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Daily Republican., 1889-11-15
FOURTH EDITION



II sou want to get bargain in apples
oto Smeltz Il Co., Is L. 4th street.
smith American organ, nearly new
900 Newman Bros, new, ECO; Story &
Clark, new, SO. G. w. Kennedy & Co,
7l9 Market street.
The leading house In Wilmington fol
childIen's silk plush caps. j. &c. Sooy,
No. 2is King street.
Post Boy Tobacco. Get It from your
dealer. 8. II. Durstein, wholesale agent,
No. 5 East Second street.
About cigars Of all grades. For price
and quality consult Durstcin, No. 5 East
Second street.
Mr.. George Carter, foreman of the
Delaware Farm and Home, is sick TO-
day.
Mrs. Wesley Webb and son, who have
been visiting in Philadelphia and vii.
lnington several days, returned to Dover
today.
The Safe Deposit Building at Fifth
and Market streets has q marked bust
ness appearance. The red states of the
root now being put on give a pleasing
effect to the eye.
Cards are out announcing the mar
rage OF Miss Lizzie 5. Friseh to MIR.
Harry P. Potter.
d. Gordon, who Is stopping at the
Rirkwood House, Third and Shipley
streets, Is prepared to paint photographs,
tintypes, deguerrotypes, ETC., by a new
process, at very reasonable rates. Per-
sons who wish instruction in that kind
Of work should give him call.
The Lore Building is being improved
by new bay window on the second story
on shipley street.
The foundation walls of the new
Trinity Church have been completed and
the stone work OF the upper part of the
church has been common ccd.
I'M. Lockwood, of Middletown, has Gu
gagged in poultry raising, and he has
some l4OO eggs in his incubators, aud
hosts of young chickens may be expected
In few days.
A fne cow, with calf by her side, will
be sold in front Of Stidham & Sons auc-
lion room Tomorrow morning at 10
o'clock.
Robert J. Morrison, of White CLAY
Greek Hundred. has engaged L. w. Std
nam " son to call public sale Tor him
ON the 10th OF February. This Is what
might well be called taking time by the
forelock.
MI. Edwards, Of the Evening Journal,
has been suffering with the typhoid fever
Tor the past three weeks, is shll Coutined
10 Ills bed, but 1. is now thought that the
crisis Is over, aud tina; he will soon be
able to sit up.
The writing designating the different
yarities OF Ihrysanthenums OF j. Lewis
q Bros fine d.splay at the Odd Fellows
Hall this week was finely exccu ed by
Mis- Clara A. CrAbb. Sire will lie pleas
cd to receive orders for al kinds OF wfi,-
ing and itdelible marking at her resi-
derce 7C6 King street.
large dish of fruit IN variety on the
centre OF your dining table makes every
one feel comfortable, home-like and well
led. 1t lessons the butchers bill won.
ueriully and to q considerable extent
takes the place of beef with good result.
to the health. Largely patronlzed DEAL
ers are Messrs. Haughy IL CaEdinel /, N
W. corner Fourth aud King.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-15

Jimmy Hope having been arrested In
New York, on the charge of having been
connected IN the robbery OF the Man.
haitian Bank, several years ago, when
III 900, 900 In Government bonds and
sls, 900 in cash were taken, and as most
Of the witnesses are dead 1t would be
almost impossible to convict him. De-
tective Sergeant W. e. Flnck visited this
city and laid the matter before Attorney
General Biggs, and asked that r. quisi-
tion be iesued for Hopes return to this
State. Governor Biggs thereupon issued
reputation for him In order that he may
be brought to New Castle Jail aud serve
out the ten years for which he was sem
fenced, for breaking in and attempting
to rob the Bank OF Delaware on the eth
oil November, 1873. As he only served
six months for that offence he Will have
nine and half years to lay in prison.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-15
lho Campbell Case Disposed or

