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The evening world., 1894-05-26
THE SMITH HERESY APPEAL.
At Speeches Ont Of II Against the
Appellant To-day.
(By Associated Press. J

SARATOGA. May 2G-In the Presby-
terrain General Assembly to-day, before
the noon adjournment, seventy-one
speeches on the Smith case had been de-
livered. two Of them Of uncertain tenor.
TWENTY-FIVE in favor of sustaining the
appeal In whole or in part and forty
seven opposed to such action.
The desire of the Assembly to hasten
this order was evinced lust before recess
nv a vote to continue in session during
the afternoon and to begin a half hour
earlier than usual.
The evening world., 1894-05-26
ORDERED TO B%LUEFIELDS.
The MarbIehend VIII Replace the
Atlanta There.

Commandant Gherardi, OF the Brook
Ign Navy-Yard. received n despatch
from Washington to-day ordering the
United States cruiser Marblehead to
The Marblehead will begin taking
aboard coal on Thursday and will sail
Immediately for the Southern port.
The Atlanta has been ordered to the
The evening world., 1894-05-26
Mrs. Dohlman demanded.

MRS Pauline pohlmann, arrested at SIS Oar
. street hoooken' last night upon complaint OF
. nuso"hn' August pohlmann. proprietor OF the
Iourt- House Hotel. at Richmond. s. l. Who says
sne robbed him OF a considerable sum of money.
before RseorSsr M MY, to,3isht when arsinsd
request Of Patroiman Patrick Hayes A"As ~
The evening world., 1894-05-26
NO DWYER DECISION.
Justice Gnynor. However, Criticises
the ounseI for Neglect.

Justice Gaynor did not hand down a
decision this morning in the Philip j..
Dwyer habeas corpus proceedings. as
had been expected.
Instead he filed the following memoir
andum with the Clerk of the Special
Term:
Though the case was very learnedly argued,
and learned hrieTs admitted. neither the writ.
the petition nor the return Is before me, II Ia
therefore Impossible for me to know the facts or
decide the case.
There will probably be no decision
In the case before Tuesday.
The evening world., 1894-05-26
The Seventh mt Van CortInndt.

The members OF the Seventh Regiment assem-
bled at their armory at $ o'clock this morning.
and, with Capt, Appleton at their head. marched
TO the Grand Central Depot and took a special
train for Van Cortlandt Park. There the annual
Spring field day was held.
The evening world., 1894-05-26
Rev. Alexander Kohut Dead.

Rev Dr, Alexander Kohut. rabbi OF the syns-
gogus Of III. Congregation AhSwath Chesed. In
Lexington SVsnus died at his residence. lao East
Seventy second street. last evening. lie had lived
in this country since 1865 and attained great
pTomiHenos by his writings and active work on
bshGlt 81 church Institutions. He was born In
Hungary hfty-tEo year, ago md was graduated
from the BfeslAu uhiverhity 10 1857.
The evening world., 1894-05-26
NORTHERN PACIFIC LOSES.
borden Land Case Decided Against
the Road To-day.
CBy Associated Prehs.)

WASHINGTON. May 26.-The North
ern Pacific Railroad Company to-day
lost the Borden suit In the Supreme
Court, involving the title to minera
lands within the limits of the. Northern
involved.
The evening world., 1894-05-26
MISCELLANEOUS SPORTS.

