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ADJUSTMENTS.

"Wild Oats" was presented again at
the Grand last night by Sisson's comedy
company, to a fair honsc. There will bo
q matinee performance this afternoon.
and tho company will close its engage
n, ment with this evenings performance.
There are some very funny situations
in "Wild Oats.n ''sN
I'm the Ranks" is to commence n
three nights run at the Grand next Mon
day night. The Buffalo Ne,us, in re-
port OF this play, says: at is a drama
with striking situations, bright dialogue,
and. clever mingling Of humor and
sentiment. Hamilton Harris played the
part OF Ned Drayton; he person.
ates the hero to perfection md
was frequently interrupted by ap-
plause. Miss Fannie Gonzalez and
Fred Q. Brooks deserve word Of praise
Tor their refined spccialties which they
render during the performance" -
Manager Genther, OF the Grand, has
engaged. the Wilbur opera company,
numbering about fifty people, to plav a
weeks engagement at the Grand com.
mencing Monday, April 81. The VIII
bur company is well spoken OF this
season. -
1t may be said of Robert Downing, the
trageedian who is TO present "The Giadi-
ator" at the Opera House next Wednes.
day and Thursday evenings that he is a
man to whom nature has given tho pro.
portions Of an athlete, the symmetry OF
a Greek statue, and the strong populsion
Of bright, clear, wide Intelligence,
representing force which in the theatre
world compels admiration. He is a pic
ture Of manhood in physical develop.
ment, iull.chested, broad-shouldered,
muscled like a Hercules, with fine
head, well poised on a sturdy neck, a
handsome lace, smooth under the touch
Of youth, but given character by dark
eyes that catch their expression from
passing thoughts or troubled passion !;
he has voice OF great depth and vol.
ume and romance, yet musical and at
will tenderly pathetic.
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TIE BkLLEvlLLE KlSSEE
Captured by Indignant Citizens Ills Latest
. EYnlnlf 'H y .N.fHf

Captured by Indignant Citizens His Latest
Exploit. 'st NV"
BELLEvlLLE, ILL.,, March 2l.-The
Belleville kisser, who has both fright.
enod and charmed the young ladies OF
Belleville for the last week, has finally
come to grief. About o'clock last even.
ing one Of the most estimable young
ladies OF Belleville was passing the cor
ner OF Richland and First South street
unaccompanied. She was suddenly
grasped from behind by atall man and
held in vise.like grip. The man
hugged and kissed her for several min.
utes, tho girl being so badly frightened
that she could not scream.
Finally, after terrible struggle, she
freed herself from his grasp aud ran
down the street screaming for help.
while the kisser departed in an opposite
direction. Several gentlemen, whose
lady friends had been assaulted on pre-.
vious evenings, got track of the fellow
and followed him into the Washington
House, on South Illinois street. The
police were notified, and they went I'M
mediately to his room in the hotel to
capture him. Upon opening the door
they found a well.dressed man of six
feet, two inches in height, with butcher
knife in his hand, who deGed arrest.
The officers drew their revolvers and
forced him to surrender. At the station
he gave no explanation OF his conduct.
He at first cried, then played the mad
ac" and attempted to clear out the po-
lice station, but was lodged safely in a
cell. He gave his name as Walter Deli.
hanty, and said that be formerly resided
in Chicago, but had separated from his
vile. He has been in Belleville about
four months and has been employed at
the nail mills. He was neatly dressed
with light overcoat and is man Of
polished manners. zSi- '-ri +
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WEST YlRGlSIASs IN WASHINGTON.

Senator Scott and rostmaster. .Cowtlon nro
Thoro-congressIonnl Predictions BY a1r.
Gnrvin. ~ lt5ti Is sE,,i5 ~. Az
Special Dispatch 10 Tie In:euiuencer. NJ
WASHINGTON, March 2l.-Postmastar
J.W. Cowden and Hon. N. B, Scott Of
Wheeling, were among the visitors at
the Capitol today. Mr.. Cowden is here
endeavoring to get the P Postmaster Gen.
eral to give him an allowance for two
additional clerks in the Wheeling post.
office. The probabilities are that he
will not succeed in getting what he
wants till after the goth Of June next
when a new fiscal year commences. Mr.
Scott ia on bis way TO Annapolis to visit
his son, who is a cadet at the Naval
Academy. 5Ij VT '1i7S5 'A' va
Mr.. Thomas NJ. Garvin, a promisipp
young limb OF the law of Wheeling. was
also At the Capital to-day He was ad.
mltted to practice before the Surname
Court OF the United States, being pre-.
gented to the Chief Justice by Senate,
Faulkner. Touching politics Mr.. Gar.
vim expressed his belief that Mr.. Atkiu.
son would be re-nominated for Con.
gress in the First district, and that hif
opponent would probably be Mr.. Pen,
dleton, although, he said, Nj, g. "
Hroskunier appears to hayd quite q fol
Miss Mamie Fleming, I ol she,psrds Is
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Atlantic al: {. Tea.
CO..
Tea Importers 4 Coffee Roastcrs.

