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Twenty-Seventh NJ. f.. Conference.

OMAHA, May 2-The 9th general con-
ference of the M. E. church opens here
tonight, and the occasion has brought to
this city the most prominent and in
luental ministers and laymen of that
denomination from every state and terri
tory OF the union, together with perfect
multitude of visitors. In many respects
this gathering is the most important of
its character that has been held for many
decades. For more than a year there
have been rumors Of an impending change
in the policy of the church, some of them
OF radical character, which can be effect
ed only by the legislation of the greatest
deliberative body of the denomination.
Among the questions which the confer
ence Will be called upon to decide are
those relating to an increase in the mum.
Der OF bishops, the time limit controversy,
the question of giving the colored brethren
representation on the board of bishops,
and the right of women to sit as delegates.
The bishop question is suppermost and has
dislodged the woman question from first
place. Four years ago the all-absorbing
question among Methodists centered
around the sisters; were they, or were
they not laymen? For four days the last
general conference wrestlcd, wrangled,
debated, fused and fumed about the
women until it was red in the face. The
women delegates-there we're five of them,
including Frances E. Willard-were not
admitted to the conference. The question
was submitted to vote of the church and
was shelved. So the women won't be
Sin it, here.
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A Remarkable Entertainments

New YORK, May 2.-The great Actors
fair for the benefit of the Actors fund OF
America, and which has created tremen-
dous controversy in the profession, opened
in Madison Square garden this after
noon. 1t is the most remarkable affair
of the kind ever held in this Country
The immense garden has been trans
formed into streets and promenades lined
with May-poles and Oriental mosques and
booths, representations of Shakespeare's
old Globe theatreln London, of the Ancient
Dukes theatre, of Stratford on Avon, the
home of Shakespeare, of Dickens old
curiosity shop and numerous other refhi-
niscences. In each booth fancy articles
will be sold by well known female mem
bers of the profession, and it is expected
that fully $l50,000 will be received during
the week. The contributions in advance
already reach over $4,000, the donors
including Grover Cleveland, George w.
Chids, Mrs. Frank Leslie, DR.. Dewitt
ralmage, Col. Elliott f. Shepard, Mrs.
Kendall, James Gordon Bennett, Joseph
Pulitzer. and members of the theatrical
profession here and abroad by the hun,
ired,
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ARMY NOTES.

I'd Lieut.. Arthur Johnson, 11th in
fantry, is appointed recruiting officer at
Fort Apache, relieving I'd Lieut.. J. A..
Ryan, 10th cavalry.
Discharges have been ordered for
Musician Frank Goodwin, company H.
10th infantry, Fort Wingate, n. NJ. and
Private Charles II. Elliott, Troop |, ID
cavalry, Fort Huachucs.
VIM. Cossar, civilian employe of the
subsistence department, has been ordered
from Los Angeles to Fort Marcy to con-
struct the new bake-ovens. He is an
expert at this class OF labor.
lst Lieut.. R. B. Bryan, I'd cavalry,
(Fort Huhchuca, A. T., is specially ap.
pointed a. a. q. M, and assigned the duty
Of experimenting the dsnterment and
shipment to San Francisco CAL, of re-
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CONDENSED NEWS.

California is still shaking.
Cold weather has made Iowa's crop
prospects unfavorable.
-Four alleged followers of Cara have
been arrested at San Antonio, Texas.
Rations from Corpus Christi were dis.
tributed to 500 starving Mexicans at Rio
Grande City.
Cherokees refuse to allow cattlemen to
drive cattle across corner of their reser-
walton, and trouble is possible.
The national convention OF brewers
employees at Buffalo, n. Y, petition the
governor Of Illinois to pardon the Anarch-
lists.
Parties just from Japan say that a. com
plete reconciliation has occurred between
Lieut.. HetLerington, who killed Robin
son, and his wife.
AS result Of the Mr.. and Mrs. Nat
Goodwin divorce compromise : cir house.
226 West End avenue, New Y. k, will be
sold and the proceeds divided.
The English syndicate that proceeded
to monopolize the stove business has col
lapsed, leaving $4,000 in the hands OF
the American Loan q Trust company at
Boston with no legal owner.
The suit of James NJ. Mcclellan, St.
Paul, for $25, 900 for the alienation OF the
affections of his wife by DR.. Henry F.
Hoyt, was decided in favor of Hoyt, who
is one OF the leading physicians in st.
Paul.
AS an echo of society scandal at Lsfay-
cite, Ind, several years ago, Judge Bod-
gett, of Chicago. has entered decree for
$22,5 $40 alimony in the case Of Mary Wal
dron against Edward H. Waldron. Wal
dron appeals.
Miss Mcdonald, who was abducted by
her lover from Independence, Iowa, has
written to relatives that the man was her
lover, W. W. Balm, and that at the point
of pistol he made her marry him. Balm
will be prosecuted.
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The Wool Exhibit.