The New Castle rrrsbytcy met i'd
secret session yesteldIv afternoon in
Hanover Presbyterian Church. lha
mo error, the Rev Laf yelte Marks, u.
ID, pr d d, nd lhe r.. W. l.. Me-
Ewau, Vi Rodney Strt Presbyterian
Church, vas stated CLERK. IAe meeting
was called 10 consider the case OF ths
Kev j. X. Campbell formerly pastor of
snow Hill Presbyter,An Church
The lev. j. II. CampbcA Is the man
over whom there was 81 much dlscushiou1
In reference to his connection with ne
Snow lilll church in the recent Session u
the New Castle Presbytery Ia this city,
The divorce OF the minister was also dis
cussed at some length In the synod al
Baltimore. The Gaze attracted consider
able attention, and was referred back I.
the PreseyteIy OF New Castle.
Since that time MIR. Campbell hw re.
ceiyed call to TorIesdale, Pa, AMI lc,
cep,al. Before he could be transferred
to the Presbytery In which that plAce d
included, however, lac bad TO he dls
missed by the Presbytery of New CASH.
and must also be dismissed With clcai
record.
After entering upon the case, anil .01
sidering 1t To some extent, the Toll jw.l
resolution was finally and unal.mla.l
adopted; "That we believe It 10 he Il
l the glory of God, that the whole case
indefinitely postponed"
| During the progress of this case.
which the interests OF Rev. j. +; Camp
bell were SO deeply involved, be has ,,l
nothing In bis own yindication, Irei,rra
10 leave the final disposition Of the m,
ter in the hands OF his Christian bred
| ren,
Daily Republican., 1889-11-15

Last evening about s o'clock, Agent
Stout, of the Society for the Prevention
of Cruelty to Children, found Mary
Mansell aud an infant lying on the
causewsy below the Market street bridge.
At the police station the woman, who
was very poorly clothed, said that she
had been driven from home by her hus-
band, who bad also thrown the infAn I
Into the street. nearly killing 1t. Patrol
othcer Evans aud Mr.. Stout found Man.
sell cutting wood at house in Guthrie's
row. lie was also brought ito the police
station, where he told pitiiul story.
His wife, he said, was derAnged aud often
wandered from home taking the Infant
with her. Mausell and wife aud child
were permitted to 20 home, but their
condition needs looking after.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-15
WHAT THEY HAVE DONE.
A Gold Medal Should BIO Their Rewai

A Gold Medal Should be Their Reward.
When . man Is toiling from Monday
morning until Saturday night, tired from
a week of hard labor, what more pleasure
does he want than 10 be surrounded with
good wife and loving children. TO scc
them well fed and dressed There is no
man, whether he be rich or poor, can af-
ford to spend his r'H..ey without q care
full figuring, so that y can get the neces
saries Of lite which belong TO q human
being aud give his children u proper
school education. He is often compelled
to put of from week TO week tho actual
| mt cessities OF life.
The time has now come, when with q
glad heart and light purse, he eau see
his boy well dressed, by going to the
Economy Hall, 406 Market street, where
he can get for his boy suit that he has
been compelled to pay $3.50 for lie can
buy the same suit Tor So 90. He eau get
a suit for himself which his wife would
be proud to see him ia for 81. so, for
which he would be compelled to pay
tl2. 80 to other merchants. You eau pur
chase an elegant pair OF dress pants from
" upwards. In oycrcoats we guarantee
saving OF 40 per cent. II you call at
the Economy Hail. 4O6 Market street,
you will be satisfied that our word is our
bond.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-15

Philip Deerey, saloon keeper, at Ne.
100 jackson street, was this forenoon
hned $lO0 and costs By the Municipal
Court for selling liquor to minor named
John Roach, II years old, residing at
No. ll2J Reed street. Roach was arrested
on Monday evening in drunken coudi.
ton. At Monday mornings hearing he
would not tell where lie got HE liquor.
when he was RENAMED, and after being
kept In the cells awhile he informed on
Deerty. III hia tcst mony this morning
he said he bought Hhiskey and beer
twice at DeereyS on Monday. and at
several other times, once from Deerey's
little girl, about / years of age. Judge
Ball, In imposing the fine, said that
Deer'y ought to he ashamed 10 let a little
gii stand behind the bar. Deerey had
the case first postponed in order to get
witnesses, but as he could not get hold of
Roach, the latter being locked up, he had
no other witnesses.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-15
THIRD EDITION.


