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The VIII of A. ] Davis

HELENA, July pa Photographic copy
of the will of the late A. j. Davis was filed
in the Supreme Court to-day. Accompany
ing the will is the copy of petition filed in
the Silver Bow Court praying that John
Davis be appointed administrator. Hear
ing of argument on an appeal from the dis
trict court was postponed till October 9th,
and John A. Davis forbidden by order of
the court from qualifying as administrator.
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Retail Shoe Clerks.

A meeting of the retail shoe clerks was
held last night in B. B. Hall and commit
tees were appointed to wait on the Market
street stores still open to ask them to close
on Monday evening, August 4th, at 7 o'clock
in the evening. Committees were also ap-
pointed TO visit every labor organization in
the city this week to aid the clerks in the
movement to reduce the number of hours of
labor
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'levelands. ....................I A l.
1TOOklynS i v 3 " v v " u
Base hlts-Clevelands Is, Brooklyns 5. Errors
levelandS 4, Brooklyns =. batteries - Beatin and
thinner, CarutherS and Smith. Umpre-McQuaid
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stanIey's Austrian Admirer.

One day an Austrian enthusiast called
and sent in a polite note asking Stanley to
fix Il time when he might bring forty of his
cOmpatriots with him, all anxious for the
This astute gentleman accompanied his re-
quest by a very handsomely mounted cigar
case as souvenir. This elegant little
present obaned for the persevering stranger
brief interview for himself, but the hand
Wrote His Book" by Edward Marston, in
August Scribner.
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swsmu.Lard Case Decided.

PORTLAND, July 2S.-In the United
States Circuit Court this morning Judge
Deadly, in the case Of McConnaghy VS.. Gov
ernor Pennoyer, overruled the demurrer to
the amended bill. This decision virtually
ends the suit and periodically enjoins the
State from giving title to 1900 acres of
land situated in Lake County known as
swamp land.
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Railroad Accident.

AURORA Oregon, July 28,-While An
drew Snyder was driving across the railroad
track in wagon here this morning pas
senger train rounded the curve and struck
therear part of the wagon, which was over
turned, and Snyder was severely injured
His collar-bone was dislocated. and he also
received a number of painful bruises. 1t is
not thought his injuries Will prove fatal.
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Suits to Order for $40.

ID ECEIVED - SPLENDID LINE OF REM
III nants, from which make elegant suits to order
for SIS. Lately received many spplicatons-1
suppose from country tailors, signed With names
which not to be found. To avoid this viii
only send samples and acknowledgements on receipt
of SIS deposit, which money will be returned u
samples do not suit. LEON BEM0S,
Merchant Tailor, 1926 Market ST., opposite odd Fel
lows building. my IA cod Sp 81
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THE MURDERoUs CHINESE
Who Made an Attack Upon Whites Near
Cosumnes on Sunday.

SACRAMENTO, July 2S.-.No tidings have
yet been had of the Cinnamon who
were engaged in murderous at
tack on white men last Sunday.
near Costumes. They were tracked to
this city, where all traces Of them have
lost. One report is they got to San Fran
cisco to-day, but it is not known as fact.
The Sheriff and police are using every en-
deavor to capture them if still in this
neighborhOOd.
The weather has changed, and is very
cool Tonight, with stiff breeze from the
south.
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Could Not Hit Welch.

PITTsBURG. July %. - Welch proved STUN
bling block for the local league team this after
noon. Attendance 200. Summary:
Pittsburgs.. o 0 0 o o.
New loTks....................l y o o O.
Base nits-Pittsburgs 5, New Yorks 10. Errors
Pttsburgs 0, Aew Yorks l. Batteries - Baker and
Decker, Wech and CLARK. Umpire-Powers.
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Won nv Heavy Battino

