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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-04-05
AGENT coLLEY WILL BRING SUIT.

The Board of Finance Refuse TO
Pay His Bills-Other Business
Transacted by the Board.
A bill of $40 for alleged services rem
dered by Liquor Agent Colley during
the month of March, came up for action
at the meeting of the board of finance
Thursday night. Four of the items on
the bill were for cases against one man,
Thomas Kench. 1t was stated that Col
ley had viols ted his promise not to bring
in bill with charges in so many cases
against one man, apparently for one
transaction. After considerable discus
sion it was voted to disapprove of the
February bill of Mr. Colley and lay the
other on the table.
The bills of James Sutton for street
sweeping were scaled one-third as
recommended by the road board, and
approved in their revised form.
1t was voted to pay bill of $553 of
Margaret Dunn's, being a judgment
against the city.
Upon the advise of City Attorney
Terry the bills Of P. Mcmahon, D. H.
Tierney and DR. Cooke, who were
awarded damages by the superior court:
were not approved. 1t is probable that
property of the city will tie attached to
settle these claims.
The city treasurer was authorized to
make a temporary loan of $12, 900 bring
ing the temporary loans this year up to
SAC, 900, $25, 900 in February and $4,000
in March.
The city treasurer was authorized to
procure a fire proof safe for his own use
at a cost not to exceed 500.
The bonds of Tax Collector Hellmann
were accepted.
Liquor Agent Colley said yesterday
that he would bring suit against the city
in order to collect the bills which the
board of finance refused to approve.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-04-05

KINGSTON, N. Y, April 5.-The real
name of Fritz Cinnamon, who killed
Pilot Abernethy in New York, is Fred-
erick Zimmerman. He was born at
Rondout, where his father still resides.
Fred followed the Delaware & Hudson
Canal, was a reckless character, and fig
ured in the local criminal courts. He
is a fugitive from justice, having left
town to evade arrest for a robbery com
mitted in March, 1884. Abernethy was
known here as . quiet peaceable man
His funeral takes place from St. JOS
eph's Church this afternoon.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-04-05
As YoU LIKE n.
stray Leaves From . Reporters
Note R0OE

stray Leaves From . Reporters
Note Book.
As weather prognosticator Sergeant
Cox of New Haven il about the most
reliable in the service of Uncle Sam.
Occasionally he hits wide Of the mark
but it must be admitted that he does not
make a practice of fooling his consti-
tuents. Thursday Sergeant Cox mott
fled the DEMOCRAT that Waterbury
would be visited by a rain storm within
twenty-four hours. The esteemed Amer.
lean, upon the advice of some third-class
prophet, declared that Fast day would
bring fair and warmer weather. The
American was off. Sergeant Cox is the
stuff.
1t is not good form for gentlemen to
wear jewelry. Such is the fiat of the
men who set the fashions in the larger
cities. Jewellers do not like the idea. as
it cuts into their business considerably.
One of the largest dealers in New York.
speaking on the subject recently said
that anybody who wanted jewelry de-
signed for men could get it at very low
| cost now. Even the manufacture of
Jewelry for the male sex has begun to
fall off. Men of any pretentions to
fashion DO not now wear watch chains
They either carry cheap watch loose in
| their pocket or have it attached to a
| cheap silver key-ring chain, which is
buttoned on to the side Of the trousers
A cad will occasionally be seen blazing
with diamonds or gaudy pins, but a
gentleman is now distinguished by an
entire absence of jewelry of every kind
The action of the board of agents of
the Bronson library in purchasing the
Hall property is still tho talk Of the
town and the more one thinks of the
his Indignation. The impression is
gaining ground that the purchase of the
Church street property was the result of
a compromise entered into for a purpose
that may be explained later when the
season of evening up begins.
Invisible blue is one of the fashionable
spring shades. This makes the much
maligned policeman in style again.
The gay and festive book got in its
work with telling effect yesterday, and
| the owner of many an enlarged head
who retired to rest last night without
removing his collar, to-day wishes he
had spent the day in fasting and prayer.
The summary of the Weekly Record
shows sixteen transfers of real estate in
New Haven during the week, twenty
three in Bridgeport, six in w aterbury,
seven in Meriden, six in New Britain !,
seventeen IN Hartford, four in Danbury.
New buildings are reported as follows
bridgeport twenty-three, costing $780,
$50 Waterbury eight, costing S29, 900 ;
Meriden nine, costing 49,, 200; Danbury
eight, costing $29,9O0 Hartford three.
costing 500, 900; New Britain four, cost
ing ST., 300 New Haven eighteen, cost
ing $165,5OO, a total of seventy-three
buildings, costing SAT-, 200.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-04-05
BARRETT'S,
IS BANK STREET.
= KID GLOVES =

