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SUED BIZ HIS PlIIEyE:

Miss seAwenk Ask the Cssyts TO Csopsi
Or. sehnts Ssve - = C<~i.i. Payer.
About tue months ago the wife Of Dr. Fran
els A. Schiitz accused him Of DESERVING her
and clipping with Rosa Gobel. former domes-
tic Of the Schiitzes. who live at 81 wi!loughby
avenue. williamsburgh-
Mrs. Schlitz gave out Cor publication at the
time a statement that II DR.. SchlitE abandoned
the girl and returned to his wife and daughter
within three weeks che woald forgive him.
but that II he delay longer than the three
weeks she would begin proceedings for q
divorce.
Before the expiration Of the three weeks DE-.
Sch!itz's lawyer stated in q published inter-
view that Mrs Schiftz had never been married
to Or. Schiitz. and that the husband whom she
had deserted for Dr.. schiitz was stall living.
The divorce proceedings were not instituted.
DR.. Schlitz returned to BROOKLYN and declared
that lie had not eloped with tho servant. but
had been On hunting trip Friends interced-
ed. and the couple resumed their former re-
lations.
They parted again in a few weeks and WIS.,
itors to the house are told that DR.. schlisE
still bears his name a. that Adde'S. and his
sign sdorns the window PATIENTS arc re-
shafss % an ofrss With ID Dr. Dssheimer. He
could not be found last night
\ charge made against tho Uocfor by
, prems rsa on rs e a The .he
pisinans is Miss Carrie schssncE: ,Hho Is
asking the Court TO order Or. Schltz to
return or destroy q certain PAPER that he in
duced her to sign BY deestSing her as to its
contents. Miss S:hwenek lives With her mar
ItsA si.tss: Ms :;,; Marie Hsnnsy st asS south
oIt; She made this statement q be. troubles
Ny neck troubled me in the beginning OF
1880" she said and / vent to DE-. Schiitz.
He told me that he Was in great trouble. that
MS wife was in galiopine eonsnm ption. and
felt very. sorry for him. and told him 50.
Whenever he met me afterwArd he used to
talk Of his wife, and OF last he asked me II she
died would ! marry him l found myself
in trouble in. November. 1890. and Mrs
asked DR.: Sshiits for heip. and he performed
| an operation. He told me that We, were a.
coed as husband and wife. He said he had
written promise Of marriage that We must
| both sign and then he could hold me to my
word II his wife died: ! signed the pape:
without ,eadiRs il. His -! love .. for me cooled
not let him alone. would not leave him until
he promised to call at my sisters house.
He came and I SAY him alone When
he said he did no. care: Be had ,;. ssa,spsns
blameless he waved paper like the one
had signed and laughed ct me. l jumped to
throat and ehoked mo until I tainted Then
Len The s hsns ,iins s M it, rnS net
Miss Schwencks lawyer says he will have
the paper set aside as a preliminary 10 begin
ming ciyi! and criminal proceedings
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the doctrine Of home rule. and had not failed
10 appreci.te the lahors In the cause OF the
man whose services you propose to COM
memorate."
why isn't he here p asked . strong. voiced
man in the gallery. Yes why isn't he 2
again. Many cheesed. but nothing could
drown those Kisses. DR.. Depew sat well back
in his chair. and smiled during this scene :.
said that Psrncfl lived = hero. and died mar
tyr.
and PLAYED by the bands which accompanied
Psrneirs funeral corteee to Glasnevin Gene
tery, was then rendered by the orchestra.
music. which seemed to touch the audience
Many women lifted their handkerchiefs to
their eyes before it was finished At the end
the name Of Parneil broke out After quar-.
tet sang Let Erin Remember the Days Of
Old the meeting dispersed
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Married Oae In Rss. AnoSher In EaS1ess.
snA Wow Hes . Btgaaiss.

