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out these vampires our people stand by
honest officials with answering conf
dence. A reputable newspaper will not
discredit political opponent by personal
misrepresen tatinn, aud disreputable papers
are losing what little influence they at one
lime had. The people, no viewer, want the
men who do public business for them to
be not only straight but to seem straight.
When men without character or political
influence secure important nominations in
State or municipal conventions the pre-
sumption is that. they. made promises
honest men would not have made. When
half a dozen. shady characters distribute
the prizes the people do not wait in reach
ing. their: conclusions for the shady char
acters to: admit that they sold nominations
TO the. highest: bidder. Since. men are
hanged ON: circumstantial evidence a: con-.
venticn go: between should: not.*be SUR.
prised if; he is condemned in pu bile estima-:
ton without positive proof. II II
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THE VALLEY. ROAD.

A correspondent in Sundays CALL
urges upon the trustees appointed to solicit
subscriptions to stock of the San joaquin
Valley Railroad the policy of making this.
road as exclusively local in ownership and
management;as possible. Not only should
the money for the road be raised in Call:
fornia, but the work of construct ton In al l.
its parts should be distributed among
local industries. 1t is assumed that if
assurances are given that the money will.
be spent in his State subscriptions will be
more liberal. While the main purpose OF
the Traffic Association is 70 secure the
construction of competing road, a Sec
ondary consideration will be the employ.
ment Of local people. The expenditures
in the three years the work will extend
over will not be much short of So 600, 900
year. Nearly all of this will be thrown
into the industries of the State If the
work of grazing is commenced in Decem-
Der from 500 to 1000 men will be en-
ployed.. many Of whom might otherwise
be idle. Later will come orders for loco
M tives, rails, cars and minor articles of
equipment. But the distribution of money
in construction will. after all, be minor
benefit to the State. The construction of
L.
tie valley. as large and more productive
than many old Atlantic States, 10 this
city. II will afford residents of the valley
assurances that their products will
soon be taken to market with. only
the charge for transporta ion equal
to the cost Of service. Every one
knows. that when a man contemplates
buying farm he considers first its pro-
ductive capacity and next the cost of get
ting products to marke;. The productive
capacity comes first because conditions
may improve In respect TO transportation.
Many farmers have been attracted to the
San JoaquinV alley by its unparalleled fer
tility. Looking ahead, they said that in
time the magnitude of the product would
force its way to market at cost price.
Many of these farmers have had a long
time to wait. but their opportunity comes
at last. The building of this road will
afford them equal facilities in getting prod
ucts to market that farmers living two or
three hundred miles from any Eastern
city now enjoy. For products which San
Francisco Will not consume the way will
be open to the sea. At present IL costs
more to get staples like grain and fruit to
tide water than it costs to carry these
staples from tide water 10 the point at
which the consumer awaits them. For
twenty years no project has been under
! consideration In this State that contained
the element of increased prosperity to an
equal degree with the San Joaquin Valley
| Railroad.
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PEOPLE TALK ED 81. ABOUT.

-
jules Simon thus describes the Emperor Will
liam: "His face is agreeable, his air affabIe
and full Of Kindness. His chestnut hair has
blonde and golden :gleams.,. He has but little
color. He gave me*rather the idea of one Of
our young Norman mobiles. He had their, affa-
billty and their gayeiy.'' -
= The Tranby Croft Wilson's OF bacca.at scan.
dial fame seemto. be right 10 the swim. Among
their guests at one line recently were six lords,
three peeresses. one vscount,. two vscount.
esses, two honorables and two baronets.
- Verdi has just sent to the Grand Opera the
music written for the: first production of
"Otello" in Paris. The chief addition is a bal.
: let 10 precede the entrance OF the Venetian
ambassadors in The third act. -.
Arthur o. Nude of Nudes Library declares
that the tbree-yolume novel controversy now
gong on In England :helps US toward securing
the one.volume novel for which We have been
asking for years past"
As the Grand Duchess of Hesse is in delicate
health is is said that the marriage OF Princess
Alix of Hesse, sister OF the Grand Duke, TO the
Czarewitch may be postponed again, this time
until February.
Mrs. Louise Chandler Moulton has London
home at Weymouth street, Portland place, and
she is accredited with being one OF the half
dozen women In London able to create and
hold salon.
Since Justin McCarthy's young sou married
a fascinating burlesque actress the pair are
being referred TO In London as "Mr. and Mrs.
Cissie LOTUS"
The Baroness Burdert-Coutts possesses the
finest aud most carefully preserved copy OF the
first folio OF Shakespeare, 1923.
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COTTON FROM :. JAPAN.

