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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-03-17
LOST.

LOST.
A BSTRACT-Lost, abstract OF the S. K. Smith
n survey, yesterday, between courthouse and
Union depot. Return to Fort Worth national
bank and get reward.
NANE-Lost, q walking cane Finder will
~ please leave at McCrane IN Mansion block,
and get reward.
GARD CASE-Lost tan colored leather, silver
- mounted card case. containing ticket to Bap-
fist church concert and card of Mrs. G. II. Dash
wood Finder will please return to George
EASTWOOD S residence or store.
CHECK-Lost check for S2O dated March Z, at
- Fort Worth national bank, payable to blank
name, signed Anna L. Graves. All persons are
warned not to negotiate for 1t, as payment has
been stopped.
CLOAK-Found on Main street car yesterday
~ evening, an infants maroon plush cloak.
Owner can recover it-at fickwick hotel Office.
GOLD RING-Lost, about ten DAYS ago, a
VI heavy gold ring. Name, Anna H., carved
on the inside. Finder will get 81 reward by
bringing to ll9 South Main street, city.
IF the party who got an overcoat from the
L cloak room of the banquet hall Thursday
night with memorandum book and papers in
the side pocket bearing the address of John
Meagher, Jefferson City, Mo, will return the
same to THE GAZETTE Office he will confer
favor the owner and receive a suitable
ward.
z EYs-Lost bunch of about ten keys. Finder
N will be literally rewarded by returning
them to Howard Tully.
I OST Check book on Fort Worth national
IL bank. My name in book. Reward for its
return to Miss Anna Graves, COS Jones street.
Z AP ROBE-Lost, Sunday morning a summer
- II lap robe; etching in center. Finder please
'eave at Martin Brown Co.'S. n
I OST-Ground plans of residence. Finder
IL will please leave at 6l2 Houston street, rs
7 OST-On Friday afternoon a diamond shaped
l. pin; black, with three Greek letters inlaid
and row of pearls around the edge. Finder
please return to G. NJ. y,6l2 Main street, and
receive reward
7 OST-Twenty or twenty five contracts for city
IL directory. Finder please return to Texas
printing and lithographing company.
I OST- Leather pocketbook somewhere near
II Ellis hotel Contains three photographs,
one check, second exchange, a railroad ticket
and Sis in cash. Finder will receive So reward
MONEY-Lost, sixty or seventy dollars.
WI Finder will be rewarded by leaving same
at 1915 Houston street. T. A. Peters.
DOCKETBOOK-A small black morocco
i pocketbook lost; contains two stamps, a
draft for SIS made in favor OF Stella Zahn from
the Keystone national bank. Erie, Pa. a set OF
calling cards, six cents in money, trunk key, a
pocket memoranda; the name on cards is Stella
Zahn, Erie, Pa; slip Of notice, care E. NJ. Dag
gett. The finder will please leave it at F. Z.
Meningitis, 104 Main street; will be literally
rewarded.
CHAWL-Lost, a black ice wool handmade
~ hchu shawl. Finder will please leave at
Spring Palace office. No. SO Main street.
GHAWL-Lost, shawl between the CYCLIC
- rama and Broadway. Please return to LUZ
Burnett street. 20
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-03-17
wANTED-RooMs AND BOARD.

GENTLEMAN, wife and two children want
u board in refined private family or frst-class
clearinghouse; want large and well furnished
r ON, convenient to business. Address at once
G. L. T., Gazette Office.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-03-17
MISCELLANEOUS.

IF YOU have typewriting or stenographic work
i you wish done in the evening, write P. o.
box tn4-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-03-17

nARDENER-The landscape gardener who
u planned and laid out the Dallas Oak Cliff
Park desires work. has had twenty years ex-
perience OF orchard and vineyards; also all
kind of gardening. Call I'll East Front street,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-03-17


OF 90 PER DOZEN-Cabinet photographs
w Any higher priced work as finely
finished in the Eastern cities. speciality OF
childreus' pictures. BY our own instantaneous
process First floor parlors. on Throckmorton
street, Rext 70 old brick church.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-03-17

n OVERNEsS-Wanted POSITION as governess
" or companion by young lady graduate.
English branches, French, music, painting,
fancy work and sewing. Reference exchanged.
Address, J. W., Gazette. 70
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-03-17

ROCERYMAN - Situation wanted by an
" honest young man with two years expert
ence in grocery and dry goods store. Address
T. G., Gazette office. II.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-03-17