CoLuABIA. s. C.. Nov. 15.-Niss Nellie Sit
greaves OF WinnshSro spent some time last
Angus. with her aunt at Ca,awba Junction.
Among the Toung men she met was John
Steele Of Rockhil!. the railroad agent.
One day Miss Sttgreaves Was at the depot
when a train arrived and Reese Massey. an
acquaintance got ca the train Mr.. Steele
lsushinSly asked him TO marry Miss Sit
greAvss and himself Mr. Massey consented
ard in TIL. presence 81 several witnesses
two weeks ago Nr. Steele was mar
ried to Miss Williams o. EockhiIl.
aud IT now turns out that Mr.. Massey was a
sreayes MAS legal The matter will com. up
At the next term Of York court. AMI an effort
will te made to have the marriage between
steele and Miss SitGreaves annulls2.
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4 Ctr, k.. over Tn the Bewery.

Fanny Brodsky. Jewess. 20 years OLD and
two female companions were crossing the
Dvwery At Bond street at dusS last evening
when q team Of horses drawing coach
driven By Daniel Higgins OF 53l IVES; Fifty
second street. bore down on them.
Fr1nys companies escaped. but she vas
knocked down By the horses and one OF the
wheels CAssed over her abdomen She Was
picked up and an ambulance took her TO 81.
tiueent's Hos pitAL
d. WAeke. who attended her. could not tell
how badly she had been hurt as her injuries
were internaL HigGids was locked No in the
Mercer street station.
There are no lights a. Bond street AMI the
Bowery ard the driver says IL was 80 dark that
he did nor see the girl until IL was too late
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Iuuua-rs. or o.,,,. Los, ., sea.

GLAsSo~'. Nos. l5.-vesse!s arriving from
America will. cai;.e rcp3.t immense losses on
the gsssaEc- The G-nsral Gordon. which got
into Glasgow On Saturday. had ca board the
earc4-ses Of lao animals that had been
tran riei 10 deata during the voyage The in-
10 l., Offered Tor sale as food. and directed that
they ali 10 boiled Tor rendering purposes
sixteen stratners that lave recently arrived CT
Dundee report a tots! ,css Of 80 head OF cattle
cut % 1000 that were shipped. Great indig-
nation was aroused by thess revelations. aud
steps will probably - taken 20 regulate the
tsalhe Sill more N the interest Of humanity.
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ST PAUL Nov. 1G-Several inches o. snow
fell here to-day. Reports from various rarts
Of the Northwest indicate that the storm was
general. At Noorheai three inches Of snow
fell and q blizzard Is threatening.
It showed all day at II. Cloud Halt foot Of
snow fell last right and this morning at Aber-
deem. : D.. and Il is drifting badly. II is the
first snow Of the season. and farmers are
p<-oyiy pSeIArej FOR IL.
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psa xr.. Bradbury c...,s s.,.,1e.

BosTox. Nov. l5-Nrs Sarah ". Bradbury.
wife OF Charles ". Bradbury Of Aetdeld. died
suddenly on oct- 81 An examination Of her
stomach disclosed the fact that death vas
the result o! toss al Paris green. hat
whether :ae pDtson xas tax With intent TO
c,,l1I,n suicide rs accident. " whether
admir- s,Erei ~ s,re, Isrson With criminal
inteat i no, En9wp. Ea?ehs ciayton. mar
Dir. Bradbury for drunkenness. and who had
purchased Paris Green some time before Mrs
one Of the rooms OF the house. has been ar
rested on susptetcn- .----ltt
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s..ssea /. wo..s C,rsu. Klaer.

LoSpoS. Nov. IA serious circus tragedy Is
reported from G.eenoes. Scotland Ex-AaH-
aver storey. recently discharged from Cookies
tou-ia. circus Was devoted to one .. the
rr,fe-ss-i 10 IL attacnel ~ Storey. who
Thought he bad ri:at % monopoly q her
aad This arouse" s his jesIeGsy. s,ntey taxi
her with her heklepess. and receiving taant-
ing repiT. hs stabbed her fatally STOREY made
his esear<. but was captured HIS victim is at
the I<oiEt Il death. IL not already dead
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THE WESTERN CANDIDATE.
GoTERSoR ISAAC PUsET GRAr OF
INDIANA.
A solder Durs.x the War. state sessssp,
Lieute.sat-eevernor. Acting Gsver,sr.
and Leader .. Ns.y Great Political nat
ties-His Services to Dencersey ME
Political streuSth and Claims 10 SEP
Port First and Last . Democrat.

