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Senate had Just listened could not fail TO make
aprotouDd Impression uIon tue country; Tue
Senator Il ON New FORK had most wildly por-
trnyed Ii Republican party ~ being engaged
IN the proud mission ., the Imllitment OF It's
pledges. No party could live Ia free county
can party never would he. But lie desired on
this solemn occasion TO remind Senator'S Of his
publican pa ~ in favor OF popular education.
The Republican party. however, had ieit those
pledges 50 isr 1huHf i Ike G egg con M
not break away. from their essential obliga-
tons without lheir party being buried, sooner
MIR Voorhees, congratulated Mr. German on
his great victory n 3reaEiHg the Gredet,GHr Ter
CHAMBER; Asto the speech OF the senator from
New York. which Ind been eNtorted under The
lash It was tho same old tradc Of calumny
that .wRs all there was OF it he W ud let It go.
But It seemed that there was no one to speak
York. lie arraicned that Senator for his Sian
der on met R BECAUSE had TP
Voorhees, asserted that the very Gibraltar Of
e only NG GstPct IN "t' Which TT" had e
creased is majority q late; was the
dren hSd Seon leading T he w worst esmsns
OF society, and where immortality, vice; and
crime q all description. were 80 rife thai hat.
the great metropolis on Manhattan Island. 1t
had been previously attempted to fasten such
stigmas on New York, but 1t Ill became one OF
her sons to retail that old-time SANDER In the
Senate. AZ to his own position on the tariff.
it was we'll known that he had heartily desired
10 DO with his party. conservative on that
great question. He had heartily desired and
ut one time believed. that il might he within
their power TO 20 whero Jackson, Robert j.
Walker and Polk had laid down tho lines,
but as he found hat they were dealing
with Migrant robbers ana hiEhwaymen. who
cast aside their mask and clutched at the
throats of the people, that, kind OF conservative
which tho Republican party was Vowed by
tho great majority Of the tailoring mon OF the
county WAS he light In which Alexander the
Great appeared to the indlvidu rohber who
WAS brought before him for judgment. and
who said in the presence OF the mad Mace
donRn: Thrice are you robber TO me: II Is
thou. and not |. who art tho great 70 bier OF
the ace" And so every criminal IN the land
every horse thief. might well say to the Repub-
lcan loicy, IL not TO the party. that 1t was the
mghtiest robber OF all:
Mr.. Reagan repealed some illusions in Mr.
HiScocks speech uncomDlimentnry to the
Southern States. and said that such reproaches
would not have come from tho great men who
had preceded him ms Senators ( ON tine e eat
State of New iork. and who illustrated fra
ternity OF feeling and good will. He protested
table reference OF that Senator TO part OF the
States OF the Union.
I he bill was laid aside. and the House Joint
resolution, 10 continue appropriations under
existing laws up to Aug. IA, was presented
discussed. and passed
After short executive session the Senate at
p. NJ. adjourned until tomorrow at IL A. NJ
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Wrecked by Runaway Cars.

Four freight cars loaded with lumber got
loose on n siding OF the Paterson and Newark
branch OF the Erie at O'Clock Yesterday morn
ing at Schuyler avenue, Harrison. and running
out on tho main track gained high ratio OF
speed when first observed by 'ho engineer Of a
drill engine which was running toward Thorn
brakes, and then stopped his engine and
jumped. Tho fireman jumped at the same
time. and they were both out Of danger when
smashed, and their contents were scattered
oyer the five tracks at this, point. The engine
Of the freight train was badly wrecked and the
tracks for a hundred yards were consider ably
torn up. Four hours were required TO clear
the tracks so that passenger trains could come
to New York and several early trains were de.
layed Nobody was hurt,
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navy Yard News.