| The attendance at the chrysanthemum
show In the Odd Fellows Hall Is begin.
ming TO attract large after lion, as il PEG
pie were just beginning TO find out thai
something grand was to be seen. Every
body who came last night was delighted
and surprised to think that sucb.magniii'
cent nov ers were grown by the florists Of
WDmington, Tue City Council attended
the show last uight after Council al.
iolrned.
The 'Mrs. Alpheus Hardy" lie inqulr.
ed after by all, but there are other yarie.
ties as noted. J. y. Lewis Il Sons have
BEAUTIFUL -maroon-cOlored flower for
which there Is no name, aud they are
thinking about giving 1t the name Of
'Senatcr Higgins
One Of the IN ST. beautiful plants In the
exhibition Is the ''Prncess Of Teck," a
plant of the English variety. 1t Is pure
white with rose. Ike leaves ard forms a
perfect ball Oi While petals At the end OF
the stem.
'L. Canning" Is n remarkably large.
white bloom measuring four and five
inches IN diameter
Golden Dragon" is a great yellow
bloom, which when first open measures
nine inches In diameter.
Mrs. Cleveland is a tall, stately
plant, inclined TO so straight up in Il Q
air, aud bears blooms OF about three
Inches in diameter of yellowsh white
tint.
Other remarkable flowers are on eN.
htbition, among them the Fair Maid Of
Guernsey, DIR. Striker" Moonlight, ("
Garfield" Curiosity" America, ."
"volunteer,p "Trapedia, "Tomascus, Z"
Lillian y. Bird, "Mrs. ]. X. Baylis, !"
Hon. John Welsh. "
The attendance today ia double what
II was yesterday, and It will be largely
Increased to night aud to morrow. No
body who loves towers should miss this
show.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-15

AT this mornings session of the Mu-
hioipai Court Lawrence Hickey was fined
81 and c ste.
William Porter, a burly colored man,
entered the house of Samuel Hall, De-
catur street, We. terdsy afternoon in a
drunken condition and proceeded TO de-
mnlish all that came within his reach.
PATROL hhi"HF Evans being sent for went
IN ihe house to nrfess Porter, when a
rough and tumble Il lht ensu. d IN which
The officer got hlS cont torn and lost his
star Samuel Hall, It was charged. as.
sisted Porter to resist the officer. Porter
and Hall were each fined so and SEN
tene' 10 one mouths imprisonment.
Thomas Hines was arrAigned for a
further hearing on tie charge OF the lar.
ceny OF ring from Edward Quirk AMI
was he'd IN tlJ0 bail for court, and
Quirk was held in $50 to appear aud ties.
tiiy.
Howard Feaster, who was brought bs.
fore the court for mt obeying sum.
mons, gave reasonable excuse and wa,
discharged by payment OF 80 cents cost
Edmund w. Adele was fined $50 nnt
costs Tor an assault ard battery, Il
which he plead guilty, on Edward War
wick.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-15

George Spear made narrow escape
about 3 o'clock yesterday morn ny by
jumping from moving train on the
Baltimore " Ohio Railroad near Scott
street crossing. Spear had been working
in Chester, and Wishing to return home
took a train on the Is. & o. Road. 1t
being through train It did not stop at
Delaware avenue station, and when
Spear realized this fact he LETT his seat
and Jumpe OF. He fell on his head, and
being rendered unconscious remained
near the track for nearly an hour. When
at last lie regained consciousness he
walked home and fell against the door,
DIR. john p. Wales was at once sum.
moned, and after making careful ex.
animation OF his Injuries found him to be
greatly suffering from the loss of blood.
lie had sustained a severe cash IN the
ioret cad over the right eye. The eyelld
was badly cut. His side was bruised. as
was also his legs and hands. He was
much better this morning, and his physi.
clan does not think that he is In any i'm.
mediate danger.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-15
.
.HAMBURCERS
NEW STYLES
For Nice Boz Us.
TOMORROW Is CHILDREN'S DAY.