Grand opening of Z, 200 dozen ladies, Mis-
seS' and Gents Kid Gloves in all the new
spring shades at extraordinary low prices
The following are few of the hundreds
Of bargains to be found in this Enormous
Stock
~ doz. ladies' S-button Gloves, opera shades,
23c worth So
10 dog. 4 and button ladies real Kid
Gloves in every possible shade,
SOC worth $1.O0.
ATS doz. 4 and 8 button ladies' real Kid
Gloves, embroidered hacks, in tans, browns.
states and black,
69c worth $125.
% dog. ladies 8 hook lacing Gloves, en-
broidered backs, colorsd only,
SOC worth $1.O0.
$40 dox. ladies' hook lacjng fine quality
real Kid Gloves in all the newest spring
shades and black
CSC worth $1.75.
70 doc. 8 button Undressed Kid Gloves in
in oil the latest spring shades,
SOC worth 90.
AZ doz. gents fine Kid Gloves, heavy en-
broidered backs,
SOC worth $1.25.
1SS dox. ladies' hook lacing Kid Gloves,
embroidered backs, in all the new spring
shades, warranted real kid,
CSC worth $3.50.
% doz. ladies' Biaritz Kid Gloves in black
and colored.
$1.10 worth 81. 90.
- doz. gents Kid Gloves, embroidered
backs, patent fastners,
$1.10 worth $1.75.
70 doE. misses real Kid Gloves, hand
some tan shades, 4 button, embroidered
backs,
zoe worth $1.25.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-04-05
Carpenters Considering "A Strike.

CHICAGO, April 5.-The United Car
penters' Council held meeting last
night to consider the ACCESSIBILITY Of
striking on Monday. 1t was decided to
refer the matter to special meeting
that will be held tonight. This
action was taken in response to a com
munication signed by number of the
most prominent business men of the
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-04-05
LOCAL LIN ES.

Cabbages, squashes and fresh cucum-
bors ct Ladd's, South Main street.
TRY PHELAN's soc Tea. 1t is actually
flne. ~ East Main street, Platt block.
Go to the Union Tea Company, for
good tea, coffee and spices, No 70 South
Main street.
Go and join LAKE, STRoBEL G Cos
new system of Watch clubs, also bring
your repairing to them. Watches regu-
lAted free of charge.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-04-05
NUTMEG GRATINGS.

w. S. Landon, senior member of the
firm Of Landon & Davis of Guilford,
died very suddenly at his home about
six o'clock yesterday morning.
Angelo Distasio, one of a gang of
Italian laborers at work for the railroad
company at East Norwalk, was killed
yesterday by the falling of a large rock
that became loose from it's fastenings
while being hoisted.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-04-05
Forty Houses Burned.

ROME, N. y, April 5. A dispatch
from the town of Theresa states that a
gIeat fire is raging there. Up to noon
forty dwelling houses had been burned,
causing an estimated loss of 5000. 600.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-04-05

MDDLETowN, April 5.-Daniel Fergu-
son, . painter, fell from a ladder while
at work in Portland this morning. He
will not recover.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-04-05
A. LahOnte

Has opened first class French hotel. at
81 Bank street, and respectfully invites
the public to give him a call Free, omen
ing Tuesday evening, at which all are
welcome
A. LABONTE.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-04-05
NOTICE.