II now appears TO be certain that tho old wooden
sup Pensacola Will sail from tho Brooklyn Navy Yard
for BrAy in couple OF weeks the flagship of tho
south Atlantic squadron with Commodore ". +. Nc.
Cam aboard. Next Monday the Commodore. rs act
ing Admiral OF the squadron will host his rag aboard
tho fensacplA and kio will sail as soon lie stores
and coal are all aboard,
Lieut., Commander franklin IIanford said yesterday
Afternoon III ct as far NIB ito Kew there not tho
the Pen,Acola officers wore making erOTis TO !ave
their shin tho Cant Ericsson
back u sweden inEtea Of the cruiser BALTIMORE which
Secretary Tracy had designated for that service.
- KNOW, lie sad that many OF the olrers prefer
Brazil 10 sweden matter ~ fact and tho IDEA that
any Of them arc making any attempt 10 utu, tho
Secretary IN any way Is absurd The ST ry In morn
ing paper auOHt wit party OF swrdeH to the
very far from the facts, too We did have party OF
gentlemen aboard on last Saturday VINO were couT
Ieousy received, but just one OF their number
several of the other officers expressed themselves as
enFey indifferent as to tho ports to which tue fensa
cola might be ordered
The dynami boat vesuvuS Is to go into the
wooden dry dock on friday 20 be painted up A new
OF propeers which arc lying At tho dock will take
the place OF tho pair now In uee The Two
OF greater piIoH than the old and IL Is expected that
faster than ~ knots which is nov her best record
This Is only an experiment however and 1t 10 found
that the new scrSWH do no better work than tho old
they viii be taken out again THO Ns1uNhs Is icing
OF incandehcO electric lighting The company mas
unit, the 10Th OF next mon h to complete the work It
viii PROBABLY be two months before the ship VIII DO
ready 10 20 to sea she VIII probably 20 10 Europe
next month As an attraction at their encAmpmenL
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Sudden Death

Often comes from septcemIn or Blood Poison
inR 4 dscayed tooth u scratch on tho foot. or
few days. This would not DO the case II the
blood was kept in a good condition. No person
will be sub oct to this malady who takes Swfts
Specific Is. S. S. once or twice year. 1t acts
purities thoroughly. l: Is q simple veget aOlo
remedy, contains no posope or minerals Of
any sort, assists nature, ana builds up the
human organisms: once.
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THE NEW STYLE OF STATEsMANSHIP.
Wonderful Scheme of Comm G on by the
InEentors Of the GRIND Army of Labor

Wonderful Scheme Of Communication by the
Inventors of the Grand Army of Labor.
WAsHISGroN, July Ex-senator Ingalls, by re-
quest OF the Wage Workers Political Alliance
OF Washington, introduced to-day a bill to es-
tablirh an executive department Of communi-
cation for the purpose Of transmitting the
communications OF the people at cost" The
bill creates a secretary. whose duty 1t shall be
10 seize. condemn, purchase. and operate Mt
cost all telegraph and telegraph systems in
fect the system Of communication that each
House: voting precinct, and public, park will
he loine e q ii in Whispering gallery No
who is not member OF the Grand Army OF
Labor. The money necessary to carry out the
proposed leglsl ation is opriated by tho
bill. The bill also merges the Pos ONCE sys-
tenn into tho department. Of communication.
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TWenty-three Years in
the Drug Business.

