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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-04-08
TO CATCH BREATH.
That Is All That the Northern Pacific
Needs Now.


NEW YORK, April THE Wall-street
Journal quotes one Of the largest bankers
as saying: 1t LOOKS now as il the Northern
Pacific would pullItse through all right.
All the property wants is breathing spell
and 1t is getting it. The management Of
the company is so much more conservative
and the public is putting more confidence in
II. The Journal also says: We understand
the directors al meeting this week decided
10 go ahead and block out plan for lifting
the floating debt without waiting fer an
investigating committee. One Of the leading
directors says The members Of tbs present
board are attending TO the general business
Of the company first and, as soon as there
is necessity for ii, will take up the question
of the floating debt and devise a plan to pay
it off. The members of the present board
are able and willing to put up money to do
this. Cornelius Vanderbilt is said to have
bought stocks this week and to be trading
IN the market Tor the first time sirce his
fathers death.
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UNTAXED WHISKY BURNED.
A Great Loss, but 1t Is Fully Covered
by Insurance.

OwENsBoRo. KY, April IA fire this
afternoon destroyed the large warehouse of
the Glenmore Distilllng Company here.
The buildings contained Is. 9s7 barrels of
whisky, of which there was but 400 barrels
on which the tax had been paid. The en-
tire loss tonight is estimated at $3.50, eco, and
this does not include the loss of three cot
tages which were also destroyed. j The loss
is fully covered by insurance.
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OFFICIALLY GIVEN UP.
The Naronic Appears No -Hore in the
White Star Lists.

NEW York, April 7.-The White Star
Company has at last officially recognized
the loss or the freight steamship Naronic.
The officials Of the line have just issued the
new passenger list for the season, and In
the list of the company's boats the Naronic
is not included. There is little doubt that
every soul aboard the Naronic pershed, as
there are few sailing vessels on the high
seas that have not reported since the time
the Naronc is supposed TO have fouadered.
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Alter the Magnetic Pole.

NEW YORK. April 7.-Colonel w. "A.
Glider proposes to take another trip to the
Arctic regions; this time for the purpose
OF locating the magnetic pole.
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Want the Church Property.

FREEPoRT, ILL.,. April THE conference
of the Dubbs faction adopted resolution
declaring continued adherence to the faith
and doctrine of the Evangelical Church !;
declaring Independence of the Esher faction
and appointing committee to confer with
a committee of the Esherites as to the pos
session of church properties.
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Confessed to Murder

LOUISVILLE, April IA confession has
been made in the Olive assassination by
Lewis Land. duplicating all the persons
under arrest. with the exception of George
7. Henry. together with Alex Thomas and
VIII Holt, who were arrested late this
afternoon. More violence is expected at
any moment,
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Forged Paper Out.

CINCINNATI, April T. The failure Of
William Ronsheim S Bros. is developing
new and sensational features every hour.
1t is now known that S130,00O of forged
paper is out, on which William Ronsheim &
Bros, obtained money on credit. and of this
sum Samuel Aub, brother-in-law of Will
liam Ronsheim, appears on notes aggrega-
ting S125. 600.
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Shaky in the South.

CHARLESTON. S. c.. April 7.-An earth
quake was felt in Edgefeld district to-day.
Two shocks occurred at A. NJ, but no
damage was done beyond frightening the
people out of their houses.
LINcoLNToN, Ca. April Two distinct
shocks of earthquake were felt here this
morning.
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LeafIier Trust Ronhc

Boston, Mass. April lit is under
stood that syndicate was formed yester-
day to formulate the sale OF $4,000. 600 Of
the bonds OF the sole leather com bination
which are to be offered abroad. 1t is stated
That this may have an important bearing
upon the foreign exchange market
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Fighting Over Rates,

CHICAGO, April For two days the
members of the Western Freight Assocla-
tion and the representatives of the trans
continental lines have been in session over
the division Of through rates. Nothing
has been accomplished SO far. both sides
standing firmly on their original ground.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-04-08
VICTORIOUS INSURGENTS.
Spread of the Revolt in the Province
of Catamaria.

BUENos AYREs, April THE revolt in
the Province of Catamaria is spreading and
gaining power. Within the last few days
several encounters between the Government
troops and the insurgents are reported.
Many were killed in the field on each side
and all prisoners were shot. The insurgents
have recaptured the railways and the Gov
ernment is sending out more troops to
protect the state property.
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READY To SAIL.
There Is Surely Plan to Liberate
Cuba Afoot.