:. Unless the war between China and
japan is brought:to aspeedy close, its eff
feet upon ::the" European and: American
m arkets must be=considerabie:: Within the
last few years japan: has become great
cotton fabric, producing country: In 1884
its. mum bet:: of splndfas: was 5000; at
present. thennm Der is close upon LOO, GOO:
The Japanese: imported $4,000, OOO: bounds
of: cotton lastyear from China, and it:can-
not be otherwise: than that this: supply
should be: affected by the*Mar.: <Ifihe:eot-
ton man uiacthring industrY:is maintained
lin Japan, a large PROPORTION of the raw
cotton must be- found in me W sources.
These conditions: must. ii continued, cause
an Increased demand for american cotton.
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MATRIMONIAL AND !. PATRIMoN-
II: :: >.IAL: CLAIMS. j..

"A young Iady:is suing the estate of the
late'Dr. Henry ]: Biselow. OF Massachu-
setts for $4,000 damages on the ground
.thattnedoctor promised to. marry her, and
would have fulfilled his contract: had he
lived. ::
!. This recalls thecase :of:: the: young man
who requested an appoin tmept:: Of Presi-
dent Buchanan: on the ground that. the old
public functionary had once been engaged
to marry the: applicants. mother; He
urged that had the. marriage taken place
Buchanan would have been his father, and
that-cons equenfly he had a:sort of contin-
gent family claim on the President. in: the
disposal of political claim, ':.+
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: LOST. HER ANCHORS.
The. Schooner Guide. Out of Ln'

The. Schooner Guide Out of Luck.
:: Notes: ::.-:-:- -:
:: The Storm or Saturday has. yet*:to be:
heardftom.... 1t is expected that q number:
ofyessels have been damaged to sCme:ex-,
tent. as 1t has been very rough at various;
points along the coas t.. -: ::
:: The schooner. Guide put; into pert yes
.terdav and landed at the: seaw8ll.: She.
was lying :at Rockpoft during the blow.
whence she was to sail for Port II afford.
Hertwo anch ors" had to, be Slipped, also a
lot of chain eable.: The lost gear Las to- be
replaced before she can. proceed to her
destination. :: = :. -: -.
The steamer Alex.Duncan departed for.
San Ia Cruz in the morning, burreturned
in he:aftern Goa because;it was too rough:
for her to- discharge any of the cargo she,
had, for HalfmoOn Bay at that, place.i*:< ~:
The Ina Hbnt schooner EwoOd will de:
part for: Seattle in a+few. days. She will
make no more trips Tor the. halihut banks
this season, AS the fish: have all left the:
shoals aud will! Dotreturn till next March,:
The Elwood will then: go into commission.
again. :: "
The sealing-scheoner Louisa D:=has< ar
rived from Copper Island. with :252- skins:
making a total for the season:of 1856 skins.
: The steamer Colon arrived, ON: Cen trail
and South :America,.b but brought no news
of any Importance. " i: :.
: The British ship Cape Wrath was: to wed.
from sea the stream :: and the: steamer
Walla Wafla was.m0ved from the: :seaWall'
toBeale street.. To-morrow the ship Ef-:
well. YES from Long: Bridge 10 Mission
One of:the finest English vessels: ih**tbe:
harbor is thefour-masted ship: California.
The California was here last year and ar:
tracted a great deal of deserved attention.
She is. in the stream :at present, but-wilt
On SeDtem :ber l, while off Copper Island.
L.. Mathewson.a seaman ;ot the. seaier
Louisa D.. felEoverboard. and was dro wned
from a small boat that had. put tout from
the vessel TO chase seals. :. ~. :. -.
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CONVENTION GO-BETWEENS.