have been a druggist twenty three years
and have sold al tho patent medicines which
are known IN this country and can truthtully
say that have never known o! remedy for
Blood Diseases OF more value than s. s. 8.
tSwi!t's Specific. MIR. A., customer was
troubled with an eruption OF the skin n Tho
back OF his hands aud had In vain sought rO-
lief OF the best local medical taeLt also OF
some OF tho most noted specialists in New
York. and as q last resort spent some months
In Paris. France under treatment OF tho ply
sicIans there, and had secured only TEMPORARY
relief. After all this treatment to WAS finally
cured. sound aud VOL. 10y sw''s specific,
Another customer, Mr., b.. ha sr'r"rcd 'or
many years with Blood Poison. and though: 10
had been cured by mercurial treatment but
tho disease returned, accompanied ~ rhe"ma'
tism OF bad type A dozen small bottles y
g. 8. y. made perfect and lasting cure.
W. Il. DEsAswAI. Old FOrt Ho
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ST. LOUIS. July 29.-John J. OConnor. law
yer. had n very unpleasant adventure to-day
with woman and q rawhidc. Tho woman
was heavily veiied, and once inside Mr.. O'Con-
nor's Office she openod on him without any
ceremony. Mr. O'ConEor could not escape
and with every blow she cried, " YouIl dosert
deceive me" &c. The chastisement continue
until Policeman pnrle made his way TO tie
sceno and seized the whip Ihon tho woman
began weepng. and said;
81 am Mrs. y. Brn2elton and that man has
lived with me Tor min" years rs my husband.
lie + the father of three OF my children and
now he has deserted me for another She is n
Mrs. Baird. and l whipped her before came
here"
cnSe
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PRESIDENT HAnnlsov ON AoTrEa les.
He Asks Congress to Exclude their Letters
md Circulars From the Malls.


md Circulars From the Malls.
WAsHrNGToN. July 29.-President Harrison
sent this message to Congress to-day:
IN The Aenute ana mouse DRsIres>niadurs;
The recent attempt to secure charter
from tho state OF North Dakota for a lottery
company, the pending effort to obtain from the
State of Louisiana q renewal Of tho charter OF
the Louisiana State lottery and tho establish
mont Of one or more lottery companies at Mex
lean towns near our border have served
good PURPOSE of calling public attention to an
evil OF vast proportions II the baneful effects
OF the lotteries were confined to the States that
gave the companies corporate powers and
a license to conduct the business. tho
citizens OF other States being powerless
to apply legal remedies, might clear themselves
OF responsibility by the use OF such moral
agencies as were within their reach. But the
case is not so. The people OF all the States are
debauched and deirauded. The vast sums Of
money offered to the States for charters are
drawn from the people of the United states
and tue general Government, through its mail
system, Is made tho effective and profitable
medium Of Intercourse lewecn the lot
rery company and its victims, The use
Of tho mails is quite as essential to
1t would 10 practically impossible for
these companies to exist II the public malls
were once eiectuRlly closed against their ad-
refreshments and Temittances. The use OF the
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CoCNr NORRAIKOw sUsPHNDED.
With His Help nm Irrespon sible Immigran
Labor Bureau Was FIourIshinE.

With His Help nm Irrespons ible Immigrant
Labor Bureau Was FIourIshing.
Count Norraikow. the tall gray-bearded
Russian Republican. who has been II registry
clerk and interpreter at the Barge Office since
the Federal Government took charge OF immi-
Col Weber He got into trouble this way:
Policeman Weinberg. in plain clothes. saw
Marcus Ullmann, n peddier Of East New York
Once yesterday. Weinberg stopped Ullmann.
lllmann said he intended to procure work for
$40 month. lie said no had got the Poles
from tho Barge ONCE, 10 which he had gained
admittance through Count Norraikow. He
showed slip OF paper. on which was written:
fIeaBe pass bearer
NoRRAIKOW Registry Clerk.
The Count. looking somewhat apprehensive.
was called down to Col. Webers office. The
Colonel asked him II he wasn't aware that he
labor bureau inside tho Barge Office The
Count didn't attempt to defend himself
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LIVE WASHINGroN TOPICS
Things ofInterest In and Outside the Halls
OF Congress.

WASHINGTON. July 29.-Represent ative Stru-
BILE OF Iowa. who made such a lively attack
upon Speaker Heed this afternoon. did Just
what q dozen other Republicans in the House
would do II they dared. Unfortunately for
them, however, or for Mr. Reed, as the case
may be, these gentlemen are not as free to kick
over tho traces as Mr.. Strube was. He has
been defeated for denomination and can afford
therefore to speak right out in meeting. 1t Is
said here that the main cause OF
Mr., Strube's defeat was his inability to
get through the House the bills for
the erection OF public buildings in certain
towns in his district and for which his constit-
uents were loudly clamoring Mr. Strube
would have some very solid support In his
fight against Mr.. Reed II certain gentlemen In
the House were not afraid OF the political effect
Of family row. these men arc not at all
pleased at the manner in which Mr.. Reed has
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CHASING Il MANIAC
He 10 Stopped Only When Half Dozen
Policemen Pounee Upon Him.

