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chaps Tsbssco and YgSS" PIT direct and other Mexican
s ~ Via Vera Cruz be directed per
9c.sS n m for Porto Rico direct, per s. s. Smeston
ToWer at D. m. for Bluenelds, per s. g. Gussie from
M o for Costa Re' via Lim0n' per
,om San Francisco) close here November To- at $50
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.n M rr,ncsco close here November s24 40 $3.50 m
Malls awaap soIs Islands SdS.I per % Aa'sa AZ 'Gm
sn Kan! Fr f1r Australia New saisd Hawaiian FIJI and
sose here December u, at 80 on arrival at
Nav York Of g. s. Aurana with British mails Tor Aus;
traiia Malls for Newfoundland by rai 70 HsisSx ana
s Ms for close Maq " ri: Once d,y Mails
Cuha by rail Tampa Fla and thence by steamer saii
n MoSdsys and Thursdaysl. close at this once daiy
o 40 D. M Mails for Mexico overland, unless spec!sy
addressed for dispatch BY steamer close AZ ths once osy
The schedule Of closing Of Trans mails Il Or;
ran on presumption Of their uninterrupted oershd
transit 20 San Francisco Mails from the East arriving %
me at Francisco the day Of calling Of steamer are
at 90 pr eogNEnfUs VAN coTT Postmaster,
Postornce New.York, ~ Y. November IA. 1890
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PROGRESS OF THE Gable CHESS xArCH.

After two days. consideration. Mr.. Tschigonn for
warded yesterday his thirteenth move in the Evans
Gambit and his fourteenth move in the Two knights
Defence the two games now being played by cable be-
tween Messrs Stenitz. Of New York, and Tschigorn,
az ST. Petersburg. The moves are as follows
EVANS GAMBIT.
Tschigorin. Steinlu
White Black.
12-Kt MONA l3-Stenitz to move.
TWO KNIGHTS DEFENCE.
Stenitz. Tschigorin.
White. BACK
- l4-B TO OBJ -
IA-Steinitz to move.
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CALL OF TIE NOV PARTISAN W. c. r. q.

Cleveland, Ohio, Nov 15.-The following has been
issued by the National Non-Partisan W. c. I. u:
.The Non-P Partisan National woman's Christian Tenn
perance Union invites aterna delegates from churches,
missionary societies and all other temperance organi-
zations tn the first annual convention to be held
in Allegheny November 10, 90 and 81, 1890. Dele
aates must secure printed certificates from the ticket
agent at the place whore through ticket Is purchased
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OPINIONS ON DIR. KoCHS DISCOVERY.
MEMORIAL FUND.

OflNlONry YIN nONii - D~~OO
AGREEING THAT coEsuMPTIoN CAN BE CURED
"A THEORY THAT THE DISEASE is CAUSED
BY EATING SOUR FOOD
Dr. James r. Leaning. chief consuming physician
IN chast diseases at st. Lule's Hospital, when seen
Yesterday In regard to Professor Kochs discovery
he had no opinion TO give as yet "hic 'lc n''o,'s
- doctors sgard tuberculosis as contagious. lie had
found in his long experience lung specialist That
IT was not contagious. The medical men OF Germany
contend that the tubercusr bacillus Is the disease ou'
he had patients from which the bacillus had disappeared
and the disease had still gone on.
DR.. James n. salisbury would not say anything on
the subject DR.. salisbury has spent many years m
experimenting upon different animals, ana mas gwen
most OF his life to the study OF phthsis lie expert
mented upon 200 guinea pigs ut one time' nan VI
which he fed upon certain kinds OF sour 1000 ana he
rest upon sweet diet The pigs which were fed upon
yi,e sour food dicd from consumption within short
time. while the rest lived. This goes 70 prove MS
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among ladies, and last night he prescribed box Of
pills for every lady in the honse. The boxes were
covered with satin decorated with flowers and birds
and tied with gold strings. and they marked Dr.
Bills Laughter Pills. They were apparently quito
harmless, for many Of the patients took whole box
each before leaving the theatre and lad effects from
ovordoscs were reported OF a doctor docs not
disclose what ingredients his medicines contain. but
few Of the people who took the pills said that they
tasted like chocolate.
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Tho Cambridge.
Tho Cambrtute'
aaA FIFTH AVENUE. NETWORK CITY.