The candidacy Of Isaac P. Gray. then the re-
firing Governor Of Indiana. for nomination BY
the last National Democratic Convention to the
office o. yice-President. left behindit distinct
and favorable impression In the hackneyed
sense. he had not become national character.
That Is. he had neither held a Federal position
nor been in Congress. His name had not come
to have tho familiar sound so commonly noted
among our public servants OF even mediocre
parts and unimportant rank. Blu, he was
widely known. nevertheless. especially among
the legion Of party campaiEners Of the coun-
try. This element. embracing. as It does. the
leaders OF prominence. as well as the newer
and younger class. fully recognized his inval-
liable services. his peculiar force and popu-
larity. and his status as tho admired and
trusted head Of the Democracy 10 State -
long the fercest battle-ground Of tie Union
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I'd. on Nov. i.sIs-J.

Aysr&ss Nov LIZ i-J.
scrtcAsr uu ST. Z sSSrAL.
Tor southeastern Sefr rerx t,ne:rdIHy LonS r.,sc.
Also Ger counee'teEi. r:-..,:l- to~:n.s ani
Ts.a ns-.ssss'e.J rtats. slightly warner esEtsy ;-s
Ia
Might. .t.rtily vaTnr-. with uorEsss;c-iT -.E.,
b. Y.e-I.y e<4Tiu- eo!!s- n above eis;.t-:s
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box ,ts nHs'rset az '.Isuths- U,s-,-- Nl-v,ant.
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Tar ~ssE-Ea Ss~ .O-9. ss-;=:n Psaasy.ran!s. Yes,
Virginia. sai oA;a. .Arrs=: t9s- IL uiats: is'
ersA..as e.orG.stss isI rsla soEtAy sEt I-osNssy
rI-sisy probably ate.I<dy eo!i-- ~ lz>stAy get
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hs3ry relieve the cnaaTon Of trouSht IN Il the
S6fxh<rp states. Cnsetti-d weather. With eoFi 4na
sy BE expected d4ES ths hEsI psT- " IEs xssk
h Assz sisu,esS
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Complaints have been received NJ nearly all
the police stations in the city from victims Of
o thief who naslucrsdes as q servant girl A
de srription o. the woman was given to
Inspector Byrnes. aad DetecttSes Dooley
art Grady. were INT o. the, case. On
cior. ArrE Miller. whom theT also knoE
a. E.:. Hos. aud Cara H5,ninE. She is;Sj
y,.I, In. ~ rreS.-nt Tho Is9.ir. rs;fLse 10
give arr f:rs.rr iEi"rastilI. Tn- PRISONER
VS. taken 10 ..-nrrssE AG-E.t cogET Yesterday
riUg-tiiE AID T-lGant,-: UntIl TO-DAY. some OF
are expected To cal al Police Headquarters be-
fore . O'Clock to-day and look at her.
sora,. y.ir sv.esai Vi. x.- ross c<a,r.L f.ror,.s
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NOVA. ysr sssesai Vi. xs- rOst c<ltrAL f.vorIss
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And" continued the DocSg.. " Ionnor-
There he WAS stopped again ~ the shower
In journalism he coclIy resumed. -or
popular appeal like Sullivan or GBrisn-"
DR. Depew shouted above them: Or Dillon
or Harrington were given the positions where
they could best serve
b. this time the audience wsseyer its feel
ings. and cheers greeted the Doeto.s next
~ II he had smtitions-" Dr.. .Depew went 90.
aprer.nt. II he had likes Or aniraJait!es. they
never stood in the was OF usesn man. o;-ctI-
pying his proper place The inspiration wi,!tt,
his wors was the mott" Of the Manchester
martyr. God Save Ireland
When further ~ n,s p psf re- s1s
rais for Ireland J. ths mot T.o.n.ntouS event
was rcnewe'l kissing II NJ. Glats,cne's narrs.
ton. TIA. the almost hopeless s,:ugs!f 10;
loca! selt-svvernmert had nearly ended AMI
the yirtory 4, Practically wen This. lie said.
The issspa Of FsrnenTs life. concluded DR.;
ever revo.utionary methods He i-nonstraicd
Imperial Pariiamen, II her sons are beth
united and wise. His agitation gave a dis;
tinst impulse TO the English Democracy. and
s sat in B sns ssi..ea. Our hsas have
often been touched by Irish distress and or
Minds and imaginstions fsrct 5y or Irish
fellow citizens. hut h9T: rule Sp7e@.s TO US
Will Dr n.:-w was sTAaEIEg GHve-Hor-
elect GcNiHI"y ~. ohio .-1i hls :Oii.Sr, NJ.
han. wsro u-'ss.eti !h," Richard H. "s!trs .
After ;hs eu!osy Miss Irez Caru,i sang:
with harp mpaniment. he t1ulin, and
rssar y RI Thomas St. jean Gaisney thea read a
which he said he vas a siAneh believer ia
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FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