Our enormously increasing trade has
necessltated more room. We are equal
to tho occasion and have secured tho
lease OF tho Flaccus building, corner
Market and Twenty.third street, and al.
ready workmen are engaged remodeling
and fitting up for our occupancy April
lst. Here We will have steam power,
elevator, largo sales room, warehouse,
three stories, over G,000 feet floor space,
the largest retail house in tho State.
With our increased facilities we can
handle a greater variety OF goods, and
soil on closer margins. We are prepar-
Ing a new price list, which will include
in tho grocery line, at prices
heretofore unheard Of. We have now
tho facilities for handling goods pos
sessed by no other house III the State,
and our determination is that ours shall
be the largest, cheapest and most relia-
bio Tea and Grocery house in the State.
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TILE PENSION BILL.
a Lively Dobats In tho House Mr.. Gro
vener Denounces tho Democrnt.

A Lively Debate In tho House Mr., 0rox.
vener Denounces tho Democrats.
WAsnINdroN, D. G., March 2l.-AIr.
spinola, in speaking on the pension
appropriation bill in the House to-day.
said the Democrats intended to draw the
line OF battle on the service pension bill.
The Democrats did not intend that the
Republicans should mark Themselves as
the special friends OF tho veterdns. The
Democratic party had forced the pension
rolls from $2S, ,000, 900 up to $f0O, ,0OO, 900:
and yet, the Republicans went on the
stump and told the people that thew
were the friends Of the men who saved
the union. That was the way the Re-
publican party rewarded the veterans.
Mr.. Allen, Of Mississippi, said that he
did not belittle the services OF the Fed
eral soldiers. To do 80 would be to be-
little bis own. He had been one OF the
men whom they had had to overcome.
and that had been Helculean task'
[Laughter.]
MIR. Breckenridge, OF Kentucky ex.
pressed hinself in favor Of liberal pen.
sion system, but opposed to the abuse
OF that system and opposed to making
the Pension Bureau a great political
machine. /, '''' ;"
Mr.. Grosvenor, OF Ohio, said that the
minority had suddenly become wonder.
fully patriotic, and il it could only dc.
stroy the unpatriotic record it has always
made it would be wonderfully reformed,
The gentleman from New York had
said that the Democratic party had run
up the appropriations for pensions from
SIS, 600, 900 to $l00,00O,00O. There was
not a dollar Of that money that had been
appropriated under any general pension
bill ever passed by the Democratic party,
or ever signed by a Democratic Presi.
dent. ~ NV :
Referring to President Cleyeland's
veto OF the dependent pension bill, he
said that when Mr.. Cleveland was re-
nominated no man had shouted louder
in his behalf than had the gentleman
from Indiana (Mr: BarnumJ and yet
Grover Cleveland, who had hurled his
veto in the faces Of the soldiers, was the
most popular Democrat in the United
States, and three years hence would
drag the Democratic party at his car.
wheels. : ~ l-e n.
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Epoch.

Tho transition from long, lingering and
painful sickness to robust health marks
and epoch in the life Of the individual.
Such remarkable event is treasured in
the memory and the agency Whereby the
good health has been attained is CRATE
fully blessed. Hence it is that so mucl.
is heard in praise OF Electric Bitters. So
many feel they owe their restoration to
health, TO the use Of the Great Alterna-
tive and Tonic. II you are troubled
with any disease Of kidneys, liver OF
stomach, Of long or short standing you
will surely find relief by. use of Electric
Bltters: Sold at Soc and 81 per bottle at
Logan Drug Co. 3 drug store. - s e
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Indlnn Trcnty Itntiilcd,

WASHINGTON, D. G., March 2l.-The
House Committee on Indian Affairs to.
day authorized favorable report on a
bill 10 ratify m agreement between tho
United States and the Coeur D'Alene
Indians in Idaho. By this agreement
the, Indians promised to relin1uish all
title to certain lands in Washington,
Idaho and Montana, formerly possessed
BY them but now held by tho United
States, and for which the .Indinns had re.
ceiyed no compensation. The United
States agreed to oxpend for the benefit
ofthe Indians tho sum Of $3.50, 900 under
tho direction Of the Secretary Of the In.
terror.
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Never Too Old TO Wed.

