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REFORMED PREsBYTERIANs.

Limiting Causes for Divorce = Reports on To-
bacco and Liquor Adopted.
NEW YORK, June 1.-THE synod Of the
Reformed Presbyterian Church this morn
ing voted against union with the General
Assembly 10 to 129.
In the afternoon session the Committee
on Divorce reported In favor OF limiting di-
vorce to cases of adultery or willful deser-
ton. The report opposing the use of or
trading in tobacco was adopted. Reference
was again had to the Vice-President's
building in Washington being used partly
for the liquor business, and this was con-
demned as an indirect participation in i'm
mOraiitv
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BALFoUR,s ABUSE.
The Secretary Says the Liberal Party Is Being
Drsopsd in thA Mud.

D4 4A- 8 NU III tLIu N ~
LONDON, June 1l.-In speech at COM
plimentary banquet tonight Balfour said
that the Irish Secretaryship was a target
for Parnellite abuse. He complained of the
obstruction measures of Parliament, and
expressed regret at what he called the deg
radiation of the once great Liberal party,
which, he said, was being dragged in the
mud at the heel Of a sensatlonalist mob.
Balfour also said the clOture was a pow
erful and, he thought, dangerous remedy
upon the single government question, but
be was powerless to DO anything with the
continued obstruction of long and compli-
Gated measures
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Killed hx a Switch eine

PEORIA Qll.), June 11.-Mrs. Hugh Doo-
ley, wife of miner, was accidentally run
over and killed by switch engine this
morning.
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CHICAGO, June 11.-Porter Brothers sold
three carloads of fruit to-day. Half-crates
of apricots sold for ST. 10 to 81 30; boxes,
As cents to 81 so; cherry plums, 70 cents to
81 70; peaches, 81 20 to So %, except some
small, green and worthless stock. which
sold for 95 cents; black cherries, 81 05 to
81 rs; Royal Annes, 81 % to 81 30.
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delegates, began here to-day. The meet
ing is composed of three sections of sects of
the church, which have been separated for
years, and will result in their uniting un-
der the name of the United Norwegian
Lutheran Free Church of America. This
is the largest religious gathering ever held
in the Northwest and includes the ablest
men of the denomination from all over the
limited Statas
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William o'Brieu Married.

= LONDON, June 1.-THE wedding of Will
lam O'Brien, editor of the Freeman's Jour-
nal and Mile. Raffalovitch, daughter of a
banker of Paris, took place to-day at
Brompton Oratory. The ceremony was
performed by Archbishop Croke. Parnell
and other colleagues of the bridegroom in
the House of Commons were present. John
Dillon was groomsman.
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Fate Of a Suspected Murderer.

LITTLE Rock, June 1l.-Word came in
this morning that Joe Parent, who was
shot from ambush near Green Ridge, Ark,
did not die from his wounds, but met q
more terrible late. Parent had been warned
to leave the country, being suspected of a
murder. Failing to do SO he was shot, and
while wounded he was dragged from the
house and hanged by mob.
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education. They refer to legislation
of recent date in several States
and say, in part: We consider the public
ditions created by the Constitution of the
United States, especially in its relation to
the church. AS American citizens we are
obliged and are willing to contribute to
the maintenance of public schools, al
though we are thereby burdened more than
parochal schools. The establishing and
maintenance of Christian schools is with
us a matter of conscience. not considering
the fact that we wish to preserve for our
children the precious blessing of the German
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BROOKLYN Shut Ont

BROOKLYN, June 1.-THE Brooklyn league
team suffered iheir first Boston defeat of the sea-
son this afternoon. Attendance 90o Summary:
DrOOhiyuS. yuS....s...................U U U U U-U
BosTons.. ons..-.........,............0 o 00O0 o 0-3
Base hits-Brooklyns 4, Bostons7. Errors-Brook-
lyns 3, Bostons l. Batteries-Getz,in and Bennett.
Terry and Bushong. Umpire-McQuade.
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Cowles Improyin0.

