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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-02-07
VRUsTEEs SALE.

BY virtue OF Il deed of us dated Oh the ~
day of March, 1873, and recorded IN the ani
records OF tho city of Alexandria in Virgins. n
deed book No. T. page 70, made 10y Thomas Ferry
and wife to f. h. Carin, the subscriber who ly
nm order Of the Corporation Court foT the said city
Of Alexandria made and entered on the 23i dsy
of January, 1859, has been appointed and ru'sil-
tuted as trustee in said deed of trust IN the place
of the said f. r. CaIlin, who has dep4r;,d tins
life will by request OF the holder o. tho Hotese-
cured by the said deed OF trust, otIer for saie gu
SATURDAY, he 23d DAY Of February - NJ
public auction at the front dor Of tue Market
Building on Royal street. in said cit st = 81.
the property conveyed by the said decd OF nit
TO wit:
TENEMENT and LOT OF GGouNpintIe
said tity OF Alexandria bounded as follows
Begin, ing on the north side of Prince street -
feet cast of Washington street and runniustIef'
on north 76 feet, east feet north ~ 'eei ioA
ten feet alley east said alley ! icci soniN
100 feet to Prince stree west on Prince street
81 feet to the beginning, with all aWurtenHr7'.
Terms of Sale: 81 800 in cash and The tua
of the purchase money in two equal payment ~
six and twelve months from the day OF 50. "l'
the pririlcqe of pay ing all tho purchase mon- = .u
SD the deferred payments 10 bear inie'e nom
the day of sale, and TO be secured by The uo.'st
the purchaser and deed of tn on the rroa''-
Convcyancng at the exf cnsc Of tho pnlc'1.'
WORTH HULFbi,
1.s.rt fflfi
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TlooTH BRUSH ES-A very large pss'f '''''
my - WAKEFIELD ~ ii ALL
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NgILD.CURED HANS, Breakfast Pieces a''
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USE THE MAGIC STARCH II you sog'. ~
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m DOZEN LINEN BOSOM SHIFTS closing '''
D "a CHAPMAN. Agent
o % All King street,
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DRIME CHEESE, DRIED BEEF, FRESH d.
TER and EGGS for sale By nv, o,-p,,.
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DIED.

yJTE HAVE Just received the greatest bargain
w in WHITE SHIRTS patent stays in back
and sleeves: double front and back; weighs IL
oct19 AMOS B. sLAYMAKER.
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To Incresse the Salaries,

4
WASHINGTON, Feb. 8.-Thr poslofilce
appropriation which is now befots
the house, proposes to classify heof1ieers
in the first and second class offices on the
basis Of the srosa receipts of the post
Offices. The bill proposes to increase the
salary of the assistant postmaster at
Omaha from 81 900 TO si,T00 a year;
at Lincoln from ST, lC0 to ST 600; at
Sioux City from 81, 100 10 $500; at
Burlington to reduce from $l,GOO to
s., 500; at Cedar Rapids to increase from
81, leo to 81 500: at Council Bluffs from
81, 200 to 81 500; at Des Moines from
81, 200 to 81 60a;Sat Dubuque to reduce
from 81 200 to$%Sl, 500. The salary of
clerks in charge of the station at Des
Moines is to be decreased from S720
to @T00. The salary Of the superintendent
of the registry division at Des Moines is
to be increased from $3.50 to 81, 100.
and at Sioux City from 500 to ST. 900
The salary Of the superintendent Of de-
livery at Des Moines is to be increased
from 81, coo to 81 900; at Sioux City from
81 900 TO 81. 300. and at Burlington 20 be
| reduced from Si.400 to 81, 300 The super
intendent of mails at Des Mo;n,s is to
receive 81. 400 instead of 81 600. NJ Sioux
City 81, 300 instead of Il! 800 an at
| Burlington 81 900 instead of4si $50.
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Tho Panama pitch.

