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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-24

Colonel Scott Ship and cadet Librarian
vet to be announced.
Rev. james Smith is IN precarious
and steadily sinking.
Messrs. s. III. Letcher and w. Is. r.
Leech are talked Of as the most avaia
bile men for the Legislature to represent
p ckbridge Democracy. The first gem
tisman il a prominent lawyer. and Mr..
Ieech a prosperous and practical
farmer. co
Delegates to the Clifton Forge Sena,
torial Convention. September OH, M
TO county convention. September ~
will be chosen by the Democrats ,ue
3lst instant in primary meeting ~ .,i :
Wm. 4. Glasgow, ST.. of flncasile' VII
NOT hermit the use Of his name Deiole
the senatorial convention, as at hfs'
Wr Charles +. McCluer and Colonel
MD Anderson. Of Richmond, with
their families. are visiting relations IN
this county. o,;.,;c
work i'm the county. now conducliuS
successful protracted meeting al hc
banOn Church. ..,..,
Partridges will not be so plentll,g
this season. owing TO the long wet Spel'
Snuirrell shooting is good, aud angling
for black bass on the rivers Il speciai'.
good. No.. ,a,,vo q.
Lexington. located in Birmingham
vii ON the 81 proximO wed charm
inc society lady. Miss Merideth c. Nor
can. al Marysyille. Ky. -
Rev. +. l.. Kreylor, Of Iazewell -
H.. is here.
Colonel Samuel Lackey' aged aooul
seventy. led to the altar a few day
back. a, Timber Ridge. Mrs. Mafgaie q
M.Cutchen. widow Of the late Allreo
McCutchen. about the same age. botl
are we'll TO do in life.
The Malone Republicans, what lie"
are left at home. who did not attene
the Norfolk farce, say that Colonel II
Ia. Parsons. that would-be politlca
beacon 20 Southern interests and pro
lection IN politics. will make al ACTIVE
canvass # R0ckbridge.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-24

The wrong Of Protective Tariff can
be- proved ia short order. but General
Hampton saws. and with the fullest
knowledge of the situation. that we have
but one issue, and that 10 the mainte
nance Of our rights against a practical
gang OF bad whites organizing ignorant
negroes.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-24

OUR esteeroel friend, Colonel Drink
ard is enjoying the mountain Dres1'S'
aud we hope to see him return soon ana
steer the Dispatch With a strong J"ui'
cial hand right at the centre OF the
enemy = line and strike terror into their
,ital.. W. are standing by the Colonel
and the only question for the brethren
of the Press in this good fight IS when
will be foremost
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-24

Mr. ANDREW JACKsoN-not General
Jackson of Esu Claire. Wis, has sued
telephone company for getting his
house struck By lightning, which was
successfully conveyed by the telephone
wire.
Il will 10 curious 10 see the decision.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-24

II the caricaturis;s are not all asleep.
we wonder where the cruise of the Z.
S 5. Rush is The good ship cap
lures sealers of the enemy and then
puts them in charge Of a prize crew OF
one able seaman. who is at once cap.
tured by the captured skipper. after
which the prize sails merrily home
ward. aud leaves the prize crew OF one
man wandering about, not knowing
how 10 get 1ome.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-24

SIR WALTER SCOTS coachman has
died at eighty five. But still General
Washingtons body servants come to
the front. aud ii Brown Sequard ever
gets one the question is when will we
rest
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-24

THE two black Presidents of iiayu
are pounding each other. but 1t is re-
ported that there is a cartel pending
that reads as follows:
l. The debts of both factions 20 be
recognized and provided for.
IL. Legitime to withdraw.
Ill. The title Of Hyppolite as proyi-
sional President to be recognized.
". Hyppolite not 10 bring his army
into Port au-Prince. This condition
was introduced and insisted on for fear
Of bloodshed and massacre in case the
army should come IN.
v. A national assembly to be imme-
diately convened to elect permanent
President
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-24

Tnv @. O. 4 organs Of course say
that the Democratic Governor Of West
Virginia has been counted In, bat
the truth 10 that the Republicans were
kept from cheating.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-24

WE warn tine Virginia Democrats
,cain.t the idea that Mah0ue's canvass
may be easily beaten.
Mr.. Boss Mah,no has the National
Committee at his back. and 1t will need
our best efforts 20 beat him lie Is "
shrewd and untiunS leader ana we
should not forget 1t. Let us muster al
our forces aud prepare for the most
momentous battle that we have ever
had.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-24