CHICAGO, July 2S.-1he Chicago league team
by heavy batting won as they pleased to-day.
Attendance 1900. Summary:
Chicagos.. ...........l 2 8 2 0 2 Ola
PhlladelphlaS .............,...O U u
Ease hits-Ch!cagos 10, Philadelphias 7. Errors
Chlcagos 4, Philadelphias o. Bstteries-Gleason,
Clements ana Schrever, hutchinson and Kilt
redge. Umpire-Lynch
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CLEVELAND, July 2S.-The home team was
day Attendance 1900 Summary:
Cleveands ...................4 0 o D 0 0 O. 4
Bostons ........................1 U U l. 8
Base h!ts-Cleveands g. Boston 8. Errors
Cleyelands /, Bostons 8. Batteries-U'Brien and
sutcfe, Radbourne and Murphy. Umpires-
Ferguson and HOlDerJ.
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CHICAGO, July 2S.-The local brotherhood
team deie. ted Brooklyn this afternoon in a
sharply contested game, requiring eleven innings.
Attendance 2400. summary:
Chicagos. ...................O l 0 0 0 o 0 81
Brookiyns. ......-...........O l y U 20 o Is
Base hits-ChlSagos 10. BrooKyns 10. Errors
Chicagos 3, Broukiyns 8. Batter, es-Kng and Far
rel, Weyhing and h1nsiow. Umpires-Snyder and
Pearce.
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A Fam r Drowned.

ALBANY, July %. R. D. Murray, a
farmer living at Spring Hill, five miles from
here, was drowned last night while bathing
in company with number of other men.
1t is said they were under the influence of
liquor. His companions tried to save him,
but he sank before they reached him. he
leaves widow and several children.
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A VIGILANT GUARD.
Unsuccessful Attempt # Two Convicts to E5-
cape From San Quant n.

SAN QUENTIN, July 28.-This morning
about 2 o'clock George Ross and P. May
nard, two convicts, ATTEMPTED to scale the
prison walls and secure their liberty, but
were prevented through the vigilance of a
guard. They were captured and consigned
to the dungeon. Maynard and Ross are
burglars from San Francisco, who were
sentenced to Folsom for four and fourteen
years, respectively, and transferred here on
March lst.
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The shoem.kers, Canvass.

The Executive Committee Of the Boot and
Shoe Makers White Labor League held a
short meeting last night to prosecute the
canvass now engaged in by the union.
the right to use the white labor stamp and
business is generally prosperous.
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SMALLPOX.
A Prisoner in the Seattle County Jail ssnt to
the Pesthouse.

SEATTLE, July 2S-Wiliam Miller,
prisoner in the County Jail. was taken
down with smallpox to-day and removed
to the Pesthouse. The other forty prison.
ers were vaccinated and the Jail was thor
oughly fumigated. The spread of the dis
ease is not feared, but Miller will probably
die He came here from San Francisco.
where he served a term for burglary. and is
now under five years sentence for burglary.
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There was a cricket match at Alameda
last Sunday between the Alameda and
Burnaby clubs. Some brilliant playing
was done on both Sides but many of the
players are yet very rusty and need con-
siderable practice The following is the
order Of the play:
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FRESNO'S TRAGEDY.
Precautions TO Prevent an
Attack On Stillman.
EiSkGS Career While PraCiCins Law in
- Br0CktOH, Mass.
Not a Business House Left Standing In the
Town Of Wallace Family SGpa-
:. ratiGn in MarySVIlle.


FRESNO, July 2S.-It is announced that
the funeral of John D. Fiske, who was
Killed last Saturday evening by j. l..
Sullman, the inventor, will take place here
Tomorrow morning at $3.50 o'clock. Mrs.
Fiske has retained an attorney here TO aid
the District Attorney in prosecuting Still
man. The almost unanimous feeling here
Is to let the law take its course, but TO
guar against any possible attempt against
Stilman's life Sheriff Hensley has placed
extra guards on duty in the County jail.
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OBITU AIRY.
HORACE INGRAHAM.

Horace Ingraham died at his home in
Napa City last Sunday afternoon after
severe illness. He was 20 years of age.
The deceased came to this State from Ston-
ing;on, Conn.,, on August 9, 1919, by the
snip Prescott, that brought some of his rel
atives and townspeople. After working at
his trade as carpenter in Benicia, in 1851,
Mr.. lngraham, brother and two cousins,
John S. Barbour and Fl. N. Amesbury,
went to Napa Valley and farmed on land
near the Coombs homestead. In 1852 he
bought ranch and lived there till 1887
when he sold it to DR.. Rhodes and S. E.
Holden and moved to Napa, where he lived
for the rest of his days. During the past
three years Mr.. Ingraham was quite feeble
with palsy, and at times was helpless. A
few months ago dropsy of the chest set in,
which at length proved fatal In October,
1889, he lost his wife, aud has since been
cared for by sister, Mrs. Chapman OF
Minnesota.
REV. THEoDoRIoK PRYOR, DID.
Rev. Theodorick Pryor. DID,, father of
General Roger A. Pryor, died Sunday night
at Richmond, Va, aged Sc years.
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latest sHIrriNG INrkLLiGHNOk.

