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THE INFECTED STEAMER.
No New Development Of the Disease oil
the Moravia.

No New Development of the Disease on
the Moravia.
New YORK, Sept. mo fresh cases of
sickness are reported On the Morayia and
the conyaleseents are almost well, DR..
Byron, who examined specimens of the
clothing and bedding from the infected
steamer Moravia, has not completed his
work, but so far has failed to discover any
cholera germs. He has only small speci-
men and bis examination is not conclusive.
No doubt is expressed but that the cases
were the true Asatie cholera,
The Cunard, White Star, Inman and
French lines have decided not to bring
steerage passengers from Europe until fur
ther notice.
joseph Etuanize, reported last night as a
cholera patient. is not afflicted with that
disease. His illness WAS due 20 overfeediD z
after being nearly starved in Russia. he is
all right this morning.
Up to the present the efforts of DR.. Byron
to obtain bacteria from portions of the foul
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RAvAGEs OF THE PEsTIIENoE.
New Cases on the ContiRent-Another
Death in England.

Death in England.
PARIS, Sept. 2.-The official cholera fig
urges show fifteen new cases and three
deaths yesterday IN this city.
The cholera has made its appearance In
Dieppe. Two cases Of the disease and one
death were reported there to-day. In. Roaeh
tweAty-six fresh cases Of cholera and three
deaths from the disease occurred to-day.
The ch0lerne epidemic shows a. slight
increase. At the Hotel Dieu to-day eleven
new cases were received and two deaths Oc-
CURED, while the hospital Of st. Antoine
reports six new casesand three Deaths
The garrison at Luneyi4e. a. town
twenty-five miles from Nancy, is suffering
from the epidemic of typheid dysentery
One hundred soldiers are prostrated with,
the disease, and several deaths have already
occurred.
= HAvRE, Sept. 2.-The cholera has broken
out at Houfleur, and several eases have oc-
Cured there. Yesterday there were nine
teen deaths in a party ofpilgfims bound for
Eourdes. - -.
There were fifty new cases Of cholera and
fifteen deaths yesterday.
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PLEASED WITH THE LIBERIA LIS
Satisfaction Expressed by the Pope With the
Glansfnna Ministry:

RoME. Sept 2.-The Pope has declare d
bis satisfaction with the constitution of the
Giadsto tone Ministry. The Vatican i'll no
wise expects to- re-establfsh permanent
official connection with England, but hopes
10 nave excellent relations with the new
Cabinet Tie Pope is satfsfed with the
victory OF Gladstone for three reasons
first, as success for home rule; second, the
triulnph of democratic and social ideas over
old traditions of caste and historic pre-
judices: and third, because the new Cabinet
will be less favorable to the Triple ALI
ance
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:. Ganrea William Curtis, Fnuarsl.

WEST BRIGHTON, Staten Island, Sept a.
The funeral of the late George. William
Curtis took place at o'clock this.afternoen
at this village. 1t: was strictly: private,
being attended only by: the. immediate reIa-
tives and a few ultimate friends ot:.the. de-
rian church in Brooklyn read the burial
service, and at the conclusion OF the service
the remains. were conveyed to the old
Moravian churcbyard at New Dorp. Staten
Island. =:
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Racing Men Arrasted.

CHICAGO. Sept. while the first race
WAS being run at Garfield Park to-day the
police appeared and put thirteen jockeys,
the Judge, secretary, starter and a number
of Piukerion watchnlen and traekhan
under arrest All were subsequently re-
leased on BAIL The move was made at the
instance of private individual, who is
determined to close up the track. The track
management declares that 1t will have
races as usual tomorrow.
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writing. and wishing to consult her Shus-
band started along the. deck with q LEAD
pencil in her hand toward the bow of. the
boat, where he was, but before she reached
him she stumbled over coil of rope and
fell heavily to the deck. Horan ran to her
help and was herriied to find that she was
dead. In falling tine pencil had been so
held that the point struck full In the un--
fortunate woman's eye and was driven in
four inches, penetrating tie brain and kill.
ing her - -:
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linen taken from the infected steamer Mora.

linen taken from the infected steamer Nora
via have been unsuccessful
AS the situation is now, the eyes of the
quarantine officials are constantly turned
seaward, awaiting the arrival Of the Nor
mania and StubbenhHk, both from Ham,
burg. the Russia from Havre and La Bour-
gogne from the same port Several other
big mail steamers are also due tonight and
tomorrow from English ports. They will
also be regarded with suspicion. 1t is
feared that the four vessels from Hamburg
and Havre will have cholera on board.
The steamer Veendam. from Rotterdam.
was released from quaran tine to-day. The
North German Lloyd's steamers. like most
of the other lines, will not handle steerage
passengers.
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!. THREE IN THE LIST.