He 10 Stopped Only When Half n Dozen
Policemen Pounce Upon Him.
CHICAGO, July GA wild chase after a
maniac. in which several hundred people join
ed. raised the temperature on North Clark
street this morning. Cornelius Drlscoll, q
stout farmer from Sheffield county. Indiana,
found his way into the detention hospital for
tho insane one day last week. His family was
informed. and this morning his brother Will
liam and two friends came to take him home
They professed their ability to handle HIM
corner of Clark and Michigan streets they dis
covered that they had made mistake. for
Driscoll broke away from them and run yelling
w the street.
There was a chase OF a half mile, during
which the maniac overthrow several police
men who attempted 10 stop him. and he was
only brought TO terms when n half dozen
policemen nounced on him at once and bore
few more farmers before renewing the attempt
10 take him home.
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SENTENCED 10 DIE IN HOSPITAL.
Leprosy Makes - Living Corpse of Young
Manuel e.nrntIa.

Leprosy Makes - Living Corpse OF Young
Manuel e.nrntia.
Manuel Garutia the young lerer who was re-
moved on Monday from the boarding house at
los East Twenty eighth street TO North Brother
Island. has the variety OF leprusy known as
anir> thetc. or dumb leprosy. 1t is character
lied by deadly numbnes5 o. the parts affected.
His hands. a largo spot on his breast, and one
loot are to all inteuts and PURPOSES dead.
On July Is young Garatia called at the office
OF pr Theodore Virgins at Go West Forty
sixth street and asked to be treated. The Doc
tor asked him to come again and at once adj
vised the Health Board Of his SUSPECT that
he had to do with u genuine case OF Ieprosy.
DR.. Dillingham; WAS sent to help diagnose tho
case. ON July 20 the patient, who had omitted
TO give hi address, came back 10 nr. WgGins's
Office. and the examination held then satisfied
both physicians that he wa. leper. ur. Dit
lIIgham reported to the Board Of Health at
once. and note was addressed to Surgeon
General Hamilton at Washington inGuIrnG
what responsibility the general government
would assume In the matter DR.. HamIltons
reply was received on Monday. 1t was to the
eject tuat the Government only attempted TO
prevent the importation OF the disease AMI
that whore it actually occurred il was for the
local authorities 10 deal With
dered tue transfer OF tho patient 10 North
Brother Island. where he will be kept unit! his
family can provide Hop%er h,9spita treatment
abundantly able to do this. W. "''-
Garutia came from lucatan some time ago
to learn English. His father. mother and sew
eral sisters Joined him three weeks ago,
and are now here, There is apparently no
faint OF the disease in any OF them. The young
man must have had IT Tor ut least two years,
hut cannot Imagine where or how 1t was con-
tractcd. In his case 1t has been o slow growth.
year ago, while he was playing ball. tho bah
struck The END Of one Of his fingers. and The
Joint cane oil without pain The wound healed.
and there was no hemorrhage. The health
officers say is untrue tina, thers IL another
man suffering from leprosy in tho house where
Garuts boarded. Asa necessary precaution
fresh Outbrenk
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A Mass of Sores.

lam so grateful for the beneficial! results OBJ
tained from using r. S. s. that want to add
my testimony to that already published. for
the public good Twas n mass OF sores before
using. but am now entirely cured.
c. MCCARTHY, St Louis. Mo.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed
free.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. Atlanta. Ga
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GOLDEN OPPORTUNITIES
TO BE Found IN A NEW AND PRO-
LIFIC FIELD. WHERE CAREFUL
INVESTORS CAN PLACE THEIR
MONEY WITH LIVERY AS
SCRANCE OF A SAFE
4