WASHINGTON, Feb. S.-A member OF
the house foreign affairs committee said
that the opposition to Ed.nurds / anama
resolution would be quite vigorous. 1t
would be based, in his opinion upon n
wrong view Of the matter. Theepponents
of the resolution, as they had expressed
themselves. based their opposition upon
two things: ~ that the Monroe doc.
trine was never intended to apply
to such enterprises as the canal, and
could not fairly be so construed; (2l that
the resolution in its effect denounced an
enterprise that was failing, and that such
expression of sentiment would deter the
investment of capital on the American
continent. Those members fayoring the
resolution, however, constituted major.
ty, and hold That now, with the party il
the French chamber of deputies openly de
claring in favor of the government as
suming control of the canal, this country
ought to express itself.
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ROCKFORD, H., Feb S,-For some
weeks past John Leiah, barber, had
been paying great deal OF attention to
Nettie Morgan, a pretty damsel, aged
about s18. The girls mother, who runs Il
restaurant here, protested in vain, and
did everything in her power todiscourage
the knight Of the razor. Annie Morgan.
Ncttic's elder sister, however, encour-
aged the barber. Annie is mar
ried, but her husband lives in MIN.
Reapolis. and she associates with q
local horse sport named Mains Last
night Lelsh and Nettie disappeared. The
mother notified the police us soon as she
suspected the truth, but the birds had
fled hey ond the reach Of the local author
tiles. This morning Annie Morgan and
Mains We're arrested for abet.ing the ab,
duction, and were arraigned before Mag
istrate Morrison. Mains admitted that he
secured q rig for Leisb, and that the latter
and the girl drove away, but where they
Intended - go was something. he said,
about Nh..., he knew nothing. The mag.
istrate held Mains in $500 bail, and Nn.
mic Morgan in $500. Neither was able to
ind s,lreties, and both are now in Jail.
Telegrams have been cent to Wisconsin
towrs near the line, but no trace of the
runaway pair has yet been found. If
caught Leish will be prosecuted for alb
ductiop.
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Another Des,.t ri ~

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. s. Prominent.
members of the Knights of bsb,r aimit
that the failure of The New York street
railroad strike is another death dcaling
blow TO the organization. While it is
tree that the affair WAS at no
t'ne under Tie control of the ex.
ccutive board the revised constitu-
ton giving the district assemblies
fun authority vet a' The SANG time the
effect is iikcly to be widespread and seli
ously impede the cncrg@ic forts now
being made by the gcne raj oificir3 TO re
build the Organization. a parallel cast
| is found in Chicago. whore, as result Of
the failure Of the stock yards strike which
at no time was countenanccd by the cx
ccutiye bonrti, the order has been 4 NOR
| allied
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Cruelty to alabama conyicts.

4 MoSraoMERY, Ala, Feb. a-The re.
port of the legislative committee ap-
pointed to examine into the condition Of
the convicts and convict camps under the
lease system has been presented. At the
New Castle, Coalburg and Pratt irines
the committee saw convicts barefooted
and insuticiently clad Whipping with a
leather strap was resorted to at each
place. The prison records showed an
immense smount of swhippings At the
New Castle mines the whippings were
especially severe. Convicts were there
seen working without SHOES The rule
vas to give ralr Of slioes once in three
months. If they wear out sooner the
convict goes without unless he asks for
more, when hetgeis another pair, accom-
panied by a whipping. This applies to
coal cutters in the mines. Socks and un-
dcrclothes are not known at this prison,
unless cent by friends outside or bought
BY the conyicts
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Erea Snnnlics for Indiaas

ASHLAND, Wis, Feb. S.-Agent Greg
ory, Chief Clerk Beazer, Clerk Rodman
and other attaches of the In Pointe In
dian agency left yesterday for the Yer
million Lake reservation, near Tower,
where they will make the annual
distribution of blankets and supplies
to the destitute Indians. The
redskins are sadly in need of The
neccssaries Of life, and the advent of the
agent and staff aud will be halle will
great Joy. Blankets. pork, -four anath'
like in generous quantities will loc lis
trihuted. The provisions are gl,er
gratuitously by the government, th'
treaty providing for supplies hs.ving ex
pred several years ago. Hail OF th'
Indians are in condition of statSation
When they receive their laoney i1sr pin'
contracts they sauarder it quickly. an,
in few days they are destitute an'
again begging for help.
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Living with a BROKEN Mock.

