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discussed pro and con at the clubhouse
nightly. The lady riders have numerous
Friends Ia the CLUB who are making a gal
lant fight for their cause There Are buf
few Of the members who object TO the
ladies being admitted The subject will
be definitely settled at the next meeting
of the club. II IL Is decided that the ladies'
are TO he admitted, it is the Intention OF
the projectors OF the scheme TO organize Il
ladies' division as soon us possible There
are about twenty ladies on the Heights
who ride well.
A new wheeling club has been organ
lied on the Heights. It is composed of col
Ored men employed by the Jersey City
Athletic Club chiefly The club is known
as tho Challenge Wheeling Club. The
Challenge Clup are beyond description.
There are fifteen men III the club, and no
two wheels are alike. The cycles are
cast offs, purchased at abonb one-third
their original value from club boys who
are using only the nickel safeties
About fifteen members of the wheeling
division of the Jersey City Athletic Club
met at the club house on Friday after
noon aud took run to Coney Island
They returned home about o'clock. The
run was greatly enjoyed.
There are three propositions for MEM
bership before the wheeling division OF
the Jersey City Athletic Club.
Mr.. Harry AnneSs. Of Grove street, is
eudeayoring TO organize q young mems
wheeling club IN the lower section OF the
city. A half dozen cyclists have signi-
fed their willingness TO join the club.
The big meet OF the League of Ameri-
can Wheelman ut Detroit was attended
Friday with the breaking of the tandem
record. Messrs. Ranker and Brinker, OF
the Buffalo Athletic Climb, broke the half
mile record They covered the distance
in L Bs. breaking the previous record of
l. 10 Is, made at Peoria, ILL.,, last fail
The Hudson County Wheelmen are
very much interested in the movements
of the Kings County Wheelmen. The
latter well known and powerful club has
decided to join TIM League Of American
Wheelmen The club will send delegates
to the annual convention, to be held
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NEWS OF THE CYCLISTS
Shall ladies be Admitted to the
Hudson county Wheel menu
A Colored Club.

the Hudson County Wheelmen decId ed
ut Il recent NICE ing t oallow the Mozart
Musical Club 10 have Que room in their
CLUB house on Belmont avenue for the
purpose OF having rehearsals. The room
set aside for the vocalists is on the second
floor, and is large and well ventilated.
Many Of the members of the Musical Club
are also members of the Hudson County
Wnaelmen.
Al new piano is to be placed in the clu b
house Of the Hudson County Wheelmen .
Some OF the boys are very fine musicians.
Mr.. Merseles, OF the H. o. W., Intends
taking run to Elizabeth today.
Mrs Frank Exeiand, one of the best lad Y
bicycle riders on the Heights, is enjoying
herself at ManasQuan. The roads in the
vicinity OF thai town are In excellent
coisasrion Mr. Frank Eyeland, who is a
member OF the Hudson County Wheel
men, started yesterday 70 joia his wife.
He VIII ride from Red Bank to Mana
squan
Tomorrow evening about thirty of the
HHdsoa County Wheelmen will take
moonlight run to Staten Island. The
start from the clubhouse will be made as
near half past seven O'Clock as practic-
able
Next Sunday It Is the intention of a
number OF the boys Of the H. G. w to
take a run to Nyack. The roads TO that
place are Ia excellent condition.
There are seven applications for mem
hership on the bulletin board in the club
house Of the Hudson County Wheelmen.
tThe propositions will be acted upon at
the needing of the membership COM
mi1tee next week.
The question OF admitting ladies rs ull
fiedged members OF the II. @. w. is being
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AIS Sn I I ELY PURE

who BY reason of the defeat Of the Gu :
Cages yesterday rceained the much COW
eted first place, arrived in New York
yesterday morning They were to cross
bats with the BroolSlyns at Eastern Park
In the afternoon, and rs there is so much
rivalry between the clubs great crowd
was expected. The heavy downpour OF
rain shortly after l o'clock. however,
caused all hope of game 10 be aban-
doned. and the club did not leave the
hotel ut which they were stopping. The
New Yorks VIII cross bats with the
Brooklyps on Monday and Tuesday.
The only Nationel League game played
yesterday was at Boston, where the nome
team was beaten. as the following result
will show
Boston. 0 0 0 O A 0-4
Philadelphia. 0 2 0 0 0 O. 0 e-5
The American Asso citation game at
Boston resulted as foIloWs:-
Boston. 1 0 81 1 0 0 o. Q
Louisville. 10 0 0 . 0 0 o. o
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At 1srirhton Beach.