IN fst7 ! VI tNl
Twenty wears ago Mr.. r. F. rrttigrew who Ia now ono
Of the senator. from south DAsota plated the town
sito " sgnA Fails lie received N rearn ~ us I2or
HiN tots which were thea worth ABOUT -" apiece 1.-Two
yeArs later he sold those tor son Las: week
il toI tho other day that within Ayear lie expect
Thi. "a but An instance Of how fortunes are made In
GmsGs Duluth Denver, 81 Pau. and MINNEAPOLIS
have made wonderful records But SIOUX raIls Tho
TSo n. .t sG ps. InS%f The h Of IT, ooSn
,ty ely that has reached ~ so shortN time the posi-
ING recent Dunes u Val ,sst hNs Csoscd invest:
% SGE ~ O thsr h" T 10 sw STATE
Wet pFonnE ~ the Example OF ne inn, MiV ht S
Ispy growns ritles among III tnenew stats We'!ot
world Gy their eiious rard qcyelopmtnt 3oa,n
ss . far ss' 10 ANY s STAT SSt
that age lg addon to ms hsr Requires ar gr, aver
S 5 sea" ffSnG ~ a@y
mine ST in Ims sf eTo me- @ u s' u me IVA"
enc IGPyty OF Of G5a a p s ,% ley sS mo- to
msSs ali tho World ricS Inc Gns.t horse: sheep and
S IN tGH SSnTy Ts rsg h 30 % srs rpns
their lines through I'M. state, and she is projecting
Tie metropolis poi y" or South Dakota 4. Sioux Pail. It.
ENtewav Of Inc St@'o Although The growth OF Si91x
iails nns been phenomenal. /. T. substantial. Tue
ard ~ sy "a. - q Ne mcdorm n,pro, elnen,.;
G s. q, and ga" , GFk 10 G"ss nGn,c
h"es ner day Tue new opera house will be built this
sioux Falls VIII be tho head quarters Of the Pacific
Milauh Railroad, which wi be by $50 mles the short
est rOutr from ,hcago to the Pacific coast. Almost tho
entire growth Of Sioux Falls hhs been during the last
ten years and yotshe has population Of nearly nvD
people.
Tao history OF Omaha will repeat itself In Sioux Falls
There and AT sent for sale within tho city limits
which may he bought IN Lar lDa ut price wniUh will
double itself inncdatev III" and 0Id at retail In
nshed truth The closest investigation IS invited and
desired.
special train recently went from Boston to Sioux
Fails for the purpose OF taking nnmte or capitalists
10 look over the ground THE result was an Investment
OF several millions and the following statement We
tho undo rsGnod, take pleasure in hereby certifying
that we found every thing IN relation to the advantages
OF investment ia this city fully as favorable and
promkinR as he had stated to us and II anything bet
GEO L. WRITTEN. NJ. D.. Lawrence Mass
ANDREW H. PATTON. Daily traveller, Boston, Mass
:. II. hELLUGG. RutlaniNt.
J. i. COOK Waterbury Conn.
ISAAC EMERY Portland. Me
GERSlIOM OTTER Boston. MasA
u. \. OSBORNE New Britain, Conn.
JOSEPH J. WALL. So. Boston Mass
j. L. lIlSLOP, So. Boston. Mars
G. A. EDGERTOS, National Bank. Mortified, VI
JAMES DYER, Portland. Me.
CHARLES l. MARsTON banker Portland, Me-
Capt X. X. YORK, Yarmouth. Me.
J. APPLETON FARMER, Boston, Mass
DR. .. SMALL, Lewiston, Me.
l.. b IVES Bristol Conn.
L. j. BOWEN, Waterbury, Conn.
Parties in New York desiring Information will please
Ar. STEELE MACKAYE,
1.SsO Broadway, Room IL.
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DETROIT July 29.-Census Superintendent
Porter to-day, in reply to an inquiry by sena-
tor Mcmillan. estimates the population OF De-
troit at 207.79l.
LOUISVILLE, July ga Courier Journal
special from WASHINGTON says the rough
count Of the census returns giVos Louisville
population Of l65,75o.
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BARON VoN HATCHER SLIPS UP.
Nobody Wants His Check. but tho Police OF
Several Cities Would be Glad to Meet Him.

