinently propef one. No len fa- tere6ung and valuAbte VII he found the iluufras- a medieal aktleles, -HoW cAfl1rcn my hove soand Eeeth, by Pr Eeslle; Ind ~oAiJasseH 5lnef= 1 <13 .|11I5 o1 1s d
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NOTICE:

Under penalty Of the law, hereby give notice that aIl persous are strictly forbldden drawing dirFor sand or cutting wood or trespassing on the land at Wheeleltown formerly owlled by the es- tate of the late Joseph Blackn1ar \ < ALBERT BLA LAGxnfAa
The Newtown bee., 1888-01-13

The David A. Nichols Insurance Co. of Monroe represents the most reliable companies in the coantry- Send MT Nichols postal and he viii
 call on you.
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See the Wheeler & Wilson No, g. the new high arm family sewing mach ne at AZ Main street, Bridgeport at s5 Liberty street, Dxubury-
The Newtown bee., 1888-01-13

Dr E NJ. Smith visited Poughkeepsi-. last week and found his father much bet fer
The Newtown bee., 1888-01-13

Examine the first class stock of ha. dware at Lyon Hindiey's. sss Main street Bridgeport.
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port, keep fine line of attractive novelties af low prices.
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HUNTINGTON.
OXFORD.

Henry Bassett of Booths Hill is moving to Bridgeport.
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Diamonds, gold and silver watches and optical goods at B. caprons, 4ss Main street, Bridge port.
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R0pu1lx Nns6.

The shoxf hand md fxp1 4Ixlkf14 nl6no E pl1e Yals Ba6iorz <61i<kS. No& lf TIT.
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Peet Smith warm fhe oldest inhabitants. as well as the infant of days with their Winter goods
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RoxBURY
Died, 4th, Mrs P. l.. Pierce, B.
"The Devil was Sick, the Devil Monk would be; the Devil grew well, the
 Devil a Monk was He."

If you would avoid sickness altogether arising from torpid liver. .erc.. try Little Hop pills. Always cure. All druggists, 9 cents.
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Complete hunting outfits at tE smith'.. II Wan street, Bridgeport.
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WILLIAM B. PRINDLE, Undertaken, Newtown, Ct., is prepared to furnish anything in the above line at short notice and at reduced prices.
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CELEST 4. BENEDICT, M. D.,
 Physician and Surgeon, 22S State St., Bridgeport Electricity one of the therapeutic agents. Off, flee hours from 10 a. m. to 12 n, 2 to p. m.
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Sewtewl1t Jatauaxy N lssa
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who have used the Remedy in the past quarter
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1t is indeed a wonderful remedy-toning
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the waste invigpratipg the whole system, and
restoring the afflicted to HEALTH and HAPPI-
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The Doctor will agree TO forfeit 81, goo for a
case undertaken not cureu. The reason so many
cannot get cured of Weakness and the above dis
eases is owing g computation called PROSTA-
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special treatment.
peculiar special treatment, is the only cure for
PRosTAToRRHEA. By it MANHOOD is restored and
the hand of time moved back from age TO youth.
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

BIG RAILROAD MoRTGAGE.-The Port
land Oregoaian of January DIST saws
" Yesterday the Oregon and California
Railroad filed with the County Clerk a
trust deed to the Union Trust Company of
New York conveying their railroads, station
houses, wharyes, depot property, ETC., in
the State of Oregon. The document is a
sort of contingent mortgage; that is to say,
the Oregon and California can issue bonds
under it to the extent of $4,000 a mile for
standard gauge track, and $4,000 for mar
row gauge, the total amount not to exceed
$20,000,000. This action is simply one of
the steps agreed upon in the terms which
the Oregon and California sold out to the
Southern Pacific Company. 1t will prob
ably be only short time when the Oregon
and California will be ont of the hands of
receiver and will be operated by the new
purchaser.
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WHAT MATTHEW'S SAYS.

LONDON, January 24th.-Right Hon.
Henry Matthews, Home Secretary, address
ing the electors of Birmingham to- night,
said there has never been q more united
Cabinet than at present. All stories of dis
sension are false. The next session will be
devoted to business, and the Irish question
would take second place. The coming
local government bill would be broad and
and liharal
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SAN FRANCISCO AND VICINITY.