RlronlE CouEr HOUSE, W. Va, March
2l.-Jacob Relner, patriarch OF 90
years, was Tuesday married to Mrs. Ray,
a blushing widow Of O5. Refner walked
from his home, twenty miles, to Mrs.
Rays home, introduced himself, pro.
posed and was accepted in less than half
an hour. ReEner then walked six miles
to this place, secured license aud min.
lister, and the happy. couple were made
one. Reflner is prosperous farmer.
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PuRvIs, Miss, March ol.-Jake Kill.
rain arrived here yesterday morning,
but is now at Richburg, whcro he
will remain till Saturday. He will
then be taken to Columbia to serve out
thesentence Of two months in the county
jail. The Sheriff is undecided as to
whether or not he has the right to hire
kilrsln out. The Attorney General
thinks he has while the District Attor.
ney las not. M ~,
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Closed for the Present.

NEW YoRK, March 2l.-United States
Commissioner Fields to-day resumed bis
investigation in the Claasen-Si1th Ma
tional Bank case. General Foster.
Clsasen's counsel, said he didn't pro-
pose to offer his testimony in behalf Of
the accused; would allow the case to
rest on its merits. District Attorney
Mitchell moved that Claascn be held to
await the action Of the grand Jury.
Commissioner Shields granted the mo.
ton and Claasen's present bonds would
be sufficient. This closes the case for
the present. aee ,''rs1
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An Interesting Cnse.

The case OF Elijah B. Kennedy VS.. ].
M. Maring, was among those disposed
Of this week in the Common Pleas Court
for Belmont county, sitting at St. Clairs.
vile. The suit was brought to recover
$4,000 damages and after the plaintiff
got through with his evidence Judge
briggs directed tho jury 10 find for the
defendant holding that the words: "You
are swindler; you are engaged in help.
ing this man swindle honest men out ol
their money" are not actionable per see,
and that as the petition did not allege
any specific damages arising from the
uae OF said language an action for dam.
ages could not lie. :,
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A PREMATURE PUBLICATION
Defeated tho Arrest of Eyrnnd, tho Famous
French Murderer.

Defeated tho Arrest of Eyrnnd, tho Famous
French Murderer.
New York, March 2l.-'"The publica-
ton OF the fact that the detectives had
arrested Eyrand, the alleged French
murderer, in this city, defeated his ar.
rest" said the sergeant in charge OF po-
lice headquarters to-day. "Eyrand was
in this city and registered at the Hotel
America. The French detectives were
just about TO arrest him when he disap.
neared mysteriously, leaving bis trunk.
The detectives were watching tho place
night and day in hope Of his return, but
the newspapers printed the story Of the
presence OF the French officers and gave
Eyraud the warning. The trunk con.
tanned damaging evidence against the
murderer. fg..
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a.s.-r ~ ...
Murderer HnugetI.

New ORLEANS, March 2O.-The Times
Democratic Plaquamine, La, special says:
Prince Saunders, colorej; was hanged at
1890 to-day in the jail yard. 4 The crime
for which Prince suffered tleathtwas the
murder Of Rhody Walker, his mistress,
on the lith OF December, 1889, Just few
hours after Carter Wilkinson was hung,
whose execution Saunders witnessed.
He leaves wife aud several sisters, B
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TIE FIRST REGIMENT.
General Orders Issued by Col. Frccr
Schools OF Instruction by Conmnndants,