COMMENTS on HAMPTON-Senator
Wade Hampton. OF South Carolina, says
that there Is a growing sentiment IN The
South against the protective tariff. The
interests Of the States o. Virginia. Ten
nessoe and Alabama would be parlicu-
larly advanced by low duties. Senator
Hampton is of the opinion that the Re
pubicans will attempt to provide fer
Federal supervisors and place elections
in the South under Federal control, but
will not succeed. Courier Journal.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-24

CAPTAIN PAUL. able colo'ed states
man. who went TO the Norfolk conven-
ton asa friend of John Wise. said
something really statesmanlike, and hi'
words ought 70 be put IN the patent
medicine ,croli called platform.
LEAD on. Ma ter; will follow thee.
InI Herald says II the Virginia con-
test thar the Democrats, however
need have NO fear OF defeat Il they be-
stir themselves. Their indifference or
Incidence Is the only thing that eau
bring disaster.
1T vii BE- a grand battle
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-24

THE New York papers attribute 'he
last murder in Brooklyn to the fact
that one OF two murderous burglars
had been allow ed to escape punishment
by smart trick. Of the law
A peaceable grocer was flsepinS ID
the bosom OF hi. family, when a burg
lar camo through the window and bru-
tally murdered him because he refused
to give up his money.
The assassin aud his occompnee'
were caught, and it is likely that puphc
.s,ntiment will demand a prompt Nina'-
cation Of the law. Tue crime was com
mt, Oh the night before four murderer
10 New York city we're to.oe hanged
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-24
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NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAIL

NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAIL
TWO DAILY TRAINS TO ,Nv0NhGrunrRG.
TWO DAILY TRAINS TO u 20 SN isse.
SCHEDIJLE IN EFFECT Mh W -
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a. n. daily; arrive No''o'A ~
pm. .,d Petersburg
$40 NJ Daily. ria Richmon'tp eo 80 l0:a
M No. leaves PctersoNl 80 ~,
N for Farmyillc. Lynohu,g
points south and West. lhh"N W.
ROACH TO kADFOhD' mcclure
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5.DP. ". leaves Petersoou9 tto5l p
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NJ THROUGH CAk ~ NJ"
mp n pei LIN ria Richmond an1 PETERSBURG
'''' raiiroad. arriving 40 Petersburg Ai
go =. NJ. connecting Win tla'oo ~
leaving Petersburg az ta' 4. ~
Tor Fsrrnvillc. Lyuchnurn, hoanoNe
p@oafontgs Bristol. knoxville, Onat
fanooga and all points South an'
pr-rrwAE STEPPING CAR ACCOMM0DA
TONS. NO
No. l-Sleerlng-car petersburg 20 an'iv q,
..itbol,. change. leaving Petersburg oa1 ~
755 r. N. Pullman sleeper - hV''@'e
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Ma Pullman sleeper LyncbourK ~ 81"
Orleans. and Roanoke 30 Chattanooga Ni'n''
Tickets. baggage checks, and All ipi9,,l1e,
can be- obtained no Ricumoni ana fn,,' sf,t.
15'.l-,.f I.rof A ~. CARRIERS. 100 slt'
sfreet. and at tbc Compauy'i ohico' wi h-.
H-l- '.-e0' ". b. BEVlLL,
General Passenger AGENT.
CHARLES G.. EDDY. Vice President
General Office Roanoke. Va.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-24

THE Chicago Ne,rs, in warning The
c,lored sdiior Of Selma, Ala, who pro-
poses to run out the white people of
the south and Try the Hayti plan, says
that If it be not all bluT the screod
certainly means bloodshed and inter
necine war. Ii is little wonder that all
the white men in the country are
armed. a. the dispatch says. The
White Republican Tariff League
passed resolutions Offering its moral
and physical support and the
Grand Army of the Republic and
the Confederate Veterans have shaken
hands and made common cause against
the blacks. The dispatch says forty
negroes with Winchester rifles are
sworn TO support Bryant, the editor Of
the Independent, and there is a high
state of excitement all round. "
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-24