The demand for sailors is very heavy for
the present season,
d. NJ. Delmas will begin the prosecution
OF the Benson cases on Monday.
Judge Mcguire has granted a change of
venue to Los Angeles county, in the case o;
Il. A. Meserve VS.. The Pomona Land and
Water Company
John A. DImmig was on the calendar in
Judge Murphy's Court yesterday to be tried
for the murder of Henry Benhayon. The
quarantine Of the Jail, however, compelled
a continuance.
Louis Crutzinger, a fugitive from Ne
yada, was arrested on Monday. 1t is
charged that he recently appropriated the
proceeds OF the sale of flock of sheep at
Reno, New, and fled.
]. w. Mccarthy, ex-Clerk of the Supreme
Court, has sued out writ of habeas corpus
in the Supreme Court. The writ has been
made returnable before Judge Wallace,
and has been set for hearing next Friday
morning.
John Hall and Alice Hall his wife, have
commenced suit in the Superior Court
against the Examiner Publishing Com
pany, w. L. Baggett, joseph Clark, James
Lawler, Richard R. Wallace, Gustav Refs.
George Hearst, Alexander B. Henderson,
managing editor, and James NJ. Ward, city
editor of the Examiner, to recover 100000
damages for libel. The plaintiffs allege
that an article appeared in the paper re-
tiecting upon Mrs. Halls character.
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SKIN ! SCALP !
BLOOD!

Having been a sufferer for two years and a
half from a disease caused by brui>e on the
leg and having been cured by the CUT URA
REMEDIES when all other methods and remedies
| visited Hot Springs to no avail, and tried sew
eral doctors without success, and a. last our
principal druggist, Mr. John P. Finlay (towhom
l shall ever feel grateful, spoke to me about
CUTICUEA, and consented to give them a trial,
with the result that am perfectly cured. There
is now no sore about me. l think l can show
the largest surface where my sutferings sprang
from of any one in the State. The CUTICURA
REMEDIES are the best blood and skin cures
manufactured. l refer to druggist John p, Fin
lay and DIR. d. c. Montgomery, both of this
place and to Dr.. smith, of Lake Lee, Miss.
ALEXANDER BEACH, Greenville, Miss.
Mr. Beach used the CUTIcURA REMEDIES at
our request, with results as above stated.
4 = EINLAY & co. Druggists.
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CENTRAL HOUSE,
WINDSOR HOTEL,

AFEALS, 20 CENTS. BEST FAMILY HOTEL
vi in the civ. Street Cars pass within one
block OF the house. nS-tf
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THE RAILROADS.
New Tariff Rates Concerning with
drawal of Surveyors.

Is F. Call, January 24th.l
The Southern Pacific issued yesterday a
new joint through tariff showing rates be-
tween common points and points on the
Oregon Short Line and Utah Northern
railways. 1t shows a reduction in rates
previously ruling, and is very advantageous
to the California shipper, in that he is
placed for the first time on equal terms
with the Omaha merchant so far as this
territory is concerned. Previously the I'm
ion Pacific has exercised the right Of quot
ing lower rate from Omaha 10 ali points
on these lines between Granger and Cald-
well, Idaho, than the Central Pacific was
permitted to make from this State. During
the recent tariff adjustments, however, the
opportunity was taken by the officials of
the local company to have this matter set
right, and the new tariff as there agreed
upon is issued simultaneously at Omaha
and at San Francisco.
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DIsAGREEING STATESMEN.
The Irish Situation, as Viewed from OPP
posite Standpoints

LONDON, January 24th.-John Dillon, in
a speech at Cambridge to-day, declared that
notwithstanding the subserviency of the
local magistracy to the tyranny of the Dub
lin Castle authorities, the Government
policy in Ireland was an abject failure.
Wherever the League had been proclaimed,
said Dillon, its strength had trebled. Some
OF the Leagues greatest "plan of cam
paign victories had been gained in the
past fortnight.
billions only fear was, not that the spirit
of Irish nationality would be quenched by
coercion but that the last chance of knit
ting the hearts of Engiishmen and Irish
men in bonds of love and sympathy would
pass unSeiZed
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TURBULENT SEAS.
Rough Experiences of Pacific Coast
Merchantmen ON the Ocean.