SIDNEY, N. y, Feb. s.-Miss Edith
Phelps, daughter Of danes Phelps of this
town, who, in common but unpfofes.
sional phrase, broke her neck Il few days
ago, bids fair TO recover. Miss Edith at
tempted 10 raise window sash, which
was caught fast by ice that had gathered
at the SILL The obstruction suddenly
gave way, permitting her head to fly
back with violent jerk that disc:
Gated the vertebr,r of the neck
Her head, no longer sustained by the
neck, dropped down Oh the right shoul
der. The surgeon Who was called 10 at
tend her succeeded IN reducing the dislo
cation and then adjusted around the necs
q stotit pastcboard collar as an artificia
support for the head in its natural posi-
.tion.. Its believed that in the course Of
time. she will entirely recover, witheu
any defornsiiy of the neck remsihing be
hind. So far she has suffered no grea
rain, Surgeons say thst injuries Of the
natureindicated, followed by perfect le
Fcovery Without deformiiy, are exceed
yingly rare, q
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Missouri from the provisions Of the bill, re-
pealipg the commutatlon clause Of the home
stead law and allowing persons who have
abandoned or rellnqulshcd their homestead
entries to make another entry. The bill then
passed. 5
Mr.. 0'Neiil, of Pennsylvania, called up the
bill Increasing the pension Of The widow OF
Brig. -Gsn. Emery to $50 a mouth and ii
passed.
The house then |ent inro committee of the
whole en- the army appropriation hiil.
Upon tic suggestion that the propsr pro-
vision had already been made for the post in
the sundry civil appropriation i'll, the appro-
priation Of siG0,0o0 for tbe continuation OF the
'sork on theme military post st Denver was
stricken out.
Mr.. Rapdell raised a point of order against
the clause al proprlatipg 100000 for the pur-
chase o. moyatl. submarine to,pedoes, aud
pending decision of the point the commit
tee rose and the house adjourned.
WASHINGTON, Feb. S.--Mr. S,ruble OF Iowa
! called up the bill Increasing the pension Of
Mrs. Ward y. Bennett, but the house refused
to consider The bill
The house then went into committee OF the
whole on the a'my appropriation bill. The
pending Question was on the point OF order
rsised by Mr.. Randall against the clause ap-
propriattng s50OoC0 for the purchase Of NOV
able submarine torpedoes. After a debate
The ebsir sustained the point on the ground
that the Item for torpedoes belonged TO the
fortifeatiou bill. The clause was therefore
stricken out.
Mr.. Tuwnshend, Of Illinois, made point
OF order against the clause approprlatiog
$50 for library OF the engineers school OF
application, but it was oyerruled.
On motion of Mr.. Townshend an amend
mcnt was adopted appropriatlng 1900, ,OOO for
the purchase of guns Of muskctry cllibcr.
The committee then reported tho blll and IL
was passed.
The agricultural appropriation bill was
then taken up and passed and the house took
a recess, the evening session to be for the
consideration of private pension bills.
4 The house at Its evening session passed
thirty eight private pension bills, and at 1f
O'Clock adtolrncd. 4.
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HOUSE..

WASHINGTON, Feb. 5.-The senate amend.
ment to the house bill for the retirement cf
Gen. Wm. F. Smith authorizing his retire
ment with the rank Of major OF engIneers)
was coDcurred In.
The house then proceeded to the considera-
ton Of the conferencereport on the Nicaragua
canal bill. A general discussion ensued TIL
time for adjournment
WASHINGTON, Feb. Reconsideration Of
the conference report on the Nicaraguan
canal bill was resumed, II being agreed thai
the debate should be closed at 3 O'Clock. 1t
was sgrced to.
At the evening session Mr.. Peel, of Arksn
sas, called up the house bill to divide por-
tlon OF the reservation OF the Sioux Indians
In Dakota into separate reservations and Sc
cp"e the relinquishment of the Indian title
to- ts.nainder
On motion of Mr.. Morrill,, Of Kansas,
an dments were adopted making slight
CHI. .es in the boundary lines of tho pro
posedireservation, striking out the allotments
to the entire Sioux tribe in Nebraska, in.
sing from so cents to 81 per acre the
amount to be paid to the Flandreau Sioux
| Indians In lieu Of ailo.ments; requiring thai
patents to Indian lands disposed of 10 settlers
be placed In the custody Of proper person
upon the reservation subieos to inspection
| increasing the allotments to the Indians In
segeraity from one quarter section to at
4 a res
Among the bills passed were tLeiollowiar
A substitute for the senate bill in relation Il
dead and fallen timber on Indian land grant
Ing to the St. Paul, Manitoba aud Minnesot.
Railroad company the right of aay through
the White Earth reservation, Minnesota; 70
the disposition OF agricultural lands In th
Plpestone reservation, Minnesota; grantln.
to the Yankton and Missouri Valley Railros,
company righ, Of way through the Yankto,
reservation, Dakota.
WASHINGTON, Feb THE committee q
public lands reported back the senate bl
providing that the public ands OF the Unite
States now subject to private entry or adaTt
to and chiefly valuable for agriculture sh.
he disposed OF according to he pfoyisions {
the homestead laws only. Ainendnen' e4
adopted striking ont the words slich exeinl
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Mrs. Harrison Tells Cabinet Secret .