Is Chilli Nicuna has been chosen as
president'to succeed Balmaceda.
IL Russia the harvest was said TO be
the worst on record. and famine was
the result, with many deaths from hum
ger reported
PRESIDENT HIPPoLYTE, according to
the latest Haytian advices, had quelled
the insurrection at Port au Prince. Two
hundred and eighty persons have been
killed.
APARrY was sailing across the bay
Of AYR. in Scotland, when the craft
suddenly capsized and eight of the oc-
cupants were drowned.
SIERRA LEONE advices say the sup
precision of the slave trade in West
Africa has increased the ferocity of the
warlilze tribes and revived cannibalism.
The queen has raised Lady Macdon-
aid widow of the late Canadian pre-
micr. 10 the peerage, her title being
countess Of Earnscliffe
SILVA JARDIN. a Brazilian journalist
made the ascent of Mount Vesuvius,
and while gazing into the crater sud
denly fell 10 feet into the glowing
lava.
Ar AMMAN china, the governor de-
capitated twenty-five of the ringlead-
ers in the recent rebe lion at Lichu.
TIE death of Prince DolgOroukoff,
for many years governor of Moscow,
occurred in Paris lie had been dis
missed by the ear and exiled because
of his leniency to the Jews.
FROM 200 to 800 families of Jews were
arriving in Palestine weekly. They
We're entirely destitute, and the distress
among them was said to be terrible.
4 CYCLONE in Rhenish Prussia killed
and injured scores of people, and the
damage to property amounted to hun
dreds of thousands of dollars.
IRISH bishops at meeting at Dublin
denounced Parnell as unworthy the
confidence of the Irish people.
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MEST AND SOuTH.