All Kid Gloves purchased here at 60
cents and upwards are warranted if tried
On in the store.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-04-05
E. TURNER &Co.
r O r TH Il .'A
Closing Out Sale

We would like say few words Black and Colored
ks our stock complete with one Of the best selected
en ever shown in this city the stock includes
eros Grains, Satin Royals Satin Duchess Satin Rhadames
fales and Surahs Our lines of Coored attracting
the OF the closest buyers Our Surah every de-
it. lawn s"n"
most important consideration customer. that thew
braed Haskell Silks. We every yard we deal direct
WIFI the manuactuer which enables to give rs per cent
better value than competitors In this particular line -
would call attention the produced bv the hov
manufacturers They the alma Royal the "Peau de
these are the latest in standard Dress Silks They CON-
gloss and the of Gross GRAIN bound to be the
popular Silk fabric this season. " W GIG
Our line OF Black Silks manufactured by the HASKELL Sux
Will pay any lady to examine. We save YOU money
during the Closing Out Sale. Respectfully,
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-04-05

Draksman Fatally Injured.
NoRwALK, April 5.-Charles Chase, a
brakeman on the Danbury & South
Norwalk road, fell between the cars to-
day and received probably fatal lnju-
rteN.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-04-05
Good Boys Wanted

from 10 to SO cents night selling THE DEMOCRAT And
then smart boy of the PRICES which are
offered month the boys selling the largest number of
SMART active and honest boy make an hour or
after school than boys for working all day. None
but honest and reliable boys need apply.
Buy paper and the boys who striving hard
win the Gold Piece offered prize this month or tho g. oc
Hat for making the largest increase in sales 49,.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-04-05

DR. E. A. TowNE. "a Bank street.
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The Veterans All Know Him.

AZ about O'clock the visiting comrades
commenced TO assemble At Caster Poss
headquarters il Piiisburf block, and when
Commander Cr3sell Of Custer PoSe CO.
tered tbe na!i az lstie after o'clock, be
1890 a. Aa'er " sIA1ssis AS
auietly bv binasey .bs .,,,,,n.,sa, 80
disnifed gentleman Who sssmsd 10 have q
,Ahi.'af face. On cfcsnra ever, he founa
80 80. :, ~ ~ ..sD.ss = b'i.1es
of Maize O. y ne a.. ..ca,,sJ g. 80
head of the hail. where hi. prsseree was
made knosn 10 sbe cofnrates present, asd
- ''ysf ."pt""P'a tscspaoh
known araong ~ .olsisrs 81 N,io. th.n
DIR. Br.ekeit. In the earlier days Of the
gar pc sa,a yDahz man pfsc'sesna r5stii-
.'". - '-'''l' =" - ' ,. D'' ~, =, si's
burae "a conc u Angina AMI xs.i.. In
argsnlzing troops for the fFen,, After
eaiging 70 order tSn' pan,iss tFeHel called
~ &c ,.''sp', ., 80. s l's-' .p,Ns !"
d,.;ne foa.,,ntlv lr,srrsut.d IN The .ebov, ,
from all psrts Of the hall. Who he bal slus-
tered IN ut Apgss a. OF a. we ifons during
~ -. =. ~. 80, 49, -" - t''
p,srks the comrades we're in a uerfec, fa,or
Of spplznse.
The above appeared in one of last
weeks issas If the Lewiston journal and
which We have been unable to reprint be-
fore owing 10 the crowded STATE Of our col
umns. Dr., Eneket is widely ku1wn z.a
skilled physician and surgeon but perhaps
bis fame IL this line i. not 80 dear 10 him
~ the popularity and sincere regard which
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l. ono which is guaranteed to bring v0u
satisfactory results, or in ease of failure a
return Of purchas, price On tins safe plan
you can buy from our advertised Druggist
ii bottle of Dir. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption. 1t is guaranteed 10 bring
relief in every case. when used for any af-
fcction Of Throat Lungs or Chest such as
CONSERVATION. Inflammation of Lungs.
Bronchitis, Asthma Wbooping Cough.
Group. cte-. etc. 1t Is pleasant and sgrcc-
able To taste. perfectly safe and can srray-
/ l'e depended upon. rrial bottles free at
DoV1litch, Webster & Cos Drugstore.
aug6cuiswrhw kyly
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SUPERIOR couar.
September Term, 139o-Hon. 0. O.
Hail, Presiding.