=. the Stockton Kite. -. -
STOCKTON, Sept 2.-Many miles vera
trotted over the Stockton kite track to-day.
but only three new horses got into the list
Elect Moore was sent against hisrace rec
ord of2:27 and egualed the time .
Mtllard Sanders drove half dozen
Wilkes trOtters to make records aud got
marks for three Native Son. by Sabls
WILKES. went in 2:2S; Lord Wilkes. by
Sable Wilkes. dam Hinda Wilkes by Guy
Wilkes, trotted in 2:29S4. and Menlo Belle,
by Menl0, in $50 Mile Wilkes got a
mark Of 2:3t, Clio Wilkes OF 2:20A and Leo
WILKES of 2:33. The next record meeting
will be Ii ED after the fair 80. IT, -
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Run Over and Killed.

TRACY. Cal. Sept. 2,-W illiam T. Grant,
machinist who had been working In the
harvest field near here. became Intoxicated
last night and wandered into tie railroad
yard about o'clock this morning where he
was run over by the cars and Instantly
killed. He was 33 years cid and native
OF San Francisco. The Coroner held an in.
quest to day and the remains were taken to
Stockton
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The Disease Spreading Wrt1r Terrible
Effect in Many Towns. =: :. J.:

Effect in Many Towns. : j.:
BERLIN. Sept 2-=The statistics Of the.
Imperial Board of Health sffp# G22s.l .llew
cases of cholera and 1Gdee}hs at :Ham;bagg
yesterday. In Altena there :ware 20 new
: cases and DEATHS: On the isiafa of H.:
helmsburg. in the river " El6e, Opposite
Hamburg, there were 1Srases and 3 deaths;
Is cases and deaths as. SchlesM Wig; 8 cases
and deaths ia Tuenembqrg; 5:caseS and. 2
deaths at Magdebnrg; 8 5 cases :atFi deaths 5.
a Mecklen -SchWefin. and 1 case and L
death in Berlin: .-. -: - -: p.
The Imperial Health Officer publishes: a.
report according to which Professor 'kQch,
and DR.: Roth, in theirTecent Investigations
in Hamburg, have traced the origin OF
cholera iu that city to a nut in. the CAMP of
some Russian Immigrants, from which
dirty wafer found It's way into the: Flyer
Ebe close to the Hamburg watey works: :.
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RIoToUS. COWBoYs.

They Attempt to Take an Ariz ma Town and
Are Driven Out: -
*WINsLow. Ariz. Sept, {. =AIueh' excite
ment prevails here this evening over an at
tempt made by party of cowboys. lnclud-
ing two noted desperadees. : to create a
disturbance. ostensibly for the purpose of
killing two citizens, against whom; they had
an old grudge. Marshal Jseelh, with the
assistance Of citizens, succeeded 10 driving
them out of town after severe fight in
which several shots were exchanged, and
ore cowboy of the name Of Mitchell had
bis skull fractured by being struck with a
six-sho6ter The gang Is expected back
before long and preparation s:.are being
made To- arrest them. Mitchell will live.
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TAKEN TO JAIL,
Lizzie Perdsn Committed TO Prison to:Await

Lizzie RoFden Committed TO Prison tesAWalt.
=: ~. II TRIAL; =. 70 Il: IA: :,c:
TAUSroN, Mass. Sept, 2: Lizzie Borden:
resched Taunton on: tile 2 80 o'cloeR: train
THIS afternoon. :, : She: was calm and self.
possessed and paid no attention 10 tile star
ing croWa at the STATEN: :Sha was ptonintly
taken by .garrage to lhe jail and anstalfed
in :her former: quarters. ia the. .Probate
Caurt to-day .Emm1t u. Borden was, d p+
paIHtrd :aqthnaistratfix. Of tue estate :of
Andfew<J.- Borden. with bonds OF S ,O9e.
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A Lake schonuar Wreckaa..