KEY WEST, Fla, April THE expedi-
ton to liberate Cuba is expected to sail to-
night, and the customs force has been
doubled and is patrolling the south beach.
The revenue cutters McLane aud Laurel
are under steam and ready to intercept the
expedition. Several suspicious vessels
have been examined already, and two other
revenue cutters are expected here. The
military force is taking no part in the
matter.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-04-08
A MINERS MIsHAP.
Found Dying by the Railroad Track
at Reno.

RENO, Nev.. April 7.-Barney KilIoy, a
miner from Gold Hill, New, en- route to
Butte, Mont, was found unconscious at the
side of the track near the depot yesterday
morning. He was taken to the hospital and
died last night from concussion Of the brain.
The COroner's jury is awaiting the arrival
of the conductor and brakeman on the
passenger train that left here Wednesday
at 1920 P. NJ. as the present evidence lndt-
cafes that ne was pushed or fell off that
train.
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Winter Comino West

NEW YORK, April 7.-William Winter,
dramatic critic of the Tribune, starts for
California on Saturday to join his wife and
daughter at Mentone. San Bernardino
County, where he has built house. He will
remain in California for some time.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-04-08
Mrs. Barnahv,s Will.

PROVIDENCE, r. l., April 7.-The contest
over the will Of Mrs. Barnaby. for whose
alleged murder DR.. Graves is awaiting his
second trial at Denver. has been settled. 1t
is believed that Graves will not be retired.
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STILL DEDICATING.
The Mormons Are Giving Everybody
a Show.


TIC hOrmons Are uiVIng Everybody
Show.
SALT LAKE, April Tn the temple dedi-
cation services this morning the exercises as
previously reported were gone through
with, 2155 of the faithful from Mexico.
Idaho, and SaE Pete being admitted. In
the afternoon the Utah stakes of Cache,
Wasatch, Toeele. Kuab, Beaver and San
Pete were tpe audience. 221O in number.
This evening extra dedicatory services, the
same as the others. were given to the dele
gates from Mexico, Arizona, Idaho and
other Utah stakes not heretofore sufi-
GENTLY provided for.
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Wants a Receiver.

CLEVELAND. Ohio, April Petition for
n dissolution and the appointment of re-
ceiver for the Order OF Adelphi mas been
fled in the Common Pleas Court.
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Village Wined Ont

POMERoY, Ohio. April 7.-Clifton. vii
lsge just below here, on the West Virginia
side, was almost completely wiped out by
fire to-day. twenty-five houses, three
stores and the salt works were consumed.
Tho loss is estimated at $4,000.
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WORLDS FAIR LEGISLATION.
Congress Seems to Have Left 1t In
Some Doubt

WASHINGTON. April 7.-Secretary Car
Isle to-day received from Edwin Walker,
chairman of the committee on legislation
for the Wolld's Columbian Exposition, q
letter raising ccriain questions in regard to
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-04-08
JUDD WILL GO.
SO Far as Is Known Austria Has No
Objection to Him.

WASHINGTON, April THE President
to-day signed the commission of Max Judd
of St Louis as United States Consul-Gen-
eral at Vienna. 1t is said at the State
Department that no communications, verbal
or written, have been received by the Sec
retary to indicate that the Austrian Gov
ernment has any objection to tho new Con-
sul-General. and Judd will tn erefore go TO
Vienna and enter on the disc charge of the
duties of nsul-General. except in the un-
looked-for event of a refusal Of the Austrian
Government to receive him.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-04-08
TAME PROCEEDINGS.
The Debate on Home Rule Is Grow
ing Somewhat Monotonous.