1t Is expected that bosses of the Buckley
and Burns stamp will account for attacks
upon them on the ground that as all public
men are abused they cannot hope to cs-
cape. This ground is specious, but not
solid. San Francisco rallies to the support
Of honest officials with practical unanimity.
There is percentage of our psople, of
course, who do not want good government.
They fnd their greatest profit In bad gov
eminent. They do not want honest and
upright Judges. There is no money Tor the
go-betweeps when the Judge does his duty
without fear or partlality. But leaving
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VISITORS TO COUNTRY RESORTS

City subscribers to THE CALL visiting
the country during the summer months can
hare their paper sent to them for any
period desired-one week or longer.
Orders can be gipen to the carrier or te
either the Branch Office. 10 Market street
or Business Office; 525 MONTGOMERY street
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The Overland Flyer.

The Chicago. Union Pacific and Northwestern
form the only line running Pullman palace sleep
ers and dining cars daily. san Francisco TO Chi
cago without change. Time to Chicago only three
an one-han days, and &c New York four and one
half days
Select tourist excursions to Chicago daily with
out change. Upholstered tourist cars
For tickets and sleeping-car accommodations
call on or address ID. w. Hitchcock, general ageut
l Montgomery street, San Francisco.
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MORE than $4,000 people read the Pacific
States Watcbman"; 10000 bona fide subscrlb-
ers; largest legitimate circulation of any
monthly west of the Rocky Mountains. A few
dress VIM. Ii. BARNES. 81. AIMS building,
San Francisco, Cal.
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Has been used over fifty years by. millions OF
mothers for their children while Teethihg with
perfect success. 1t socthes the child softens the
Gums, alleys Pain. cures Wind Colic regulates the
Bowels and is the best remedy for Diarrheas
whether arising from teething or other causes
For sale by Druggists in every part cot the world
Be sure and ask for Mrs. winslow's Soothing
Syrup zoe bottle.
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Phillips Rock Island Excursions

Leave San Francisco every Wednesday via
RIO GRANDB AND ROCK ISLAND RAILWAYS.
Through tourist sleeping cars to Chicago and fos.
ton. Man ager and porter accompany these excur
sions through to Boston. For tickets, sleeping
accommodations and further Information address
CLINTON JONES, General Agent Rock Island Rail-
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4 Observation-Disclosures.

Tie recently ablished missions of the.
Good Samaritan on. second, street., near
Folsom.: was consecrated yesterday IN orn-
ing by Right. Rev.W F. Nichols of Call
fornia, VINO. preached an impressive ser.
mon from st, Luke X. ThereHwas large
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;. One I'M ore portfolio wifi co mpiete the
entire. set OF ''picturesq que. Califo rnfa. -.
Part thirty-oneis now. ready Within
it's: pages are twenty beautiful picture $
of scenes along the: Columbia; River,
each of them a beautiful w ork of art. 3
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PUBLICATION OFFICE:

rct Montgomery street, CLAY. open until u
o'clock p. NJ BRANCH OFF1CES:|:1lO Market
streetneaT Kearny Oh en- until II o'clock midnight;
s:3Hayes street. open until $50 o'clock 5o5iarkih
street open until 500 clock sW corner Sixteentn
and Mission streets, Omen until . oeio 1i N~tn
q. Lhion street, open until o'clocki ana Aio 1A'A
Atltti open until $50 o'clock. >..:-
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DAILY CALL. dncuding Sundays), ss per year by
ms postpaid: Is cents per week. or So cents per
calendar month. through carriers. DAILY CALL.
Eve copies, three months, sc %. SUNDAY CALL,
81 80 per year postpaid. SUNDAY Call an9
NEEKLYCAIL, 1880 per wear, POSTPAID. " t-H-hAi
CALL 81 per year. postpaid.
THE CALL cannot return rejected manuscripts,
nol will the editor enter into correspondence re-
AleCl
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Hans Christian Andersen was brought
up in his fathers cobbler shop, and heard
from the old man the stories he after
ward wrote
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AT all times Hoods Sarsaplrilla as general
tonic, and TO keep the blood pure and less liable to
absorb the germs of disease Is well-nigh inva ua-
BILE. 1t is Natures co-worker Take only Hoods
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The population OF IS, 900. 900 of The French
republic is sheltered in 100000 dwelling
houses.
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hundreds. The Non-Partisan Convention
Will only nominate fit men for Supervisor
unless in the game Of politics some very
unfit: men are made to seem fit.
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THE MORNING CALL
Has larger Circu alton than. any
other newspaper published in San
Francisco.
THE EASTERN OFFICE OF THE CALL