SOUTHAMPTON, Ont. Sept. 2.-During a
gale the schooner Nett Woodward was
wrecked while trying to make this harbor
Mate Joseph Greathouse and Seaman N
Mahen we're drowned The captain and
the rest Of the crew were rescued. after
clinging to the vessel all night.
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Rpba,lien Against Hav.i

KINGsToN, Jamaica. Sept. IA strong
party Of Haytien exiles headed by General
Mangat, Genera. Pquant and General Legi-
time are NEGOTIATING for the charter 0f a
small schooner called the Willie Irving to
carry them either to Navassa or Inagua,
where they expect to meet a steamer fitted
out to proceed against President Hyppolite.
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INDICTED MINERS.
Fifteen of Them Will Be Put on Trial Next
Week -.

.CGUB D'ALENE. Idaho. Sept. 2-Ths
United States District Court convened to-
day, and the indictments returned by the
Grand Jury against eighty-fiye union miners
were taken up. Defendants waived read
ing the indictments Among those indicted
are Peter Breen OF the Montana union,
Thomas O'BreD, president of the .Ceqr
'Alene union, and Joseph P0Ynton, seere-
tary.. District Attorney Wood stated that
he would begin the trial OF fifteen of the
defendants next week.
=: Latethis afternoon the Grand Jury re-.
turned another Indictment containing 107
names. -. -: -.
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;. CoRBET.r'si ): TRAIN.
II How:- the Californian. WIZ" Make the:
>,;e::. !: =. Southern Trip: -.

,.::. !: - Southern Trip: 80. Il
.AsBpRy. PARK. II. j.. Sept. 9. Manager
Brady, Wh9 is looking after the Interests Of:
Corbeit. has .agaln. changed k1s mind ABOUT
the route he is to take;in ieayiHg the tEajn=
ing:quar1ers at:Leeh Arbor tnr: New QTleans:'
InStead of having a speciaf- .caE: attachet
to- the Il 10 p. NJ. Pennsylvania sr&fn
TO- Jersey City, as was yesterday decided
upon, Cotbett and his party will 20 BY the
fegrtlar train from .NQrih Asbury Park TO-
.Pffladelphis,ya Sea Glrt Nj onmanth juno
tlon' and TIenton, At Philadelphia the
partywIif beard the CGrbett special and at
Washin gt0n:a c0mbinati6n:car, escort and
baggage car will be added to the traln;: AT
;Chhrl ottesville, N C., the escort; aud bag
gage ear will be cut outfTonr the. train and
>C0rbett will remain there at least tWep tY-
foJfr hours. :: Brady fears that. tie EeW-
.Orleans climate will upset COFpett. so tie
wants TO ward against any ehcRntipRency
sbystemainiDg from that city as long as he
possibly can. The New. 0Eleans Climate,
Cvrhett saws, always has depressing effect
on him. 1t Is the inteDtiRnof Brady to airavs
COfhett arrive in New Orleans on Tuesday
night or Wednesday morning. Several
have been shipped ahead for the use OF; che
:: snniyan's Southward Trip. - -.
Burr kLo, Sept. "A Special. train:bear-
| ing Sullivan and his friends to New Orleans
passed through this city at 6 O'clock, this
| ni1f ming. 8:
ERIE, Sept. when :the. Sullivan train
reothed here this forenoon the pugist Was
| up and had .partaken of a light brrakfas
/ He had slept well, aud said he felt first
rate. Daring the forenoon Sullivan was
not :talkatve. seldom contributing word
| to The chat of the mp&IaOns around him.
r. CLEVELAND. Sept: :2,--The. Sullivan train
| reached Cleveland about: IL. O'Clock. A
large crowd was assembled here TO catch a
glimpse Of the pugiist:
;UrNCINNATI. Sept =. 2.-The Sullivan
special. arrived here al z:l0 O'clock this
| evening. A are WE'LL: As the train passed
through town knots of people we're ait. the:
stfeetcar crossings and shouted up at tile
| car-windows. All save Sullivan and his
guardians alighted for supper. at the Gin.
| cfnnati depot He was served in the car.
The journey was taken ;dp. after an hours
rest here. =. -: s..
+ New YORK, Sept. mike Cushing the
| welEknGwD 126-p0und pugflisi. died at Flrt
Hamilton on Wednesday; afterpoon. He
succumbed 10 a severe attack OF dysentery
after a few days illness. Gushing was p
years old. g
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pe1th Of a Colorado Jurist.