IL CHICAGO GETS IT.-The New York
Press says that If the World s Fair be
held iu Washington or Chicago there
will bea list of interesting exhibits from
New York. such as reduced model OF
Brooklyn bridge, reduced model of the
statue Of Liberty. and so on through the
list of great works in Gotham. One
may search through the schedule in
vain for "a reduced model Of General
Grant 5 monument. \ good substitute
might be a reduced model of New
York's generosity. - Chicdgo Ncrs.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-24


fs-SFCOND PGL-BlIlRlAN Gnu 'h
pr. lfogc atiia. ni. ana %. n.. service end
Inc af O.I5 KcN. Frank ir' "li liN'''l IT'D
fne old Market Iiall aio ID D. A.
as-wrsTNNIsTER CHURCH. corner
Gary and sycamore streets. -lr. White WV
nre,cb at 3 O'Clock p ODD. ~undny--enooi ai
s:l5 "a. Do.
egrHRD pRE@BYlERiAN CnDrcH.
Rev. !. p. Cannon. pastor Preaching al ID
a. n. and b =. m'
r.-FrR9r pRFsBYrEBlAN CHURCH,
corner Of Grace and Madison Streets ICES.
Robert p. Kerr. ID. ID PASTOR l..F' IL. a.
Vhif.. pn. d.. of Washington Hri Dee F. PILE
vcrsit3. cx.ngtou. Na, wi preach at il ID.
IN. No service al nlfNi.
H-FOURTu rHESBNrEiIAN CHURCH.
West Graco street. Rev u. Calvin ~I.Ntt'
nast0r Preaching 200 d O'Clock 90. DOB. DIS /
Rev Frank Price, who VIII ffr1fl rit'iii /
sermon 20 q @ young 40 go CLOCK odd ihetftA-
ing.
rs-GRACE- STREET paESnlfERiAN /
cur-prI Jamos.Y Fair. o. d.. PASTOR
t.n account of the pastor. Dr. Fair. being OUT
of me- city. tnOre Nti Boz mo -efHi'N- in ih'~
church. Iha usual ~nnnftl->cloHl e'if ir.-
gao g.3O O'Clock 3D. fn., nnH cNA''u "l "'-".
services 900 s.l5 oc.oeN lih.
ra.AfL SAINTS CHURCH. Madison Doe
l nogno,a 'r'r rector--ciyc0s 80 IN am. and
G.l5 pm.
egN0ORg MEMORIAL PROTESTANT
l,,l ~ 49,, ,. Nl s.r- ~. ills %. ID. auI
s.f,D n lI.eruIUD cordially llfI..I
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Rev. j.. TO- p'7''''''' - ''
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49, ron.b.. arl Min stre.t-.-lr CHr-
michael ,..l preach f ~ a.l. AND $3.50 plu.
s..Sr. ANDREW, cMucu corner of
laurel aud Havers streets. Hey. rs. Pow
st. IN ~, ' a.i s.i5e.m -ml0y s.n0Int u.lo
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/ i,n,f@n rector sunday school at a.il go n.
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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-24

r-si- NJ 20 connects daily ~ kcrsyi'h
80 f,.-s-. Sf.. t..fflsriilo. and oNtura
ntrsew. Henderson Gnd Raleigh con
re'+s AZ Greensboro for Durham
UaIc.gh. salem. ana Winston ahl AI ..-'s
Nl-tt Carolina D. vision. af Salisbury iaf sen
e.ne Hof srf'ngs ana sN points in "fi.rf
Eo-.h Carolina. AID st l-Ar.ote iof Go r
Tain no. Sc connects daily 81 Green's
ho.rf fnr Salem. Winston. hlie'tn, o..1
I--,' .rd fforrhcld g. 10y. Ht c1'eNlfl 'n
t.n.raIo. Hot springs, ana aN fola' z
..lsfarn North Carolina. st Charlotte ril
Crsrlrfte. Columbia and Augusta '.
r.. .arh... Anellfa. Aiken. ilfr|. iNN r.
...n .I.r..rser.I'e. Co.. rCIsHnf .Io a.i .i''
.-.il r0nts: Also with Carolina -e-'-a
-..rnad lr- 81 muFlon.
TnIns from tho south eniYo hf hi-'-''A'
.fr. ri and sII p.ri
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-24

LEES BIRTHDAY.-The virtues Of Lee
have always found as frank and hearty
recognition in the North as in the South
The men of the South can say nothing
of the beauty of his personal character.
his courage. bis devotion to bis ideal OF
duty. that will not find a ready echo
among those he fought against. and 10y
whom he was conquered. Ii such de-
monstrations could be confined to "a
tribute 10 the private character of the
man there could probably be no just
ground Of objection to them. but pub
lie holiday in celebration Of the birth
day of Lee would inevitably bea cele
bration Of the Lost Cause.-Ncr York
Tribune.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-24