What grand reception we'll
give them. The hundreds and
thousands Of new and beautiful
styles-the myriads OF nov elties
our juvenile department
(nearly half our store) I'LL of
the newest and finest, mo st Sc
lect and most superb suits for
+ all and Winter wear, all spread
out before them, all ready wait
ing to gladden. the hearts of the
little fellows. What a pretty
picture! What variety Of
quaint and pretty devices Ev-
erything that a frst-class house
can have is here, and hi ndreds
of things that no other house
in this city keeps, are he re also.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-15
FIFTH edition.
THE WICKED tItpHoon


"hore Wee la Al Its iIorrii pe,or.,,
Was rraciiccd-A nc,,nn,,,
Last night about 0 O'clock a.,
geant Tucker, Special On.rr sai NIX se'
Patrol Officers Evans all NJ, ~. " 40
der the special direction. al w
Agent Stout, of the =. /. q. r py4
the lrmn Social Clnn .amS 'hle
second story of the .lnLg..5 ,.i ~
NO 4i0 Market street, aul arr,,,oS \.
following young meu iou4i tl,.c,tU
time sitting around STOVE .m'
Horace Q. Vandegrln, Ham C''i@.
w. Warfeld, Henry Lolle. llap.g ~
aud Lewis Owens. Thee ,0ut,
range 10 ago from Il to u ,elt,
one or two probably more ,hiu ID Ol
The warrant for the ia Il v..I.',,,.
Agent Stout upon the iuluua.t n aGsI
young women, Pho q L.n,.ea.,4, ,,o
IL, aud Carrie Mcmahon, a..l N III
story OF these two young men M
that ON Saturday evening tacy WEI. ~
preached by two young m,g, mnlcl
OF tho cub, and invit d 10 Grp m r
see how nicely their cub-room VA. t.|
nished. The girls ut flrst Er.t,,,ri I'd
finally promised that In hA. AVurG,l
would meet them and 20 aul ,.e NJ
rooms. At the time sptc'ncd ,hsyn,
the young men aud went up To- 80 ~
rooms. And like the fy That yaut,cl
the spiders web. they went int, I'M. "a
OF moral death. IA soon a, they ep,c,.l
the door was locked, the window Ind
closed, tho gas was turned down va
low aud the young men begau to lndagj
In immoral talk. Then btcl and wh,ksl
were furnished and all drank, gllls. b1
Poor, silly girisl
There were two apartments, and N,
girls. In q halt dazei, drunken cogdtlor|
were taken Into the rear room In wh..,
there was no furniture but carpet spj
come chaire. The gas was turned MI
lower and the doors securely fastened
Here the girls remained untll supl,,
morning, when they were let cut under,
promise TO return On Sunday uigh,
which promise they kept ami the be.il
proceedings OF Saturday nigh, were COD
hnued, seven young men being Il. soclai.I
with the crueltles. Neither Of the mi
having fathers living, and working Cd
at service, their coalition was not Know
until "wednesday morning, when ID
youngest girl became very III aud ply
stefan was sent for.
To him she disclosed her slam,fs
treatment The mother at once con
suited Agent Stout. The eller Of Ii
girls was taken to Agent stouts ofle,
where her relation OF the abJye tact
were made under oath.
At this mornings session Of the Nun
cipal Court the young men were a
brought In and held undcr 500 hlll eac
Tor their appearance Tor u hearing o
Monday evening next, the Is Il ins'au
and the two Rirls were each held und'
the same amount OF bail to appear Az
testify.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-15

The suit instituted by the late Henry
9. McCombs, against the Credit Mob lier
Company Of Amer ca, was argued before
Judge Wales in the U. 3. Court yester
day morning.
Senator Higgins represented the plain
tiils, and Wayne MaeVeagb, aud Bates
and harrington, OF this city, the defend.
ants The plaintiffs asked thst The d.
iendante be required 10 account Tor ard
pay over the fun value oil ,3lG shares OF
Union Pacific Railway stock, and also
the value Of 100000 income bonds. The
bill was dismissed, each party paying its
own costs.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-15

DR.. James Garretson, who has become
quite a distinguished author, visited our
city yesterday. He has resided In Phila.
delphia for the past thirty years, aud in
that time has written and published
several books. His work on surgery
ranks among the best that can be found,
and has Passed through five editions, and
what is more has paid him very hand
somely. We are pleased to hear Of his
success. We hope that further dlstinc-
ton as an author awaits him,
Daily Republican., 1889-11-15