ooPotter building New York City, is provided with
files of California papers. Visitors welcome: Ad
vertising rates and sample copies furnished
F. X. MISCH Manager.
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j. f. CUTTERS OLD BOURBoN-This cele-
brated WHISKY for sale by all tirst-cass druggists
and grocers. Trademark-Star within a shield ,
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who have skeletons IN their households would
do we'll to put time locks ON their closet doors.
Buffalo Express. :
The reports OF shortage in the cranberry
crop are less depressing In view of the knowl-
edge that The turkey crop is all rght-Balti-
more Herald.
j." Ppm going to become professional prize
FIGHTER" ''What Why, man, you haven't the:
slightest command. of language" Chicago
Record. = -: -
Since Emperor William of Germany took to
writing songs he has naturally become anxious
for European disarmamenr,-New York World,
= There are 200. 600 people in Washington. or
these f99,994 are office-seekers or holders.
The other six are bahes:-TammaDy.T Times.
:. 'SkeIe ons in high life" were never SO c6eap.
they might even be marked as "a drug OH the
arkeI-'-Chicsgo Inter Ocean.
:: 1he. fruit con sumersin New York are max.
Ing complaint about the peach output. SO are
tile Washington Star. =: r
Before long We may look for movement to-
found a h0me for .superannuaied north-pole:
Post. 80; - - -:
:. The calamitous announcement is made that
both the onion crop and the Glove crop are.
short-New York Recorder. =.
The man who strikes it rich nowadays gen..
orally striSes itearly and strikes all day long.
Atlanta Constitution.
1t has never improved school to get it into
poitics---Galveston News. =: -. =:
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THE DAILY MoRNJ>G CALL.
sURSCRIPTIoN RATES:

FOR SALE: AT -:
New York .BRENTANo BROS..5 Union Square
Chicago. w. B. SIzER, 1S9 State street
New Orleans. GALL0T&J0U BERT, I15h Common
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PRICES reduced at Jobnson's restaurant, %
Montgomery ST. Service and quality first GLASS;
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Northern Pacific Overland Route.

If you are anticipating journey to the
East don't fail to get our rates before buy
ing elsewhere. L. K. Stateler, general
agent, 63S Market street, s. f.
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SLIDE, Kelly, slide. Electric glass toboggan
at Palace Baths, 715 Flbert street.
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NoTIcEI
. OCTOBER. 1894.

Any of ourpdtrolls icho fail to find THE
MORNING CALL.j for sale by trainboys
,oiu confer a .fiaror bg notifying this Office
O the fact, naming the date and train.
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DnPARTNENT. OF AeRIcULTuREl
WEATHER BUREAU.
..- SAN. FRANCISCO sept. 3d. 1894.
Ohicial Forecast for Twenty-F Four Hours
Ending Midnight M Monday.
Ban Francisco and vlcinity-Fair, nearly station
airy temperature, brisk westerly winds.
w. II. HAMMoN, Forecast ofncial
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BACON Printing Company, sos. Clay streets
SHOE brushes in sets 'at $40 Montgomery. /.
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AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.
WEATHER PREDICTIONS.

= FURN1TURE--By Frank W. Butterfeld, at i6
McAllister St.. at IL O'Clock.
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Since Emperor William of Germany. took to
writing songs he has naturally become anxious
for European disarmament.-New York w orld.
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!. The reports OF a shortage in the cranberry
crop are less depressing In view of the knowl-
edge that The turkey crop is all right:-Balt
more Herald -
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Ppm going to become professional prize
fehter.''. ''what Why, man, you haven't the:
slightest command; Of language."- Chicago
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: There are 200. 600 people in. Washington or
these I99,s94 are offiee-seekers or holders.
The other six are bahies.-Tammany Times.
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who have skeletons IN their households would
do we'll to put Time locks on their closet doors.
Buffalo Express.
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:. skeletons in high life" were. never SO cheap.
They might even be marked as "a drug OH the
markeI-"-Chicsgo Inter Ocean.
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,: ihe fruit con snmersin New York are max
Ing complaint about the peach output. SO are
tile poilce.-N aShington Star =
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NEW YORK OFFICES GO BEGGING.
Nobody Cares tn Run the Doome ed
Democratic Ticket