MONTREAL, June 1.-THE condition Of
Eugene II. Cowles continues to improve,
and his recovery is only matter of week
or two. The Judge this afternoon pro-
ceeded to the hospital for the purpose of
taking his deposition, but Cowles refused
to make any statement or charge. Hale
will probably be discharged.
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Cannnt Be Imnlinated.

CITY OF MEXICO, June 11-Emilio Va
lisco, who represents the Mexican Land
and Colonization Company, operating in
Lower California. has published written
statement in the Diario del Hogar, news
paper, in which be says that Mr.. Scott. late
manager of the company, is now en- route
TO India, and that he therefore cannot pos
sibly be implicated in the flibustering
mnvemnnt
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An Exciting Contest.

PHILADELPHIA, June 1.-THE local brother
hood club won an exciting game to-day. Attend
ance 100. Summary:
Phiadelphlas. ...,............2 O % 2 Pill
New Yorks. ks.............-.......0 U o.
Base hits -Philadelphias IA, New Yorks IL. Errors
New Yorks A. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Miliigan,
oDay and Vaughan. Umpires-Knight and Jones.
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AFRAID OF LEPROSY.

Presbyterian Church Will Discontinue ths
Work of Teaching Chinese.
PHILADELPHIA, June 1.-THE Green
Hill Presbyterian Church, which has for
some time past maintained the largest Chi
nese Sunday-school in the country, has de-
cided to give up the work Of teaching these
people after July 1st, the stories of leprosy
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A Lotterv Pronosition

BATON ROUGE, June 11.-W. A. Crandall,
Chairman of the Democratic State Central
Committee. has written a letter to State
Senator Foster, the leader of the anti-lottery
forces in the Legislature. suggesting that
the question of submitting lottery amend
menl to the Constitution be submitted to n
primary election throughout the State at
which only whites should be permitted to
vote
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Honors to Pacific Coast Students.

PouGHKEEPsIE. June 11.-Among the
Vassar graduates receiving diplomas this
morning was Katherine Carr of Los An
geles.
PRINCETON, June 11.-Przes and honors
were taken at Princeton by Pacific Coasters
as follows: Experimental science fellow
ship, George l.. Shearer of California; first
Lynde prize, James j. Charlton of Oregon.
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Manufacturinp Bogus Liouors.

BARCELONA, June lit has been dis
covered that the headquarters of gang
making immense quantities of bogus stuff
purporting to be brandy. chartreuse and
Champagne Of famous makes is here. An
extensive plant of printing presses was
found, and dozen men were arrested. The
head of the concern escaped to America.
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CHICAGO, June 1.-THE old familiar
trick has been played upon the jewelry
house of Shourds & Kasper, on State street.
A stylshly dressed man wanted large
diamond ring. The tray was set out, when
the young man snatched Sf2QO worth of
rings and made good his escape in the
crowded street,
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KILLED HIS CHILD.

Fathers Terrible Crime Attributed to Do
mestic Troubles.
PALMER (Mass.), June u.-Edward F.
Costello, brakeman employed on the New
London and Northern Railroad, instantly
killed his son, 13 months old, to-day by
shooting the child as it lay asleep in era
die. Costello then fired three shots at his
wife. one of which struck her corset steel,
thereby saving her life. Domestic trouble
was the cause OF the shooting.
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THE CRACKER TRUST.

Extensive Factories to Be Built in Western
Cities.
CHICAGO, June IL. - The Cracker Trust
has its grip on Chicago and is preparing for
the erection of a mammoth factory, to cost
fully 100000. in addition to the one in
Chicago. President W. III. Moore says that
other trust factories will be built in cities
farther West, notably in st. Louis, MiEneap-
oils and Kansas City.
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Sfnnned by Rain.

CINCINNATI, June 1.-THE league game was
called in the latter half OF the seventh inning this
afternoon on account Of the raiD-storm. sum-
mary:
Cincinnatis. .........,,,.,.,...,.,,...20 O-5
AieNouui " " VI
Base hits-Cineinnats z, Pittsburgs 4. Errors
Clnclnnatis 2, Pittsburgs 4, Batteres-Yiau and
Keenan,, Gray and Wilson. Umpire-McD Dermott
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Death of Mother and Child.