Mcssrs. w. Costa & Co. ave cosI
tract,d with the Delaware Printing ca
formerly James & Webb, At 81 MarEa
street, for the printing aud tinling y
Inc Wilmington City directory. ll1
paper will be first class from tie MeSrsl
Curtis Il Bro. IS Newark mills. lti, a
cures promptly delivered, wrii pf.niei
and firmly. bound city directory, aIa|
class IA every espect.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-15

The attendance at tie Homeopathic
bazaar now going on in the Institute Hall
was large last night for the first night
visitors upon entering stop suddenly aud
look around bewildered as II they were
enteriog enchanted grounds. The scene
under the electric lights was brilliant in
the extreme. Settees are arranged IN a
circle In the centre Of the room, forming
an out'ide promenade Tor tho Young
people while the elderly ones occupy
seats. The tables aud booths were ali
well patronized.
The art gallery, containing fity-nine
original pictures, Il natural history et-
lioit, aud portrait gallery, was crowded
during tn whole of the evening. The
exhibits here arc very amusing, an / no
visitor to the bazaar should fail to s!e
this exhibit.
The music during the ever ing by
Cooks Philadelphia orchestra was one OF
tue enjoyable features OF the entertain
ment.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-15

Mayor Harrington received a uamA
OF letters yesterday from business md
and Others asking him not to accept tai
resignation OF Chief OF Police swIg,eii
and there Is also petition to that eist
being circulated In this city. nj hopai
that the resignation Of the che wi.llo
be accepted. but at the same time | =
very evident from his actions ial be Id
no; sufficient good common sca.e 10 ~
preciate who his real friends AZ
Daily Republican., 1889-11-15

The fair that is being held In 81 pau'
Catholic Church, at Fourth and Js5,.a
streets, was well attended last eyentl
The receipts at the different tables wei
very satisfactory, and the young laiIes
charge OF them were very much peas'i
There are com, very nice articles 10 }
CHANGED on next week, and As the pa
ceeds VIII be used for the benefit Of d
church the fair should be well palros
-IrDl
Daily Republican., 1889-11-15

DIR. Slmms' White PulmonIc Balsam
goes right TO the very seat OF disease a. d
Will positively prevent the chances OF
pulmonary consumption ever rea h nc
the lungs. Far superior to any remedy
Tor curing coughs, sore throai, &c. A
large sale among druggists. Fo, rth and
Hi y streets.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-15
SIN Gict,

Collector Dougherty Is still confined y
his house with sickness. Tie piopriVl
tax payers In his district are waited upol
at the Office by his son Char L. DouRhayl
and Collector Mckee, but the POI "a
payers must go without being "ai'ed "
on. Collector Mckee remains al vi
ollice during the hours he has appohsA
Daily Republican., 1889-11-15

WILLIANsroRT, Pa, Nov. 15.-Johs
Henry, an Old soldier, fell or jumped
from passenger train here yesterday
morning, and was killed. He was on his
way to the Soldiers Home, at Erie, OF
which institution he had been an inmate.
He was returning from visit to friends
In Chester county, Pa.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-15

HAzLEToN, Nov. 1i.-Joscph Jagop, a
Hungarian, was found dead at Milnes.
vile last night. lie was Killed IN a
drunken melee with party Of his COM
ranions. Michael Jagon, his cousin, is
said TO be the murderer. lie has not
been arrested, but the police authoritins
arc CA Ills tracK.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-15

Councilman Isaac Dillin Of the Fourth
Ward this morning sent his check fer
u 80 to City Treasurer Griffith, ovrrplus
received for committee meetings in the
Looks pleasanler and feels happier since
he has uu oadcd. Now Tor Ryan.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-15

After the extensive repairs inst h'%
recently been put on the new " e'lsl'
pumps at the City MIL pumping 'lAuU55
they were again started YESTERDAY l.s
worked In a satisfactory manner osrs
TO the muddy water in the Brand T ,h.s
they were run but short time aul 'D''
started again this morning.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-15