CINCINNATI, Feb. s.-The Evening
Post correspondent at Indianapolis tele.
graphs that paper as follows Il have it
from an intimate friend of Mrs. Gen.
Harrison. who was told by Mrs. Harri
son herself, that the president-elect had
contided to her privately that Murat
Halstead would receive the appointment
of minister to France, and that the gen.
cral regarded Gov. Foraker as a man
cmincntly qualified for the position of
secretary of war
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ARenn;.,n,of Editora.

New YORK, Feb. S.-A novel sort OF a
reunion and banquet is being held in the
large banqueting hall of t, Hotel Bruins.
wick this afternoon. 1t is a rathering of
the present and former editors of the
Columbia Spectator, the well known il
lustratcd journal by Columbia college.
Hon. Seth Lord is presiding, and among
those present are Henry G. Paine OF
Puck, II. w. McNicker of Life, Grant
Sauires, W II. Travcrs, jr., and John 3.
Pine. About fifty editors in all are
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How,s Your Ltyere

TIL old lady who replied, when asked how
h, r liver wss, God bless me, never head
that there was such a thing in the house,
was noted for her amlabiiliy. Prometheus,
when chained to a rock, might az we'll have
pretended to be happy, as the man who is
chained TO diseased liver. For poor Prone.
ID us ther,. was noss.ape, but by the use Of
DR.. Pieste's Pleasant Purgative Pellete, the
,li-agssenbie feelings; Irritable temper, IN
stigatioa, Indigestion, dizs,ness and r'sk
Ii ada he, wiiie,. are eaiiae'l by a fitse.s u
liver. pronl,alY disappear.
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Think Better of Annexation

New York, Feb. 8-A Herald special
from Ottawa, Can, says: "It is reported
on the best Of authority that ut the con-
clusion of the present session of the fed
eral legislature the government will APP
peal to the country on the annexation
question" Sir John Macdonald. premier
and leader of the government, will retire
from public life and Sir Chas Tupper,
present Canadian commissioner in Eng.
land, will assume the leadership of the
Conservative party.
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To Improve the Missouri.

ST. Louls, Feb. s. The Missouri river
commission held secret Session here
yesterday and laid out program for the
coming year. Vigorous operations will
commence as soon as the weather be
comes favorable for work Among the
sums decided upon to be expended at the
places named are as follows: Omaha
$3.50. coo; Sioux City, 100000; Platts
mouth. $4,000; Rulo, Neb., $50, 1000
Nebraska City, 5000.
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VIII Make improvements.

BosToN, Feb. 9.-The Journal says.
"a gentleman wei! posted upon telephone
matters says the Bell company proposes
to exrend 500 600, 0G0 for additional i'm
provements before the expiration of its
patent and contract with the Western
Union in 1893, and that ut that time the
company will have the finest telephone
and telegraph system in the world.
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Fire in a Hospital.

MADRID, Feb. S.-Fire in the Military
hospital here today caused a panic among
the patients, 430 of whom were undergo.
ing treatment in that institution. The
doctors and nurses stuck pluckily to their
posts and succeeded in removing all the
inmates in safety. The hospital was
wholly consumed before The flames were
under control.
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Edw,n Boo,h,s Inyes,ment.

New York, Feb s.-Ahid the multi
plieity Of htssprofsssiGiaSal a duties and the
subject, EdwinF ..still finds time to
look after proftat - ingestments for his
fortune. 1t transpirss today that, To-,
gether with Lawrence Barrett. be has
organized a company at Holyoke, Mass ),
for the purpose of dealing in improve
ments and inventions in ammunitions,
explosives, clc. The company has cap.
ital of $5,0900 900, the two tragedians
being the principal stockholders, while
Arthur 3 Chase, their manager, is presl-
dent of the concern
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Killed hya Train.

PEORIA, Feb. 1.-Two boys named
Higgfcld and Winstrum, while driving
across the Chicago, Burlington and
Quincy track this morning, were struck
by passenger engine and Higgtield was
instantly killed. Winstrum is uncon-
scious and will die. Both were horribly
manpIed.
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To The memory of Gen. Log,