AS might be expected, II Is now an
ounce that the Griffo-Dixon fight Is
off. No one seriously LOOKED upon this
affair as a sure thing go. Critic has
been making a bluff. He never could
get to 100 pounds. which weight was a
fully generous condition for Dixon to
agree upon. And then Critic has been
having e. real good time in Boston ever
inc his appearance there at John L.
Sullivan's benefit last Monday night.
Tom O'Rourke said last night that
Griffo's managers proposed to divide the
gate receipts equally. He refused, Inc
they took the opportunity to call every
thing off.
From San Francisco comes the news
that Sandow says he is engaged to Miss
Brooks. the daughter Of a wealthy man.
ufacturer Of Bradford, England. The
marriage Is set for the latter part OF
July, and the strong man says he will
soon leave for the East, to sail for Eng.
reference has been made to sandow's
matrimonial affairs. When Lillian
Russelrs engagement to P~erugini was
announced, 1t was reported that SAN
was engaged to marry. an English
woman. Her name at that time was
given as Burns. Sandow and Lillian
were good friends In Chicago once.
Those who know Sandow say he is not
a marrying man.
Ladies' Day. will be a special func-
ton at the Gramercy Boat Club. One
Hundred and Thirty-third street and
Park venue. IN Memorial Day after
noon. The Gramercys will make up a
barge party and tax in the Harlem re-
gatta and in the evening II soiree dan
sante will be held in the clubhouse.
The Flushing Driving Club Will open its
track at Flushing Memorial Day. a
good programme has been arranged, In
Guiding trotting and running. In the
trotting races there Is a purse of 5000
for the 2.2S class and $50 for the three
minute class. The half-mile running
race will he for a purse of $50. The Club
Is putting up new stables In the grounds
and .contemplates erecting a spacious
clubhouse.
The evening world., 1894-05-26
SCIENCE OF BASEBALL.
Davis VIII Tell How 10
Make safe Hits.

There is a science of baseball. and 1t
must be studied II you want to sue
coed in the profession. If a ball Is hit
in n certain way you can make 1t 20
about where YOU please.
The evening world., 1894-05-26
Fireman Rockford Recovering.

Fireman Edward =, Rockford, Of Engine Com
pany Nc. II. Jersey City. dreamed that he heard
the nre alarm and tried TO slide down the pole
while asleep, 10 not 90 badly hurt as was sup-
posed and he will probably b out In . fsw
daya
The evening world., 1894-05-26
He's Counsellor Grossman Now,

Moses Henry Grossman. with the law nrm OF
Friend a House, was the only candidate out Of
twenty-five who was admitted to the Bar by the
General Term to-day without an oral exAmina-
tion. Mr.. 0ro2man wah yaledictorian at the
University Law School Commencement exercises
Thursday evening.
The evening world., 1894-05-26

TARRYTowN. N. Y. May 26-The
Park clpb stables, on Washington
street. aad owned by Eugene Jones.
were destroyed by lnre this morning.
The total loss IL about SO. 1000. The hre
n q supposed to have pesn of inssndiary
The evening world., 1894-05-26
UNABLE TO FIND Mr.. FOX.
Now n summons May he Tackled on
the Sporting Mans Door.

INC SpOrtIHB WHIT DOOT'
George II. Stonebridgc, jr.. receiver
for the New York Book Company. Sc
cured from Judge Dugro. of the Superior
Court. to-day, permission to serve Rich
ard X. Fox by leaving a summons at his
ever will take II. or by lacking 1t on the
door.
The suit Is for the recovery Of books
alleged to nave beeen given Mr.. Fox
Process-servers have been unable TO find
him,
The evening world., 1894-05-26