ss4 FIFTH AVENUE. NEW.fOhk VII.
~ a., sornd only the comforts Of home, blended with
Al, that ar culture and unstnted expenditure can con-
ahnte 70 the peYfecton mundane existence Ihe Is
nalsee n Ali material appolnunents an eyi
curcan temple 10 facilities for good nvins c In gsss
at city Of the Now World Visitors 70 VIII nuu
Reich the courteous pToprs srroundngs and
vim be surprised az the testimonies OF genius wnlsm ma
,ads noss;6Ie genuine homc.le In NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Dispatch -. ....,u,on,., N the foregoing We
,rew Nv ana Mr. Reich and have tried me CsmDrote
IT, food and wine and afr Of repose comfort ana GIG
Ia
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prryroy OF THE LOrOs CLUB.

The Club held Its nrst monthly reunion OF the
season at the clubhouse, No. 149 Fh-ave last night
An interesting entertainment given and supper
followed The following invtd guests each contributed
his part 10 the entertainment f. 5. willard. l. NJ Hol
land Bill Nye j. II. Barnes james Roche j. E. Dodson
Charles Datell LOOMS, David Msnus, A. ID. Burbank
and Jefferson D'Angelis.
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SUPERVISOR KiHyyY RETURNS.

Supervisor W. j. X. Kenny returned from Washing
ton Yesterday with copy of the United States census
returns for the Second Ward, which he filed In the
Mayer's Office. He brought with him also an Official
request from superintendent Porter for Mayor GRANTS
police count Of the city BY election districts. Inc
Mayor did not 20 to the City Hall yesterday, and &C
on upou Mr. Porer's request was therefore deferred
until Tomorrow.
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NEW PLAY BY HARRY PAULFON.

A new play called "Niobe" has just been bought BY
Alb, OFT and Teal and VIII be produced in this city some
time Of the present season. IL Is oy HAIRY
paultn the author OF "Ermine" and OF certain other
well comic operas and plays and It was performed
for a week IN Liverpool . short time ago. 1t was
received there with much favor Mr. Pauton Is now in
the city, but he will soon return to England Is ne Is
nasr engagement to play comedy parts at the Globe
Theatre, London.
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sneauveeslly declares ~ sAepnsu ~ - srss
class piano Ncdesty has thus hr kept this oldsssab-
Jished hsuss senswhas TO quisk bat Ne making 4 o
nrsscIsss. durable plane. q sns tone snA sppsnce long
since assured them Of thss which sdmissbIs -
isstrunent well deserves. g .fft<
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A RECEPTION BY UNITED STATES JUDGES

A RECEFTIUN BIZ UNITED SIAILU dUO"IS'
Baltimore, Nov. 15.-It was distinguished gather
ing that met this afternoon at the invitation OF judge
Norris in the United States District Court ROOM TO
see and admire tho beautiful in which he presdes
Judge Morris is proud Of the active part he took in
planning this room. He gave many valuable sugges-
tons which were adopted In its construction The
gathering was rather informal The guests were re-
ceived by Judges Morris and Bond After the recep-
ton luncheon was served. Chief Justice Fuller
OF the United States Supreme Court, and secretary
Window TO whom invitations had been sent, were not
nresent
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In the Of the winter the most OF the wagner
music dramas will be gwen and also several operas
heets that have not been seen here before, not
within a considerable number Of years. The singers
are almost all new. but the most OF them have Won
good regulations In Europe.
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TAs hair. When d,csssd regularly vita 1asys Tneo.
Qua acquires softness, lustye thickness, ygof and lad
bnty that q wonderful TITS TIE life blood q shs haf
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Servants of all kinds offer their services in the short
advertisements on tho eighth and ninth pages OF The
Tribune this morning.
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Sellers buyers and workers will always ind II to
their interest TO keep track Of the little advertise
ments Of the peoples To-day they are on the eighth
and ninth pages.
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DE 0ALIIFFET-sTEvENS-0n Saturday, NOVEMBER 10
Ct Montmosency France, the Count ChsSles de Gs6es
son Of General Marquis Dc Gailinet 70 Frances Stevas
Dino. by her first husbend, Y. Stevens; he eere
mona Offices hst BY Able Macrais aud hsn By IL
Rev. II. Paumfef.
Won GJURABoJ-sTANCIIyF-E n Z, Msy.n.
Dr. George Mcknight ida stuart Stanciin daughter u
Mrs. Julia Reynolds, 70 Herr Nichael Nosckov1c vca
0jurabo Captain me Royal aud Imperial Lfs Guaedss
Vfenna, Austria.
woop-PALMER-In St chry.cseom's Chapel, Neysmbsr
IL. By the Rev. Thomas H.. SILL Mary Ryder YAmefs
daughter Of the late Edgar T. Ryder, TO W. ssansrs
Wood.
Notices Of marriages must be Endorsed WITH fsu
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II IL "a siupIc yet 80 perfect that II Is called the
simplex Corset Clasp An absolute success guaranteed
not 70 come undope yet be taken Oh With one hand
All dealers have them.
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"Asrael, will be followed by "Tannhauser,' which
will be given on Friday evening" and "Asrael" will be
repeated on Saturday afternoon at the first matinee OF
the season. The following is the cast for :" Tam
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'"Dx BfLL" GIVES PRESChIPTIdN.
Thsre wsg large attendance ct the Gsrdsn Tneaue
~ njght to see the Hftteth performance a ~
MI The Ds. MI Of ths play Is favofftc physician
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California Tours.