CINCINNATI, June 11.-You Miss Glenn
mems, while fishing in the Little Miami
River, fell into tie water. The mother,
who was an eyewitness, rushed in and
dragged the child out, who was beyond re-
covrry. The shock and the excitement
killed the mother short while after.
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A BERLIN SCANDAL.
German Noblemen Implicated in Disgracs,ul
Conduct

BERLIN, June II. - The trial of the
Countess Won LuetZout, who is charged
with making her fashionable residence in
Thiergarten the scene of outrageous con-
duct, in which many members of the German
nobility, took part Is proceeding behind
closed doors. The case was made public
through the arrest of the Countess
for attempting to strangle servant
girl who threatened to disclose to
the police what went on within
the house. Although the public is eX-
cluded from the courtroom, it is known
the Prince of Saxe-Altenberg, Count Won
Kotze, Frau GrohnewaldI, the singer, and
many members of the nobility of the capital,
are among the witnesses summoned.
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Telegraph Conference,

LONDON, June 11.-At the Telegraph
Conference to-day the Brazilian Company
announced that their press rates have been
reduced so per cent.
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A Lucky Game.

BROOKLYN, June 1.-THE visiting brother
hood team won lucky game from the Brook
lyns to-day. Attendance 1900. Summary:
Brooklyns. ns......................0 20 OO Ga
Bostons ons.,.,,....................1 U U 2 o *-5
lyns 8, Bostons 8. Batteries Kilroy and Kel-
ley, sawders and Kinsley. Umpires = Matthews
and Cunning.
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The Lutheran SYNOD.

DUBUQUE Qowa) June 1.-THE Luther
Ian Synod. in session in this city to-day,
adopted unanimously along series Of resolu-
tions, touching upon their attitude on the
public-school question and compulsory
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compelled to give up his own clothes and
wear the prison garb. For three days and
nights he was kept in solitary close confine-
ment and given food that was in filthy
condition. At last, through the efforts of
his brother and lawyer, he secured his re-
lease on bail. The students now say they
do not remember making the charge.
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newspapers SEIZED.

Kalnoky's Speech Distssteful to the Ser.
vians.
BELGRADE, June 1.-THE Servian Gov
ernment has seized all the Austrian and
Hungarian newspapers to be found in its
territories containing Count Kalnoky's s
speech to the Austro-Hungarian delegates
on Monday. In his speech the Count said
he regretted the excessive growth Of Radi-
calism in Servia.
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No Evidence.

PARIS, June 1.-THE examination Of
concierges and tradesmen has revealed
nothing against the arrested nihilists, who
will probably be liberated. Public senti-
ment is rising in their behalf.
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Swiss War Prsnarations.

BERNE, June 1.-THE State Council has
voted a further sum of $500, 600 for the pur-
chase of war material. 1t also passed law
providing for the registration of all horses
in Switzerland fit for military service.
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TOTALLY WRECKED.
The British Bark E. Sutton Driven Ashore By
a Hurricane

a Hurricane.
NEW YORK, June 11.-Eleven sailors of
the crew of the British bark Z. Sutton,
which was totally wrecked in the tropics,
have arrived here. The Sutton left Manza-
milo May 22d with sugar for Boston. On
the morning of the fifth day a hurricane
came on. The night was as black as ink.
Toward morning the vessel went ashore,
striking on the end of Hollands Point, east
Of Point Antonio. The men took to two
lifebOats, and by great luck an immense
wave lifted the boats over huge coral reef
that was submerged between the vessel and
the shore and landed all hands on the beach.
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Arrest U,dsr The Census Law.

CHICAGO, June 11.-Richard Jaapp, pro.
prietor of the Grand Hotel. was arrested
to-day for refusing TO answer a census emu.
in this city under the census violation law
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SECOND GAME.
III rteen Innincs.