D D N iSnhih n
II ]. McLaughlin's oporto: :................. 10!
81 Madison Stables Enneld.....".......... q
Ascot has been steadily improving. and
ne has an excellent chance to win.
Oporto should beat Su.ross for the place.
Third Race.-The Great American Stakes, for
bowl. & Liuieaeld's Bright Phoehu.. . iis
GS Gideon 4 Days Walter formerly Sly ,,./
" pane = %' %' Il. 4 D. II. Moris:s Mirage. in
GD j. RUPERT. rs. acknowledgements. rs
an J. Rupert. jr.'s.. Counter nor...t.....ii
81 Manhattan Stables tica.....""....'" iisN
90 G. strauss Ella Reed ................. llkH
Is p. 7. DIVERS Rosebud ................. fSf
Col. Ruppert's pair seem to have this
out. the writer prefers Gotham; as h3
has shown that he likes mud. Fringe Or
Monaco and Walter look the best OF thSN
others.
Fourth Rsce.-The Maturity Handicap, for four
year-olds; $50 each. with $1,000 added; one mitE
and a furlong. ~
up Empire Stables Comanche. ............... 4
Washington s'nh'a's. Sport............... "
(sD Sensation Stables Herald. ................ rN
% W. c. T'aly's Restraint.
Don AlonZo looks the inner OF tht Il
event. Herald. If he goes IN this race
should he the runner-up and ComanchD
may be third. Y
Firth Race. Sweepstakes NJ SIS each. with q, oo
added: Tor maiden two-vear-olds; Ave furlongs.
- Dlemton Stahl's Fire Brand. ............ IL
a Garth & Coles Harris ..-............... 1P
IS Manhattan Stables IIerkimer. ........... III
= Walrott & Camphell's Clovis. ........... he
J. A.. a. II q y. H. Morris's Sa- y
- Gideon & DAYS Pntrimony colt......... III
81 Oneck Stables south side ..,............. n3
- c. Fleischman & Sons The Prcserver.... III
" 1 Sniers,. Nadro ,... Io1
% Cooper & sheridan's Reclamation gel.... 100
This is a hard race to figure on. for, the
reason that Patrimony colt and Clovis
are both rPputed to he very f?St, DNt
have not. We. been seen in public. On
form Samaritan looks a good thing ana
ought to win. Patrimony cot may peat
Clovis for the place.
Sixth Race. - Sweepstakes OF SIS each. with 81 0o
added; handicap for all ages: one mile and a SIX
ternth.
"a r. Bradiey's Bitten. .................. lol
t5i) Sensation Stables Herald. ................ l2
81 l.. Stuart's Pirknlrker. ................. >0
t5) r. D.. Leach's Ed W.
The Closing event should be won by ~
Kearney. who loks to be thrown In with
the light impost he carries. Herald should
beat Bitten for the place.
The evening world., 1894-05-26
PORT OF NEW YORK
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
SAILED TO-DAY.
INCOMING STEAMERS.
ME TD.nAY

DUE TOMORROW.
The evening world., 1894-05-26

THE r of HARD HITTING.
Star Batsman Davis will tell nov 10
pound the leather correctly In an article
which he has written for the sunday
World" He writes about hard hitting
and how to make safe hits.
The evening world., 1894-05-26

O'Connell looks the likely winner of
the event. He has considerable weight
of, ard IL Lamly will send him right
along about his business then he should
gain enough advantage to last and win.
Potentate seems the dangerous one. n
Disturbance should not be worse than
third.
Second Race. Sweepstakes Of SIS each. with
81. 900 added: for three -year-olds and upward;
The evening world., 1894-05-26
DAILY AMERICA.

First Race-Annie Bishop, Sirocco.
Second Race-Watterson, S~ullross.
Third Race. Rupert. IRIS best
Phoebus.
Fourth Race-Don Alonzo, Herald,
Fifth Race-Herkimer, Samaritan.
Sixth Race-Ed Kearney, Bitten,
The evening world., 1894-05-26
RECORDER.

First Race-Sirocco, O'Connell.
Second Race-Sullross, Oporto
Third Race-Gotham Counter Tenor.
Fourth Race-Don Alonzo, Comancha.
Fifth Race-Samaritan, Herkimer.
Sixth Race-Herald. Bitten.
The evening world., 1894-05-26
Morning Papers Selections.
SPORTING R

First Race-Potentate, Annie BishoI
Second Race-Sullross, Oporto. -
Third Race-Ruppert's pair. r
Fourth Race-Don Alonzo. Coman'
Fifth Race-Fire Brand, Herkimer,
Sixth Race-Ed Kearney. Herald.
The evening world., 1894-05-26

First Race-Sirocco, Sandowne.
Second Race-Sullross. Clementino
Third Race-Gotham. Utica.
Fourth Race-Don Alonzo, Sport.
Fifth Race-Samaritan, Harris.
Sixth Race-BlitZen. Ed kearney. .
The evening world., 1894-05-26

First Race-O'Connell, Annie Bishop.
SECOND Race-Slementine. Enfield.
~ ~
Fourth Race.Don Alonzo. Comanche.
colt.
Sixth Race-Ed Kearnyy, Bitten.
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THAT COAST RAILWAY.