Messss Raymond whitomb VIII SEM OUT ,"s,s o.,S
ocd nasy ~ tourists carly mex. moh.
The train win Of the yestoned e niasear ss
Wee In February there will be IN eHenrsc' M
arms Infringement 70 the sanamen tours through
Won ,,en ars Announced for January 49, February Ad
March 10 Descriptive circulars serisr " may " 90
tanned OF RAYMOND whiteomb. 2S7 broadwsy'
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Are you in need Of anything7 Then examine IN
many columIfs of short advertisements on TIL
eighth and ninth pages of The Tribune this morning
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The clever little advertisements on the eighth and
Ninth pages OF The Tribune minister TO all the com
honplace wants OF mankind
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Religious Notices.
AT SOUTH REFORMED CHURCH.
Madison.a ave, cor: 3eth-st,
Rev. RODERICK TERRY. d. D., Pastor.
sSunday, November 10. II q. m, y. m.

ALL SOULS CHURCH, Madisonave ana 6oth-sk-
Rev r. HEBER NEWTON will preach ct II ? m. No
which the choir Of ST. Bartholorews Church VIII par
tcipate.
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Dyspep~is makes nervous. and nervousness MAKES
YOU dyspeptc either renders you msefene Narers
Little Liver Pills cure both
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IT THE SECOND UNITARIAN CHURCH In Brook,
lyn corner of Clinton Congress- sts, Rev. H. PRICE
COLLIER viii preach to-day Ct IL o'clock. The pub
cordially invited.
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MOUNT hope CEMETERY.
omes aso sixth ave-. corner zs1-st.. n. Z.
6uerial Notifies.

6perial Notices.
IT'S comfort with economy 70 use R9soucks Westss
Fulton. Tel call, Cortland 2lo.
Pain In the side comes from disordered liver, use
Carter's Little Liver Pills.
Portrait Of Prince Bismarck: Painted BY Fran, voo
renhark On exhibition ut Internationa Art gallery.
57G Fifth ave- opposite the Windsor Hotel Admission %
cents.
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MUSICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.


