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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-11

TO TAKE PLACE TOM OREOW-TIIE BODY OF
TIE DEAD PRIEST LIES ~ STATE
Father Corrigan's body lay in at the rrctory
of the Church of our Lady Of Grace. Ilobokcn all
day yesterday. and viewed by hundreds OF his
faithful parshionors Many priests were also among
the visitors. prominent among them being Father
Corrigan's stanch friends. Fathers Hennessey and
Klllecn. Bishop WiCger expected at ~ o'clock
yesterday morning 10 arrange the details OF the
funeral. but he had been summoned TO a confer
ence with Archbishop Corrigan In this city and
could not come. In his place he sent Father Wal
with the dead priests relatives. II was arranged 10
Tho ce!ebfant Of the mass VIII he Father
Sheehan. Of st. Patrck's Church warm adinirer
OF Father CorriC1n. There will he Il requiem mass
OF course. but fl accordance with Il request made
by Father Corrigan. who had premonii!on on
THURSDAY that ne would die. the children of the
Sunday school will take part In the singing. Father
Corrigan also requested that his body be incased
in n plain pine coffin. This request Will also be
complied with. The choral Union which was
founded by Father corrgan. VIII also take part IN
the services directed 10y Professor O'ke"ie.
The rcctory was yesterday In charge OF Mrs. De
yalnce and Mrs. Lynch sisters OF Father Corrigan,
and Mrs Lynch's daughters There are also
two other ulcces. children Of Father CorTgan's
brother The Church OF our Lady Of Grace and
the parish have been placed In charge OF Father
Wallace. pending IN" appointment OF Father Corri-
gan's successor by Bishop Wigger
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-11
G,lp tUanieo.

Males.
AGESTS.-Saiary Cr cv.nnission. Great
est inventlon OF tho age New Paten,
Chemical Ink Ensine Pencil. Sells 9a
.ieAt. Works Ike magic: Agents MAKE
SO 10 sl23 per week. Write MON 10 T.
ERASER MFG. CO.. 700. La Crosse.
Wis
EMPLOYMENT. bookkeepers. collectors.
cashiers. Office assistants, snlcsM"n. CLERKS.
Nr1lAL AGENCY. ga broadway.
MIN WANTED on cattle s,camcr- TO
London. Liy'rp)ol ard GLASGOW work for
pls-agc. Apply Ct rrcefw' hist.
WANTED.-A woil-lnform,d. educated
gentleman - travel and take orders on
hlgh-class serial inetnlmcnt works. rN-
pcricnce not necessary. salary. commits
slnua ana expense paid competent parry.
a. y. TEN BROEck. - University Place.
Female.
COOK and IAUNDHESs Small family
:. of CITY references. can between II and
to-day. - East 3istst.
WANTED. = companion aud ho,se.
hcct'r. thor furily competent AMI export
cfr't, 81 refinement and ,dne0tian l1r-n
lnrs" AID shall i1uiy. Scud irf r,u.r-
IN letter oi ri piiDttion. which please u
dr =. W. y. .. Bon BOB. New orN tity.
WANTED. -IaHics a. do licht sewing
the country -cnd stamped cnNrlope fpr
pa.ti,ul,r. BAREEfi EMBROIDERY
10, - fremont Row. Boston. Mas.
IfD.-roMpctent cook; must ha
pood laIndrcss, also wanted housen1id. onr
who understand, waiting well references
Apply YOSEMITE. $50 Park.ayc.. HAT I,
between the hours Of IL and =.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-11
Proposals.