At Brighton Beach the track was bad
and the racing poor, and many people
were disappointed. Following is a sum-
mary Of the events:--
Fist race, selling race. eleven entries. =
Won by Sir Launcrlot with Jersey Pat a
good second aud Romance third. Time,
1.2415.
Second race, for two year old maidens,
selling, five furlongs. There were nine
starters and Bella d won easily with
Irregular good second and Botheration
a close third. Time, 1.05
Third race, four starters Won by
Strideway. J. p Dee was second and
Centaur third. Time, f.3l 81
SEourth race. selling, distance one mile
and sixteenth; seven entries-The race
was won by VirEie; DR.. Helmnth was
second and Rover third. Time, i:52.
Fifth race, mile and n furiong, four
starters-Tula Blackburn went under
the wire first, with Bauquet second and
Cruiser third. Time, l:5lL
Sixth race, selling, i've furlongs, I'VE
starters--Won by Lallah, AirshafC sec
ond and Azrael third slime, 05.
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RACES TN PIE RAIN.
Tame Days Sport at Morris Park
and Brighton Beach.

The Monmouth Park card run of at
Morris Park was a good one yesterday,
but the rain spoiled the track and made
it very heavy. This caused a number OF
horses to be Withdrawn. and the attend
ance did not exceed 5000. Following is
the result
First race:-Handicap at six furlongs.
Eight starters. 1t was won easily by
Chesapeake, the favorite. Time, LA.
Second race:-Tyro stakes. Eight
entries. Won by Mars, with Cadence
second and Fremont third. Time, 1.15H
Third race, midsummer handicap, one
mile, five starters. -Eon won in gallop
eight lengths in front of Judge Post and
q length ahead of San Juan Time.
1.4215.
Fourth race, handicap sweepstakes
with three entries. The distance one mile
and furlong.--W Won by Reckon in a gall
lop with Kingmaker ana Beansey be-
hind. Time. SO.
Fifth race was also handicap sweep
stakes for five furlonGs. There were
twelve entries. Lizzette won easily. with
st. Pancross second and OLtman third.
Time, LOS.
Sixth race, selling sweepstakes, for
race was won By Simrock, Riot second
and Eiquimau third. Time, 1.43N.
There were sold before tho races the
following horses:--
WaIcott, On. e.. 3, by Long Taw-Miss
Dance, by War Dance; J. Mclaughlin,
81, ESQ.
trinity. ch. c., 8. by Forester-B British
Beauty. by Oxford; Boulevard Stables,
s1,S2j
Sextus BLY,. 3, by Long Taw--Belle of
the Meade. by Lexington; w. Hayward,
$3.50
Take Back. b. c., 8, by Miscovery EN-
ma, by Eolus: J. Mclaughlin, 81, 800
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HobolEen BoatIng Notes.

The absorbing topic among the oars
men In this city last week was the re-
gatta OF the Hudson River Amateur As
e0cintion, which was TO take place yester-
day but was postponed owing to the rain
All Of the clubs have crews entered ia at
least one of the eyents, and ali are conf
dent Of carrying of the valuable
trophies.
Otto A. Raubenheimer of the valencfas
# entered in the Junior single gig race
Otto has trained hard and conscientiously
and the boys expect 70 see him IN it at
tile finish.
The Active Boat Club has only one
crew entered and that Is in the four-oHred
barge. The crew is composed az follows:
J. Mohlmau bowl II. Kraatz %, +.
Stats go. G. MoiIlman {stroke) and H.
Thnf ms (eox)
Charles Paterson is the Secretary Of the
Rusednle Boat Club. He is a very enthu-
siastic oarsinun.
The valenclas talk OF entering several
crews in the Kill Won Kull Rowing Asso-
citation regatta.
All that remains Of the clubhouse Of the
defunct Hillside Boat Club is a pile Of old
lumber on the River walk The club had
an erratic career. srssze,
The Atlantics thought that William
Tomliu, their pet oursman, would win
the Junior single scull event in the Mid
die States Regatta William made
UEhy, Dull nc WAS CuLciasSeQ-
HThe winning crew in the four-oared
large race OF the Hudson River Ainateu
Rowing Association viii be rewarded
Broas cup. the Worlds banner and five
gold med ais.
Last Sunday morning the Atlantics had
their grand ten cur. The crew looked
splendid and worked like charm.
a crew from the Vesper Boat Club Wis
tied the Active Boat Club house last Sun
day and were cordially received.
The following crews of the Vaiencias
were on the water last Sunday:-A-
Schmidt {bow), II. HARDWOOD (2), M.
Knempel CD, o. Bergman (strokn), and
Kilinn (cox.) J. Raabe (bowl W. Won
DrEde (2), K. Rahlff 60 O. fuchs (stroke),
and DR.. Cady (cox.)
Pbe following crew Of the Rosedale
Clui, went 10 Gutenberg last Sundsy:--
G. Zaue, A. Entrup, A. Berrfeind,
Brnpin9, G.. Ferris, II. Booker and c.
Zergel feox-
A six-oared barge of the Actiyes also
went to Guttenburg on Sunday. TIL
crew manning it were:-Chasles Sanger,
Van Kieit, Dietzel, E. Gunkel (pas J,
1isomas Luchs and Charles Fitzpatrick
(cox)
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Jersey civ Racquet club.