DRESSMAKER-A French lady of twenty
IL years experience wants to take charge of
dressmsking in good house anywhere in Texas.
Satisfaction guaranteed and best of reference.
Address D.. Gazette Office.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-03-17

HOU5EKEEPER-Wa by young lady
L of refinement, a situation in good family to
assist in homework: best references given. Ad-
dress L. P, G3zette Office. 10
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-03-17
SALE OR EXCHANGE

Two good Touring mins for sale or sxeEanSs
er Land o. city property VA EUEFAAl.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-03-17

NOVERNE- S-A lady from one OF the leading
OEastern colleges for women wishes position
as governess where she can remain during the
summer. Ordinary English branches, French
and Latin, elementary German and music. Ad-
dress L. i. S.. Houston. Tex.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-03-17

DR. ALDRICH-Permanently removes moles
y and superhuous hair with electricity and
parts not disfgured. Office. s44 Elm. Dallas. Tex.
HODGES & WALKER, Attorneys at Law
II Montague, Tex. Special attention given-1
and and comm ercisl hti cations.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-03-17

GIRLS-Two German girls wish places to work
VI in small family, to do house work. Address
Corner Oak and East Front.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-03-17

T MUST have employment of some kind; am
/ from the East; am willing to work; refer
ences If desired. Address E. Y. H., Gazette
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-03-17
FOUND.
FOR RENT-DwELLINGs.

FOR RENT-DWELLINGS
NOTTAGE-For rent, one six-room cottage.
" Apply to W. A. Organ at Jesse Jones' gro
Gerry store.
hWELLING-For rent, 3 neat three room
II house on South Side. Apply to G. L.
Walker. 2O4 Houston street.
HOUSE-For rent, furnished house five
i rooms with. piano; reference required. Cor
ner East Bluff and Hampton. Mrs. J. w. Cliff
ton.
II OUsE-For rent, good fve-room house, also
IL one furnished room. Apply st SO West
Seventh and Macon streets.
DESIDENCE-For rent, residence. eight
~ rooms and hall; 500 West First Apply at
First and Florence to T. n. Oglesby.
STOLEN.
STOLEN-Two young spotted pointer dogs
- from my residence Thursday morning; SO re-
ward for the dogs, or $50 for the dogs and thief.
Thomas Heck, 40l Jones street.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-03-17

YARN HAND-Roy of eighteen, wants situa-
{ tion on farm or stock ranch, somewhere in
Northern or Western Texas. Address G. Will
liams. San Angelo, Tom Green county, Tex.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-03-17

0OVERNE6S OR COMPANION-A graduate
u desires position as governess or companion
in family on ranch; thorough English course and
all accomplishments. Address. Governess, Ga
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-03-17

HOSTLER'S work wanted by two young men;
L age twenty-one and twenty-four years;
work OF any kind; used to horses Good refer
ences Address G. W & W r GAZETTE
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-03-17
SITUATION wANTED-FEmALE.

NOMPANION-Lady accustomed to the sea
~ would like position to travel. Willing to
make herself generally useful. Services to Sc
cure expenses; no salary asked. Address A. o.
NJ. Gazette office, city.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-03-17

7 UMBERMA N-Wanted, situation in a retail
Il lumber yard by young man of experience,
or in blacksmith shop. had one year expert
City Cacs cO-0tv
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-03-17

M AN-An experienced man would like posi-
~ ton as manager of stock farm or ranch.
504 West First street.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-03-17

by young man. situation in
= dry goods store. First-class references.
rldr.nr -Cisonnr, cara GAZETTE,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-03-17

GARDENER-Wanted, position by an expe-
VI rienced gardener. N. j., Gazette Office
HARDENER-A competent landscape, orchard
VI and vineyard gardener wants position; best
raferences Address r r care O C1azatta-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-21
WISCONSIN LAND OFFICES BESlEGED.

