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oF SALE OF L-sD.

Under and b, virtue of rover conferred n
a deed of rus. @xecr;-i by y. / q /! .r,i f.
Virginia y Gall, reeo- dss 10 Ino a 4, q Z q
Register Of besc- OF = kt- csI.-,.s- EAR. -
rAge So. sil soli fnr c h. =, 2 l.: 4 lur-
ton, ST tho con mons or IN r.it,--h =.
G., 1T IL O'Clock III or h ,Ei v tt- -tg . '
Of Decemb-r, i>95 . c,risia tract " .si q
i" Raleigh township. NHk- Drt ., fay
descr b-d IN sad tced "f I, us,, AL ,y.is be-
tween tho TArh rornE, and tn, rasd z.!i <
by the csswood CO.. e:erv, s"d rdj'i ing 'i-e
lsn3 of Ms. Margaret Terrell, q ' Dciion
and NJ. He-k con',.n'n ~ sorss.
The above descr'bo lsnd .ili b- aira, ID
in lots 10 suit the purchasers >. Per uap in
nv once Va n PA J.
novlstds Attorney VI s,ortg.g-e
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Would Blow up Carnegie.

BY IeIegraPh 20 Ntate HfOLlcIe
PITTsBURG, Pa, Dec "a man Civ
ing the name Of Joseph Krulszizski was
arrested here last night. In his hand he
carried satchell which he said was full
of dynamite, and which he proposed to
use in blowing up Carnegie when the
latter landed in this country. After
soaking the satchel thoroughly in water
it was opened and bricks were the only
fEinr found
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The Prohibition Bill.

By Telegraph To State Chronicle.
COLUMBIA, S. G, Dec. 9.-Anti pro
hibitionists are making great fight III
the house where friends Of the measure
have big majority The bill has been
up for discussion for many days and ha-
not made any advance 1t now appear:
as if the opposition will be successful! In
preventing it's passage this year.
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.9t Valuable Real Estate,

4 ,,,3a~ consent Judgment of
y .r....t Wtke county in an
4, altt.e W X Davis and r. p
r. txr.. 4ad 0 nrrs vs. l'ouisi l..
\ mdolef- entered for the purpose
4 sslgs asset % pay certain legacies
'eft-.e, n tJr1 ina Judgment ia the
4'cre-s ly III "a administrator of
r. y0-.a-4d deed, aai H. conmis
Ri 49p .ei uy the court on Monday
Isr6f .fuguy, 1898 N ~ O'Clock N 3,
e. c5r-, house lopr Of Wake county,
r. tEr h.dd the follow ing
lrb.afe4.e t-ot said Mary A. More
Y I-.e,- ta tit
n. .s.-, +ni lot on he solth
Hsr- rt now occupied as q
r. tla II bedford fronting
4 tLttt : !. and RAINING
h ,5lt fee, with all riknts
H. a lot
n o. 8a-er'hed will be sold for
! N4auce iX months from
I y 5-t AZ ; pc, cent. t tie
tryeta taeh sc money is paid.
N 5, T PULL1N.
d Admir- and Com'r.
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RusiDess Failures,
By Telegraph to state Chronicle.

By Telegraph to state Chronicle
New YoEK, Dec. 9-The business
Failures during the past seven days IS
reported hy r. G. Dun & Co, humber
for the United States 27l; for Canada
90; tota! of 237, as comparel with 269
last week. 209 the week previous tn the
las: aud $40 for the corresponding week
of last year.
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le 0fReN Hospital Land ).

Dr. VI. la-l4s ae 2'st day of Decem-
/, I've II OK m on the premi-
}, We IS 1l8 authority given by the
per0- 9a~ Wake county at October
h. Ell -e tG- tract Of twenty five
'es q .taIIa taa s9Ifhwsstern part of
! eCtv1f r4e. f Erowu as the "Hex
,sptl Llrd Wr viii sell the same in
fog al .rrs-eS tor one third
Bh 4ul- 39al instruments at six
b Hra tl- with interest from
h t. a per cent per aGnum. A
pt ar .fs T 1e plr- nc at the sale.
o t.- l9t- uaaaJiious DWELL
TH rGH- OH REX #0-PIrAL,
lt 81. hef.. gjrman.
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Operators still Out.

By Telegraph 10 state Chronicle.
DENVER, Col, Dec. 9-The Rock
Island operators on the Western division
are still out. They claim to have infor-
nation that other classes Of employees
will join them. An effort is being made
to withdraw the use of the wire from the
Rock Island road Of the 100 miles OF Tn
ion Pacific road used in entering Denver
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By Cable To State Chronicle.
LONDON, Dec. 9.-The Baroness De
Roques has again visited her daughter,
Mrs. Mag brick. at Woking prison. The
baroness reports that the condition oil
Mrs. Msybrck is wors-; that she is un
able to retail food and is pfostrated with
spasms Of the heart Tue baroness has
has no hopes that her daughter will sur
uiua
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Fire in HOSIERY Mills.