LONDON, April THE debate on the
second reading of the Irish home-rule bill
was resumed to-day in the House of Com
mons and proceeded tamely until the ad-
journment. No notable speech was made
and the house was half deserted.
Sydney c. Buxton, Colonial Under
Secretary, stated in answer to question
that tho Berlin treaty. providing for joint
control Of the Samoan Islands, was still in
force.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-04-08
Cnttnn-Rrol,ers EaiI

LIVERPOOL, April 7.-WertheImer & Co..
cotton brokers, have failed. Liabilities,
$4,000, The failure dragged down James
& Co. aud Marks g. Co.. eotton-brekers.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-04-08
Sick to III

Sometimes you may have to wait.
The troubles that have been years
in gathering can't always be cleared
away in day. For all the diseases
and disorders peculiar to woman
hood, DR.. Pierce's Favorite Pre-
scription is the surest and speediest
remedy. You can depend upon that
but if your case is obstinate, give
it reasonable time.
It's an invigorating, restorative
tonic, a soothing and strengthen
ing nervine, and positive specific
for female weaknesses and ailments.
All functional disturbances, painful
irregularities and arrangements are
corrected and cured by it. All unnat-
ural discharges, bearing-down sensa-
tions, weak back, accompanied with
faint spells and kindred symptoms,
are corrected. In every case for
which it's recommended, " "Favorite
Prescription" is guaranteed to give
satisfaction, or the money is re,
funded. No other medicine for
women is sold on such terms. That
proves that nothing else offered by
the dealer can be "just as good"
1s ~ cod sp IsT.oE.R
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-04-08
ACCOMPLISHED ONLY DELAY.
AS Usual, the President Was Posing
for Effect.

NEW YORK, April THE Advertiser
says edtorially: Signs multiply that
Cleveland proposes to annex Hawaii. This
delay is simply to impress eroundlings with
the sense Of his superb moderation. The
President must reach by days stages the
conclusions that HarriSon's superior mind
grasped by intuition. President Cleveland.
by paying heed to tbe childish balderdash Of
balf-dressed natives and the viHdictive lies
of bal'-3reed Hawaiian editors, has simply
delayed what the Harrison administration
purposed to consummate within fortnight
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-04-08
STOP THE AK.
Mr.. Cleveland Makes an Order and
Maxwell ChODs On.

Maxwell Chops On.
New YORK. April T. A Washington
special correspondent telegraphed his
paper that the statement is made at the
Posioffite Department that by the Presi-
dents order no fourth-class Postmasters will
be removed except those who have
served four years. or against whom charges
are made and proved to the satisfaction OF
the department
WASHINGTON, April Fourth Assist
ant PosimasterGeneral Maxwell to-day
appointed III fourlh-class Pnstmasters.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-04-08
Iron Men Fail.

New YORK, April THE iron firm OF
Carrere & Hsss of Brooklyn have failed,
with nominal assets Of $4,000 and lIabill.
ties Of $4,000.
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FOUND IN THE SAND.
CHASTITY Discovery Made on the Shore
of Lake MICHIGAN.

OI LtINS IIIOIIIgdH.
CHICAGO. April This afternoon the
dismem bered body of woman was found
in the sand on the shore of Lake Michigan
at HOLLYWOOD avenue. Both legs were
severed and the head and arms torn away.
The body was nude and there was not the
slightest clew TO the woman's identity.
The body had evidently been several weeks
In the sand.
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NO EIGHT.
And the Little Pugs Should, Logic
ally, Get No Money.

NEW ORLEANS, April THE Bowen
Burke fight wRs stopped in the one hundred
and tenth round by the referee, who dc
clared it "No fight" The purse will prob
ably be divided. Bowen wanted to finish.
The bones in both of Burke's hands were
broken,
Very little fighting 8as done after the
nineiy-th!rd round. Bowen from that time
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-04-08
Grocers Burned Out.

Houston, Tex, April THE wholesale
grocery house OF W.D. Cleveland & Co.
was burned tonight. The loss is $165NOO;
insurance, $4,000.
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sEALERS UNIDENTIFIED.
England Is Paying Her Own Subjects
for Their Losses.

OTTAWA, Ont. April Tt is understood
that the Government has received by cable
from England the sum awarded by the
Imperial Government 10 British Columbia
sealers for losses sustained by them by
being excluded from the Bering Sea during
the sealing season of 1891. The indemnity,
amounting to about 100000. will probably
be distributed through the Collector of
Customs at Victoria
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ing gale with an Admiralty steamer. The
Sultau's steamer was cut down and sank.
The number drowned was ffty-four, most
OF them servants at the palace.
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Was Cut Down.

CoYsTANTINoPLE. April THE cause Of
the sinking of the Sultan's steamer, Ie-
ported day or two ago. was u collision dur
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-04-08
Taft Is After Arthur.

CLEVELAND. April T.. Grand Chief
Arthur OF the Brotherhood of Engineers.
was served With another order by Judge
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BRAZIL LOSES.
A Victory for the Rebels in Rio
Graude do Sui.

