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CaARuEsroN's CAMPAIGN.
The Relative Streag III of the Reform ers
and the Regulars.

The Relative Streag III of the Reform ers
and the Regulars.
CHARLESTON, S. c.. July 14.-The secre-
tary of the city democratic executive COM
mistee was busy tonight receiving the last
OF the amended rolls of ihe ward clubs The
figures when sifted and collected show that
the ballot reformers have been clustering
ana blowing at furious rate. 1t was de-
veloped that in some wards they paid the
canvassers so much per capita for getting
names for the club rolls, while they were
charging the regulars with enrolling
negroes and aliens. Scores of designations
from the ballot reform clubs were handed in
by the regulars. It looks now very much
as II the ballot reform movement is in the
soup. The democratic executive committee
VIII overhaul the club rolls and apportion
Inc representation TO the coming conven-
ton, which is to elect new executive COM
mlttee, on July 28. There is very little
doubt that the regulars will control the con-
Ventlon, although the ballot reformers will
nave one half the number of the committee
under the rules.
Inc club rolls were tabulated late tonight
ano show total enrolment of 2,707 regu-
.ats and 2,7S7 reformers. The regulars,
however, claim to have in their possession
designations in sufficient numbers to give
'ustn control Of the convention.
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EVENTS ON THE TURF.
Two Eorses from One Stable Must be
Coupled in the Betting.

Two Eorses from One Stable Must be
Coupled in the Betting.
JEROME PARK. July 14.-fhe board Of
control has decided that hereafter two or
more horses from one stable must be coupled
in betting. The jockeys are notified TO ride
their horses out when no declaration has
been made. To-day's races resulted:
FIRST RACE-Seven furlongs Castalia won,
with Woodcutter second and Slepuer third.
Time 1881.
SECOND RAcE-Atlantic stakes for 2-year- olds;
six furlongs. Merry Monarch won, with Vic
tory second and Cadence colt third. Time 1918.
THIRD RAcE-Monmouth cup; one mile and
three furlongs Riley won easily from Demuth.
Time 9:25l3.
FOURTH RACE-One and three-sixteenth miles.
Long Dance won, with Strathmesth seconl and
Sir John third. Time 2.0416
FIFTH RACE-Fivs furlongs. Arnold won,
with Julia second and o. p. B. third. Time
1:0414.
SIXTH RAcE-Slx furiongs. Riot won, with
Lord Dalmeny second AID Daisy Woodruff
third. Time 1:i5J6.
AT BRIGHTON BEACH.
BRIGHTON BEACH, July A. To-day S
races here resulted as follows:
FIRST RACE-Seven furlongs. W. B. W. won,
with Idea second and Patti third. Time 1:30Is
SECOND Receive furlongs. Even weight
won, with Nocal!te second and Botheration
third. Time l;O4l5.
THIRD RAcE-Slx furlongs Wendaway won,
with Kingston second and Maggie X. third.
Time 1916
FOURTH RAcE-Six furlongs. Stryke won,
with Meridian second and Watson third. Time
l!54.
FIFTH RACE-Six furlongs. Houston won.
with Centaur second and Romance third. Time
i:l64
SIXTH RACE-Five furlongs. Arnica won,
with AR Shaft second and Gold Wave third
Time 03.
SEVENTH RACE-One mile Ballyhoo won,
with Rico second and Queen of Trumps third.
Time :42I%
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EDITORIAL ASSOCIATION.
getween 500 and 600 Members at
the Convention