Telegraph to- state Chronicle.
PHILADELPHIA, d 9-Ihere was
intense excitement just before noon at
Stockers hosiery mills and it was only
through the gallant work of the iremen
that d big cohhagration and loss of life
was prevented The FIRE was confined to
the fourth fl )or, which VAS badly gutted.
How the fire originated it is not known
The loss will not be heavy.
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e2l. The Tyler De>A GO, VI .. l.us~
No., have Just thrvxu On the mari ksi AN
elegant Standard antique Oak, Aft. 6 u. i,
Roll Curtsiu Desk, complete In every de
tall .. b St louis, for sal. and 5 II
same style and finish. for t23 net. siot
cash. See their card In this issue. send
your order direct or send for specia circu-
lar. Bank counter and government W., <
q spectalty Send In your fiooI plans for
designs and prices
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Killed by q Train.

By Telegraph to state Chronicle.
BIRMINGHAA, Aa-, Dec. AT Iron
City, Tenn this afternoon Col. E. HUod,
one of the leading citizens Of Florence,
Ala, fell between the cars of . moving
ore train aud was instantly killed.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1892-12-10

WASHINGTON, Dec. 9.-Mr. Moreny, OF
Alabama. presented to the house me-
mortal from the Alabama legislature
urging measures be adopted for the
speedy construction of the Nicaragua
canal and its control by the United
States government. The memorial sets
forth the numerous advantages of the
canal to the state by opening up new
markets for its products and to the va
rious other sections of the United States.
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$l36, 3s5, e7s $135. 507, 1s9
DISASTROUS Fire NJ Sumter, 3. G.

By Telegraph To State Chronicle.
CHARLESTON, S. c., Dec. ia NJ
A disastrous fire is raging at Sumter, 5.
G. 1t broke out in the opera
house and soon got beyond control Of the
fremen and spread to large business
block and indications are that the centre
of the block will be destroyed.
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Attorney for Mortgage.

\ EE OF Ian D. BY authority of
q MORTGAGE from Marion johnson and
Fiie y taH chgu Harris as recorded in
Sos 4 ptt- ~ ard book 10, page 312,
N.s,egoi DEEDS Office Tor Wake county,
INl. al N.lIav, ID day of January, 1898.
Y cayt '.. al the court house door of
Na.ecalli" Sci. 70 the III hest bidder,
y etsa .- 9f lnd In Panther B ranch
lo'asap NaEe county, bounded on the
llo',a1Y tre ,asds Of w D Turner. on the
e. hTta- u3 of Adeline Bridgers, OF
" seg'l s ,uds of Marguerite Pate, on
Y "e,t Nh The lands OF X n Wyn;e,
tla4Ht acres and described in the
J 7'-saQ U9gts yes.
p W. y. JONES, Atty.
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Hiph WineA AdYa need .
, TeIepraub To state Chronicle.

BY TeIegraph 70 state ChTOnlcIe.
ST. LOUIS, Mo, Dec. 9.-The whisky
trust is taking advantage of the fact that
it recently has purchased several non
trust distilleries, and to day again ad
vance the price of high wines.
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Adyancein WhIskY.
BY Telegraph to state Chronicle.

BY TeIegrapb 20 StAte thronlcIe.
LoUIvILLE. KY, Dec The whisky
trust has advanced the price Of whisky 5
cents a gallon. By way of explanation
the trust says in a circular that this step
was necessary owing to the speculative
mar Get
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He Died a P2uDeF.

By Telegraph to State Chronicle.
KANSAS CITY Dec. 9.-Col John
Ryan, who fought with Sam Houston for
Texas independence, died pauper in
the city hospital yesterday.
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Female POisOner Pardoned.

ALBANY, N. Y, Dec. 9 Govern Dr
Flower to day pardoded Polly Frisch.
In 1859 she was indicted in Genese county
for killing her husband and two children
by poisoning them -Four trials were
had, upon the last of which she was con
victed and sentenced to be executed. An
application was made to Governor n r
gan for clemeDcy. He caused an investi
cation to be made by an expert. who re
ported that the prisoner was insane, and
her sentence was thereupon commuted to
Imprisonment for life. She has now
served an imprisonment of 33 years DR..
Bartlett: has assured the governor that
she is now sane and her friends are ready
| to give her home
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NOT GUILTY.
Will be the Verdict In One OF shs
Charges.