VALPARAISO, April IA correspondent
In Rio Grande do Sui telegraphs aconfirma-
tion of the news of the taking of San Juan
by the revolutionary forces. They have
also captured Tuarahy and Ibicuy. Colonel
Halgado has deserted the Government and
joined the revolutionary party and SiIvera
Martinez has gone to San Eugenio toreceive
arms from Ensanado.
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BOUND TO FIGHT.

The Choctaw Factions Are Athirst
Once More for Blood.
PARIS, Tex, April There is no pros
pect of peace in the Choctaw faction war.
Sheriff Jacks of Forks County arrived at the
militia camp to-day with warrants for Locke
and the men who were in his house the day
ii was attacked. All believe now that fight
will take place in spite OF all that can be
dana
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-04-08
VICTORIOUS DUTcHMEN.
Further Details of the Fighting in
SuuIatra

0uIlldtTd.
SINGAPORE, April 7.--Means of COM
munication have been restored in East
Sumatra and more details ascertained con-
cerning the recent fighting between the
Dutchmen and the natives. As first re-
ported, the Dutchmen were victorious.
They captured eight forts and many guns,
and lost six killed and forty-fve wounded.
Sixty-three of the Achnese were killed.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-04-08
BENHAM NOT sNUBBED.
The Whole Thing Rose Out of a Ills.
take in Orders.

ttINC III OIuCTSs
WASHINGTON. April THE alleged snub
OF Admiral Benham at Havana a few days
ago, when he stopped there with the Coum-
bus caravels. turns out TO have all been
due to n mistake Of the officer detailed to
make an official call upon the admiral.
and to the fact that he received his orders
from the Captain General of the island in
the evening. when it was too late to board
the vessel.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-04-08
FOUR MEN DROWNED.
Fatality at the Mouth of the
Klamath.
The Victims Said to Have Come From
San Francisco-FruitIess In-
quiries in the City.

Special to TEE MORNING CALL
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Death of a phiIanthronist.

Death of a Philanthropist.
NEW YORK, April Z. - George E. T.
Seney. a well-known Brooklyn philan-
thropist. died this evening.
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found 10 compel adjudication OF tho qnea.
ten hy HE supreme court Of the Cnlted
States
rho mining camps. ten Of which wero
represented Ia the salldo convention BY
an asesesase Of elshteen delesates have,
apparently been rurFuadod BY Governor
Wslto 70 force the issue ana Il yin be
interesting 10 watch the outcome IL
has bean sugsested hy the leadlnr popu-
list parer Of the State that tho Legislators
shall come together IN obedience 10 inc
governors call 4 such q call should be
laahed, ana then Promptly adjourn with
Out failing ans sstion whatever ii regard
TO lrsislatipn That may be sagaested by
The eteeutiye, ana Il Is quite probable
thAt Il the legisiature meets Il viii simply
Ignore the governors Recommendations
aid FAVE The state from the riaicule
which would BE- invited BY such iegIsla-
ton as f. proposed
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-08
Nnw sTATEs.