A meeting of the Jersey Racquet Club
directors was held last Wednesday even
ing at the home of 1lr. Eduard D. Rnd-
deron, No 95 Summit avenue The full
board was present. The directors de-
cided to give up trying to get the men,
bers to interest themselves in the sport.
About the only thing the members do is
to pay their dues; and rumor has it that
several neglectful members have failed
to do this.
Miss Maud Henderson was elected a
member of the Grub.
Some time ago the Jersey City Racquet
Club challenged the Jersey City Lawn
Lawn Tennis Club to play two of their
members a series of games. The latter
club has as yet failed TO respond. Messrs.
Toifey aud Case are the players selected
to defend he Racquet clubs colors, with
BILLY" Speer as Il substitute, in case the
crack players are out of town.
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OF the naUelesed man wait patiently till
some one OF them is received into the
npple's caste: then the vendctla IS proSe-
cnted, aithongti many years may have
ELAPSED.
concfliation OF the contendiig factions
takes place. In all the feuds the hends Of
the murdered champions arc cut OH and
taken home, and the bend hunters cele-
hrate the affair festally. The skulls are
fixed to the front Of the house Professor
MnnfhL7L
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1US3tD o. bnO OthloE N&uft@e
Dauntiess Yacht Club members have
finished the decorations aud alterations
OF their pretty clubhouse.
Commodore Beal of the Oceanic Yacht
CLUB is making arrangements fer u fish
ing excursion among the members OF the
club.
at work during the past week putting
their pretty cat boat in excellent trim.
Things have been lively all the week at
the Jersey City Yacht Club home at Tot
tenrjile, Staten Island. Mr. Lyons of
the Greta and Mrs Lyons were the guests
of steward Lieb for several days, and Mr..
Firth and the Water Witch with big
party Of ladies spent the week there. The
fishing ia good. aud large numbers OF the
finny lribo are being caught daily by the
yaclitsmen.
fsPierre L0rillard is preparing plans for
u house boat for cunning trips and ex-
cursions il the southern waters. IL will
be built OF steel and be 95 feet long. 51s
feet deep. PAX feet wide OF deck, 26 feet
wide over guards, and 20 fcetwide on the
bottom Oh the main deck there will be
a slttsnu room and waiting and dining
room, bath and toilet room and four bed
rooms. Two engines and two small pro-
pellofs will supply the power.
The cruise or the Jolly Lot Social Club
will be held on July rs. These yachts
will convey the guests 10 Currsefs Woods,
w There the yaehrsmer expect 10 have a
Jolly time:-C Clio, q and /, Smuggler,
Triton, Seabird, Bluebird and White
Cap.
Dick Uldrich's lost yacht, Unette, was
found Tuesday morning after diIigent
search in Rossviiie Bay. Now dick" is
looking fer the nun who took her there.
The sBemtters of the Jersey City Yacht
Club are considering the advisability Of
postponing the annual regatta TO Septeu-
Der 5. The matter will be brought up at
the meeting on Tuesday evening.
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IN caANcEnY OF NEW JERSEY.


Between the Jersey City Insurance Company,
On Bill. &c. special order for publication.
1t satisfactorily appearing U the Court that john
Woods. the person who held under William G.
Bockus the nortgagor in the mortgage in the Bin
OF Complaint in said cause mentioned Is dead. and
mis- heirs and devisees and the persons now holding
under said rnortgagor are wholly unknown
and 1t likewise appearing 20 she satisfaction OF
the Court that Mary Nell wife OF Peter ell in her
lifetime claimed to DO daughter of said John
Woods and rs such claimed to have some iatere st
IN said lands. ana that the said mary Nell and
Peter Neil. her husband. dead and the heirs
known.
It Is on this nineteenth day Of March eighteen
hundred and ninety -one. motion OF John Griffin
OF counsel with tic complainant ordered that the
unknown owners OF all that certain house and
lot piece parcel OF Land situate. lying being
en- the north site OF WAYNE street Jersey City
commencing one hundred and twenty Ave feet
from Tho corner of Grove ana Wayne streets, being
twenty five feet in front and rear and hundred
teet deep on each side, bounded on the west by a
lot OF susan Pauimier and on the east by d lot OF
George Ogden, and is known as LOT number q. do
ants Dill on or before the twenty first day OF Sep
TENDER next or that In default thereof such
be nado against them as the Chancellor shall thing
equitable and JUST.
And it Is further ordered that this order shall
within twenty days hereafter be published in The
City In this state AMI continued therein at least
once a week. TO wit hin days of tho expiration
OF the time horein limited TO appear plead,
swer or demur.
- : = NJ q
4 true copy.
ALLAN McDERmorT,
Clerk $3.50
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TO cnrDIroas.