Foreign Ports.
ANTWERP-Salled July 27-Br Ship Dunboyhe,
for San Francisco
X NSALE-Passed July 27-Ship Kenilworth, I'm
San Francisco for Liverpool.
Movements of Transatlantic Steamers
NEW YORK-Arrived July 2S-Stmr Morayia, I'm
Hamburg stmr Bremerhaven. from Bremen.
BREMERSHAYEN - Arrived July rs Stmr
Werra, from New York.
GREESOCK-Arriyed July 2S-Stmr State OF
PENNSYLVANIA, from New York.
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PETALUAfA PRIMARY.
Election of Eight Delegate. to the Republi-

can County Convention
PErALUMA, July 2S.-At the Republican
primary election held here to-day Ed
Rodgers, G. P Mcdonald. n. King, F. o.
Bracket, D. G. TOmaini, l. S. Crawford, J.
B. Hinkle and f. a. Wickersham were
elected delegates to the county convention
to be held August 9th. As for as known
the delegates stand one for General Chip
man and the remainder divided between
Morrow and CoUmbs of Napa, with Morrow
in the lead
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Fire in an Orchard.

GILRoY, July GA fire was discovered
yesterday afternoon at d. G. Riddelrs fruit
orchard on the Twas road which injured
but few trees. A large amount Of dry feed,
fencing and cord wood was destroyed.
Some eighty acres we're burned over before
the flames were checked.
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StnrP Hnrned

OREGON CITY, July 2S.- Green Bros
general merchandise store was burned yes
terday. The building was a two-story brick,
and was completely Quilted. Loss, $1,000 !;
insurance, $1,000. 1t is supposed that the
fire was caused by spontaneous combustion.
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Chinaman Fatally Injured.

GILRoY, July 2S.-An unknown China
man was run over and fatally injured by
the.north-bound freight train Sunday after
noon. He was removed to San Jose by an
excursion train
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HIS SECOND ARREST.

Another Charge of Assault to Murder Brought
Against Prescott Sawyer.
SAN RAFAEL, July 2S.-PrescOtt Sawyer
was brought here this evening on war
rant sworn to by Constable Greed of Sausa-
Tito before Justice Gardner, charging
Sawyer with assault to murder. Sawyer
was tried in SauSa!ito on the same charge
last Saturday, and the case was dismissed.
He was admitted 10 bail this morning in
the sum of $500, his father and his at
torney, T. d. Riordan, being his suTeties.
The case was set for August 9th before
Justice Gardner.
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American Association.

NEW YORK, July 2s-Brooklyns g. Columbus
2.
PHILADELPHIA, July 2S.-TOledos 7, Athletics
6.
ROCHESTER, July 2s.-LouisviIles IL, Rocbes.
SYRACUSE, July 2S.-St Louis IL. Syracuse l.
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MILTON, July 28.-Last night the Rey-
nolds Ferry dwelling, store and barn,
with their contents, were burned. The
fire was caused by a defective fiue. An
other grass and brush fire is burning east
OF here.
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The coopers held special meeting last
night to act upon the case of refractory
member who refused to pay his dues. He
is employed in Woerner's cooperative shop,
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A DETECTIVE FLUE.

Two dwellings, and Their Contents Destroyed
By Fire al Folsom.
SACRAMENTO, July 2S.-The Evening
Bees Folsom special says: This morning at
$50 O'Clock the residences of F. NJ. doom
and Mrs. Stafford, with their contents,
were entirely destroyed by fire. The fire
originated in Odom's residence, from de-
feetive flue, and both buildings were frame
and uninsured. The loss falls heavily on
OdGm, as this is the third time in less than
three years he has lost his property by fire.
The Odom residence belonged to Dr.. Lyons.
Mrs. Stafford lost all she had.
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BIRTHS MARRIAGES. DEATHS.