@. T. SrxvExs, Sheriff.
w. 8. CHoATg, Clerk.
l.. 7. CARLETON, County Atfosney.
y. a. SMALL. StsaogYaphef.
SArnEBaY. Sept 18Th.
james O'Bfien, Richard Fsazh1, David
Campbell and Jack Hurry, we're srraiznzsl
and pleaded acio eeafeadre to an indiefmen,
for sssari, AID bst.ery upon John Poalsl
ia Wstervilie. Vaughn anil Campbell were
sentenced to five months. imprisonment in
Jail ard Hurley and O'Brien, Who il a3-
pezrei, took 70 part in the Assault, but
were simply present. were discharged The
rsspondeats have already been In jail fsrsy
days
Paul Leasor pleaded n9lo et,aiendye To
IN Indictment FOR an assault npon Charles
Wasi With an ice pick. and vas sentenced
TO sne Of $50 dollars or SIX moaths in
jail.
being a common seller. foaad al the April
term, With an alleg .tion Of former convle-
ton, vas sentenced 10 Zoe OF $500 and
six raoaths In jail.
James Gsro wa arranged and p.eAded
guilty % maintaining liquor nuisance aasi
bling common seller in WA;cryiIie. vas
sentenced On tire former 10 fine Of $500
or sir months in Jail, and the lat,er 500
aad ,b4sty day. 10 jail.
Stats -. every. This case was given %
the jary at . 40 A. II, As2 p. NJ. thee re
ported that they had been unable 70 agree.
aad that there vas no prospect of an Agree
msnt. They were 4 sehargsd from further
consideration Of the case And excused until
O'Clock. Il IL au1erstood tba, the Jury
stood 10 10 2. in favor Of conviction
STATE ". Nathaniel " 1erc. l.. T. Carrie
tan for State. H. G.. Whl:comb for rsspon-
dent. Indictment for mai aing cider
ruisanee in Vienna, found st the Septe m
Der term Of eouri, 1889. The testimony
On The part Of the government tended 10
show several sales Of ED r. AMI that the
respondent MAJ ufactared aad hal on hand
cider. The respondent introduced no tc.-
timony. The argument were concluded
at 80, and court adjourn until Monlsy
A. VI. at ~ O'Clock.
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q. u Mac0mber was IN Portland Satnr-
Doe. ar Edsari' - in the city for a
fss days
Mr.. J. NJ. crcss returned from Lcwston
Saturday.
Prof. II. N. PuIlen returned home yes-
tsrday afternoon.
pr Nar.h and family returned from
bixdeld on Friday
Mr.. Bradford Sastellc Of Sidney WAS in
this ci.y Saturday.
Mr. John Stacy Of ropham Beach vas
ia the city saturday.
Mcs'ra. l.. Il. Fowler ard Oscar liol.ay
"er' in Bangor saturday.
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You eau buy nrst class yarns Of u ~ cheap a.
you will have 70 pay elsea here for inferior
grades.
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The Esnusbse Journal Job Department.
IL spisnabiiy equipped for doing all
kinds Of wedding printing. announce
ments. tnrttations, earfss, etc. In the
latest and psost approved styiss. u has
lone an enormous s'a"ant oftbss etsss
Of work Daring She p.sf years It's or.
asrs coming fv"ss AL psr,s If the
sxxfs. No better vorh ir s.'s live ~.s
sver dane In the State. Ssrh tse canning
yssF, lie f@eiitt'es for this h,"a ~ ,~.ss
will be still further tneress.d. psso~e re
latest fhisss b.fs6 s~-pssifsi hsi' ',"s
ssrtp-,yss ny which u Is ..-''s" AZ
iLAitafe engraved work so eiessiy sSss
very few esn dstsss t,ss difference.
FERNS Reasonable. sssd fes pxt<ss sPa
aunLES&u = vLYN1.
ytee -Assvsss. UssDo,
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II you will send US your xad,ess, We will
mail you our illustrated pamphlet explain
ing all about DR.. Dyes Celebrated Electro
voisaic Belt ard Appliances, and thei,
charming effects upon the nervous debi;i-
istei system, and how they will quickly
restore you to viRor and manhood. Pam
phlet free. If you are thus shlicsed we
viii send you Belt and Appliances ON .
triAi.
v..ir { Halt Co.. MaRshall, Mich.
1as11AawlvaalRD
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Mss 4. c. A0RGAE'S SCHOOL