Estate OF Margaret Nc Ono. or McHugh deceased /.
S S,.I. Sfersaan snd Philip rurty executors Of
e. tps ,ea sn FRONT, o. Hudson county dated
eald decedent 70 bring In their debts demsn as and
sialms against the estate OF said decedent
unoor oath or affirmation, within nine months
from me date OF said order. they will be forever
pasreu OF any aclion therefor against said xe-
co'ots JOHN SHERIDAN,
PHILIP TuMILTY,
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ship Of the club has grown to 245 The
new house at Atlantic Highlands Is
visiieN daily by the yachtsmen. The
mcnibegs enjoy its hospitality at every
opppstunity Maj Ntzhugh, aud his
cooks have busy time of it serving
guests OF the club during The past week
were members Of tho Atlantic, Brooklyn,
Columbia. Bayswater and Carnarsie
Yacht Clubs
Captain Norman L. Rowe aud his
friends, Curtis and Jones, have been con-
day over the successful manner in which
they saved the lives of three boys VINO
were upset while selling In a catboat.
The race for the Commodore's prize will
take place at the Atlantic Highlands on
July 20. Only CLUB yachts will be adj
mitted.
Captain King is on cruise ND the
Sound on the yacht Rex.
Commodore Kohn will take lessons in
swimming during tile season.
Cgptain Chester will receive frstruc-
tons in the art of trimming jib during
August
man L. Rowe will soon sail race for
points for sgppers fer the club
The yacht Naomi, Captain John
Wright, left this afternoon tor month S
cruise in the Sound.
Thr float at the club house could be
much improved, although it is pretty
fair,
Captains Ricketts, and Beach have gone
eff for 1--we days cruise. They will
visit Barnegat and Atlantic City.
purity Of friends accompanied them.
Captain Minugh returned with the
yacht Phantom. from Long Branch, FRI
day. The party with the captain caught
1s3 blue FISH. the weight of each ranging
from Three TO elk pounds.
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Notice is hereby given 10 tho creditors Of John
II Brown ami Elisha B. Clark. partners. trading as
crown & CLARK OF Jersey City, that all claims
az atnst their estate must be exhibited the SUD.
scrioev. their assignee At his once, No. p Mont
geometry sfreet, Jersey City. New Jersey under oath
or affirmation; or beror the nineteenth day ~
August next being three months from the date of
the assignment or be forever barred from conIng
in for dfvidend Of the estate; and said creators
arc further notified that q list or tine claims
against the said brown a. Clark will be nled wi h
the Cerk OF the Court of Common Plcas or the
County OF Hudson. Al the expiration of said three
months, when exceptions thereto may be dled.
Dated July j. 1891.
joins c. INwRIoHT
ASsivnee.
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carteres Tennis Climb.

The Cartrres Tennis Club grounds at
Carteret and Arlington avenues have
been the scene of several merry gather
ings this week. Miss Agnes Collerd and
Miss Georgia Collerd two of the most
expert players In the club. have been in
dulGing In practice games with several
gentlemen members of the club who
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Peculiar

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Peculiar in combination, proportion and prep
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Peculiar in strength and economy - Hoods Sar.
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Peculiar In its good name at homo I" : there Is
more OF Hoods SaFsaparilla soldin Lowell, where
IT is made. than Of all other blood purifiers.
Peculiar in Its phenomenal record Of sales
abroad, no other preparation has ever attained
such popularity in SO short time. Do not be in
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Hoods SarsaparilIa
soidby druggists 81; six for IS. Prepared only
by c. I. HOOD & CO.. Apothecasies, Lowell, Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar
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NOTICE 10 CREDITORS.