milwaukee, Wis. Dec. Ca dispatch II "Ihe
yv.,,pc Wisconsin" from WausSu says That 'Ae great
- an the Land ONCE to file claims on lald in iA'
ps.-voir strip began al 0 o'clock this morning thu
Al. s,ny proceeded without Disturbance Al an cary
horr This morning Mayor Mueller directed 'aPI""
a.uis of the Wausau Light Guard 10 march ms com
,vv 20 ,he court house square 10 preserve order ana
,tvAve blue ooats with l,tenns AayenetS TOOK mp a
e,a,is, close 10 the Land Office. The a!ilNM oi ''e
rou,ia mt An effective damper on the ard"r OF III"
homcs,eal5rs who could not get in line, ana every
thing was peace and quiet when Register saunders
slid Lock tle wicket for the first tn6. Up l" moo"
forv.fve claims, aFcreeaung 5000 acFes OF '"e ''>'
land IN the strip, lad been filed and hhc OF over
700 men were still waiting at the wicket. EisN'
hundred settlers started last night with supplies 10
souat on land Besides having IA contest Win ''se
scuattsrs. the meH who filed claims this morning VII
nrobably have 70 90 10 law with Byron >. Hamilton
a Wansau LAWYER who walked int" the Lana once
charity before O'Clock and laid down an Application
With tho nece sary fees and rendered them 10 the re
ever The tender was refused ana 1lalhAtoh an
nounced his purpose Of bringing suit. -
Far Claire there almost a flot' lac VIM
tous of the Land ONCE were smashed oU' INC iai'u
ofrcers succeeded In quelinS the disturbance 4H,
,,nuhle WAS caused BIZ q policeman VINO was hCduV'"
AZ The wicket to preserve order hLh6 a o!Sih ~ @
seH His application refused. Misc Mann"
P hardson daughter Of General Kchard'oii' Oh mp
pewa Fails fought heroically ana "hen siE IVA
ihe A.sk her hat was and her lar ol>heFrA'N
bnt me cot a tract worth $4,000. Two men tainted
and were laid out on the sidewalk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-21

The mercantile agency OF r. q. Dun d CO. fNport
IN. r,,,obcr Of failures for the last week at 500 IN
the United States and forty-one in Canada, total
Of 4o4, compared with 37a week ago and 3i2 for
the corresponding week Of 1os9. The weekly report
says:
Business continues large for the season. bnt 'hcre
is psrceptible less feeling of confidence. Inc causes
appear 10 be: ~ Prospect of important moneiai"
lsgs.ation the effects Of which are not o.earY fore
seen. 1ol frequent failures and greater dlHcules d.
making collections: and 90 less satisfactory cOndI
lions in some large branches OF Industry. Complaints
az SLOW collections have rarely been more general, ana
In many cases settlements can be made Only with
notes or renewals. But in all quarters there IS hope
that after January / things may improve IN TINS re-
sDeet II legislative prospects do not mean"h hue cause
gTeater shrnkage OF credits and curtailnent OF pun
chascs.
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Gratbfrs.

"A nh poniSSsA AND FOREIGN TEACHERS, AGENCY
H.pPGGos Professors. Teacher, Ty,or. CoternN. ~.
W." T,s "'.Miges Schools aud Families AMY 70
ui'' ~. j. AOCNGEULION. ~ Union Sov.,.
u al 80 EAl HE'S, American ana kogci.p siInnjI Tod
ne roo str,un any locality charge Tcach,r w,nt.J
A. +, ~ P'.n zee; fofm fer stamp p v UIiYSSOoT
- " =. avery American School Bureau . W I4th. 81:
Az EDITOR who und, r,f,nd, edurat Ton
49, S ana Theoretically and h. able 10 ,rt. clenrIv
.al,rv Iui lrtculIi- core ming himself ana
'''' w. D. H. Box -. Tribune once
nd and foreign professors tutors aove,ncs.os
.chofj, and 81 ~ branches. supp ed 10 colcgcs
-. -'i"N 'ofNEiit, LOO 5G-av.. cor a6tn. &C.
Ii snppi.r, NE, AGEECY Il East I7th..t
riavs HI'l'' to,hci~ tutors go.clnc>se, r,us
T%ra' e. Nc. al blanche, f,s!frnt and yisittmr
-, 'H''h, ti"Ic l', Spanish SPOKEN.
X .n,cp "hd experienced German cont ;,,r pb n
lo.I'loi or lessons. can iii hIoUcbo,
Nc.t i1,i'i "'d English Acdr,s, PHOt SSf,R - 81
o''' Ing agency.
'T a., XXX WANTED.-Fir.f.class ma, a, mi r.s.,
Tor sng hor ~ military tn ties in military sco
o,'' Ac1'es> =. {. =. Mcd.a penn. 'N'V''
" ,HHrp-"crman goNc,nr,, wiki ,i,uo ,t , cii
NtIHI ~ t, "d must D. Fro: Siuf hing rcf.
~ Il.HI~ ljn ttI-1tr. cn-.ar .iJti,..t
w NtNnln. IL, teacher %! mtrlmcii. T.. tps.b vim
Srboo, f. uE "I pIro, Fl-co'Iln met, ROD H., 80,
AI,,ira, ,, nIt 'lo-rii"H eoveipcs, G,ru.aY ,iaro
iIth.,t NJ AND MUSICAL AGENCY 30 East at
w 6 yM" 'NChANGC TEACHERS, BcrEAr no,
pnsiian w., M pies Professors tetch,ss eo,erness,
-o'l.res i'.r-. con. pa. 'ous. rilt,ro1cs ~
pheps md ,, q ~ l!,r- 2l.o L0okEc,uprs ,irno1ra
81 G. 'l&,,T - hHs.acs, inns
'HN'-N go 5th-ite. New-York CRY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-21
Ear Roth ScXns-City.