FOR YOt-NG LADIES, iort,moaih, n. H., Re-
opene SeE;. zssh, i@y1. j. q. 'yiittief says "a
Better. h~aiihl@r au6 p,easanfer pla'e I'm ,ehooi
enid scarcely BE- 700 nj In New EugIsEd."
,psv4ntes.- syfTsg
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The Rest sslvc ia the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores. Ulcers. Salt Rhcum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblslins,
Corns, and all Skin Eruptions. and posi-
lively cures Plies, or no pay required. 1t
is guaranteed To give perfect satisfactionr
or money refunded. Price - cents pc,
box. For sale by Bowditch Webster Co
ang6eod&wly
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GA account Ct the closing Of t,s Aabarn
schools. the scholars and teachers of the
Doug las snl Lincs h schools ware prevented
from receiving Coy. Bur eish and bis wife
as lhsy went 10 fIoi- w. W. Bolster 5
house. Wishiis 10 show their respect
they sent TO the hause a large lot of iiove,s
accompanied by note. Governor AMI
Mrs. Burlessh were h galy pleased by this
dchea'e Stculitn SO thong httull, bss:owei.
- LcEfston fosraal
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Headaches and Fsvrfs. to cleanse The
,s'em efcctua'l y, yet gently, When cosiiyc
or bilious, or when the blood is impure OF
SIN. Ut ID. 70 permanently cure hahitual con
sjtpa;ior. 70 awaken the kidneys ami liver
to healthy activity. without irritating or
reskening them, use Syrup of Figs.
septld&wl mfolrm
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as,ssoans L STEAMBOATS,
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD.
Arrangement Of Trains In Etrwt Jaue
sSsh, 1850.