Charges.
By Telegraph 10 Stale Chronicle
CINCINNATI. Dec. Q 9-When the Gin
ciunati presbytery went into secret ses
sion yesterday afternoon TO consider the
charges against Prof. Smith, it was un-
ders.ood that they would adjourn until
Monday as has been the rule since the
trial began. but they did not. They
adopted rule to give out no report of
the progress of their proceedings uDtil
they had passed on the whole mstter,
and then began with such industry to
consider the case that they resumed their
deliberations to day. Though the great
wooden doors of the church were closed
and barred. the information has escaped
that this afternoon vote was taken upon
the first charge. To the surprise Of every
body. the verdict was not guilty
While not official, this information is be
lieved to be correct. The first charge
is the one based on articles BY Prof,
Smith publis aed in the York Evangelist
which he is accused by the committee
with having taught that Presbyterian
minister may abandon the essential
features Of the system Of doctrine in ths,
church and which he had received and
adopted at his ordination and rightfully
retain his position as ministe: in the
church. The other charges will be con
sidered Monday
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1892-12-10
LAND FOR SALE.

s.. ra.e, for cash, on the prem
9s'.' ~. december 18th, it9l, at II
Is gh. hundred acres of land owned
lt GT. Johnson, deceased Land lies
Bsr mp adjoining IN. lands of Trov
ea. aItoil ard others. Title per
lovf4t, j. G. l.. HARRIS,
AttOrpay
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1892-12-10
Home Rule Bill Drafted.

BY Cable to State Chronicle.
LONDON, Dec. 9.-The Irish home rule
hill has been drafted, and circulated
among the members of the cabinet.
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r>rtrENt

; isb rye from Edward
? re rde6 in book l,S,
+ Deeds office for Wake
h.N ne highest bidder for
- 'rss, ltli IA Ii tie River Township,
d corn" nae on the watera Of Little
y the lands OF John Chan blee,
D '-1l I'd others, containing 50 acres,
'rr -.- eing lot No Tan the division OF
al3 in Chsmblee as show in book
-as t1e clerk of the Su erior court,
IEeeorets tad the same land described in
uentioned mortgage Place OF
b ari Use door Of Wake county, Raj
itN II sale, Monday 10Th day OF
center l- At II o'clock N
W. y. JONES,
v5it. Attorney for Mortgagee.
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I ell I0urs' W Vrk

II is too much 20 require Of strrnc.
able man Thousands of ~, Chance all
over the country says that ii L. I. - much.
that II leaves tht III DO time for IL, q. H. =,
Tor rest. for education. or for snci,ty.
They talk often of stTikirg for an -. :
hour a. stern. Go home with th. u ~ 4
see how they live. At daylight IL, " lie
is up and the breakfast is rad ty TX
O'clock. when ,he worthy men gets ~ 10
eat it When he r,trrns at nicht tie
supper is being prepared, and it is MT
long before he Is SIC, ping On IT,. BE- OF
sofa, while the wife ws.hes the Gish, s
aud closes up her work. Does be tia: K
ten hours work too much for heri D.es
he ever try to lighter her load Nv hr,rg
ing home some OF Heckers' Self Kissing
Buckw heat, So that she can make UP her
cakes Ia hsif the time Ii not, she
should get il herself a, once. or strike
for reduction Of the hours Of her work
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sub Treasury statement.

By TeleYTAph 70 State ChTOnfcie.
New YORK, Dec. 9-The United
States sub treasury statement elbows the
following balances in excess OF outstsnd
ing certificates compared with that of yes
terday:
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Ladies', Missionary Societies.

The second annual convention OF the
ladies missionary societies of North Car
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SALARY OR COMMISSION

En.tna Inc Patent Chemical Ink
move I.ncil. The most usefu, and
th0r9r.,ti.' Ion OF the age. Erases ink
usgc Two secordS. Works like
nakIpg sa = 'U per cent profit Agents
aseDar, per week. We also want a
snd st. cent to take charge of territory
% nsJyto.lt sub agents. A rare chance
sanu'e =. money. Write for terms aLd
ocl 9m - WVhnVL thAStk Mf'6 Cu.
1865 LaCross, Wis.
w a. led "A good second hand afs
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repriiqry [ bought
koet nix tonr ye4r-old
a.i tar.n heredtts.
H. uy ltter a,tonisb-
kAp .u. In February
r. ~. # age, was lit
n .o4 sores on his le- S
Io5yt ~ fds head, He
#ltfs@0f 3 BBB Asa
rei q-uo eq1a'.
III Il, Atlanta Ga.
bepn suffering
segg s,t no,son viii h
4 l. ..rt . onr hest
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w eSdIaD' hD'r,A good second hand afe
'uisss z .. Box a56, city
The record-union., 1892-03-02
AFTER HIM AGAIN.
Another Plot Against the Gar of Rus
sia's Life Discovered