Merchantmen ON the Ocean.
[COpyrgt, 1885, by lie California Associated Press
LONDON, January 24th.-The British
ship Latimer from Liverpool, December
Goth, for San Francisco, has arrived at
Pernambuco. She reports that on Deem
Der 2Sth she was struck on the stern by q
heavy sea which smashed the wheel and
pinnacle compass and carried away her
companion ventilators. Her decks are
strained and leaky and her cargo between
decks needs to be reloaded.
The British bark Scottish Wizard, fror.
San Francisco, August 7th, which arrived
at Queenstown January 22d, reports that
during the gale she lost several sails and
was slightly damaged, and that three of her
crew were injured.
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y y II WI " = Ut 2 1Ist-l
J p. SMITH. Manager.
GOLD en- EAGLE HOTEL
Cnrner E.YAnth and TX sfraats

Sc STRICTLY FIRST GLASS. "a
free Gus to and from the Cars
Il w. .. BOWERS. Proprietor.
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An Ex-Consul Who Has Faith in the Sue
cess of the Panama Canal.

cess OF the Gandlna Cdnais
icoppiya. 1883, by the California fssocia:es Press
LONDON, January 24th.-De Lesseps' Pan
anna Canal work continues to be so widely
discussed in Europe that a communication
from Tankerville Chamberlain, the ex-
British Consul at Panama, cannot fail to
be interesting. He takes much more ia
vorable view of the outlook than most
others who have inspected the progress
made. He believes that next year sec
ton twelve miles long, from Colon, will be
completed and from Bohio to Matachin.
The section from Paraiso TO Rio Grande
will be finished June, 1889. Eiffel's con-
tract calls for the completion of the section
from Matachin to Para.so, including the
Culebra Cut, in February, 1890, when the
section must be handed over with locks.
De Lesseps' scheme is only temporarily
modified, Chamberlain writes, and says
that in his opinion the chances are good
upon the completion of the canal Exca-
yations will be continued after the canal
has been opened.
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The rates from Blackfoot to Melrose, on
the Utah Northern, are the same as those
ruling to Pocatello. This new tariff goes
into effect on the 23d inst.
T. Fl. Goodman states that the proceed
ings of the Transcontinental Association
meeting have hitherto been devoid of gen
eral interest. The adjustment of the pro-
portions of the new rates is being carried
on, and the work is now nearly completed.
No new rates have been made, though, in
consequence of changes, a few slight altera-
tons have been made. In reference TO the
telegram stating that Messrs. Goodman,
wilkins and Bissell had been appointed a
committee to prepare an east-bound tariff,
Mr.. Goodman said that the adjustment OF
east-bound rates, as well as the issuance of
new tariffs, would be attended to on this
Coast, and to give the Southern Pacific
Company an opportunity to keep their
forms in this city the committee was APP
DOinted
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HAvRE, January 24th.--The surgeons
lave been unable to extract the bullet in
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A RECENT EARTHQUAKE.

PANAMA, January 24th.-On December
10th, three earthquakes which were felt in
Cuba and Guatemala were also felt in
Incura, where portions of the church and
municipal buildings were partially de-
stroyed. 1t is worthy of remark that these
are the only stone buildings in Incura.
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OFFICE HOURS.


10 tol2 L. NJ, 2 to 4, $50 to $50 P. NJ
10 to y A. NJ, 2 to /, to S P. NJ.
10:3G A. II. to II NJ, to 2, 7 to P. n
$50 TO 10 L. N, to 4P. M............
1879 A. NJ to !, 2 to 4, : 10 s P. NJ.
g to II 4. NJ, l to P. E.-..............
9 to 10 A. NJ, to 5, Z to s P. NJ.
l II. to 8 P. NJ, TO s p. M...............
9 10 II A. NJ, 2 TO (, 7 to Sr. NJ.
10 to IL A. NJ, 2to4, 6:30to 7:S0P.M
9 to II A. NJ, TO 3, 7 to S P. No..
9 to II A. H., 2fGQ tc 4:So, 7toSP.M
/ 9 to 10 A. NJ, 2 to 4, 7 to s P. M.
II A. NJ. to L n, TO 5, Z to p. NJ
9 to II A. NJ, 2 to 4 P. M.................
Il NJ. to l, 2 to 4, $50 to s P. NJ.
9 A. NJ. to u NJ, 2 to 1, 7 to 8 Pm
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THE CHOCOLATE GIRL-PossiDly most of
the people who are familiar with the pict-
ure of the chocolate girl. used for so long
as an advertisement, think it the creation
of some artists fancy. On the contrary. it
is portrait-the portrait of very pretty
Niennese woman, and has romantic story
attached to it. 1t seems that some years
ago young German student of noble birth
fell in love with the pretty chocolate girl,
who served him with this delicious beYer-
age in Vienna cafe. She was respecta-
BILE. girl and he an honorable gentleman
and he married her. He felt proud of
her humble origin, and had her portrait
painted by famous German artist in the
picturesque costume she wore when he first
met her; aud this portrait is now among
the most valued art treasures of the Gov
eminent
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w. J. KAVANAUGH
II III ID Nz E@ IT a TX II "a
No. 5l3 j ct, bet. Fifth and sixth.