bLO SOuN6nIlODs
ST. PAUL, MINI, July 14.-This morn-
inp's incoming trains were tilled with
members of the National Editorial
Association, whose seventh annual con-
vention was called to order a little
after II o'clock In Litz's grand opera house
with an attendance of between 500 and GOO.
Archbishop Ryan opened the convention
With praYer. United States Senator Davis
delivered the formal address of welcome.
Times have changed, he said, and the news
paper has changed with them. From being
servile it has become imperial.
THE COMMITTEES.
Committees were announced en- which
were the following representatives Of the
south: Credentials, r. II. Rowes of Ala
lama: constitution and bylaws, J. c.
HemDhill of South Carolina; resolutions,
w. Bullet Fitzhugh of Virginia, and Sam
Jones Of louisiana.
President Siegfried delivered his annual
address. The newspapers of the United
States he said, are the most eloquent ex-
pressions Of Its freedom and progress
Within the century they have grown from
100 to IS. OOO-in ratio nine times as great
rs that Of its pulation. Their develop
rnent as a moral and intellectual force has
been even greater.
POWER OF THE PRESS.
The power Of the press and its "'hewilder-
ing progress" were then spoken of. and the
fue .ker said: THE press TO be pure must be
1r)perous. To be morally independent it
must be financially independent, aud to thus
make it is one Of the purposes of the organ
izgtion" he considered the ''vexed
question of foreign advertis-
ilgn suggesting the employment
of 70 ovup IL
thought advertising agents had whipped
the newspaper press, and laugh at its
seeming helplessness and discomfort" The
purpose Of the association was educational
rather than legislative, but he thought that
rates for advertising could and should be
agreed on
POWER OF THE ASSOCIATION.
He spoke of the associations power and
need to LOOK after legislation affecting
newspaper interests and thought the associs-
ton should cease discrimination in ad =
vertising in the interests Of few metropol-
itau dailes. He announced the compe-
tition at this convention OF three type
setting machines, the Merganthaler, Thorne
and Rogers typographs. He avowed his
belief 10 schools of journalism.
FREER TRADE.
During his address of welcome Principal
Nrant expressed WISH that Americans and
Canadians were able to trade more freely
together,
Hon. W. r. Garrett Of Tennessee was the
principal speaker who replied to the ad-
dress OF welcome. He spoke very warmly
of the International aspect Of the gathering
aud Of the cordially Of the reception ten
deEed TIE delegates.
The national council closed its proceed
ings by electing the following officers:
President, J. H. Baker of Denver, Col. :;
vice president, e. w. Coy Of Cincinnati
o. secretary and treasurer. N. c. Schafer
Of kutztown, Pa.
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INHUMAV ROBBERS.

They Cut the Threats OF Woman
and Three Children.
JOSHUA, JOHNSON COUNTY, TEX, July IA.
Early this morning two men went to the
house Of George Newberry, near here, and
the door beiug opened they forced their way
in and demanded money of Mr.. Newberry's
mother. The old lady told them she had
no money, when the men grabbed
her, took her to the yard gate, and
tied her with rope to a post and then
gashed her throat. One man remained with
the old lady on the outside, while the other
went into the house and brought out one
after the other three children and
cut their thraats. The old lady's neck
has seventeen gashes, but she is still living
and gave the account of the affair. 1t is
supposed the murder was for the purpose of
robbery, as Newberry had just got $1,000
damages from the Santa Fe Railroad Com
pany. The mother cannot live.
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AID FOR FRHEDM
Annual Session of the Board of
Directors.

Annual Session of the Board of
Directors.
CINCINNATI, o., July 1.-THE board of
directors of the Freedmen's Aid and South
ern Education Society of the Methodist
Episcopal church, held It's annual session
here to-day. In the absence of Bishop Wal
dron, who is in Europe, Hon. Amos Shinkel
OF Kentucky presided. DR.. Hartzell,
Gray aud Chadwick, the corresponding
secretaries, were present and the attendance
OF prominent men from different parts OF
the country was large. The conditions and
necessities of the forty-ole instltu-
tions under the direction of the society
we're carefully considered. Three hundred
and twenty-five thousand, six hundred and
ffty-six dollars were expended in the last
year, and the annual conferences were
asked to give 1924, 900 this coming
year in collections. The remainder
needed will come from bsquests and special
donations. The board com nended the ad-
ministrations of the secretaries and execu-
tive committee, and especially rejoiced over
the increase of $55, 900 during the past year
over any previous year.
Rev. Mob. Mason of Atlanta, colored
man of prominence, was elected field gen
eral
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RAILROAD ALLIANCES.

Meeting OF the Advisory Committee
OF the Presidents.
NEW YoRK. July 1.-THE advisory com.
mittee of tine railroad presidents Of the
Western Traffic Association met to-day.
The attempt to arrive at a conclusion re-
garding the adoption of the joint agency
plan was a failure, and the fact that the
prospect Of unusually heavy business this
fall on all the western roads will
have tendency 20 stiffen the backbone of
the roads outside of the Western Traffic As
sociation, to whom the association roads will
have to make overtures in order to come to
a mutual agreement. The board will meet
again to- morrow. The joint agency scheme
was postponed until October.
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SALT LAKES ELECTION.