CHICAGO, May 2.-The assistant secre-
tary of agriculture, Mr. Willis, who is in
charge of that department at the Worlds
exposition is now taking measures for u
thoroughly classified representation there
OF the wool industry OF the United States
He has appointed committees to look
after this matter, consisting OF Edward A.
Green, of Philadelphia, and Hon. j. T.
Ritch, of Eleon, Mich 1t ls intended to
include in the exhibit 100 samples OF
foreign wools taken from the collection
now being made for the use of the Gus
toms service by the same committee. OF
domestic woods, about 1000 samples will
be shown of all breeds and crosses raised
in the country.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-05-02

DENVER, May 2,-Sheritf J. X. Brown,
of Tucson, A. T., arrived here yesterday
to take charge OF Cecil Henry Rutherford
Fitzgerald, the Arizona embezzer. Fitz
gerald, it seems, was the representative
OF an English company who were putting
In an irrigating canal and reservoir near
Tucson, and in his official capacity had
charge Of the funds of the company. Ac-
cording to the sheriff about $4,000 re-.
mains to be accounted for.
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Peculiar
TO Its elf

1t will cure, when in the power Of medicine,
Scrofula, Salt Rheum, Blood Poisoning.
Cancerous and all other Humors, Malaria
dyspepsia, Blliousness, Sick Headache,
Catarrl, Rheumatism, and all difficulties
with the Liver and Kidneys.
1t oyercomes That Tired Feeling, Creates an
Appetite, and gives great mental, nerve,
bodily, and digestive strength
HooGs Sarsaparllla is sold by all druggists.
81; six for s.. Prepared only by C. Hood
e. Co., Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass.
N. b. II you decide TO take Hoods Sarsapa-
riila do not be induced to buy any other.
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OF the Rio Grande Western, it was voted
to increase the common capital sock
$4,000 shares, making total authorize
ton Of 100000 shares, and to ratify the
action OF the board of directors by agree.
ing to purchase $2j 100000 par value Of
the stocks and bonds of the Tintic Range
railway company, making payment for
the same with the $4,000 shares of com
mon stock 30 authorized. This action
absorbs the Tintic Range railway into the
Rio Grande Meatern.
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Philanthropists En- Route West.

PHILADELPHIA, May 2.-Mr. George W.
Childs, Hon. A. j, Drexel and party Of
ladies and other friends to a total of eight
left here this afternoon for Chicago, en-
route to Colorado Springs, where they
will participate in the dedication cere-
monies of the Childs-Drexel Home for
Union Printers. Mr.. Chids will be the
recipient of numerous dinners and recep-
tions in Chicago.
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Another Squeeze In Coal.

New York, May I'm accordance
with the action of anthracite coal pro-
ducing companies the price of coal, both
here and at western points, was to-day
increased 25 cents per ton. This unusual
action at this time of year is intended to
protect the individual operators against
the increase made in freight rates by the
trunk lines and coal roads a short time
ago. The advance in prices west will be
of benefit only to the Independent opera
tors who have made arrangements for
the control of their production by the
Reading combination.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-05-02

CHICAGO, May 1.-The gaugers in the
internal revenue service of the entire
country will find their occupation gone
to-day. The old method of gauging dis.
titled spirits in order to ascertain the tax
able quantity in each barrel came to an
end on Saturday evening, aud the new
system OF weighing went into effect this
morning. The whisky trust people were
greatly opposed to the present innova-
ton, but they protested against it in
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-05-02

GRAZ, May 2.-Mrs. Deacon. wife of
Mr. Edward Parker Deacon, whose rea-
tions with NJ. Abelle led to the shooting
OF the latter by Mr.. Deacon at the hotel
Splendid. at Cannes, has left France in
order to avoid the possibility of being sub
pgDaed as q witness at the trial of her
husband on the charge of manslanghter
which will begin May 20, Mr.. Deacon,
is now out on bail.
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Hoods
SarsapariIIa

Is concentrated extract Of Sarsaparlla.
Yellow Dock, Pipslssewa, Juniper Berries,
Mandrake, Dandelion, and other valuable
vegetable remedies, every ingredient being
strictly pure, and the best Of its kind It is
possible to buy.
1t is prepared by thoroughly competent phar-
lnaciSts in the most careful manner, by
peculiar Combination, Proportion and
Process, giving to it curative power
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-05-02

New ORLEANS, May 2-The state quar-
antine order issued by the governor went
into effect this morning. All vessels ar
irving at quarantine stations in this state,
together with their crews, passengers and
cargoes, will be subjected to rigid in
spection. Vessels engaged in the tropi-
cal fruit trade will be subjected to an
especially rigid inspection.
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Is Not n Candidate.