3. Il. Godbs, u large owner Of the
Nevada Southern railway and Il
mines In Utah. has lust arrived from
New YOrg, says the Sau Francisco
frImiHsr, and stated toR reporter this
evening that that railway will be MI
once extended from tue pIosen
terminus al Nanuotbilt to Salt Lake
CRY, giving Los Angeles Ouo more
tTauscOntinentAl line. lilo said that he
hat Just returned from New YORK,
whore he had met tho officers OF the
read and that negotiations have been
completed securing the funds necessary
fuI building the line through T. salt
Lake nj once,
lie denies that Colonel Tfumbo ,Or
General ClAfkson, a. has been hereto
lore reported, have anything to 10
with this project.
Work viii Ou oOmmenosI At once
aud tho road rushed through ~ the
q Oh Springs mines hTsL The
proposition Ia 70 etitOt con.
solidstlou OF teveral large Interests
M southern Nevada and Utah
| with tho object OF completing tho gnp
between Vanderbilt ana Milford. A
company called the Utsh.Nryada com.
/ qAuy has been formed with a capital OF
! sB,UJO,UOO, which viii hold 10 trust the
property VI tho Phoebe CunsoUdAtsi
AlIniug company, the Keystone COM
| pauy, tho Gladiator group OF miuts anu
, number OF other. Tue company
proposes 10 build out at once from NIL.
! igrl sOugu, aud has - 100000 ON hand
Tor a starter and IAo gest Of The funds
aEs provided for
PRECEDENT Blake and other rfilosrs Of
| the Nevada Southern, / gcthuf with q
number OF New York capitalists,
guaIgd ~ n. B, Claim, vii be ou.
nero ln week Or ton days 20 look over
me property.
Mr. GJlbe Ia now on his way 10
Milford 10 meet them, % which place
thoy will 90 direct from Salt Lake.
Besldss J, h. De Lamar, Of Denver,
she millionaire, the project has back %
! 30 nearly all the mine owners OF south
en- Utah with their property "a ST.
| G lriiy.
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TOOELE COUNTY PROPERTY.
summary Of tho Assessment Roll Given
In Full.

The summary Of the assessment roll
for Toocle county, says the Transcript,
after showing the values VI real estate,
merchandise, cattle, sheep, etc, Ia the
various townships, districts. etc, shows
a total As follows, which IL, a. stated
in the Tran'orip. last week, nearly
half million dollars loss than wa.
assessed last year. Number Of acres,
5s.832, valued at 1855, 1897, aud the im'
proyrments thereon amount to $685.
45g. There are 4,3)l horses, being
estimated at t53, 1877; 5,9O4 cattle, worth
according ~ assessment, t5s,0Si. win
l0O,8ii head OF sheep amounting Il
sos, AZ, an Idea eau br formed OF the
great decrease Ia the price Of the latter.
The county only has $40 swine, worth
81, 40; Isl bee hivet, ssl5, msrchan'
Jise and trade figures are GU the rolls nj
! so, $50, aud machinery, implements
otc., are valued Al $50, 775; money, sol
vent cfeiits, Judgments, etc., only
mount 10 S3U5O, p-fsOual property
/ OF otherwise enumerated Il s2l ,7U2,
aud the total value OF personal prop.
ofty $40, g2s; while the total value Of
all property assessed, sums up TO n
grand Total Of gl,8S1,7si Do this
amount the county board u squalizi'
/ ton maue abstements for the terri
tofial, territorial school, county and
school taxes, the total Vt which IL
/ 1881 %. The district school taxes ~
assessed amounted to sT,il8.2B, and
/ they were reduced sill,7O by tue de
ductlons made by the board. A ratio
OF per cent IL charged for the terri.
torial and county tREos, and this added
10 the district school tar, will bring tn,
sum OF .2l ,2el.l0 Into the collectors
handt. All taxes are due and payable
September let, and become delinquent
October LIST. County Collector Clega
~ now buy mailing the second ne
tees and preparing TO handle tn,
1uoats aud place them In the vault.
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Tho NEws Is r,questoi to publish