Mr.. Thomas viii play French music, or, to be more
explicit music composed by Frcnchmcn, at to-nights
concert in the Lenox Lyccum. The programme ID
this:
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Notices Of marriages must be indofsed WITH I'LL
name and address
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CHRIST CHURCH. on Boulevard and 7ist-st-D
service 1t II a. m. ana D. M Inc isecsor. Of' o. -
SuIPNAN, will o1iciatc.
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FIVE POINTS HOUSE OF INDusTkYi 100 VOL
st. WILLIAM r. nAENARD hs serSfes 4 simc
Wholly by tie children Of the nsuusicn rS" snes wv
DonatIons Of hand clothing ana snoes soe"~'
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Nichols formerly OF Emanuei Cnurcn i, nashsm
trained nurse one Of the increasing number Of young
engage IN that noble work for others Mr. Nichols
belongs TO the wellknown Nichols family OF BrooEyn
member RrSe g Of the Ton %sae and Other
has Sss William Fl %ee No. rs
EY hsse4 q the ssSs Gss
Eos ; @0 smith, Mr. and Mrs Charles ws Mr.
M.s I strattoe. Miss IS Marion Hail. Miss Nellie Dean,
Mis- Ella Ee E'f Py Ms hee
sGstton. William Ciaxton Cone, Venture Fuentes,
Arthur hpssMt , SSna H William g.
5udson Henry Henry peves and CLARENCE Hatch. .., :,
Receptions and are beginning to be features o.
e s'fs ssss 'ui ss'ss
Johnson held at her house in west Eleveahs M re-
lives IN New York Mrs. johnson had to receive with
TIE guests were Mrs g. Kissel. Yrs. S Y. r. Grussr.
MIS-. Knnien Mrs. Augustus Monant Mr. J. G.; Len en-
otasrs Yesssrdsy afternoon Mrs Frederick Schroeder.
Whose was Minister g ssv lumber
people well known IN society were in ATTENDANCE 70 %c
come Mr. schroeder who has been ABROAD i t m ,Sns
Hewitt Ms Van sesisi eddie Miss odd so,b Mrs.
Robert McKim the Messrs McKim. Chandler hoopl a.
s xs: No. soSors nls ased the Sss:
bury Lsnsdcn Mrs Frederic R. Coudert the Misses Cou
Cert and N. MRS ESssas Kelly Mr. s Mat
and Miss Hougilton assisted 70 receive
Mrs Robert Hoe gave the third q series Of dinner
parties on Friday night. Her guests were Mr.. ana
Mrs. Chester Griswold. Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Marie Dr.
and Mrs Kinpicutt, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur James:
Imory 81 Cnrbsrt Mrs. w. E. Dodge. X. s. Dodge ana
Peter Marie Mrs. Hoe win give several receptions
"eiS moI'n = Gilbert. with her daughters Mrs. Hugo
ryifsci, Mrs J. r. Townsend ard the Misses Gilbert.
ssiIed Tor Europe yesterday the French stesmef 10
have taken the Gilbert house in East sxteenti-st 'of
the winter. 80. .o., x,,ss
YeDefia (sycndis Bontinck. who have been on WISH
70 Mrs Robert Hoe. Mrs. Janess sister, lOf some
time. win sail for England In the coming Week.
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MADISON AVENUE REFORMED ETTEnDusu co, vi
S7th-st.-The Pastor. tcN- a. L. -
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4 Sound Legal Opinion,

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Over a picture.
lFor the Sentinel

O,3v afa..s
i ~ Iau'a tl't,, + u" feiEet case;
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. go - t4it+4 az laffoN tt lace
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Al. me btftfTaSt tr, y 81 - IN ohti u yes,
ON Tia h,.,r ~ - 49, 80 : anu hIps,
= 'N't iohets OMAN mes.
So r. r.1i , = iIt III = - : se5'lHe bee&
A@Shr sen.s -, - - 80 S.lsP'
sy.F a.. - - = tsllofI ZOO
v,,.r,. s / ,Gt5't ~ - ~ tsaaa.
FIooaInu 41i 6Gfns - -! a.
-[t. sfts ~ a. - - I f. 19tt"T looih'
"'''ittl'S Youth anu Hti a&puh@ love : doom
Forgive FORGET am III. 3.. j. ga
= made that VIEW ia vtHr~ zone tx
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LCCKP0RT NEWS.
LoCKPoRT La. Jan. -. 1890.

LoCKPoRT La. Jan. -. 1890.
That most charming Young lady
Miss Guelfo of Na~poleonviIle. has
been spending two weeks at her
friend Miss Ceeile Barrios.
The Welcome il. base ball club.
gave quite Il neat ball last Saturday.
1t was we'll attended by the elite of
our young ladies and young gentle
men and even Old in~veterate bache-
lors, and tiisky WidoWers were seen
joining III the throng. and from all
appearances had "a good time of it.
The son OF Mr.. C.. d. Barrios met
with quite an accident tie other day;
the horse he Vas riding slipped. and
fell owe him. Luckily 10 bones were
broken, and he is recovering RAPIDLY
from the shock.
How is it that large planters can
keep on their places regular country
stores, without paving license. taxes
on stock. etc, thus leaving tie store
keeper in the villages 1T a great dis
advantage. It seems to rs that MI
should enjoy the same rights under
the law, and if one Is exempted the
other should be, or at least let both
be taxed alike.
LAEDTPCHE
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LAFoURCHE.
Communication.
CUTOFF. JAN. %. 1890.