ATcHIsoN, Kas, May 2-Ex- United
States Senator John ingalls, has made a
statement to the effect that the use OF his
name as a candidate for congressman at
large is entirely unauthorized and that
under no circumstances will he permit it
to be used in that come Ction.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-05-02

Syrup"

Here is something from Mr.. Frank
A. Hale, proprietor of the De Witt
House, Lewiston, and the Tontine
Hotel, Brunswick, Me. Hotel mer
meet the world as it comes and goes,
and are not slow in sizing people
and things up for what they are
worth. He says that he has lost
father and several brothers and sis
tiers from Pulmonary Consumption,
and is himself frequently troubled
with colds, and he
Hereditary often coughs enough
to make him sick at
Consumptionhis stomach. When
ever he has taken a
cold Of this kind he uses Boschee's
German Syrup, and it cures him
every time. Here is a man who
knows the full danger of lung trou-
bles, and would therefore be most
particular as to the medicine he used.
What is his opinion? Listen! II
use nothing but Boschee's German
Syrup, and have advised, I presume,
more than hundred different per-
sons to take it. They agree with
me that it is the best cough syrup
In the market" q
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Cleveland and HiII to Withdraw.

ST. LOUIS, May IA Washington dis
patch saws that a rumor is current at the
capital to the effect that Cleveland man
ayers propose TO withdraw the names OF
both Cleveland and Hill from the presi-
dental race in favor of ex-Secretary OF the
Navy William G. Whitney.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-05-02

Frank Masterson has opened cab
met Shop two doors from the cleo
tric light house, Water street, and
is prepared to do all kinds Of
cabinet work. He is also agent for
Santa Fe county Of tho celebrated Kelog
weather strip, which has been succerfuly
placed in several buildings in this city,
and gives such well known references es
Hon. d. A. Fiske, Hon. r. B. Catron,
Sister Victoria, G. W. Knaebel, Julius II .
Gerdes and L. W. Seward.
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Received at Chas. Neustadt & Co., 5O,-
900 cigars OF different brands and grades,
which will he sold at prices which were
never before known in this country. You
will not have to pay for the name of the
maker, but will receive actual value for
your money.
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BRIEF WlRINGS::-
snow storm.

ST. PAUL, April 30.-Special from the
western and northwestern part of the
states report several inches of snow yes
torlop
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Book binding to the Queens taste and
at American prices at the New MEXICAN
book binderv.
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Going to the Coast.
SALT LAKE, May AT a meeting of
the preferred and common stockholders
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THE GRAND JURY.
The Jurors Select Committees-They VIII
Meet Three Times a Week.