FIRTH marriage and death notices sent by mail
will not be inserted They must De handed in at
either of the publication Offices and be Endorsed
with the name and residence OF persons authorized
to have the same pubiished.l
BORN.
CRAUMER-In this city June 81, 1890, to the wife
OF Fred Craumer, daughter.
DoNoyAN-In Santa Clara, July 90 1890. to the
wife of A j. Donovan of san Francisco, son.
ZISNS-In this city, July l9, 1890, TO the wife OF
+. A Zinns. a son.
LovE-Ip this city, July 27, 1890, to the wife of
Rufus X Love, daughter.
GLEASON-In this city. July 81. 1890. to the wife
of William GLEASON. son.
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Slight Earthuuabes.

PETALUMA, July 2S.-At an early hour
this morning two slight shocks of earth
quake were felt here; vibration north to
south.
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and word was sent to the meeting that the
member in question had settled up. and the
whole matter was dismissed. The offend
er's name was withheld.
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DEFR-UUNTEPs IN MARIN,

A large number of deer-hunters secured
the Marin County hills last Sunday in
search of noble bucks" but with one or
two exceptions all returned to the city mi
nus either horns or hides. The day was
exceptionally warm and mosquitoes had
gala time of it, probing the gentlemen from
the city, whose faces have not been tanned
with exposure to the luminary rays.
One yearlng buck was brought down
from the vicinity OF Duncans Mills by 2
well-known hunter who "goes it alone"
and seldom returns without game. He
was asked question by brother sports
man on the San Rafael boat which caused
some laughter among those who were
within hearing distance. 1t was:
Surprising you happened across doe
or fawn while hunting for bucks, would
you be so cruel-hearted as to shoot at it,
knowing that by so doing you were trans
crossing the game lawY
The answer was of course, given in the
negative. but the smile on the hunters face
as the word mo- fell from his lips caused
general stampede of sportsmen to the
bar, where the health of the "honest" deer
hunter was d. unk in peace.
ID. s. McCloud will amuse himself this
evening for a while on the carpet with
Evan Lewis. The management promises
that no bones will be broken.
Billy Armstrong and Young Huntington
will go over TO Alameda to-day to practice
on the bag until the evening of August 18th,
when they will make their inaugural bow
to the members of the California Club.
Young Mitchell and Joe Acton will leave
this forenoon for Seattle. Billy Dunn will
accompany them as their hacker. Acton
will return to wrestle Lewis.
AFRAID OF HIS JONAH.
Young Mitchell is very much afraid his
Jonah" will accompany him to Seattle,
and that upon his arrival something unfore-
seen will turn I'D to stop boxing in the
northern towns. The young champion says
that he still feels dubious. but that proba-
bly, good dose of seasickness will shake
"the voodOO" off.
George Ia Blanche visited Sausalito yes
terday and informed his many friends of
that burg that he intended to open up his
saloon again as soon as matters are straight
ened out bit 1.-The Marine" says that he
is not in a position at present to accept any
Eastern purses.
Charles w. Unger, the Bandonian artist,
is ready to meet any man in match. best
three out of four times, on an accordion.
Any money deposited in this Office will be
covered by Mr.. Unger, as he is willing to
play for any amount
A telegram, which j. J. Jamison received
Yesterday. states that Brown has left for
this city with his pack, and baggage. Gus
will tell his friends that he made all the
| fighters up north take water.
Joe Acton contends that wrestler never
can become champion until he can raise
hair on his limbs.
The wrestling matches at the Orpheum
are very amusing. They please the chill
dren.
TOO MANY bitches.
An Astoria Exchange Of July oath says
| The glove contest which the Astoria Ath.
letic Asso citation thought it had arranged
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A TACOMA FIRE.

Sash and Bind Factory and an Cd Mill
Destroyed.
TACOMA, July 2s.-Early this morning a
FIRE occurred in G. NJ. Johnson's sash and
blind factory, at 2l20 East d street, COM
pletely destroying it, entailing loss of
$4,000. The FIRE originated in the dry
kiln and had gained great Roadway before
discovered. When the engines got to work
all hope of saving the factory was aban-
doned, and attention was directed to the
surrounding buildings. Fortunately. the
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Harness-Makers.