The NEWS Is requested to publish
the follOwingi
The Twcniy-nrst quorum Of Elders
will meet In tho Ninotosth ward mootiug
house on Monday evening next, a. 5
o'clock.
ITO SGT at Liberty Thorn That Are
Ifnlsodn will bo Rev, Mr.. Upors text
tomorrow ~ the Thea'or. Service be-
gins a. II o'clock.
Third quorum Of Seventies will meet
on Monday evening noNt At the Seven
lcenth ward meeting house, commonc.
Ing a. 1850.
y. NJ q. A., Holmes building, IN
State street Tho Gospel meeting to.
morrow ut I p. m. will mark the formal
opening Of tho fall work OF tho associ-
alton. Mr. r. b. quay will conduct tho
services and tho choir ~ tho Wostmin.
slor Presbyterian church will sing.
st. paurs chapel, Main street aud
Fourth south. Rev. L. u. l,idgolv.
pTieat- charge. Services tomortowi 7.G0
a. M, holy communioni pii1a. m, sun
day school, II a. M, morning prayer,
lltany aud sermon; B p. m. evening
prayer lchonll aud sermon. Daily
services M usual.
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YesterdaY,s Storm.

The storm In the Canyons from
which the olty's water supply IL
drawn was exceedingly severe yestet.
day afternoon, aud hundreds Of dollars
worth Of damage was done. This dowa.
pour In Emigration canyon was
especially heavy. Rocks, trees snd
debris Ia large quantities were carried
down the main channel anu csst upon
tue bauk near the mouth VI the
canyon, The irrigation and water
works department officials were kept
busy for hours last night In making
temporary repairs. II will be several
days before everything Ia put In shape
again.
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Home From the Islands.

Elder Hyum DE Fries called at the
NEWS office this morning, having just
returned from a mission to the sand.
witch Islands, for which part Of the
world he lett on July IA, 1901. Elder
Do Fries reports that he enjoyed his
laoors 10 this fullest extent and that the
mission " ia hourishing condition.
Ho departed for his home In tho south
On this afternoons train.
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lESERET EVENING NEWS.
RELIGIOUS SERVICES.
SALTLAKE STAKE CONFERENCE

The Seml-Annual Conference fthe
Salt Lake Stake VI Zion will conVens
Ia the Assembly Hall, Salt Lake
City, on Saturday, September lsli at
10 4. m. Meetings Will he hello -
followG Saturday st ~ a. m. aud 2
y. M, and SUNDAY at 10 a. M, ?. M.
nud 1890 p. m.
A general attendance Of the Priest.
hood and tho people Il desired.
Tho Stake organizations o. the Re.
lief Societies, sunday schools, Mutual
Improvement and tue Primary assocla.
ton, are each requested 10 have foil
and complete reports for the sH
months ending June 80th, 1894, ready
f0f tho con ercuce.
ANuus NJ. CANNOS,
JO,ErH r.. TAYLOR,
CHARLES w. PESRUsE,
Presidency Of stake.
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Coming EYents at Saltair.

Monday, Sept. 3rd, Labor Day,
Building Trades Congress and FedeI.
Alod Trades.
Wednesday, Sept. 9th, National
Guard Of Utah.
Thursday, Sept. ssh, Lincoln Lyoe
UNI, l.. l.. A.
Friday, Sept. It'll, grand concert,
Tabernacle choir.
saturday, Sept. slb, Saturday Night
club.
Tuesday, Sept. 18th, grand excursion
for charity, under tue auspices Genera
Relief committee.
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Do You Take
"A RIDE?