, -DvsYXrSS EDUC tIIoN.-poo4a. "pnr wy nr.
A arithmetic. core onG' r. ,p.!nf ,i'n.' APG la
,'..,nc THINf'S BrS1EI-S loLLE'4- o. H'"'f.'
.5r C5ns..st uptown, 10. "'st 5'h-'' ', ''.'-''
,ru prg%Z SCHOOL or SUoRTHh*D AND
Nj IYPEwEITlEG - Clntoa r.: st.''t,; , n.'i
,, Ind ctrf. a,e u competency on frsduat'n. ''
o. End - Cr. ar
o,IfORTrAND and TYP ~ ~ u.s." h.'ogEhI it.l.'
Day and evening t.a'-->
< rr%oc2APHY ana. IYri WEI TIM. ''". .'.''
- iauch in o,tsb' md cUNirr Of, Irtl Hit,
s,ci " IA actual experience ia "o.A. MAXI D." "''''"
cl3 Tcnlp, Court.
~ ~. ~. pranrAo- DD-'on. Phlt. NashHrton,
,caso ts,i,n p4-, &C. Bet Instruction slO Per trn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-21
Musical Instruction for both Sexes

~ VVv. OI,K CONSEKVAIONl, :, I,lsI IfIl'
The OLD and FAMOl = 80 ,.-,,oor
VOCAL, School. y 49,. = tl''pl'
U nd ( ,o1 toi a. BEANtHES Of MUSIC Ea9non,
TtI La@SasG.o n grTyA i '5a II MGsIc
Tor 20 Year Iorstsd a. ,, 49,
EAsr nTH.tf. Q%LYs 81 no.. = - TO- o. 61H'AVr'
Tho FpSI SiuiANIZED AID best AffOINILD M's''
school IN he country. ..,... 49,.
all ohtr- wach initiate 80 and Inc-l.C d.. ~
OPEN DAY nd EVENING To- The Ile tptloh o. J 'p'''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-21
lte Cream

A tAcr-Horton's leo Cream is maa,de.5::%pue cream
esaurants Chnrrncs lestiN ais. &C.. VI keep hard ono
hour. County orders lronlty hllcd Dspcs 3OJ an.
svg., sos eth.avc rs ParA Row, 40 Ia rl5h.T New
bsrk aIa 49, Loiisn.st, broosly".
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Musical InAfrucfinn.

DANJO. -FBNRV c. DOBSON, soe ranui;ctu'er ar
Dnachet q The patent Bell banjo. l.=7o BFoad"a.
Branch 20 Wet 12sh.st.
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Brmrlyb.

Broorlyb.
THE MISSES ELY's
SCHOOL For GIlrs.
40 AND 1i2 COLUMBIA HElGhs BROOKLYN
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for Sale

HOLIDAY PICTURES. ASSIGNEE SALE.
I phoi,.,t palntngs. ctchings cngrayngs, Sc. &C..
Hing AZ great sacrifice by assignee. to close estate
III h NuiiANDT % University Place.
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FRENCH BOOKS,
Jn9lrnr.lor.
Fnr Young Ladies-City.

a, --CEv. DE. ANp MRS. GAEDNERS ~, .o,,
\. UOOI. ICi. bIIt4.S, 90 5L-A|', o. 81
Wr> GAEDNi.E. Author q " History IN i'hN me-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-21

r. ARDEN THEATRE. DIR. BILL"
" MApI>ON.lVH. AND 2;TH.,L
HANDsOME,T THEATRE IL lHE WORLD.
AIj>OLl THY EIHErRODF. -
SAMUEL FRENCiIsys >ON ........ ........ . MANAGERS
LAST TWO WEEKS OF - NsiT"
and GREAT LAUGHING SUCCESS - LONDON,
PAKlS and NEH. DIRK. ENTITLED
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-01-10
CHINESE TllEATREiCOLI