The harness-makers initiated two candi-
dates last night and received three more
applications for membership.
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MAIL.CARRIER KILLED.
Fall of Three Hundred Feet Into a


NEVADA CITY. July 2S.-Mchael ]. Jen-
nings, aged 81, while carrying the mail
from Washington to Omega. fell with his
horse from narrow trail down into Mis-
souri, Canyon, distance of 800 feet. Man
and horse were frightfully broken up, and
Jennings daughter, who became alarmed
at her fathers absence, started out to
search and found the dead body in the
evening.
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Census Returna.

ELLENsBURG, July 2S.-The census was
completed to-day and gives the city popula-
ton as 200.
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The Pacific Club, which is made up of the
old Merions and recently arrived crick-
eters. will practice on Saturday afternoons
at Alameda. Theobald is captain aud Hill
secretary. On Sunday next the combined
teams Of the Pacific and Burnaby clubs
will play the old Alameda team, which is
captained by Robinson, Australia's crack
hOwlnr
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FATAL Cunning ACCIDENT.

Body Of Young Hunter Found by Search
irg Psrf7.
ASHLAND, July 2S.-Word has just been
received of the tragic death of Willie Clark,
aged 10 years, on Pleasant Creek, in this
county, Saturday He left home in the
morning at 10 o'clock to go hunting. and
his body was found in the afternoon, its
appearance indicating that he had slipped
from a rock on which he had stepped, and
in fal ling had discharged his gun, the ball
entering his abdomen. The shot did not
kill him instantly. as eight shots were
heard in quick succession, evidently his
signal distress. but when found, after
several hours searching, life was extinct
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THE PLAYERS LEAGUE.
The Buffalo Club st Last Succeeds in Win
inc q e.

BUFFALO, July 2s.-To the great astonIshment
of nearly 1900 spectators, the Buffalo brother
hood club succeeded in winning game to-day
Summary:
Buhalos. ...,...................O . ~
Base hits-BuTalOs 20, Philadelphias 8. Errors
Buffslos 7,Philadelphlas T. Observation-Disclosures ham.
HoiIigan and Mack, Knell and Haam. UmpireS-
GatTney and Sheridan,
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furlong b. Robertson Observation-Disclosures. 3
Holt D. SmltherS
Thebaud c. Gooey b. Smlthers..
Newton b. Smihers. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Hill c. Smtthers b. Robertson.
Austin b. Robertson
Wood c. Moore b. Robertson. -
DOdd. c. Tifin b. Robertson
Rose not OUT ....-..--......''
Extra ............
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS this city, July n,
1890, by the Rev. Father Dillon John lvanco-
yich and Katie Ellen Gordon.
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Morris Shuts Out NV Y-rk.

PITTsBURG, July 2s.-The brotherhood game
was pitchers contest to-day. The home team
won by timely hitting. Attendance 400. Sum-
mary:
Pittsburgs. ....................0 o.
New Yorks. o. 20 U o. 0
Base htts-Pittsburgs q, New Orks g. Errors
Pittsburgs ., Y0rks 2. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and
Fields, O'Day and Ewing. Umplres-KnIghtiand
Jones.
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BUREAU OF INFORMATION or SUR
NININE NIrIIrI, /, ~

For years THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE has
peen preparing directory of all the sur
viVIns veterans of the army and navy who
served during the war of the rebellion, with
their present post Office addresses. The object
OF this is TO help comrades everywhere to
perfect their pension claims, and for other
purposes, by furnishing them accurate in
formation Of the whereabouts of their COM
rades and shipmates We expect to make it
much the most complete thing of the kind
IN the country, and it will be of incalculable
advantage to all comrades We must rely
largely on the comrades to helpus by prompt
iy furnishing information In regard to them
selves and others with whom they are ac-
quainted. So far they have been very helpful,
and we have collected over 100000 names
which have been freely furnished by us to
those seeking information. The expense
mas been very great to us, in collecting
arranging and transcribing the names and
addresses, and making changes where com
rades remove from one postoflice to another.
Over 5000 Posts have responded favorably
10 our requests for rosters and we trust that
the remainder will be equally obliging. To
do SO Is to help every soldier in the country,
Tor, sooner or later, every man who wore the
blue wants information in regard TO some
one who was associated with him in the
army or navy, and THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE
Bureau of Information of Surviving Veterans
IS the only place for obtaining il.