The matter Of creating four additional
STATES out OF the TerrltorIea OF Arizona.
Ngw Mexico, okiahonpt and TITAN win
attract the attention u congress an soon
as the tariff ana other pressing measures
are disposed Of
Each pf those Territories han beer
knocking 81 the door ar the slsterhood Of
stutes Tor some years, ana each oonfi-
IDENTIFY expects 70 be admitted before the
next general elections
u is GENERALLY understood and believed
that some OF these Territories would have
been given statehood long ago but FOR
the fact that they were supposed to be
demoaratlc. and that they would ir1crease
the representation OF shat party IN hofh
branches Of congress-, besides adding sew
eral votes 10 ths Democratic side In the
electoral college Th;s WAS enough Ia In
fuence the republicans In denying the
Tefeiiories Statehood a# long as they mad
power 70 DO 20. Measures for the ndrnis-
sion Of Arizona, New Mexico and Utah
are now pending IN congress and deiesa-
lions from these Territories are already m
Washington seeking TO have such meas
ures pressed to o vote without nnneces.
aaiy delay. The dsiegates now serving
from these Territories are demoerats and
they insist that the United States senatcss
and Representatives. 70 be aincted under
Statehood would be 81 the same political
faith and the present congress Is appealed
40 20 confer Statehood as much for part
San advantage Is Tor anything else. 1t is
not probable, however that the Territoties
WIN be admitted to the lInton upon any
other question then one % merit.
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special ediiion just before the holt
days
The Waco News celebrated the trades
display with a twelvc-page paper and q
special write-np.
Tho Evening News OF San Antonio hna
stirred Up a small but earnest boycott, and
Editor Nose iariisis happy.
The san Augustine News las Just cele-
brQfed It's seventh birthday and counta
itaelf reasonably prosperous,
The Temple sun mas rounded out It's
nth year ana takea advantage OF the
ocrnaieh 20 nnnonnce thai X feels good
amt Is Dsospersng.
Jewett has q new peoples Marty or
Aaf, he Ropul,nt Advocate, with w. n.
Thorn anil n j Thorn propfieturs and
II II Swiudier editor.
The Texas Financler and Insurance. jour-
nat nnilns from Austin, with Robert j.
iirnwh managlnss editor, has made is ap7
pHaysilce. It Is u handsome siSteen-paee
monthly
rhe Waco Day-alobe 0utdid itself In
iis regular issue OF Tuesday, afd brought
nuf Il Hpecial edlti1n besides, Tho Day
Globe deserves the hearty support Of the
Geyaer CRY.
The Taylor TeSASs has Issued a speelai.
edition which III ii credit to ths managers
~ sha paper and to the town Ia which
ii Is published. Il Is beautifully printed
on book paper. Is wen illustrated and
eontaiua Ape wfitesup 81 the thriving
nratfle city
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-08
poINrs Anour PnopnR..


Tolstors new book is said TO excel any
Of his previous efforts In the realistic
school.
William Henry Bishop, the novelist.
has accepted professorship OF Spanish
and French at Yale.
Cardinal Rumpoila, the Papal secretary
on state, has been suffering from q slight
cold for several days.
pr Lyman Abbott has issued a new
hymn book foi his COMPENSATION, upon
which he has been nj work three years,
The emperor and empress Of Germany
arrived IN Hanover aud al the, way to
the cnstle We're greeted by throngs of
BdmifiHg people
RHdyard Ksning has spent most Of
his life in India. but IS at present re-
siding IN the United States, owing prob-
ably to the fact that he married an
American glrl. lie has one child, a
daughter.
SIR John Thompson, the premier Of
Canada, win nominate Priyy Councillor
Christopher Robinson to be knight
bachelor la recognition 81 his Service 10
the Bering Sea arbitration negotiations,
Professor II II BoyeAen IS a Eorwe-
gian by birth. He was graduated at the
University OF Norway and came to this
country when quite a young man Iie
"a at present one Of the professors ~
Columbia college, New York.
The young Duke Of Albany, who Is only
10 years old. Is the poorest duke living.
But Il Is hot likely that he win be for
gotten by Queen Victoria, for the rea-
son thai his mother - one OF her prime
faYoritea. he IS the hrst posihnnotis
child hoia Ia d Snfmber Of the royal FAM
lily since the revolution.
The London Times ~ authority for the
folIovginf. iist giving the oftlar at sstreas-
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HoDsros, rnipay pea :.
TWELVE r "A o 4 s.
wntcoMn VISITORS.


The city gates aro thrown wids oper
today for the reception Of our visiting
neighbors.
They are expected in largo numbers from
the tiouflshlns llttie towns and cities along
the main line apd The Austin branch o.
the Houston anu Texas Central railway,
and they wiIi meet with warm welcome
when they come.
such attractions as the city may be able
% ofter vim challenge their attention, but
most Or ~ they viii see what should be
10 them. as II Is to us. source Of pride
ana sfatlHcatIon--a live, prosperous and
progressive city in the heart OF the sonth
Texas region gem In the crown OF the
Ions Star state ard credit 70 the sur
rounding country which has 50 largely
contributed towards building II up The
visitors who are expected today arc our
nelghbefs who have direct community
Interest," IN the South Texus metropolis.
and who viii be reIolced 10 see tile evi9
dences or progress and prosperity They
viii be shown every attention possible and
it1s sincerely 70 be hoped that what they
may see viii fully satisfy their eSpeetn-
lions. Any how they arc cordially well
CONS and the hope Is iraulged that their
stay may be altogether pleasant and prof
.tt,9,tn