CHICAGO. Feb. 9-Had the late Ger.
Logan lived until today he would have
been 6S years old. To celebrate the
event the Douglass club of ia city will
give reception this attention to leading
Republicans and Democrats to the nun
ber of 900. 1t will be, followed by ar
Grafton on the life aa{lservices Of the de
ceased by Senator George E. Bacon, OF
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Aman who has practiced medicine for forty

years, ought to know salt from sugar: read
WHIST he says:
ToLEtie O., Jan. 10, 1887 -Mesers. F. j..
Cheney " Co. Gentlemen have been IN
the general Practice Of medicIne for most
forty sears, and would gay that in all my
practice and experience, have never eeen D
preparation that could prescribe with "a
much confidence of success as can Halls
Catar'h Cure, manufactured by you. Have
prescribed 1T great many tmee and
its effect is wonderful, and would say IN con-
cusi,n that have yet 10 find a case OF ca
tarFi. that It would not cure, II they would
take II according TO directions.
Yours truly
l.. l.. GORSU GIT. NJ. D.,
Oflice, 2iJSummit street
We will give 800 for any care OF ca.arrt
! that cauact be cured With Halls scatarrh cure
| Taken Internally.
+, GHESEy u co, Props, Tolelo, 0
- Sold by Druggists, Is cents.
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Satter,ce Is Undecided.

NEW YORK, Neh. 0.-The Rev. DR..
Henry w. Satterlee, of Calvary church,
this city, states that until he has con
ferred with the committee on notification
he cannot say whether or not he will ac-
cept the .bishopric of Michigan, to which
he was yesterday elected. ia
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soueht Shanghai for sa s.sty

SHANGHAI. Feb. s-The whole foreign
population Of CHING Kiang Foo, except a
few officials, have fled here for safety.
The American chapel, which was stu.
a.ed outside the conceded limits, Is among
the buildings destroyed by the mob
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normal school at Ashton, the town to donate
forty acres Of land and building worth
$4,000.
BlsMAkeF, Feb. 7.--In the house Mr..
Patton introduced the usual bill creating
Mead county by division of Lawrence, ani
Mr. Baldwin a bill requiring railroad com
penies 10 furnish facilities for loading and
unloading to and from farmers wagons at al
points shpplrg2 2 0,0S0 bushels OF grain
Ia the council motion to reconsider the
Judges expense bill WAS defeated By vote of
10 10 t3,
The committee on education prerented its
revise of the school laws.
Mir Soderberg presented bill approptiat.
| irg s4i,10o f"r Improvements at the deal
mute school 1T Sioux falls
Mr.Walsh bll 10 prevent the iIn:nfta
.t!on OF armed men or associa ious of men fo'
! police duty
Ar..Giaspsll bill giyiag rsilw'y e0ndae-
1 tors police power. pc
The council passed thsspi'l limiting sherifIs
| aud treasurers to Two terms
| HisMaRck Feb.3S Among the bills intro
duc,.,i in hehouse was one by Elliot. tsxing
the out; ut Of the mincs and making railroads
responsible FOR injuries to employees.
BY Mr Shsets, presan,i ng the sale ofl'quor
| within three miles Of a coll ge building.
The womaus suff,ags Ii came W, and,
after full di .cussien, III, rules were sus-
pended and ihes bill placed IN lts ma
pa~age, and was lost Tho wing aye
were Bennett, Buruhaa', Cooke. Douglas
Elliott, Green, Lampman, Logan, Liliiotitge
Mallory, Mcneil Miller. Palmer, Palr &c
Potter, Powell, Price, Roy +, Rya1, shee s
vanEtten, We]mha-@ Al the Others
voted nay.
i ia the council the Mcpherson county cour
bill was passed over the veto, Mr.. Cameron
only voiig 70 suststss ths governor, and +, th'
, Donald and Ryan Tyo, hg to si,stain
, BISMARCK, Feb.a.-T he governor s ,nl * 4,
house To-Day special message In which HI
roasted ex.Gov. Pierce, the judiciary com o
Price moved 10 re'urn the comman' 'c,tion
| the exy cutIve, and that no reference to it b.
made In the journal but Aikens asked as
favor that 1t be spread upon the cord. TIL
house passed the notary iublc bill over tn
govcrne RS veto and III, newspaper bill wa
a5atr lasstd.
Iu the house Swanton wanted rorma
| ,kool for Devils Lake, and Jones fla 900 fo
the commi.siorer of immigration Tor tw
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THE Ga.

ss'-Tsrms of advertising made In.
cation. sss,
l-- job work Of every description exee.,.
tho best style and at the lowest rates.
ssg- Advertisements no. accompanied by in.trne
tons will be inserted until ordered out saa
charged for accordingly.
ssS~Short communications on any subject Of in
are acceptable II accompanied By the oaas n2
the sathor.
ssy-an matter intended sor the next issue muss
ho in the offico early as "Wednesday evening ts-
iiis,,ro publication.