PHILADELPHIA, June 1.-THE local league
team defeated New York to-day after stub
born fight, lasting thirteen innings. Attendance
23o0. Summary:
New Yorks. ks.............2 o o o o 8 o o OF
Philadelphias. ........0 2 o 3 U 0 0 D o l-8
Base hlts-New Yorks IA, Philadephias l3 Errors
New Yorks 4, PhiIadelphas 5. Batteries-Burkett.
Rusie and Buckley, bowman, Smith, Clements and
Gray. Umpires-ZacharIas and Powers,
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Mary's Marriage.

LONDON, June 1.-THE marriage of Mary
Anderson to Jose de Navarro will occur at
Brompton Abbey June 18th. The trousseau
of the bride is large, elegant and costly. and
is made by Worth Of Paris. Miss Anderson
is the picture of blooming health and re-
fers u her coming nuptials with pleasure.
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AMERICAS Ch,mplon Defeated.

DUBLIN, June 11.-Kerr, the champion
tennis-player of Ireland, defeated Petit.
the champion of America, in the match for
the worlds championship Dy score of to
nothing
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CINCINNATI, June ia wind-storm this
evening destroyed eight houses In the su-
burban village Of Elmwood, the occupants
were turned out in the drenching rain, kill
ing Mr.. Hoop, the only casualty known.
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FATALLY BURNED.

Explosion Of Natural Gas Through the Light
ing Of a Match.
ALLEGHANY City, June 11.-William Kip
and wife, each over so years old, while in
the cellar of their residence to-day, lighted
match and an explosion of natural gas
followed. Each were horribly burned and
died tonight Their granddaughter, up
stairs, was seriously injured.
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FORTY PERSONS PERISH.
Terrible Fire in Mining District in the Ural
Mountains.

ST. PETERSBURG, June 11.-Reports have
been received here of disastrous confa-
grafton and great loss to life and property
in a mining district of the Ural Mountains.
The iron-works at Ufaleisk and Tewjansk,
1000 dwellings, four schools, three churches
and hospitals and magazines we're COM
pletely destroyed. Forty persons were
burned to death and IS, 600 made homeless
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BASEBALL In THE EAST.
Games Played on League and Brotherhood
Diamonds.

CHICAGO, June 1.-THE league teams played
two games this afternoon for one admission. The
battery work was the feature of both games At
tendance 2l00. Summary OF the first game:
Chicagos. os........................O0 Q 90 1T
Cleveands ds............,.,......O o 0 o 900 OU-I
Base hits-Chicagos 8, Clevelands 2. Errors
ChicagOs o, Clevelands 3. BatterIes-Coughlin and
Kittredge; Wadsworth and thinner.
SECOND GAME.
ShIOasVs '''''''''''''s.'ss''''..V " " " VI
Clevelands. ands......................0 o o o o 0-3
Base hits-Chicagos o, Cleveands 8. Errors
Chicagos l, Cleyelands 8. Batterles-H Hutchinson
Lynch.
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A LAsso DUEL.
The Novel Plan Adopted by Mexican Cow
boys to Settle Quarrel.

UUys 10 oetIie u VuHIIeI'
SAN ANTONIO, June 1.-THE most re-
markable duel ever known took place yes
terday, near Moore Station. Two Mexi-
cans, named Jose Corrasso and Namanepa
Bass, had quarrel over trivial matter.
and agreed to fight to death by means of
lassoes, both being expert cowboys. Each
proper % distance nois began anu % iassoar " at The
other. After much sparring, C0rrasso
caught Bass around the neck. dragging him
from his horse and running with him some
distance, breaking his neck. Officers are
searching for Corrasso. but he is in hiding.
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The Iicensinp Bill,

LONDON, June 11.-In the Commons last night
Smith, The Government leader in replying to
question by Gladstone, said 1t was the present
intention OF the Government 10 proceed continu-
ously with lhe Licensing Bill.
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BADLY DAMAGED.

The Prov Of the City of Rome Torn Away for
Distance of Twenty Feet.
LIVERPOOL, June 1.-THE damage sus-
tanned by the steamer City Of Rome, which
struck Fastnet Rock Sunday, is much more
serious than was at first supposed. Experts
who have examined the hull Of the City of
Rome declare that the prompt closing of the
Sliding door in the bulkhead separating the
furepeak from the adjacent compartment
alone prevented the steamer from instantly
sinking. The prov is torn away for a dis
tanee Of twenty feet.
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LOUISVILLE, June 11.-Louisvilles 4, Colum-
bus 2.
ST. LOUIS, June 1.-The game with Toledo
was postponed on account of rain.
ROCHESTER, June 10.-The Syracuse game
was postponed, owing TO rain.
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NO HARM DONE.