Tho Liberals Come Out on Top IN the
School Board.
SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH. July 14.-En-
thusiastic liberals made the city ring last
night because of the victory in the school
election yesterday, The MormoDs and their
allies made desperate effort to capture the
board Of education, but the liberals held
their own, carrying by an increased major
ity the precincts carried by them hereto
fore and losing those Of ten members of the
board and carrying the city as a whole by
700 majority.
The Liberal county convention. in session
this afternoon, adopted strong resolution
against statehood, and distrusting the Nor
mon professions Of a change of heart There
were over 200 delegates present.
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BEREsFoR0 TO COME BACK.

a Kings County Judge Decides That
He Must Return.
New YORK, July 14.-Walter s. Beres-
ford. the young Englishman who is wanted
in Georgia for swindliDg, will have to go to
that state and stand trial on numerous
charges. After week of court proceed
ings, he finally appeared to-day before Judge
Cullen in the Kings county court, and that
magistrate decided that he must return to
the south. Beresford was placed in the
custody of Deputy Sheriff Dallas Turner of
Floyd county, Georgia.
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A BATTLE OF WAR SHIPS

Two Chilean Government Vessels
Worsted by the Insurgents.
SAN DIEGO, CAL, July A-Commauder
Jane of the Mexican man-of-war Demo-
crata, in this harbor. has received a dis
patch from the navy department Of the
Mexican government to the effect that a
naval engagement took place off the Chilean
coast two days ago between the ipsurgent
cruiser MaKellanes and several government
vessels. The engagement resulted in a de-
cisive victory for the insurgents, aud the
government vessels were almost destroyed.
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ALABAMA AND THE FAIR.

The State Commission to Meet at
Montgomery To day.
MONTGOMERY, ALA, July IA. - The
worlds fair commission, appointed by
the convention held in this city on May 21,
composed of two delegates from each con-
gressional district aud three from Mont
gomery, will meet here to-mor-
row for the purpose Of Incorporating
an organization, under the laws OF the
state, to be known as the Alabama Worlds
Fair Association, and in accordance with
the purposes of the convention, will devise
ways and means for having Alabama prop
erly represented at the great fair. There is
much interest manifested and the full COM
mittee will be present.
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LEARY'5 RAFT.

Arrival of the Monster Tow in Three
Sections
LONG ISLAND Cry, N. Y, July 1.-THE
Leary raft arrived in Newton creek this af-
ternoon in three sections. The raft was orig
inally built in sixteen sections and left St.
John, N B., on June %. The raft was 4, 600
feet long from the tugs to the end of the raft
or nearly four-ffths Of mile. IL contains
about 3,500,000 feet of lumber. 1t was
lowed by three steamers and several tugs.
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A Gas Tank Explodes.

~. ROCHESTER,, N. Y, July IA large
EaS tank OF the Municipal Gas Company,
ing 100000 cubic feet of gas ex.
ploded about five minutes before midnight
sa9sing two deaths and great havoc in the
nelghborhood. The men killed were the
nIgat Waterman, Stapleton, and the cap
I IAN OF canal boat, whose name is un-
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GOING FOR AN Els FATE.

Ex-President Standford Charged With
Pocketing $56O,OOO.
LOUISVILLE, KY, July H.-Francis W.
Murray and others of New York, stock
holders in the Louisville, New Albany and
Chicago railroad, have brought suit against
the estate of the late President E. D.
Stamford Of the Louisville and
Nashville road for S550,000. 1t is
claimed that at the time of the CONSOLE
dalton in 1881 of the Louisville, New Al
bany and Chicago with the Chicago aud In
dianapolis Air line, then being built by
Henry Crawford Of Chicago, fraud was
perpesrated which placed in Mr.. Standi~
ford's hands $3.50, 900 Of the railroad stock.
Mr.. Standifprd, it is charged, sold this stock
at par and failed to account to the company
for the proceeds
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ALUMBEa COMPANY SEIZED.

The Action Taken at the Instance of a
Chicago Bank.
ATcHINsoN, KAN, July 14.-Attorney
Solomon. under instructions from the First
National Bank of Chicago, to-day
took possession of all the prop
erty in the city Of the Howell
Lumber Company. under a chattel mort
gage given to-day by President Howell,
who is now in Chicago. The failure of
Bemis & Company Of jefferson. Tex, is
given as the cause Of the Howell failure.
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sung with a Costly Cargo.