General Orders Issued by Col. Frccr,
Schools OF Instruction by Commandments.
General Orders No. have been issued
by Col. Romeo II. Freer, Of tho First
regiment Of infantry, West Virginia M.
tional Guard. It announces that head.
quarters have been established at Richie
Court House, where nil communications
ofan official character must be addressed.
The present roster Of the field, staff and
company commanders is Us follows:
Colonel, Romeo II. Frcer, Ritchio @.
H.; Lieutenant Colonel, Richard L.
Fast, Morgantown; Major, Robert A,
Armstrong, West Liberty; Surgeon,
Maj. H. b. Baguley, Wheeling; Adult.
ant, Capt. John s. Hamilton, Fairmont:
Inspector Of Rifle Practice, Capt. @. D,
Robinson, Rowlesburg; Paymaster,
Lieut.. George W. McCleary, Wellsbury:
Signal Office, Lieut.. E. L. Thomas, Flat
Run; Sergeant Major, W. II. Curtis,
West Liberty; Quartermaster Sergeant,
J. O. johnson, Toll Gate; Commissary
Sergeant, A. s. McDougal, Richie @. H.:
Company A, Capt. W. S. Hamilton,
Richie O. H.; Company u, Capt. @. L,
Linn, Auburn; Company D, Capt. W. B.
Sine, Flat Run; Company Z, Capt. Ad.
Laughlin, Rowlesburg; Company f,
Capt. D. T. \. Casteel, Buckhannon:
Company G, Capt. b. L. Low, West Lib.
erty; Company II, Capt. Thomas L.
Amick, Wellsburg; Company l, Capt,
Joseph r. Miller, Morgantown; Coin.
Wheeling. =
Two company drills each month are
ordered, beginning March |, 1900, until
|urther orders. aIsI0''TT
Aschool Of instruction will be held
,nce month by each company coin.
nander for tho instruction Of the non.
commissioned officers under the direc.
ion OF captains OF competent lieutenants.
The regiment has materially improved
'ince the November inspection and is
low first in numbers, drill and discip.
Inc. Officers and men are urged to re-.
,ewed efforts TO secure this end. As a
,art OF the volunteer regular army OF the
United States the regiment must keen
breast OF comrades in sister States,
The Colonel regrets tue present mig
'ardly policy OF the Legislature towards .
he National Guard. He realizes the
immense sacrilices OF time, money and ,
BUSINESS on the part OF the National !!
iuard which has been, and still is, nec-
ssary to keep up the organization. But .
he future looks brighter. y's.,5
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sorrow by his many army friends. Ills
home WAS In Ohio, near Dayton, and he
was appointed 10 command an Ohio regi.
ment early In the war. His military ser.
vice brought him into close relations
with many Ohio men, among whom were
ex.Presldcpt Hayes, Gen. J. D. Cox and
many others. II was only last wear that
no united with the Ohio Commard dery
Of tho Military Order Of tho Loyal 1.e.
glon, and It's members expected to elect
him their Senior Vice Commander at
tho coming election. Tho Commandery
deeply feels his LOSE from its numbers
and will doubtless DO represented At his
funeral. His merits as an officer and
his modesty have made him universal
fnvnriko r..Ha' I'H--7-
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Gen. Crook ns u Hunter.

CLEVELAND, o., March 2l.-Webb @.
Hayes, son OF ex.Prcsident Hayes, has
gone on eleven annual hunting trips
with General Crook. The last hunt oc.
Cured in September, 1880, and the party
consisted OF Crook, Hayes, ]. s. Collins,
Of Omaha, and Lieutenant Henry IL.
Wright, OF the Ninth United States CAV
nlry. The start was made from Fort
Robinson. Two lodges Of Sioux Indians
with Red Bear, Swimmer, Red Sack,
Singing Bear and Little Bat Chiefs. The
party killed five bears, one bull elk, six
mountain sheep, aud seventy black tail
deer and antelope,
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Threo.Flngercd Jack Arrested.

CLEVELAND, O., March 2l.-The police
last night arrested John s. Mason, alias
Fingered jack" on suspicion Of
completely in the murder Of Arthur
Henry, the Nickel Plate agent and tele-
graph operator ut Harrisburg, Ohio, last
Monday night. Mason is resident OF
Cleveland, but he admits that he was in
the vicinity OF Harrisburg on the night
OF the murder. 55Js il. l,III
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NlOtOllh Wnrkrnrn.

BERLIN. March Ala number Of
workmen who were holding meetings at
Kocpenick last night became excited by
the speeches made to them, and acted in
riotous manner. The Gen d'Armes
were called upon to disperse the work
men, and while endeavoring to do so
two OF them were wounded by the riot
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REAplSo, Pa, March 2l.-The COM
mittee o. ministers investigating Bishop
J. J. Eshcr, OF Chicago, for tho pact three
days, arrived at a verdict this afternoon.
They found him guilty OF all the charges
-"falsehood, SANDER and reviving old
difficulties for the purpose Of creating
dissensions in the Church" They rec
ommend that Bishop Esher be auspend.
ed rs bishop and as minister Of the
Evangelical denomination until the
General Conference in 1891. Bishop
Dubs, Of Cleveland, and Bowman, Of
Allentown, have already been deposed.
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4 Remarkable I'enture.