A despatch from Middles borough. Ky.. tolls
OF an attempt to swndle Charles Broadway
Rouss, the notion dealer, by the young Bohe-
milan who calls himself Baron Bertram Won
Hatcher. The Baron, who had previously had
dealings with Rouss on cash basis. ordered
$500 worth OF goods week or SO ago. and pre-
scented in payment q check on the Coal and
Iron Bank OF MiddlesborouGh. He said the
firm needn't ship the goods until they had
ceved assurance OF the character OF the check.
The Baron probably didn't expect his advice to
be followed. but 1t wa.
Tho check was sent on to Middlesborough
and tho firm received IN reply notice from the
bank that the Baron had no credit In that town,
and that Mr.. Rouss would crafty the police Of
Louisville, Chicago, and Cincinnati II he would
inform them of Won Katcher's whereabouts.
The Baron also failed TO receive the few ar
S came S1d 59
bad requested should be sent to his room az
the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
Inspector Byrnes says he has not been nOtl-
fled OF the Baron attempt to swndle Mr..
Kopss, and that he Is not looking for the Baron
Nov ~. 1883 said the ihsp s and was
sentenced to sixty days Imprisonment and to
he name o. Of Sae s2es B1raSs
showed tho reporter n photograph Of, Won
Hatcher. who Is Bohemnian. q, years old. and
n dark ComDeXioD, and there are scars on his
left check and his LETT hand.
Starved HerseIT Mad for Her sons Sake.
Mrs. Minnie Haughs sanity is to DO the sub
jcct Of n judicial inquiry. Until February OF
this year she lived with her l5-year old son OF
l,l13 second avenue. but since then has been
confined in tie asylum on Blackwoll's Island
II was discovered after her Incarceration that
by dcprivinG herself Of the necessarcs OF ifO
sh" had accumulated So 932.2j. This was in
tended for her sOn's education and support.
The first indications OF insanity manifested
themselves early in February when an officer
saw her wandering in Lexington avenue near
lhirty-lourth street, wearing only hcr under.
clothing and cloHk She told the officer that
she was in search OF n church where she cOu d
pray. Tho physicians say That her insanity
was caused by lack OF food and oyerwork.
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opcr. singer Divorced.

CINcINSATI. July 2o-Mnnie Walsh. the
light op0ra singer, well known In this city
and in New York. recently secured n divorce
from her husband DIR. Ashton. 1t Is said that
an" has retired from the stage to teach music
laTa
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Tho Senate. in executive session, to-day con-
ilrmed these nominations:
PostmAS'rIs ! DIV ard Gardner Bayonpe. n. j.: Hor-
ace S. B.ebe, tRistrO = T., tarsie ". Hull Bath \
Y Jonas VI. Preston Delhi y y. Amos Roberts, Adj.
olson. y, Y; Jams h. ORle, JOhnstOwu, Pa.
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For mosquito hit and all itching Ponds Extract
CRSguAllsd for red ueIDg inhRmmEtion.-Adp
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Senator Plumb to-day proposed an amend
ment to the Tariff bill to defeat trusts 1t pro-
vides that II 1t shall appear to the satisfaction
Of any Circuit or District Court OF the United
States that the manufacture. production. or
distribution OF commodities with which I'M
ported articles come Into competition is con
troled by n single corporation, firm. or indl-
vdual. or by any combiuation or agreement
between corporations. firms o individuals. SO
or artificial restriction and limitation OF pro-
ductiOn or sale, or suspension OF competition.
then the importer Of such competing articles
shall be entitled to receive his goods ut q tate
OF duty one half that imposed by law.