SAULT STE. MARIE, MICH, July IA
The steamers A thabasca and Pontiac col
iided this morning, coming stern on. The
greater portion of the Pontiac's works were
carried away and the vessel sunk. The
Athabasca is not badly damaged. The
Pontiac was loaded with iron ore and was
valued at goo, 900. 1t will take big sum
to raise her.
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TENEMENTS IN FLAMES.
Several of the Occupants Injured in a
Mad Rush.

o5VoIdI OF JIG OCUupanU5 IuJUT6u III a
Med Rush.
New York, July Is, 8 Anal an early
hour this morning fire destroyed two tone
ment houses at Nos. 26S and $40 State street.
Sixteen families lived in the tenements, and
q wild scene ensued. Women and children
in their night clothes jumped from the
fire escapes to the ground and four people
were seriously injured. Maggie Bishop, 3
years old, is missing, and it is supposed she
persisted in the flames. The buildings are a
total loss.
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ATLANTIC CATTLE BILL.

The Government to Abandon It's at
tempt to Pass IL.
LONDON, July lathe chancellor of the
exchequer, Rt. Hon. George Goschen, in
the House Of Commons to-day, replying to a
question addressed to the government in
regard to the bill peculiarly known as the
Atlantic cattle bill, said that the govern
ment, in view of the opposition brought to
bear against that measure could not prom
Use to persevere in the attempt to pass it.
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:, "hsther You Travel by Land or Sea
lou need a medicinal safeguard. Changes of
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usual diet, draughts from omen windows that
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Kentuckv's Peoples Party.

LOUISVILLE, KY, July 14.-The Peoples
party is making great efforts to secure a
good showing at the August election in
Kentucky. An organization was perfected
at Newport yesterday and candidates nomi-
mated. Senator PETER made his first speech
in the state at Shelbyville. The speech was
something Of disappointment.
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Editor Rule Withdraws,

NASHVILLE. TENN, July IA speci al
from Knoxville, Tenn, says: "The Journal
this morning contains card from Editor
William Rule announcing his withdrawal
from the congressional race. This leaves
the race between John H0uk and Col.
Woodruff, and the result of the primary
elections is a matter much in doubt.n
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>, NINoNA. MINI, July 14.-Appraisal of
.ae estate of Hon. William Window, de-
steased, was filed to-day. The summary
SHOWS SHOWS; Real estate. $50, 934; turniturs aud
n nu goods, $500; wearing apparel
cuu ornaments, 500; stock in banks and
u vCt orations, $41 COL: mortgage bonds,
Ii5 Total, Sl99, 200. VIZ
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ricInn,a p1ottars Releaaad-

BERNE. July 14.-The men who have been
held in custody. charged with having taken
part in the Ticino revolt Of last year, have
been acquitted and released from custody.
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1t cOUerS the GROUND

~ COOGTS t|CG S|OttICO
the Ball waist-if you won't
have a corset. There's the
corset shape, without the
restraint, and it carries the
weight of the skirts on the
shoulders. The whole thing
can go in the wash.
If you're not satisfied with
it, after wearing it two or
three weeks, return it, and
get your money.
A. R. ALTMAYER & co
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Eoundered in the Gulf.

NEW YORK. July 14-The steamer Athos
reports the laundering of the steamer Helen
Meade in the Gulf of Mexico. She was
bound from New Orleans to Nicaragua, and
is the third ship of the Morgan Line sent on
the same voyage with the same Inflated re-
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Charleston's Pnblic Building.

WASHINGTON, July 14-The contract for
the iron work on the Charleston Is. c. pub
lie building has been awarded to J. J. Har-
rington Of Washington, D, c.. g., at his bid Of
$50, 400.
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Suicide of q Murderer.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, July 14.-Judge
j. A. Warder, under indictment for the
murder Of his son-in-law, Banker Simpson
Fayette, committed suicide to-day at his
residence on Lookout mountain by blowing
out his brains.
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Belts and sashes, ali colors and widths, at
LaFar's.-Ad.
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Pictures in great variety and ell prices.
n. 7. Taylor, 1856 York strest-Ad.
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NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND CREDITORS.
NOTICE is hereby given to ell persons hav-
IN ing demands against ELLEN MONAHAN.
late Of Chatham county, deceased to present
them to me, properly made out, within the time
prescribed by law, so as to show their character
and amount. And all persons Indebted to said
deceased are hereby required 10 make imme-
date payment to me.
Il. C. CUNNINGHAM,
Executor Estate of Ellen Monahan.
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vari ,os'c seam drawers. gauze underwear in
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SUMMER RESORTS.