DENVER, Colo. Sept 2-Hon. William
c. Beck, ex-Chief Justice of the Supreme
Court OF Colorado, was found dead in bed
to-day. He was 50 years of age and pio-
neer in this State. HIS death was caused
by heart failure.
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time. My body had big red
spots. on 1t, ..aad Il did not
know wnat.to 10. Il went to
four different doctors and
they helped. me- at. first. In
this fall L got. worse again:
then l. tried other remedies,
but they aid NE no good. I
: was ashamed to go into pub
lie. Il was a sight to look at
Every one would say. "what
lis the matter, why don't you
take so@ething?" Even at
my daily labor 1 had 10 weSr
a sort of cap 10 keep the dirt
from getting Into the sores
AfferJ wQuid wash wOuln
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Thraa Bodies Raeovered.

NEwBERRY. Mich, Sept, 2.-Up to 10
o'clock this morning but three bodies have
been recovered from the wreck Of the West
d. ern Reserve, those Of Captain Minch, a lady
supposed to be his wife. and an unknown
had hurried from bed to the beats to escape.
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A I.nndnn Rank Fails

LONDON, Sept. 2.-The London and Gen.
eraI Bank. founded in 1882 with capital of
el,0o0, o00 failed to-day. j. Spencer Bal
four, member Of Parliament, is chairman of
the board of trustees. There is no excite
ment
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Taugier Reb4is Submit

TANGIER, Sept. 2.-The rebel Angheriles
released the commander of the Sultan's
cavalry, who was captured In the recent
battle between the Sultan's forces and the
rebels, and sent four Of their tribesmen
formally to convey to the Sultan the tribes
suhmis sim
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Governor Eagle win Ge. Well.

RICHMOND, KY. Sept. 2:--Governor Eagle
of Arkansas took a tnrn for the worse this
morning. but later in the. afternoon rallied.
He partook of solid food Tonight and his
physicians now believe that he Will soon be
well man.
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Shot BY a Mob.

+ LOUISVILLE, KY, Sept. .2.--At Edmon-
ton, Metcaif County. ate o'clock this morn
ing, mob broke into the Jail and ahot to
death John WilcoxZen, a ayOung negro who
last July murdered James Coffee. a~young
White farmer.
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Wang Family Memorial.

The populous Wong family held memorial
services for their dead in Brenham place
last night. There was music, and
punk ad lbitum. The ceremonies, as usnal,
attracted a large crowd, of whom the major
ity were Caucasaps.
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BURNED THE GALLERY
Incendiaries Are Believed to B, at Work

Chico. - -:
Chico, Sept. "A fire last night at the
Junction IN this city Quilted the building
owned by Mrs. Anna Thomas of San Fran
cisco and occupied by george Woods as a
photograph gallery. Coulson & Hastings,
drugstore and A. j. Roberts saddler;Shop.
The total loss will be about s2500. fully COW
ered by insurance. The building was In
sured for S2lO0 in the r. Dfller agency here.
This Is the third fire In this city in the last
. two weeks. the two others being ncendiary..
The fire last night started in the sinkroom
of the gallery -;
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be covered with big red piTpieS all over my neck
and face. Some two or three people advised me TO
try the CrJTIGURA REMEDIES. did try them ana
am alad have done so. Glad to say | am q we'll
man :;and in the best of health since. eannos
praise the CUTICURA Rem EDIES TOO hlgaly, en-
cl amy portrait
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PIERCED HER BRAIN.

Lead Pencil Driven Into Woman's Eye
Causes Her Death.
SYRACUSE. N. Y, Sept. Mrs. Cath
crime Horan, wife of james Koran. the cap
tain of the caHaLboat G. HAYDEN of Oswego,
lying at Ceres lock. near here. had been
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His identify Esrahlishad..

SAN JOSE. Sept 2--The. man who was
murdered on the Murphy: ranch about ten
days ago, it is now believed by Coroner
Secord. was Z. P. Stetson. who came here
from FeltOn. -
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!. A MURDERER HANGED.

Execution Of Villain Who. Had Killed
): Eighteen Men.
MISE COURT HOUSE. w. v. Sept. 2.-To-
day was the date set for the execution OF
the murderer Talton Hall. He slept but
little last night and when the sun peeped
into his cell this morning he was wakeful
aud nervous. He was not defiant or swag-
gering as Yesterday, but childish and petu-
liant A tempting breakfast was placed be-
fare him by his sister, but he refused to eat.
He asked ter drink of whisky after taking
cup OF coffee, but it had little effect. The
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Same day-Trotting, 2:3O class
Fitzslmmons. CHI. g., by Dexter Prince. dam :
Lady Fracture
Delmas. b. h.; by Arnoone, dam Queen ......22
CIV s. D. h., by Ahbottsford, dam MuIdoon.. -. 4
Ben Corbett, b. h, by William Corbett, dam
/; by A. w. Richmond. ......... s
Bay RUM. b, h. by John Sevenoaks, dam Kitty
Solita, b. m by Eros, dam Accidept..,......
I Richmond Chief, gr. h., ny Monroe Chief, dam
by A. w. Richmofid. ......-.............. o
Byda C.. y. m.. by Bay Rose dam by Algonas... 81
Jessie. br. M, by Dexter Prince dam Lady :.
Erar
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SCR0FULI II YEARS
Always Sore. Burned Like Fire.
Ashamed to Be Seen. Got Worse
Under Four Doctors.
Cared by CuticWa. :.