THE execution of Boudonot Crump-
ton. alias Bud Burris. took place at
Fort smith, Ark He made a state
ment on the gallows saying whisky
had brought him 10 his present con
dition lie protested his innocence to
the last
II Chicago Frederick Steineman. a
molder. fired two bullets into hi5 wife's
body. woundiug her fatally. and then
blew out his own brains. Jealousy was
the cause.
lFssE CARTWRIGHT. Of Baldwin coun-
". Ala. killed his wife and his brother
in a tit of jealous rage.
PATTERSON \ Co. wholesale boot
and shoe dealers at Kansas City, Mo,
have failed for 100000.
II state convention at Cedar Rapids
the republicans Of Iowa nominated
Hiram G. Wheeler for governor. George
Van Iouten for lieutenant governor
:. NJ. Weaver Tor supreme Judge,
Henry Sabin for superintendent of pub
lie instruction and Frank 4. Campbell
for railroad commissioner. The plat
form indorseS the Mckinley tariff law,
eommcudS reciprocity, favors liberal
pensions to soldiers iEdorses the pres
ent silver law. indorses President Har-
rison'S administration, declares against
"a resubmissicn of the prohibition ques-
tion and favors protection.
IT was claimed bv the Minneapolis
harvest machine mixers that the crop
was 81 heavy in the northwest that
they could not fisi their orders.
GEoReE SIMMONS reached Chicago
from Galveston. Tex. winning wager
Of SI.010 on condition that he walk
tine distance between the two cities
in sixty days He had seven hours to
spare.
RHINEHARr PETERS and Max GillIs.
Of La Crosse Wis, were thrown from
a freight car 81 Dubuque, la. by low
bridge and fatally injured.
JoHN BAkER tcoloredl shot and killed
his wife at Huntsville, Ala and then
killed himself
The national bank IT Newton. Kan,
which failed November 50. 1880. has re-
opened its doors with St00. 900 new cap
ital.
AT Goshen. Ind. 80 feet of the
bank Of the canal went out. entailing a
heavy loss and neceSsitating a shut
down Of the factories
\ HAusroRN in Ransom and Sargent
counties. y. D.. completely ruined
thousands OF acres OF growing crops
An engine and thirty-eight cars were
burned in a wreck on the Omaha line
near Mendoza. Mimi.
\ WIND aud rainstorm destroyed
many houses aud totally destroyed the
crops n Madison. Audubon and shelby
eoEatsas, L. Cora aslas wsrs - Der.
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THE TRuNDLE-eEp VALLEY.

I know a little valley. in among khe noun.
ta.ns hid,
truudlc-beS fer Natur's babes with grass
en- covea'e.
a. tuttoned.ovE tn 'es,,,ips. an all trimmed
VITA dandelion.
a aIb fer Natur's child, like me, 20 toddle to
and lie on.
love to watch the coverlds sew ed with the lily's
stem
An the trout brook is its 5indin' tibet curves
way aroun' its hem.
Wen the burden is too heavy fer my heart an
han an head
Jest choke down my tired sobs an seek my
traad,e-bed
-Four big mountains are its bed-posts, an down
through its awning high
The sun shines like u t-eas'-pin in the buzzum
OF the sky.
An it shines so warm an frien'ly where my
coverlid is spread
trundle-bed.
Mother Natur' loves her child'e en-, so the good
oil soul has spread
Tiger-lily -tangled bed-quilts over my big trun-
die-bed;
An to give her fretful youngster no excuse for
She has stuffed lazy piller with the softest
kind OF moss.
So. wen Tn torn an tired, do my weary foot
steps tread
Up the pussy-willer valley TO my little irundle
bed;
Mother Natur' bends her face down. and sh'
seems TO love me so
Thet rise ami tojdle bravely all the way
have to so!
$. w. Foss. in Yankee Blade.
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mother, being old-fashioned, too, al
ways retired to bed at nine o'clock;
her brother and his wife did the same,
and generally she was the last waking
thing about the place.
On this particular night Alice was
sitting before the halfburned embers
of the parlor fire, after all the rest had
retired, leisurely combing her long,
black hair, and dreaming. as maidens
WILL of anything and everything.
The room was in a sort Of lurid dark
ness. illuminated now and again 10y
transient flashes of light from bank
of unburned coal at the very back of
the CRATE, which now and again sent
up spears of white flame to play upon
the warm, red window curtains, and
the dark tablecioth, and the crimson
wall paper.
Everything glowed red in the room
save one small white mound in the cor
ner beside wide sofa, and Alice
knew that to be Baby Westons little
cradle, where he generally spent his
days kicking or vocally employed while
his mother pursued her usual house
hold avocations.
Baby Weston was now, of course.
sleeping upstairs, and the cradle was
empty.
When Alice had dreamed to her
hearts content, and was preparing to
leave the room, it suddenly occurred to
her to gather mp the glowing heap of
Goals into the shovel and carry them up
TO her own bedroom stove, as the night
was chilly.
She proceeded to do so, and raised
the sulphurous pyramid in her hand.
As she elevated the shovel light
flame burst all over the top of the pile,
and for an instant the whole room was
illuminated by it.
In that instant Alice, looking by
chance toward the cradle, thought she
saw a second white object in the cor
ner She lowered the shovel so that the
fumes might escape up the chimney,
and looked more carefully.
Assurediy there was something white
beside the cradle-something surely not
there a few minutes ago.
Alice's heart which was as timid as
that of a hare, began to beat very fast.
What could it be? Had they forgotten
to take the baby up to bed, and had he
fallen out of the cradle?
All at once she saw, or thought she
saw. the cradle move.
Scarcely waiting 10 reason, only con-
scious of Mortified conviction that
Master Baby mad been overlooked and
had consequently overturned Y way
of revenge. Alice, shovel in hand,
went over to the corner, and stopped to
examine the mysterious white object.
She found mans face His eyes
staring up in mute terror, his counte-
nance CHASTITY and bloodless, the rough
black hair which garnished cheek, chin
and lips fairly bristling-this agreea-
BILE image glared up at the fiery ava
lanche about to be thrown upon him,
and at the wrathful woman with the
long, flowing hair, and opened his
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THE EAST.