un,.l farther notice .sa,n. .eSve Aesas;a IA,
:e,,owss
GOING WEST-s.se A. N. for L.wis.ac,
sossland, f,stisnd. eoe.es eisi Montreal; s.N
A. VI. for Hallowcn, Gardner and South Eanii
ner. sse sai fo.ss 4. N. ss,xy-sss, far lewiston,
tar,alesfsa. Saesisnd. rortls al aud Boston: ii.S
A, NJ. Nna LIS 7, n, for tlSllswca. 6artin., sai
-. EStdsner AIS NJ. for Brunswick. bath Hesk.
sn ni' rSisssd ssd RSs'sni IN SsNls,ss, re,i
her IN! >osh Gardiner. ioor II, tassh Pub
uasnl fs lewiston, Ia, fcrslsni aaa lsostea.
GolNt EtNT-s,.a A, NJ. {aisht oSyreAsl Ter
Skowhey ss. iisasslr, Rat harber. -, Stcphep,
81. joha aud Aro@stoos Cesntv e,1S \, i@
wa,srsilie, and sse~hegsa; s.ttr NJ, le~prvss>
sgr asd pSr nsthSv, s4as I, ". ter w&,vrvite.
Ssowhesan, Belfast. i,cSter, iNoscr 4 Foxernii,
Ssasar. ST. stephen. 81. John and areos,oas
ccaaiy. ard az 7.sof NJ. sat Tasersillr; S''-
s siy R' sSsi'- train tot W''''v''' 'a' mag
The Nigh; rallIssa .raiss rgn eaeA Nay ...,
night. Saadass iuesl,.ea, eu, not 20 SSow hogan
On Mcnlay mernirss or 10 Sclias, and pcNtrr,
or eeyend Bangor. excepting 10 lar harhor,
The day express trains going East a, s.Ap. VI.
ard West at io,ss A. NJ, run daily, Sundays in
eiadrd. between Boston, Bar tisrhor and nj
John.
ACCOMMODATION TRAM for Augusta
leaves South Gardiner, e.sS. ie,so A. NJ; issa ant
tSa y. NJ. H.rtincr. Is. lf,oo A. Nj; lao ara
+s5 Y. NJ. Halio~eli, da9 and iia A, NJ; Tx
and t,ts 7. M.
Through Tickets TO California aud all points
| South and West nay be had % y. II. WALKER.
ticket agent. Augusta, the only otice selling VIA
all routes and checking al baggage frye % tx.
psnse.
fAlSoN TUCKER, Vice Pros. \ tienr Manager,
;. h, eoorllBY. Gena Pass. and Tickle, As't.
Portland luna sAfh
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Epilsptic Fits Cured.

"yrPnsf1 has bsen sseGessfully nsed over
twenty yeays The nr,i pa;len; bring permanently
cat a. !; ha, cftsa cared when ii! elsc kaa
= 40 pos.s, form, - a. by sxpress a; your *
tsnse. OF i8silsi Do>,palj. The poxdsr Ia EASILY
prepared. Asi ~ g>s often saves heavy esprsas
sharzss. Medicine Tor ono nnoa,h. I'm; tvo
months. q 80. T.. r. ..vAss. Drusyis, Dover, We.
alridsWte
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AMUaEM EN- rs.

~ social Session orensd to crowded
house and made pronounced hit. It is
one Of the most sparkling sessioas Of come
i ever iIans ura.ed in Kansas Cry. Every
ttisg presented is fresh and oyerfiowing
With humorous situations, catching dialoe Ne
and -uTpr'sing changes that keep the audi
coce on the qni yive for surge after surge
II ii ie splitting amrs ,neBt 49, k9asas City
No L,araat Nor Is. iSS3.
THIS comedy viii &c ilayel 10 Granite
Hall On til evening OF Sept. 18Th.
On his way from New York to this city
DR.. Chamberlain called upon his father. a
man Of seyenty-t0ar years, who lives ia
Lynn. The venerable man greeted him
with the following remark Well, AlbcH,
have got some re sF Tor you. Yon have
brother two week. OH "Nh,w impos
sble, exclaimed the Dr. ''Dut i, i, a
fact; If YOU do1't believe il step this
way snI see said the father Upon
this they drew into an adjoining
room. aud. sare enough. pair of
eyes peerc1 from under the blanket, Of its
couch ami grcc.e,i It's brother Of over for y
-ummers with all the cor liality tba' i.s lin
tied experience n eirthly sfei-s would
warrant la flcs there was u gIcim of L.
telliscrce IA the iaftrts gaze that +, sell
dom sacn in one of sucl tender sge.
Soon the Or. male tine usual inquiries after
the general welfare OF the family and asked
his father where he had been dlrins the
past year or mora and who hal been taking
charge OF his business during biz absence.
to which hs father replied that he had not
been absent for singls day for several
years and had .lafy a. ascl his own nf-
fairs. why father" SAID The doctor, lyon
retain your age to rcmarSaols degree.
How long 10 yon eypcct it will continue
thus; II am quite unable to say" replied
his father, II ctpnot ,ltas the linz"