Bismarck's Interviews in English Journals
justified.
BERLIN, June II. - The Hamburg
Nachrichten justifes the action Of Prince
Bismarck in giving his views through the
medium of foreign journals. "There surely
was no HARM" it says, {" in explaining the
policy which the Government approved of
three months ago, and which the Emperor
professed he would continue"
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MExICAN AFFAIRS.

Iturbide's Sentence Approved "A Revolution
ist to Be Shot.
CITY OF MEXICO, June 1.-THE Liberals
generally and the Liberal press approve
lturbide's sentence, which is one years i'm
prisonment. The Conservative papers con-
denim ii.
Alvarez Cortez, the self-styled General
who recently headed small revolt IN the
State of Guerrero. has been arrested and
will be shot,
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EXCITED ExCUHsIoNIsTs.

a Canadian Military Band Not Allowed on
an American Boat.
KINGSTON (Ont.), June 11.-There was
great excitement at the wharf this after
noon as an excursion party under the
auspices of Canadian officers Of the Order
of FOresters was leaving on the steamer st.
Lawrence, an American boat. The trouble
was over the refusal of the commander Of
the battery to allow its band on board the
steamer because the captain would not
lower the stars and stripes.
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Y rd.Masters, Convention.

KANSAS CITY. June ia national con-
yention Of delegates from the Railway
Yard-masters' Association occurred here
to-day.
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Pau-Amer;ean Bank
California Fruit sa,es

WASHINGTON. June 11.-Senator Sher-
man to-day introduced a bill to incorporate
the Pan-American Bank.
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Iowa Sens of Vetarans

KEoKUK Qowa), June 1.-THE annual
encampment Of Sons Of Veterans of Iowa
opened at Washington to-day with large
attendance.
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AN OUTRAGE.

Prominent New York Merchant Inprisone,
on False Charge.
BERLIN. June lion the false charge OF
libeling Emperor William, preferred BY
drunken students, Joseph Jonasson, a
prominent New York merchant, was ar
rested, locked up and had all his money and
valuables taken from him. In spite Of his
protests he was taken to the dirty cell and
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Rain at PuE,l
American Association.

BUFFALO, June 11.--Tbe Cleveland brother
hood game was postponed, owing to wet weather.
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NORWEGIAN LUTHERANs.

Different Sects Of the Church to Be United
U.der 0ne Name.
MINNEAPOLIS, June 1.-THE annual
session Of the Norwegian Lutheran Church
OF America, represented by about 1900
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THE PLAYERS LEAGUE.
Pittsburg Wins It's Third Successive Game
Erom Chjca0o

PITTsBURG, June 1.-Two thousand people
saw the Pittsburg brotherhood team win its
third consecutive game Of the series to-day.
Summary:
fittsourgs. -. U U Y OVE4
ChicagOS. OS................,..,....2 y o o 0-3
Base hits-Pittsburgs 9, Chicagos g. Errors-Pitts-
burgs 2, Chicagos 6. Batteries -Staley and Quinn,
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WEAK. PAINFUL BACKS.

TASK Kidney and Uterine Pains and Weaknesses.
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A Special Message Unnecessary.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 15.-Presi-
dent has abandoned the idea of
sending a special message to Con-
gress with regard to financial sit
uation, being satisfied, so it is
said, of the earnest purpose Of the
majority in Congress to take
prompt steps for the expansion of
the currency.
The Republican Caucus Com
mittee has reached an agreement
which will take the shape of a bill
providing for the purchase Of the
surplus silver bullion estimated at
SO, 100000 worth by the issue of
$100,00O,0O0 in two per cent bonds
to purchase silver bullion from
time to time, and make good the
retirement of the national bank
circulation and rec image of trade.