A LWAYS ON HAND A LARGE ASSORT-
"A ment of Metallic aud Wooden Caskets.
Burial Cases, Collins and shrouds furnished
Colin orders viii receive prompt attention on
snort notice and at the lowest rates. Office
open DAY ana night Up
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Louise Michel's head Lucas, the man
who shot her, says if he had killed the
Anarchist Queen the revolutionary party
would disappear.
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ONE HUNDRED YEARS.
New South Wales Celebrates It's Cen
tennial Birthday.

tennial Birthday.
SYDNEY IN. S. W., January 24th.-The
celebration of the centenary of New
South Wales began here to day, being the
anniversary of the landing of the first
Governor of the colony. Lady Darlington,
wife of the pres mt Governor, unveiled q
statue of Queen Victoria in the presence OF
the Governors of ali the Australian Colon
les, including New Zealand and Fiji.
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RESIDENCE TELEPHONE


no evening Eoir
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PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.
DIR. F. G. FAY,
DIR. L. D. CURTIS,

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE AND
L residence, Al ] street. Hours-l0 to u
A. n; 2tG1P. NJ; : to P. NJ. Vaccination, 81.
ia10-Im
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UNDERWRITERS.
REEVES & LONG
FRITZ & MILLER,
II ~ ID r. R KGR ..

OFFICE IN ODD FELLOWS TEMPLE.
" Ninth and X streets. Complete stock of
UDdertekers' Goods constantly on hand CITY
or NIGHT. at reasonable raies. Telenhnne 1s6 IN
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MISERABLE DRIVEL."
A Scotch Professors Poor Opinion of
Donneny's Cryptogram.

DUHHeI1y OryPtUsranh.
LONDON, January 24th.-David Mason,
Professor of Rhetoric and English Liter
ature in the University of Edinburgh, de
livered lecture in that city to-day, i'll
the course of which he characterized
lgnatius Donnelly's Shakespearean cryptic
gram as a miserable drivel and tissue OF
arithmetical puzzle, which would be Kissed
even in Bedlam.
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CENTRAL AMERICA.
Progress of the Panama CanaI-Precau
lions Against ChoI ra

lions Against Chol ra.
PANAMA, January 24th.-The Canal Com
pany has engaged another contracting firm,
Erzinger, DePhieux, Galtier & Co., and has
intrusted to them the construction of the
locks which were lately determined upon.
These gentlemen arrived on the Isthmus
December I'd, and have already begun
operations.
The authorities are takirs stringent
measures against the introduction of chol-
era. Special sanitary regulations have
been issued
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DHYsICIAN AEB SURGEON (HOMEO-
1 pathist). Office and residence, corTier Sew
enth and streets. Office houEs-S to 9 \. NJ,
u to 3, and to P, u. I'm
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Gloomy Reports from Cuba.

Copyright, 1888. by tie California associated Press l
JACKSONVILLE (Fla.), January 24th.-Re-
ports from Cuba indicate the most serious
condition of affairs. The citizens of Havana
and Matanzas have repeatedly demanded
of Captain-General Marin protection from
outlaws and official thieves. Business is
partially paralyzed, opposition papers are
suppressed almost daily, and the strictest
censorship is kept over messages by cable
Martin Losada has beer, kidnapped near
Santa Clara by bandits, who demand ran
Sor, Of 90 900