The Asbury Centennial Book

In the tpress and will be an elegant
work, illustrated by large number of
eneravings OF ex.pastors aud church edl.
fees. 1t Is being published under the
auspices OF the Publishing COMMITTEES Of
Asbury NJ. Il. Church, aud will issue
from the press of the Delaware Printing
Company, OF 224 Market str Get, formerly
the firm of James " Webb.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-15

The Mi'c Society Of the Delaware Ave.
nue Baptist CEuich will give their annual
supper, in the lecture room of the churca,
ON Thursday evening, November 81.
The price OF tickets has been fixed nj IS
cents, and as everything will be iirst-
class in every respect those who attend
will be sure OF receiving the worth OF
their money.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-15

DR.. H. P. Ewes was called to es ,,a
on Wednesday to inspect lot o. f SsIou,
said 10 be suffering from q eohlSs,t fan,
disease. One had died, and three =, t Ia.
Others, IT Is reported, had been 1'la'''N ,
by the complaint.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-15

Mrs. Ray. the widow of the late James
Ray, died suddenly at her residence in
Newark, on Wednesday evening, from
heart failure. She was sister OF Joseph
Maybin, formerly OF this city, but now o f
Southern California, aud was aged about
IS years. Mr.. Caleb her son-n-lsw, who
reside with her, will become sole neir 10
the estate.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-15

General a. A. Chapman, the great to-
baceo man OF our city, has been laid up
1t his home, near the village OF Christi.
ana, for a lew days, but be hopes to be
able to DO at bis post soon and make the
tobacco business fairly hum again.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-15
MARRIED.

BRoWN-ECkEL.-on Thursday. No
Nember II, at o'clock, In st. Andrews
Church, by the Rev. Edwntd Henry
Eckel, or Newport. brother OF tho
bride, assisted by the Rev. Charles T.,
Murray, rector OF the church. Dir
Thomas Armweu brown and Miss
Daily Republican., 1889-11-15

Powell has on his stall iu TIE lh nl'
street market hsddock, Goldfish, llounass IN
lake perch. yellow perch, wine ,. u,,.
trout, pike aud also nice lot Of i 'h "a
pin, Open on Saturday evening ul"'
o'clock.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-15

A gentleman whose sight was so weak
he could not see to recognize an object
three feet from him, had his eyes COM
pletely cured by using DIR. Slmms' Eye
Cure, and thus was relieved OF the trouble
pi wearing glasses. This famous medi-
cine cures every time.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-15

G. T. Woleh & Co., 2Oi East Fourth
street, are unloading two cars OF choice
Michigan apples to-day, aud will receive
IN few days car Of York State cab.
bsge. Give them a call for bargains.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-15

To morrow promises to be fair to
slightly cloudy, and considerably colder.
Sunday lair, with slight rise 10 temper
a'ure. frosts will probably occur in the
northern part of the cotton telt' be-
tween the Mississippi river and Georgia.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-15

Psps' celebrated condition powders for
horees, cattle, poultry and swine. A curry
comb given with every package free. 20
cents, at northeast corner Third and King
streets. GEO. A. TAYLOR.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-15

Cor. Second and Tatnall streets, and see
a tne line OF silk and plush caps, 65 cents.
Also zephyr caps, hand knit, 25 cents
upwards.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-15

An appeal to the law has been threat
ened TO put an end to adyertisem ents Of
bankrupt AMI fire sales by merchants
who wi h to attract customers by the use
OF such terms.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-15

Pure sweet cider made OF russell apples
By Theodore Woodward and sold by
james Cartridge, southwest corner Of
Fourth and King streets. Also pure
cider vinegar.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-15

The best tintype made 10 the el,y ~. u :
Cumming gallery, 500 Market sH'''
Daily Republican., 1889-11-15
D. .NLln sALE-MILL hNr-rrs

III SA sI.--W I'D DE Yts6E u
Il sold IA 'front.' OF stidham q sons 1k9zD
at 10 clock. Nov. lSth. one yOri r rr ri COW
with call by her side also On, spriIiy r.
Sale positive for cash iii
sriDnhM &soS, Auet's.