And Over Two Hundred Persons nrs Crush.
!. "A cd to Death. sslfs553l'S,ii e 4
x SAN Francisco, Jan. 9.-The steamer
Penlin u from China arrived s to-day.
Meagre particulars are received Of the
theatre collapse in Shantung, China, re.
ported. by telegraph from Shanghai De.
cember 5. It appears that the accident
occurred at Hauting, east Of shantung,,
October Is last. The temple where the
performance was being held stands on a
high terrace in the middle OF the town,
"a hill was once there, but it has all
been cut away except a portion on which
the Temple. stands. During the per
tormance the entire wall gave way, either
from being defective or from the great
pressure above, and the whole mass Of
men, women and children were hurled
to the street below. Groans and shrieks
rent the air. The people who had first
fallen, some OF whom had escaped with
slight bruises, were killed 8 outright a
moment later by their comrades falling
upon them. A total Of 200 dead bodies
have been taken from the ruins and it is
thought that the list OF the dead may
number 250. 'l5i;;3ssa Z. l5 y slyI4
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-01-10
(. A FRESH GUARD.

-
Ono Of Pinkerton'S Men Overstepa Ilis Au.
tl!ority and Assaults n Miner. III
y PuSxsvTAwNEY,, Pa, Jan. 0.-One Of
the Pinkerton guards on duty at Wal.
ston last night assaulted a miner named
Thomas Scott, injuring him quite severe
ly. Scott was on his way home when
the Pinkerton man asked him il he
knew he was trespassing. He replied
he did not. A few more words passed
between them when the detective struck
Scott with his gun, knocking him sense.
less and loosening all the teeth on the
right side Of his inv. To-day the guard
was arrested on a charge OF assault and
battery, was given n hearing before a
Justice Of Peace, and held in the sum OF
$3.50 for appearance at court. His
name is James Erley. Il There were no
eyictions to-day but the Sheriff says he
will not delay the matter much longer,
and the! miners think the AS 5f,upon
whom writs were served will be thrown
out tomorrow & Fl NJ u 4 & IA "A
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-01-10
- y.
( Guitentl's Nephew Goes Wrong,

.ffF.
CnlcAao, jan. 9.-L.$P p scoyille, a
nephew Of Guitean, the assassin Of Pres
ident Garfield, ,has Disappeared and his
whereabouts arc unknown. He was the
secretary Of q local building and loan as. Is:
sociation, and it is alleged he is shortin
his accounts to the extent {ofI between
5000 and $4,000. He is a son 81 George
Scoyille, whose wife was "a Sister Of
Guiteau. t]lG;;;i So; i!{5
!5$ Extravagance and gambling seemed
to have caused sscoville's / downfall, at
least no other explanation of his con.
ductis offered by those who knew him
best. From the best sources of Slnior-
nation it's believed that his embezzle:.
ment will exceed Sc 1000. How many, y,vic.
tins there are, lis not known, but the
number will probably not fall below two
or three hundred. 1T may be- more. fi5
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-01-10
4 TERSE TELEGRAAlS.

;$1t5is reported that the Queen Of Eng.
England will spend a month at HON.
burg in the spring d Sj3jSj;jl2
% King iHumbertE has sent a long !tele.
gram to Emperor William expressing
sympathy with him for the loss ,oi the
powager Express Augusta. 3i9;F
Torrens, Of Philadelphia,s af.
terfa& lovers quarrel shot Belle / Carter
and Sthen himself. I He died T at once.
The young woman''s wound is probably
fatal. sie3si .sFi2E
WILLIAM Muldoon, Sullivan q trai raj \ nes: ~
who was arrested Wednesday, rave $500
bonds yesterday in the Police Court to
appear for examination ton Governor
Lowry'sS reputation; q; iS3f8 ~
II EAndrewS Dillon catcher on the S8old
Maple Leaf Sbase $ball yclc BIZ and who
played several years Swithsprofessional
clubs inIthe United States, died 5yester:
day ;at5 Guelph,$ Canada,8 from typhoid
fever. "a n q
AZ The Globe Sewer Pipe Trust, whose
principal offices were In Pittsburgh, I is q
thing Of the past: The trust was i dis.
solved January 2, Wand "a Scommitteo is
now at work 4 fixing up the accounts ol
the concern. Nj i