ST. PETERSBURG, March 1.-For sew
eral weeks it has been reported that an
other plot against the life of the Car has
been discovered, and large number of
arrests have been made in connection
with it.
The police profess to know absolutely
nothing about the matter. but from other
sources it is learned that the conspirators
planned TO murder the Car while he was
on his way to the fortress of st. Peter
and st. Paul, situated on an island in the
river Neva, upon the occasion of the
funeral, on January 29th last, of the
Grand Duke Constantine, the uncle OF
the Gar.
The body of the Grand Duke was re-
moved from the city to the fortress, and
was from there deposited in the Cathe-
dral of st. Peter and st. Paul on the same
island. Upon the day of the funeral the
Car, Prince Oscar of Sweden and all
the Russian Grand Dukes followed the
bier on foot. the Czarina and Grand
Duchesses following in carriages.
The conspirators, itwould seem. planned
to kill the Gar while he was on his way
to the cathedral, but were arrested before
they could carry out the plot. A num-
Der of military and naval officers, two of
whom have since committed suicide,
We're concerned in the conspiracy
Twenty students, several minor officers
of the Government and number of other
people are under arrest charged with
being concerned III the attempt.
The news of the discovery of this plot
has been carefully kept from the Czarina,
whose health is said 10 be so delicate thai
any severe shock might prove fatal to her
mind, even II it did not cause her death.
The record-union., 1892-03-02
TRAGEDY AT LOS ANGELES.
HENRY AvoK COMMITS MURDER
AND THEN SUICIDES.
The Dying Woman Climbs out of a
Window and Falls Heavily on
the Pavement Below.
Special l. the REcoRD-UNroS.

Special IA the RECoRD-UNIoN
Los ANGELES, March IA frightful
double tragedy occurred this afternoon at
4 o'clock.
woman named Norma Leighton, an
inmate of house of ill-fame at the cor
ner of Marchessault and New High
streets, kept by Ella Wilson, was shot
and killed by man supposed to be
named Henry Avok, who Immediately
put bullet through his brain, dying in
stantly.
The man entered the house between
and o'clock, going at once to the room
of the woman. The door was locked and
the two remained together. The woman
was heard singing about o'clock and a
few minutes later there was a wild shrek
for help, closely followed by three pistol
shots. Then there was q short pause,
followed by two more shots.
In the meantime people on the side
walk were Mortified to see a woman COW
cred with blood climb out of the window
to the awning, run to the edge and fall
heavily to the pavement, a distance of
twenty feet
A crowd collected at once and the BODY
of the woman was taken into vacant
storeroom near by, but she was dead be-
lore II was reached, q bullet having taken
effect just above the heart.
When the officers arrived the door was
forced open and the dead body of the
murderer was found stretched out on the
floor. with blood pouring out of CHASTITY
wound in the temple.
No one in the house knew the man, and
nothing was found by which he could be
identified beyond the following letter.
evidently written after he entered the
house:
Los ANGELES, March l. 1892.
Please let my parents know it, and oblige
yours truly, HENRY AvoK
My parents address is Agboz Avokian
British Turkey, Asia. My brothers address
is a. a. Nrakian, Morpautcallor, Barnachan
Han, Constantinople, Turkey. Telegraph 10
San FraEcisco-769 Market street.
The woman went to the house three
weeks ago and stated that she had come
from San Francisco with another woman,
who also took rooms in the house with
her. The affair is wrapped in mystery,
but it is supposed that Ayok was the hus-
band of the woman; that he arrived
from San Francisco this morning, found
out the house, and, when the woman re-
fused to leave with him, killed her and
himself. The man had two pistols, and
evidently contemplated the horrible deed
he SO successfully carried out.
The record-union., 1892-03-02
THAT GUN FACTORY.