Estate Of BENJAMIN b De 6rushe deceased.-
Kate Z. De Grushe exeeutrix OF BENJAMIN B. De
Orushe. deceased. by order of tho Deputy Surro
gives notice 70 the creditors OF said decedens %
bring in their debts, demands and claims against
the estate Of said decodent under oath aiitrno-
ticn. within nine months from the date said or
der. they will forever barred OF any actlon
therefor against said exeontrfx.
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no TEE HEIRS OF GEORGE ENGRI. DECEASED
Katharine EngeI, Bertha Engsl and Mary
Engei.. y o. are hereby notified tnat have pur
chased for the sum OF one hundred dollars. $1Vo.
iot number forty.foar on block nnm Der gl6 en- an
by ,.Conraissioners Of Adjustment. appoint
ed by the Circuit Court OF the County of hudson,
IN pursgance OF chapter cxIt Of the laws Of is
Of The COLLECTOR Of the CITY Of Jersey Cry the
sth day OF February eighteen hundred and ninety
at sale made by the City Collector of the said
city under and by virtue OF the provisions OF tho
eaid act, on titled - act concerning the settle
ment and collection of arreareees OF UNPAID tases
asse ssnents and water rates water Tents In
cities of this State. and imposing and levying a
tax, assessment and leh. in lieu and ihsteed OF
such arrearages and to enforce the pay there
Of an to provide for the sale fands subject 70
future taxation and assespnent," ypassed
harch 20, 1885, tho Supplements thereto.
and you are hereby further notified
that YOU have claim 10 have an interest therein
nd unless the said lot. tract or parcel OF land
shan be redeemed provided in said oct and the
supplements there TO- before the expiration OF al <
mouths from and after the service hereof a deea
tor the same will be given according TO the pro
visions OF the said act.
Dated Jersey City. May ], 1891.
PETER STMLER by
WILLIAM DIETRICH.
McEWAE & McEWAN
Attorneys for Assignee.
49i Central avenue: Jersey City, N. J.
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NOTICE 10 cEEpEroEs.

Estaeo OF Isabella YOUNG. deceased John
younr executor OF Isabella Young. deceased,
BY order OF tho Deputy SURROGATE OF hudson Coun
the creditors OF said decedent TO bring In their
debts demands and claims, against the estate q
said deceden under oath affirmation within
nine months from the date or said order, or tbey
will be forever barred or any action therefor
against said executor. ..~>, 49,,
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate Of Mary Louisa Brcwsr deceased John
D. Brower. executor of Mary Louisa Brewer
deceased oy order Of tho Surrogate Of HUDSON
county. dated May - 1891. hereby gives notice 70
tine creditors of said accident to bring IN thear
debte. demands ana ciairrs against the estate OF
said decedent under oath or affirmation, within
nine months from the date OF said order. TREY
WIN be forever barred OF any action therefor
against said executor.
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NOTICE 70 cREDlTons.

Estate of Edward Brady deceased. Hugh CoyIe
admInistrator Of Edward Irady, deceased. by
order OF the Deputy Surrogate Of Hudson County.
dated april a, 1891. hereby gives notice TO tho
creditors or said decedent 20 bring in their debts
demands aud claims agnnst the estate "a said as
cedenf hinder oath or affirmation wlJnin niue
months from tho date said order. or they will
forever barred OF any action therefor against said
administrator. ,.,-,.,r, 49, =
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate OF Mortimer Mills. deceased. Lille wilcox
Mills and Augustus r Mills Two OF the executors
Surrogate OF Hudson County, dated April q, 1901
hereby give notice TO the creditors of said deco
against the estate Of said deeedent, under oath or
aflir nation within nine months from the date OF
said order. they viii befofever barrel OF any
action therefor against said executors.
LIKE WILCOX MILLS.
AUGUSTUS r MILLS.
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NOTICE on sErrLEMESr.

Notice is hereby given that the f1nal acconnt os
tne ssDscfIoer a,tmin istrstrix OF William Pearsali
rosste or the County OF Hudson, and re ported for
next = - = 49, -S.-ttsA
Dated June 10. A. D. 1897
ANNIE e. PEARsALI.
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An Outing for tho Grand jury.

The Grand Jury will take an excur-
sion to College Point, L. l.. on Tuesday
July 20. The party will leave Payoni a
ferry in chartered boat at nine o'c,o ok
a. m
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M o,rIcE To 'clREIipIToRs.

idan admins traitor Of Jeaeph sheridan, deceased
by order OF the surrogate or Hudson county
dated May II ISL hereby gives notice 10 the cred
itors OF said decsdent 70 pring Ia their debts de-
mands and cnftas againes the estate OF said r,e
dent. under oath or animation within nina
months this date OF said order, or they will 10
administrators.