TIE PRESIDENT AND WORRINGMEN.-
Ii Is certainly unfortunate for President
Harrison hat his accepted attitude To-
ward the workingmen is such that tho
labor organizations Of Indianapolis re-
fused the invitation TO turn out aud
welcome him back to his old home
With the mills and factories OF highly
protected products failing IN unusual
numbers. with the wages of labor ne
duced iu nearly all our protected in-
duslies. and with monopoly combine,
rapidly multiplying to increase Ode cost
of The neces7aries of life. At % not sur
prising that workinemen are unwilling
10 enthuse over the fruits OF the admin.
isiratiOn that was to be the harciugei
of increased wages and enlarged indus
Trial prosperity.~Phiadelphia Times.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-24
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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-24

HARRISON IL THE STATEs.-In Ohio
Foraker. having secured the nomina'
ton for Governor. is TO haveshe aid Of
the entire power Of the general govern
ment In crushing his Republican oppo-
nenls.
In Virginia Mahoneism has been
adopted as the Administration creed,
and the President party has no use
for any one who does not accept as law
the impetuous diciation Of The little
Confederate general.
The President evidently believes in
enforcing discipline within his party
against all freedom of thought or ac-
ton. whatever the consequences 20 the
party may be.-New York. STAR
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-24

THE CAMPAIGN OF EDUcATION.-Ihe
campaign Of education goes right along.
rain or shine. winter or summer The
failures Of the wooden manufactures
are causing many persons TO think, and
out West great meetings are being held
for the purpose of dlssociating Tariff
Reform from politics and of discussing
ID ON its merits. At Plattsburg. Mo-, on
Wednesday. some 10000 people who
had met 70 look into the question greet
ed with applause the letter addressed to
the chairman of the committee ON an.
Observation-Disclosures Record.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-24

THE LORD HIGH EXEcUTIONER.-lu
the art Of decapltation Assistant Post
master General Clarkson exhibits "a
skill which only long practice can give.
With great frankness and just fla.
vor of ghoulish giee ia his voice. he de-
clares that during the last five months
he has turned out about fifteen thousand
office holders.
That is 10 say, an average of one
hundred per day, including Sundays
and stormy weather.
From the standpoint Of an implacable
partizanship this is remarkably good
record. If from a merely patriotic
point of view it does not seem credita-
bic. the reply is that Clarkson was not
thinking OF patriotism, but Of party.
Patriotism has its placc-beiore cleo
ton. IL serves 10 dec0y tho ground
hngs. But after the election the Re
publican boss has something better 10
attend to-namoly. the perquisites. =
Lowell describes him to the life IN the
lines
4 einooine statesman should DE ON his
III Inc must have beliefs nut TO blleve 'em
too bard
-Nelr York Herald.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-24
lrEDMONT AIRLINE.

DlEDMONT AIRLINE.
eiCHMOND & DAEYlLLE RhlLhohD
SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE IL
TIRE SOUTH.
PULLMAN sLEFPERs ON ALL NIGH
TRAINS.
SCHEDULE rs EFFECT AiGOol i9. l''e
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-24

WHAT THEY SwALLOw.-With Ma
hone as the administration candidate
Tor Virginia the old alliance of 1.-THE
Puritan aud the blackleg > IN politics is
renewed. The little Virginia boss Is
best described as political pirate. His
principles are the same that animated
his prototype, Captain Kidd. lie has
been called by the Republicans a
rebel, a ''repudiator' and rene
gade. There is no lower depth in
American politics than that touched IN
Mahoneism. And for the bare chance
OF success IN Virginia the Rfrubi"an
party wallows IN that mud.-Nelc York
World.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-24

FOR NEW YORK.

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FV.Ny WEDNESDAY and hALt n'h
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FRIDAY mornings.
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Cien are 90 New 4-rk y.a J j.,.., river 700
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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-24

RECKLESS AND DlsCREDUED.-Ma-
h me- = nomination means the desperate
fight # reckless and discredited fac
ton against all the responsible and
wisely progressive elements OF life in
Nirgiula. Malone will no doubt. make
a rampant canvass. but It viii not avail
against McKiuney'r solid popularity.
backed by the enthusiastic support Of
the Democracy, reinforced by large
and influential independent and con-
servative Republican yote.-N Y. star.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-24
CREAM OF THE PRESS.
PlTHY PARAGRAPHS
FROM SPICY PAPERS.