Favorable Report in the Senate for
One on the Coast
WASHINGTON, March 1.-The Senate
committee on Coast Defenses had under
consideration this morning the hill an
propriating 100000 for the establish
hleht OF gun factory on the Pacific Coast,
ana decided by unanimous vote to re-
port 1t tavorably to the Senate. The loca-
ton of the site of the factory is to be left
10 board, to be appointed by the Presi
dent, consisting of three officers of the
army and three of the navy.
Inc full text of the bill (Dolph's( is as
follows: The sum of 81, O00, 900 is APP
propriated for the erection of suifahIa
buildings and the purchase of suitable
machinery and other materials necessary
Ior the establishment and maintenance at
some point on or near the Pacific Coast
OF plant for finishing and assembling
parts OF heavy guns and other ordinances
Tor the use OF the army and navy: that
the President is hereby authorized to an
point board of three officers of the army
and three officers of the navy. who shall
examine and report what, in their opin-
ION, IS the most suitable site for the erec-
ton of the plant provided for i'm the fore
gong section of this Act, and no money
therein appropriated shall be expended
at any point until the point so selected
shall have been approved by the Presi-
dent; that for the payment OF the neces-
sary expenses of the board to be APP
pointed under the provisions of the sec
ond section OF this Act the sum of 81, 800
is appropriated"
senator FELTON, moved that his bill To-
eating the foundry at Benicia, Cal. be
substituted for the DoIph bill but the
committee voted it down. 1t is not
probable that Dolph's bill will pass the
House, however.
The record-union., 1892-03-02
STORM CENTER SPREADING.
Local Rains May be Looked for All
over the Coast.

Local Rains May be Looked for All
Over the Coast.
SAN Francisco, March 1.-The weather
conditions and general forecasts of a
storm that was central, over Southeastern
California and Southern Nevada this
morning has increased in intensity and
remains stationary over those sections.
High winds are reported from Carson
City, being twenty-eight miles per hour
The temperature has been generally sta
tionary, except decided falls Of from 80 to
120 in the southern portion of Northern
California and in Nevada.
The rains during the day were all light,
the heaviest fall reported being about a
fourth OF an inch at San Francisco and
Carson City, and .01 at Fresno.
= The spreading of the storm center is
giving low barometer to the entire
coast, and caused variable winds in the
ram direction III certain portions and dry
winds in others, so that local rains alone
can be anticipated generally throughout
the coast States. Decided temperature
changes should occur, save a rise at
Fresno and at San Francisco.
CAYUCos, March Warm showers,
yielding 20 of an inch, fell here this
morning.
SANTA MARIA, March IA gentle,
warm rain commenced early this morn
ing, and indications are favorable to its
continuance. So far this place has been
free from washouts or serious casualties.
BAKERSFIELD, March IA gentle rain
has fallen here all day. The appearances
are that the rainfall is general and will
help the agriculturists Immediately. as
they were on account of drought making
expensive preparations for irrigation.
SALINAS, March Rain started to fall
here this afternoon and has continued to
pour down for four hours, with every in
dication of a continuance all night. The
crops in this district never looked better
at this time of the year, and now with
this rain we are assured of an abundant
harvest.
GILRoY, March AFTER several DAYS
of threatening weather rain commenced
falling this afternoon, with prospects of
a continuance tonight. The seasons
rainfall is slightly more than eight inches,
against fourteen at the same date last
year. a heavy rain is not needed now.
as damage might result to the fruit trees.
many of which are full OF blossoms; but a
moderate fall of q few inches will ma
terially benefit the growing crops, all OF
which at present are pronounced more
promising than for many years. A large
| acreage Of fruit is being planted in this
section.
The record-union., 1892-03-02
CALLED HIM NAMES.
A Member of the Victoria Legislature
Says He Was Insulted.


VICTORIA (B. c., March I'm the
Provincial Legislature to-day KelIie, a
member for West Kootenai, rising to a
question Of privilege, drew the attention
of the House to the fact that on the last
sitting of the House on Wednesday last
he had been grossly insulted within the
precincts of the House by Frank Bar
nard, member of the Dominion House
for Cariboo.
He said that Barnard had called him a
traitor, liar, villain and stinker. and
told him to go to h. Kellie said that had
such language been used to him anywhere
but inside this house either Barnard or he
would have bit the dust then and there.
But said he, "having regard for the
dignity of this Parliament, which was at
the time in session, / refrained from lay
ing hands on him"
Kellie also said he had given Barnard
chance to apologize but he had not done
SO, and as the only recourse had brought
the matter before the House.
Hon. John Robson said he performed a
painful duty in moving for the appoint
ment OF select committee, consisting of
himself, Hon. Robt. Beaver. leader of the
opposition, and Colonel Baker Nepp for
East Kootenai, to inquire into ali the Cir
cumstances. He said the members of
the House must be protected from insult
and injury, and if the offender had been
his own brother, instead of an intimate
friend as Barnard WAS, his action would
b e Just the same.
The select committee will meet to-mor-
row morning and will report to the
House. The general feeling is Barnard
Will be compelled to apologize at the bar
of the House, or else will be prosecuted
for misdemeanor, according to rules.