No more pleasant ride can be found
anywhere than that to the suburbs
Southeast Of Salt Lake City. II you
drive. ride horse back. or use bicycle
the nicely sprInkled roads afford con-
tinuai pleasure. The popularity OF the
Eas, Boulevard Is atiested by the hun
dreds Of wheels and thousands Of peo-
pie that daily ihtong IT,
Why not combine business With
pleasurc1 II you buy home In
Forest Dale. you can enjoy the ride to
and from your residence that hundreds
are anxious to take for pleasure alone.
What Is more inyigorating during
these warm days than a ride on an open
electric carr Try It early any morning
or after your work in the evening; and
then Il you wish home, buy in Forest
Dale By doing so you can enjoy the
canyon breeze, and still be near your
work. Can have water belonging to
yourself piped to your door and still
not pay city taxes. Can have the bene'
fit Of good schools, and Of pleasant as
sociations, and yet have none OF the
smoke and discomfort Of residence in
a city.
Inducements to build. Small pay
ments and long time at low interest
will be allowed desirable parties.
Call at cASsoS's office, 555 Con
s,itu,ion Building. aud get plat and
prices.
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Seminary, oxford, ohio, and Miss
Harriet A. Psrlsy, Of Vassar College.
Preparations arc being made for =
new academy building with dofmi nrv
aud boarding accommodations q z
boys, and IL expected to be complut, d
by June let.
AZ recent meeting OF the board,
action was taken relative TO organizing
classes In which college instruction
should be given, where such demand
may enlst
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Labor Day Proclamation.

Mayor .askin has issued the follow.
Ing proclamAtioDi
To all whom It cencefns An act OF
Congress Of June 2sth, 1894, ami m
act OF the Territorial Legislature hAv.
ing made the first Monday Of boptom.
Der, LABOR Day, a national legal holi.
Jay, In order that the lRborer, In whose
Interest said law was enacted, may be
Afforded a full opportunity 10 enjoy the
0enents OF llA prOyision,; ~ Mayor Of
Salt Lake CITY hereby respectfully
recommend and request that general
business be suspended IN the city on
said day and that business houses be
ClOFVu.
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COlIegiate Institute.

A faculty Of the Salt Lake Colleg late
Institute will this year DO Strengthened
by the addition OF Miss Katie NJ.
sRuson, Of the Western Female
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Probate.

In the matter OF the estate and guar.
dianshlp OF Arthur Bonniou, a minor,
an order was made by Judge Blair In
the probate court this morning, allow,
lug account.
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County Court.

Monday neat being Labor dIy,and
legal holiday, there will be no session
OF the county court. The usual weekly
meeting will be held on Wednesday,
InaLaAd.
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finn Ilnh Sllnni

The regular weekly shoot Of the
Salt Lake gun club took place nj Salt
air yesterday afternoon aud although
there was pretty stn wind, the
SCORES inside were very good. NJ. Is.
Brown won the club medal. The score
WAS "a fOllOWfs
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rscslIsr, TrnIt PIeksrs.

Only 10 cents each, Mt the Utah Stove
& Hardware Co., corner Commercial
sud First South Streets.
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The Indy aud ,he n.IIoen.

A well known lady will make the
balloon ascension and parachute Jump
Ut Caltilla on Labor Day, Sept 8td.
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lew GOODS

NEW GOODS
We have an elegant line of
Choviots and Tweeds Tor Mems
Suits from the Provo Wooden
Mills, Call and See Them,
JOHN Z. CUTLER & BROS,
SO Main,
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SAltAir, IL hTstelAsa In every pArti.
gulAT. Bathing, Boating, Dancing;
hrstoiAss accommodations Tor families
Free Hhmmocks for mothers and
little ones. Round trip 30 cents.
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Get your Abstracts OF Titla A. the
County Recorders Office, They ara
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snIlly oIcept WednotdaT Leaves nelch
IN MadnaadAy. % D u. %.