LONDON, March 2l.-Thc Times Berlin
dispatch says: A remarkable feature Of
the crisis is that there has been no
organized effort Of public opinion to
inuuce Bismarck to Sta, in office. This
may be attributed to the fact that his
couutryman were convinced OF the
hopelessness OF trying to indnce him to
change his mind: Moreover, they felt
that he was aging rapidly and merited
rest, and they knew that they were
blessed with an Emperor who is pledged
to continue the foreign policy which has
secured peace to Germany for 20 years.
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Police Sill mt Sen.

CElcAdo, March 2l.-Fred Damme, tho
Milwaukee hackman who was arrested
Last night for supposed completely in the
murder Of Mrs. Bingham, has established
to the satisfaction Of the police that he
had nothing to do with the crime, and
he will be released. The police are all
at sea on the case, e. ,'i5t
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Cuban Sugar Crop.

NEw York, March 2l-Accorling To a
dispatch from Havana, the Cuban sugar
crop this year. while much smaller than
expected, will show an increase OF 10 per
cent. as compared with the previous
crop. A largely increased area was de.
voted to cane culture last year.
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Tho Agricultural DonreAsinn.

WASHINGTON, D. G., March 2l.-The
prevailing depression in American agri-
culture is treated by the statistician, j.
r. Dodge, in tho March report OF the
Department of Agriculture. Tho pro.
valence Of low prices is noted, and feel.
ing OF encouragement in rural circles
throughout the world is indicated.
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TIE FUNERAL.
GENERAL CROOKS CAREER.

Tho Litc ofn Nra,p Solttlcr-ills DISTINCTION
ms an Indian Fightal'-Isomnneo OF Ills
c"urtship md Marriage, q, x ~ (, 9
WAsnlSoroS, D. O., March el.-Gen'
George Crook was born near Dayton,
Ohio, September s, 1928, and was gradu.
a!ed at tho Military Academy in 1857.
lilo served in several Indian expedl--
tions and at the outbreak OF the war be"
came Colonel Of the seth Ohio Infantry.
!io was wounded in the action at Lewis.
burg, W. Va, and in 1862 was breveted
Lieutenant Colonel for his services at
Antietam. He took an active part IN
subsequent actions in Virginia, and IN
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IT WAS ALL A FAKE

Ihc Reported LynchinE In Mercor County
Did Not Take Place,
Special Dispd.eh to the Int.Ai9eneT.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, March 2l.-The
sensational reports telegraphed to lead.
ing papers recently Of the lynching in
Mercer county Of Charles Dabney, for
the murder Of Jesse Stanton and Con-
stable Belicher, turns out to DO a fake.
Dabney's trial has just been concluded,
the Jury finding him guilty Of murder in
the first degree and the Judge sentenced
tho prisoner to confinement in the pen.
Tertiary for life.
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Estsp Not Guilty.

Special DispGlch TO le Inteiliuencer. .H
CHARLESTON, ". Va, March ol.-The
jury in the case OF tho State We. Andrew
Estep, returned verdict Of not guilty
to-day. This has been very sensational
case. Estep, who is about IS years OF
age, has been confined in jail for some
time, and was recently indicted by the
grand jury on three counts, one Tor rape
and two for incest, the victim being his
own daughter, whose testimony before
the Jury secured his indictments.
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t"e AseheA u riouu Sictinbs
WASHINGTON, March ol.-The House
Committee on Military Affairs to-day
authorized Mr.. Robertson to report IA.
vorably to the House bill appropriat.
ing $4,000 for tho purchase Of tents 10
be loaned by the War Department to
the people driven from their homes in
the States OF Arkansas, Mississippi and
Louisiana by the floods. t-'
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Happy Miners,

LONDON, March el.-The coal miners
are elated with their success in securing
from the masters the advances they de-
manaed. Dispatches from the mining
districts report that the men are every.
where going back to work, -
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Killed Ills Playmate.

JOLIET, ILL.,, March 2l.-TemmyWine-
man, twelve years old, shot and killed
BERTHE Polhamus, eleven years old, yes.
terday. The boys were playing marbles
and disagreement in the game caused
the Wineman boy to draw pistol and
shoot his little playmate in the stomach,
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Seventeen Blocks Burned.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, March 2l.-Later
investigation into yesterday mornings
fire shows that in all seventeen blocks
and houses were destroyed. A careful
estimate OF the losses place the acgre-
gate ut Sl42,00O, with total insurance
Of Sil 100. 5s s'E-E ae'sl
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AIIners I,sx,,minr ,york.

LONDON, March 2o.-Many colliers re-
sumed work yesterday and more will
return to-day. BY Monday a large ma.
jority OF the men will be back at work.
Some jealousy exists regarding those who
were previously conceded q second ad.
vance in July,