The Jurors Select Committees-They VIII
Meet Three Times a Week.
The new Grand Jury held brief session
yesterday afternoon, during which the COM
mittees were selected. District Attorney
Barnes was with the jury during most Of
the session.
It was decided to meet three times week,
Oh Monday, Wednesday and Friday after
moons at o'clock. The committees selected
are as follows;
On legislative abuses-Plumb, Rosenfeld and
on gambling. opium dens and lotteries
Meagher, Murdoch and FarquharsOn.
On dives and social evils Lynch, Friedrich
and ROsenfeld.
On public library. water, water supply, gas
nspectOr-BrodeTick, Dennery aud Fraser.
On street department, public squares, parks
ely property and real estate - FarquharsOD,
RUuntTee ana Fraser.
On House OF Correction, Home for Iuebriates,
Magdelen Asylum-Macy, Meagher and Fred
HEX.
On hospital. Almshouse, cemeteries ana public
Undergraduates, tarquhaTsOn and Hencke.
On Coroner, MOTgue, public Pound-Hencke,
On Fire Department. FIRE alarm Dennery.
Lynch aud VBrien.
on Police Observation-Disclosures Alderman,
Macy.
On Sheriff, jail, City Prson-Bass, Den
merry, Murdoch.
on courts-Fraser, Macondray, Meagher.
On Board OF Education, public scho0ls-Mac-
Ondray, O'BIien, Lynch.
GU County CLERK and Board of Health Muir
dock, Plum Dennery.
on Treasurer, Auditor Registrar, Public Ad-
Observation-Disclosures, BtOderlek Bass.
On taxes aud License COHeetOT-LaSk, Bass,
Plum.
on Assessor, Recorder. special counsel-Ros-
enfield, LaSK, ROuDtTee.
On Mayor. City Hall Commission, Board of Su.
PeEYisors-Aekerman, Hencse, MacOndrdy.
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received has drswn the attention OF spectators to
It and moro active EaYements are expected.
An assessment OF ceut ner share has been levied
on the Red Oak Mining Company.
George r. wells and Herman Zsdig. the mining
operators returned from the Comstock yesterday.
Ten stamps OF the Occidental MIL VIII De started
mp from the mine about June The mill
viii be able 10 run for some time GU the present a
emulation Of ore. and the management thinks that
the mine VIII lie more than seltSustsinlag lot so9
time TO come
Samuel Jones' the mining operator, left for the
The overmsn letter for the past week states that
z3 tons of ore were extracted from the I00g Ituo
and 200 levels. Car samples average 20 ~ per
ten. Shipped 10 Vivian mill 20 tous oi Vie' -bat-
terry assays averaged SIG 56 per ton,
The Alta letter for the past week says; since Iast
report the 1850 level drift was repaired and cleaned
ous TO the Benton south line; total length 1872 feet
We are uprising at point $40 feet north OF the
shaft IN about three feet of fair ore the assay vain
above sill floor IA feet. The crosScut IN the WnZe
was advanced Il feet in quartz OF no value; total
length p feet. The pumps handle the water with
The Grown Point delinquent sale takes place to-
day. e..
wARD-The southwest driIt 1900 level, has been
retmbered 10 the north line OF ths EIchequeF.
The joint northwest drift. 1890 level has oeea
cleaned and repaired 100 feet .,
OCCIDESTAL-The west crosscut from tne south
drift, 800 level, is in total distance OF " Ieet
face stiil showing strinSers OF pay ore. nave
start ed TO drift south from said crosSc1t on snA
seam Of pay ore. The north DRIFT IS IN - eet lAce
producing pay ore. The north DRIFT, $50 leFel.
Is ia IA feet face showing $50 ore. The south drt
$50 level started from west crOsscut 90 feet south
Of north line. is in % feet; face In quartz anu pOt
phyTy giving low assays. West crCSScuC =, I0O lefel
is in 80 feet face lOw-yrade ore. The main north
drift, $50 level, is IN 4Oi feet; face Ia poTphyty
The drift from Sutro tunnel Is IN toIai distance u
525 feet.
Coz NEW YoRK-The north drift from the top I
the raise from the $50 level is out 90 feet; race IN
low-grade quartz During the week have started a
north drtt on the ledge from crosseat l. $50 level
face IN ftir-g7ade ore. - 800.
SILVER HiLL-The south driit rom me = GSt nc
shaft $40 level. is out 40 feeti face IN clay anu
nnrnhNfV
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THE STOCK MARKET.

Beyond the usual weekly reports 10 further news
from the mines was received yesterday. and while
prices shaded of trading continued lively The
reports OF tie Ophr and Mexican give the cause OF
the sudden advance on Saturday. II the develop
ment in the south drift from the l465 level OF Mex
ican which has crossed the south boundary line OF
the mine and entered ophlr ground Continues there
is little doubt that the market viii develop new
life. At present there IS great scarcity Of these
stocks The advance OF Saturday allowed the bro
kers to rid their orderbooks OF large lot Of chest
nutUy orders and the consequence is that the oees
generally lost stocks, aud 1t wilt take several DAYS
OF such activity to entics the public back into The
market
On the early call OF the Pacific Board Hirschyeld
e1deavOred to dispose Of little STOCK but his ef-
forts were fOrestaled by Kraus. who kept selling
short In endeayOT 10 his sales OF last Satur
day. Kraus forced ophlr down to 81 so, and other
stocks IN proportion. But this was too low for the
"big board 4" where Ophir opened at So As and sold
up 10 50 so 10 sales Of 1000 shares, which came
principally from Epstein and Edwards and were
taken in by Maurice Schmitt
Ae1lcan was very lively at 81 4O9s2 Is and 1850
sold at 81 as, Best BeIeher e. IS, Sierra nevada
81 90. Union 81 so and Goa. Cal & Va. 81 as 10
sales OF 500 shares In the middle stocks BuIiiop
was In demand at 81 80, Chollar 90c Hale a. Nor
cross 81 40, POtOsi 81 20 and Savage 81 20. No
great change to be seen in the Gold HIN stocks
and Belcher sold at 81 20, Alta Use, Confidence
81 50, Crown Point 81 30. OYerman CSC and jacket
e0c. The balance Of the list remained steady and
fairy active AFTER the call trading continued
lively Win prices declining and they closed weak
and grOggy at the noon recess.
On the 2:30 p N. call prices continued heavy.
Joe Hing was on hand with bis 20 snare lots aud
used them ss lever TO depress prices. Trading
showed falling of.
After the call prices weakened OF stIll further
and the market closed heavy,
NOTES.
The Con. Cal & Va carries over $500 after pay
ing all expenses for April
Silver do not show any particular change yester-
day, certificates selling at S7I2c and bar at S71
ln New Ork and 80 1880 IN London
The drift running north from crosscut on the
$50 level OF Con. New York is now ia feet the
face being in good ore The west croascut IS close
10 the 0phiT line, south drift has been run Ia the
quartz and has entered ophir ground, where the
euRrtZ has made into Of a fair quality which
Mr. Lyman says averages at SIS per ton at last
accounts. What the development will amount TO
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HOPE.