For about ten or twelve years have been troubled
with scrofdla MY head WAS alwayS:.so my face
was dry and scaly, and burded Ike. fire most the
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END OF A NOTED CASE.
There Seems to Have Been Doubt as to ths
-. Kidnaping

= Kldnaplne.
SAN DIEGO, Sept. IA final disposition
of the famous Marsh and Smalcourt kid
naping case was made by Judge Pierce to-
day. the complaint being. dismissed. on
ion fthe District Attorney because of
insufficient evidence. 1t. is now In doubt
whether Crossthwsite was turned over to
the Mexican authorities or fell Into their
hands WI en- trying to escape from American
officers,
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Cuticura Remedies

CUTIcURA REsoLyENT. the new Blood and Skin
Purifier internany ito cleanse the blood OF all inn
purities and poisonous elements), snd CUrIcURA.
the great skin Cure. and CUIICURA Soar an ex-
quisite Skin Purifier and Beautier, externally ito
clear the skin aud scalp and restore the har cure
every disease and humor of the SKIN scalp and
blood. with loss OF hair from Infancy TO age, from
pmptes to scrofua, when the best physicians, hos
pitfalls and all other remedies fau.
Sold everywhere. Price, CUrfcURA, Soc: Soar
DRUG AND CHEMICAL CORPORATION, Boston.
A8- chow tt Cure Skin: Diseases" 81 pages. so
Illustrations and testimonials Mailed free
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GATHERED THEM IN.
Chinese Who Crossed the Border Along the
Rio Grande.

RIO Grande.
% SAN ANTONIO. Sept. 2.-Chief Deputy.
United States Marshal John Walters and
fiye.speciar deputies left here for San Fran
CISCO. having in charge eighteen Chinese
who entered tie United States at various
points along the Rio Grande border from
Mexico In violation ofthe United States ex-
clusion act. Ten OF the prisoners were ar
rested at Eagle Pass. one at Del Rio and
seven at Ef Paso. They will be transported
back to China from San Francisco.
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NEW Lifeline GUN.
Ingenious Continuance to Be Used i'm a
Small Boat.


Captain Hodgson Of the Point Lobos life
saving station has just invented gun that
is likely to prove of inestimable benefit to
the service OF the United States.
1t is nothing more than a whaier bomb
lance gun cut down and fitted with bands
and ropes so that it can be fastened to any
part of a boat. There is lanyard attached
to the trigger so as to prevent the finger
being injured by the recoil. which is very
great
The gun weighs about thirty pounds. and
will throw one-fourth inch line $50 yards
with half an ounce of powder.
The gun is so light that il can be carried
By one man and fired from q very small
boat The particular advantage OF this is
that it Will enable the boat to get line
aboard wreck in very short time and
with absolute certainty.
On this coast the tides are very strone.
and when the life-hoat is anchored, will
often carry 1t away from the vessel for a
considerable distance.
10 get near so that a line can be thrown
aboard is often the work of hours, as man
cannot throw line more than fifty feet
with any degree of certainty.
with ms little gun line can be thrown
on board vessel without anchoring and
when the vessel is a considerable distance
off.
Since perfecting this gun about three
weeks ago, Captain HoGgsun has drilled
the men regularly q very day, and thew have
already become expert in its use. There is
a good deal of less work connected with the
drill, as ii takes four Fners TO carry the other
gun and It could hardly be used from boat.
Major Biakeney of the life.saving service
looks upon the invention as the greatest
addition that has been made to the service
for years. He thinks that most sea captains
can be induced to put the gun on their
vessels. Its cost is almost nothing, and on
lonely coast they could get a line ashore
before the life-boat arrived. Many lives
have been lost by not being able to do this
very thing. With this gun on every vessel
there is reason TO believe the efficiency of
the life-saying service will be increased so
DER cent