Editor SENTINEL
In your paper Of the 18th inst. Is an
article giving us some news about our
State Normal School. It is no douht
all right that the honorable and we'll
paid president of that institution
shonld make arrangements for the
greater convenience u the privele~el
and gilded vouth ~Io an afford 10
attend is sessions. eur Nonatt
School may be Il very useful academy
in fact we are boma to believe 50
Slnce 1t has been established and is 50
literally supported by funds that
should 81 to the eomH1oH Schools. hut
there are some purbI;nd individuals
who fail to see its advantages-<o the
public.
The generally understood object Of
a Normal School is to educate and
prepare teachers for the common Pub
lie Schools-teaeherS who will make
teaching a "veeatlou ! hui did anyone
ever see a Normal school graduate
occupied III his vocation in this par
ish? Where do III graduates 90 We
want TO know you know.
T,.
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ALarge Failure.

On last Monday evening the hause
Of John B. Lallande failed, in New
Orleans.
The liabilities ale put down at
S3b4,345, 00::and the as>etsat $40. s25. go.
Among the list Of creditors the on
" name belonging to this Parish is
that of Richard H.. Alien, of Rienzi
plantation, for the sum of ~S26656,9S.
The family cf the late J. X. Sour
dam have removed TO oklahoma. -
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George w. Pugh, who has been re-
siding with his daughters, the Mrs.
Woods at Schrievor, went to pay a
visit to his brother in Assumption.
where he was taken sick and died on
last Monday. His body was brought
to Thlbodaux OH Tuesday and buried
~ St. Johns cemetery. by the side of
his late wife.
Deceased was the son of the late
Augustin Pugh, near Paincourtyille.
Assumption, and was in his 59th. year
of age.
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= IVY -Rr~ W.
- H-aSS,naAUGHT tea for Dyspepsia.

A4tl Cherry Prctoral has given
ai' gifat tt!jct in h'onchitas. Within
! .'o..'' ! nave sent come of this pre-
3"a 70 Il friend suffering from
Fl ',3a' II mas done him so much
1oog nat be writes for more" Char
|s"f' Dahtcrvillr. Plymouth. England.
IX,Saerlt Thcophile Thibodaux
|,ss ''en %>aI-ring for several DAYS
y = painful carhuncIe. This With
al of a chill and fever is net Il
a"%asaat experience.
a| oENIINfL hopes that he may
~ - relieved of his Ills and be re-
1",sd 7" health. !.
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n ~s.st.le EsOy's LETTER.

bsa. Slii", alan Co. Ky. Aug. 9Th. 1897.
hi A.. Vt ta,l the chiilS three years
Eap ~ '"iF. ten!G not find anything to
IN NJ l cot a bottle of e. G.. G., Certain
4a t2re atni 1t cured me | believs rs
vest medicine known. Yours.
Sd hur,., WILLIE SIMPLIFY.
W. oy lhibOdaux Pharmacy.
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fiat boat belonging to Mr.. Wal
lace Lefort. loaded with some 10000
bricks sunk ahsut six miles below
lhibodauX on Wednesday night. No
hopes are entertained of raising her
until the bayou falls.
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At a late meeting Of Thibodaux Cas-
tie No. 1876, knights of the Golden
Rule. the following comrades were
installed by district commander. Frantz
Lernott as officers for the present term:
Honore Champagne--.... Commander
}. 6. Oschwald.---.-Vice ).
+. y. Roth. Recording Secretary
;. L. Grlsamole. Financial "
f. Iernott. Treasurer
X. X. Mcbride. pre,ate
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Mr.. II. Tctreau has purchased the
interest Of his partner, Mr.. Ursin Ma
quin, in the sugar plantation they have
jointly owned for several years, some
seven miles above Thibodaux.