P,the hostess at the eateways OF the sodli
pear svcophsnt, that dost SO fondly e,lne
no even our worst OF sorrOwsi Bark whose wing
,,o,rtiasstv VOYAGES TO Illusions goal
2ssdi sS IL K be shadow, rock OF shOali
" bite bird thst caroest thine uuwearying
1tfbles OF song. ike those BY new born spring
Tnred beavenward from some blosSom-tlnted knoll!
An. Rope. thou art sweet when mad seas glass wild
skies. ,,..---,-.
va war pest. earthquake riots In bitser Siee'
Or yer when tyranny tortureS and euslaves;
Rut sweetest when thy shape phantFsmAl mes,
A luminous dream named immortality,
over tie darkness OF eaTth's myriad graves
EDsAR FAWCETT,
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Disgraceful in the Extreme.

There was no mincing of words by JUS
tice of the Peace Cook when yesterday he
gave judgment for S299 damages in the suit
Of John N. Rendsburg against his father
in-law, George Miller, for having caused his
arrest for enlightenment. The Judge said
it was plain that the case should have been
the subject Of a civil action. Miller had
prOstituted the criminal court to his private
purpose and for his private aim, to wit, re-
venge. This practice was disgracefuI in
the extreme and was far too common and
should be emphatlcallY condemned.
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Mrs. NJ W. Newman with J. A. COmmany paint
ing, etc. OF a 5StOry hotel building on SW corner
OF Bush street and Chelsea place; S2289.
Maria Fallon with Bulger a Campbell, to erect
2-story frame dwelling on Hue OF Eel street. 50
+ of LagUna: $3.50.
George wise with Joseph Kennedy, to erect a
dwelling on line OF Union street, z3l:ll12 feet
w OF Cough: S323S.
Mrs Cristlane SwenIng with Fred Renford. alter
atious aud additions on NV corner Of Green and
August streets; $3.50.
Isaac Jacobs with !. w. Fish. alterations and adj
ditions gu line of Tehama street, between Fifth
ana Sixth: $1,000.
Sarah Harvey with F. w. Kern, alterations and
additions on Sc line OF Mission street between
Tenth aud Eleventh; $500.
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CALIFORNIA HOTEL
The Concert To-NIrht.
PALACE HOTEL

The grand concert that will be given to.
night in the Grand Opera-house VIII be for
the purpose Of raising funds to meet an in
debtedness recently incurred by the Sisters
of Mercy in adding several new wards to
st. Mary's Hospital. It is the first time in
many years that the sisters have applied to
the public for aid. Some of the best talent
in the city will take part in the concert.
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Shining Notes.

steamersto sail to-day are the Belgic for China
and Japan, the Australia for Honolulu the william
cite Valley for Yaquina Bay, the Areata for Coos
Bay the Los Angeles for Newport and the Gypsy for
the Salinas River. The CITY of Puebla falls due
from Victoria aud Puget Sound and the Homer
from san Diego.
The city OF Sydney sails for Panama Saturday.
The Ship Glory OF the Seas 20O9 tons, loads Coal
at NaBaimo for Ooualaska
The General Knox took for Liverpool 1886 ctls
Wheat, valued at 500 600.
The ship t. +, Sutton. 1868 tons loads merchau-
disc for New York; the bark Coryphene, III tons,
Lumber on the sound for GuaymaS.
The ship SusQuehanna, 1923 tons IS chartered
for Wheat to the United Kingdom, Havre or Ant
Werp short lay days, ISIS Sd.