AT a Christian church sociable at
Brushtou. \. Y. forty-thrce persons
were poisoned by ice cream and Rev.
Mr. Braun. rector of the Episcopal
church. and two ladies died and all the
others were in a critical condition.
JEALOUSY caused John Eausch to
kill his sweetheart. Maria Burclett,
and then himself az Lawrence. Mass.
THE boiler of an engine near white
Haven. Pa. exploded. killing Engineer
Thomas Trip. Fireman j. Pope and
Brakemen Gallagher and Smith.
The firm of Mcbride Bros. tea mcr-
chants in New York city. made an as
signment with liabilities of SSH, 53l
and assets az SISs $40.
ALEXANDER WIssE shot and Tortally
wounded Marta Hodig and then com
mitted suicide in New York.
JUDGE WILSON sentenced John
Bardsley. the defauiting treasurer OF
Philadelphia, To fifteen years solitary
confinement in the pcnitentiary and to
pay fine equal % the amount of his
embezzlement, which may reach $3.50,
600.
LETTER carriers unveiled in New
York statue of the late Sunset" Cox.
THE death Of Hannibal Hamlin, who
was vice president of the United States
from $50 Ia 1865. occurred suddenly at
6.I5 p. m on the 4th at Bangor. Me, OF
heart disease. aged - years. lie was
IA United States senator from lS47 to
1856. In January. lS55, he was elected
governor of Maine. and a week after
his Inauguration he was again chosen
senator; IN 1869 he became vice presi-
dent. and in $50 he again took his seat
n the senate and remained until 1881,
when he retired from public life.
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RULERS OF KINGDOMS.

EMPEROR WILHELM usually travels
with an iron-bound trunk filed with
decorations. which he bestows on those
who please him.
THE empress of Russia has recently
sent sum of money To the wife of a
poor workingman on the island OF
Fuhnen Denmark, who had herself
written TO the empress and told her of
their poverty.
ALEXANDER, the boy king of Servia,
is sturdy lad of fourteen, with keen
eyes and an intelligent face, but he is
self-willed and stubborn as any royal
child. He has been well educated and
speaks German, French and English. in
addition to his native tongue
ONE OF the delusions OF the crazy
king of Bavaria is that the carpets Of
his apartments are of thin glass and
must not be trodden upon. Another of
his Authorizations is that the walls Of
the rooms are hung with newspapers.
and from them lac reads aloud 70 his at
tendants imaginary stories Of the events
Of fae day,