SARATOGA. y. Y, Sept. IA situation
the sirangest that has confronted the
Democratic party. and the like of which
has never been known by any Of the as
sembied party leaders. is presented tonight
within ,hirty-six hours of the time set for
the nomination of a candidate for the
office Of governor of the state Of
New York. No selection Of a
candidate has yet been made,
and while one name Is prominently
mentioned here tonight no one person can
be said TO have anything like mortgage
on the nosnination. So far there are four
candidates named for governor: Judge
Gaynor, Of BROOKLYN John Boyd Thscher.
OF Albany: Frederick r. Cook, Of Roehes-
ter. and senator David B. Hill Daniel &
Lockwood, Of Buffalo. vas mentioned. bat
it IS said today by those who knos that
he !. practit ally out Of the race and that
sheehan's support. which may dominate
Erie, viii be throsn toward Cook Every
effort xili be made. however, to iaduee Mr.
Cock to accept the second place upon the
ticket in case either Judge Gaynor or
Senator HlH is ths NOMINEES.
IA to Mr. Hill IS a candidate. Lieut.
Gov. sheehan said todsy: II conYersed
With Senator HisA on the matter saturday
afternoon before lsavlng Albany Tor Sara
soza. he no. only said he sonid not be =
candidate. bot insisted that should not
breach The subject 10 him ang more, and
hoped no further mention Of Il ~ouid be
made" Tammany wii! send = com nittee
to salt upon the senssor and try 10 prevail
upou hias TO become q candidate.
For 5saiensnt governor there are three
names mentioned tonight: Frederick r.
Cook, os Rochester: John j. Iindon, oi
Ulster county. and Jacob b. Cantor. oi
New YORK, with ths chances seemingly
largely IN favor Of the second man. Fei
Judge Of tho court OF appeals Only one
candidate Is mentioned tonight, Jonn
Titus, Of ESie. although there IS = rnsaos
that the name of Judge A. =. Parker all
be presented BY bis friends.
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Os. Prices Cream Baking Powder
wsrie's Pair titgAsss AwerA
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THE THE Hope
Kindergarten
AND PRIMARY SCHOOLS
FOR BOYS AND GIRLS.

Morning session. 80 TO IL 30 Held In
pfasrh's hail, Ninth aud James strssts
Afternoon sekxi0n. f.So Ia 20. Held on Rem
tau Hill, corner OF Rose snd Madison stFsets
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THE rsDIcTmEsr OF HAvEMEYxM


wasnlsaToS CfrY. Sept I3.--Ths ex-
pscted indictments against Messrs. Have
meyer aud SeAEies. Of the sugar trust, who
refused to answer questions asked them
BY the senate investigating committee,
have been finally presented In the district
attorneys Office and only await the action
OF the grand jury. which will present
them 70 the court. The time that has
e!apsed since the case Was first commenced
has been consumed ia the preparation OF
these indictments.
No more difficult technical task has de-
volved on the district attorney for years,
chiefly on account Of the lack OF psece-
denI The brunt Of the prosecution Of the
sugar trust sill rest upon the indictment.
There il no doubt that the lawyers OF the
trust wiIl make motions 10 quash the blils
the fsrst step In their defense. The de-
eision of fhe criminal court judge VIII
doubtless DO taken TO the court Of appeals
of the district, for although an appeal at
that stage Of an ordinary case Is not al
loved. the court Of appeals makes an ex-
csption for q case Of extraordinary inpor
tanes to save the expense OF q criminal
trial based upon an Indictment which may
be invalid. The decision of the sppsllsss
eourt upon the legitimacy Of indictments
sIu therefore, have much weight in do
termining ths power Of a congressional
COMMITTEES 70 compel witnesses 70 answer
questions, or. II refusing TO submit, 20
inpose punishment for contempt. II the
court Of appeais says that witnesses cannot
pe indicted for such IA ofisnse. that settles
me matter. unless an attempt 10 made 70
carry il to .he savrsiae court
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Principal, Miss winterbourne (Fforbel Union
6fndnats OF the Home and Colonial Training
essge, London, Englandl. who holds kinS
ssnniy tsacheFs certificate, seeond grade
Pupils received at any tiTns
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FIRE AZ san Jose. Cal. saturday de-
.troved the Red star laundry and an
adjoining bal!dlng, owned BY Peter Balix
Less. 81. 60.