GUNNER BOARD-Very pleasant and com
- Portable rooms with first-class board, in q
choice location at summer rates Address
MRS. JACOBS. 2la West Forty fourth street,
near Broadway, Now York. Reference Lipp.
man Bros. Savannah, Ga.
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GEORGIA. CHATHAM COUNTY. LOU NJ
~ SALTER has applied to Court Of Ordin-
airy for twelve months maintenance and support
for herself and minor children out of estate Of
w. II. SALrER, deceased Appraisers have
made return allowing same.
These are. therefore, 20 cite all whom it NAV
concern to appear before said Court to make
objection on or before the FIRST MONDAY
IN AUGUST NEXT, otherwise same will be
granted.
Witness, the Honorable HAMPTON L. FERR1LI.
Ordinary for Chatham county. this Both day
of April, 1891.
FRANK Z. KEILBACH
Clerk O. O. C. C.
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LEGAL NOTICES.


~ EORGIA, CHATHAM COUNTY. - Notice ia
NJ hereby given that have made application
TO the Court Of Ordinary Of Chatham county
for order to sell lot number forty Ight (48)
Calhoun ward In the city of Savannah Also
an undivided one half interest in tract Of land
in Chatham county, Georgia. known as lot num-
Der one, OF the subdivision among the heirs of
Andrew Drouillard OF town lots numbers z, g, Q
and 10 Tyrconnell Tything, Derby ward also
twenty-fou shares OF stock Of the Central Rail
road and Banking Company Of Georgia three
shares OF the Southwestern Railroad Company,
seven shares OF stock of the Merchants National
Bank OF Savannah, seven shares in the Chat
ham Dime Savings Bank of Savannah, twenty
two shares Of stock in the Savannah Hotel
Company one share of stock of the Southern
Bank of the State Of Georgia, two (2l shares Of
stock in the Vernon Park Com
pany. five .b) shares of stock in the Savannah
Construction Company and five ~
shares OF stock in the DeSoto In
yestment Company, belonging to the estate OF
JOSEPH EHLEN, deceased, for the payment
OF debts and distribution, and that said order
will be granted at AUGUST TERN, 1891, Of
said court unless objections are fled
WILLIAM ROGERS,
Executor of the viii of Joseph Ehlen, deceased.
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FOUND.

EOUND, a small box containing jewelry
Il Owner can have the same on paying for
this advertisement. SAVANNAH DRESS
MAKING COMPANY, SO Whitaker street.
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L. EEP your beds clean for year by using a
IN bottle Edsons Bed Bug Killer, pc. LlV-
lNGSTON'S PHARMACY
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"rlndicates trace. tInches and hundredths
C. s. GoRGEs. Observer
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The above Menu is offered for toe kind con-
sideration of the ladies who have TO toll and
worry to get up something for the house during
the long hot days. Call around to our establish
ment. and we will kinily assist you aad help
you out OF your dilemma. The above is offered
for this week at
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nor SALE a two-story house in pleasant
i neighborhood, on wide street, convenient
to ali the street car lines running to the south
ern part OF the city; water in house and yard;
bath room on first floor; ten rooms; bay win
dow; southern front. Will exchange for
similar house in central part Of city. Address
FLOXIE, Box ~, this ONCE.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

July SERIES of the National Assured is
- now open. Send in your subscriptions. c.
7. MILLER, secretary.
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WALKING canes Of all kinds, stuffed gators,
w palmetto fans and fly brush, gator jeweIry
gator foot purses and other curios al GARD
'NER'S, SO1S Rail street.
LNLORAL designs and works Of all kinds from
i Oelschig's Nursery. J. GARDNER, Agent.
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LOST

I OsT,-A liberal reward will be given for the
return OF policies and valuable papers
taken from the safe III my office, No ll6 Bryan
street. about July 8. They are of no value TO
any one but myself JULIAN SCHLEY.