The Negro ousstion-Lce's Birthday-if
Chicago Gets 1.-THE President and the
VorLincmen-The Campaign Of Educs-
tion-The Lord High EXecutioner'
THE NEGRO QUEsTIoN.-There seems
to have been little progress made IN IL
viding the negro vote IN the South.
Otherwise the Democrats IN virginia
would not base their canvass so largely
on the race issue. They evidently have
no hope of gaining negro support FOR
their own ticket. and hence they VIII
try to win votes from white Repubh-
cans through fear OF what they call
negro domination. '-Ne'C York Times.
MAuoNE's PLATFORM.-The first
thing after permanent or
ganization was effected IN the
evening was the reading Of bla-
tant stump speech. brought from re-
tersburg in type. to serve the purpose
of a platform. About the only definite
moaning that can can be extracted rom
II is that Malone is in favor OF protec-
ton. because. among other things IL
affords abundant means TO pursue
the noble scheme Of patriotism
and Craftsmanship thrice proclaimed
bv a Republican Senate IN the
Blair bill" To the stump speech were
appended some declarations IN favor oil
renonetzing silver. fostering the oys'
ter. &C.. and the whole thing wa
adopted with the same unanimity win
which any other rigmarole from Ma
hone would have been accepted. IheI
Malone was named as thecandidate iol
Governor by the obedient Mr.. Lamb. anC
seconded several times over by those
designated to make speeches, and The
nomination was made by acclamation
-Neic York Times.
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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-09-25
A Badly Sold Thiss.


One OF the excursiouists landing Al
Brighton Beael. the other day. seemed
exactly fitted to the terra green s. grass
lie WIS an oldish man. with the scent Of
our,lockS in his clothes. and as be moved
around he Ieft trail Of Asysee,i behind
ham. lie had no sooner isil the trsia
than he approached a young nan uh0
was negiigeatly leaning against post al
the entrance to the depot, and sid
q BY gum, this Is nice. I've got away
for a day, and Pm going right in and
have a siashing good time"
That's right, uncle" kindly replied
the young nan that's what we eome.
here for-io enjoy ourselves 1t takes
money, though"
You bet it does, but I've got the rhi-
no right here in my clothes. Bin savin'
up for eight months I'm jest goin'
right in, regardless Of expense. LOok-a-
here ~
He pulled a lat wallet from his hind
pocket and pattea It affectiOnaiely. and
eonidentiaily whispered
R-h-i-n-o, rhinO Come and have
drink OF sassaparilly and some ice
cream"
The two were soon fast friends. Sever
al phiIsnthropists sought to signal the
old man that he was in TOW OF pick
pocket, but he was obvious. The yonng
man steered him from place to place.
paying for soda water, ginger ale and
peanuts in the most liberal manner, bat
somehow every time he attempted to 20
down into that hind pocket the hind
pocket wasn't there. Aner three hours'
hard and persevering work, he finally
got his fingers on the wallet and quickly
transferred it. Then he suddenly an
nounced
Say You wait right here A minute.
There's a party out there want to speak
to-"
All right responded the hayseed.
looking up from his ice cream. but
don't be gone long. I'm a-havin' the
gosh-durndesi best time in my life, and
I don't want nothin' 70 happerr
Something dii happen, however. The
young man did not return Several hours
later old hayseed went up to the Man
haitian Beach, and found him sitting on
bench, gazing pensively toward the
sea
~'Scuse me, ne said, bat If it's the
stomach ache, I've got a phial Of pepper
mint essence here
Sir Are you speaking to met" de-
manded the young man as be bristled
up.
Yes, soTter 10 you You are feelin'
sorrowf1l. You have my sympathy.
When you come to open thst wallet and
found It stuffed full Of hair dye dodgers
I'd gin a bushel Of 'taters to look at yer
phiz. LOOk-s-here %
And he pulled a great wad Of green
backs from his pocket, and patted it
fondly, and said
Thar's nothin' mean about me. I'm
simply an old ruta-baga from the agri-
cultural district. Let's have s glass of
pop together.--N. T. Sun.