PROPOSALS FOR PAPER FOR THE PUB
/ I.IC PRINTING SEALED PROPOSALS Will De r.
ceived until January J.. 1894, at 1910 ocl. a. m i'r
IT,. year ending 2S'h - Fehrunfv 1893. the id pro-
po'as opened before and the award - contracts
made the Joint Committee u congress On fu
III. PRINTING ami test bidder fr ~" interest
q Government the committee res~rFng g. itself tho
right reject AMI AT bias. ns us judgment "t me
interests Government may dictate. No paper
VOID viii r received in any Instance Detailed schedules
i,nc 90. rre,lntior4 Win which bidders must comply.
Franz Itlfl lie
Printer Wilmington e. Tho contracts VIII De- entered
I'M, for eirpiving such quantities paper may tc
quantiti- forth in dciau IN the schedule comprise:
400 rearn5 machine finish printing paper. 2is3s.
q sized and white or tinted
printing paper. various sizes.
$500 rcams white writing IAper' various sizes ana
weights
800 rcams colorci writing paper. various sizes and
weights
100 reafne cover paper various sizes and weights
, 55|D pound y hes, Plate plate i2prr
10000 pounds fine coated wool-cut paper.
so ieams MANILA paper. various sizes and weights
100 reams tssu" nnd ,'Iyng paper
1900 pounds artificial parchment. various sizes.
2.ep pounds parchment deed
s2j sheets card board various colors fzes. weights
10 300 reains nrs-class ledger pa-er. white or blue
laln or vnve. various sizes and weights.
$50 roafns sccond-cnss ledger paper. white blue
laid ur woye. various sizes ana weights.
~ blotting pap"r any required color or
200 reams tar paper. 2ix3G. {
3Oj reams plaid. marble. and comb paper. various
20 reams white French folio. l7x22
Proposals. VIII be received for thousand or
more Iy direction Of the Joint Committee Of Congress
on Public Printing.
Washinrf0n December Is 1893
FRANK W. PALMER. Public Printer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-11
wovAy,s SPHERE ~ INDUSTRIAL WORK.

An Interesting lecture 1.-THE Industrial Position -
Woman" delivered last evening In the lecture hall
%. the school o, Social Economics at Fourih-ave and
sixtceufh-st hy the Rev. Charles H. Eaton. This
was one - the FREQ lectures provided
lv the school. The hall filled by IA attentive
audience a large majority q which were men President
George Gunion presided. ana made BRET preliminary
address on the suhfec, n DR. Ne;ou's loc'u-' 'fl
speakers took ground ~onlns sphere 10 ~ n-
dustra world had boon unip.y orcumscrtci. but should
and woull De greatly lr01d"nrL
The lecture next wednesday evening VIII D. On THE
H.g.nninqs - American soll'cr" lv Ir Louis O..
James president Of the HrooMyn Ethical Associanon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-11
Counirn ncal Gstate for Sale

AGENCY FOR MON iCLAil..-Res.
tcuVo Properties Of all descriptions Tor sac
and 20 let: furnished houses.
rlBES A TAYLOR. s BeeHman.s,.
~ FNCFLLENT FARM on Long
Island. p miles from city; 40 arr s. p1ft
woodland. good uil.lng-; railroad and
steamboat corrections with New York o.
fcr"d ~ - 500: f-cr ard clear. &. NJ
IloiAN. 2l9 West-St.
FLORIDA HOTEL. Tor sale or exchange.
- rooms. attractive location. railroad
centre. $4,000 J. W. ATWATER. %
Iibour-st.
TIE ORANGES. y. j.. \ SPECIAL.
TY.-S,ycral desirable redcncc- Tor sale
NJ East Orange. nrick Church. lIlalllnd
and Mountain STATIONS. also Llewrllyn
Park short 1Iiil-. summit. Madison. Nor
fistown and Montcair. y. J EDWARD
J.. HAMILTON X CO.. 90 broadway
fOHica 81. New-Yo-is-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-11
BOSTON,s PLEA FOR CANADIAN ROADS.

Boston. Jan. lO--At the annual meeting % the
Boston Merchants Association to-day. Alden Soearc
offered lie following resolutions. which were nnani-
mous,y adopted
Resolved That whereas 'h"re appears on the
official programme rec1ulM eadltions anu feSolii-
lions To- be considered AZ the annual meeting Of
The National Board OF Trade, 70 be he'd IN Wash
incton on Tuesday. Ja'nucTy g. ana the following
Il resolution from tho Chamber OF tointner"'
Of Cincinnati faVOring such an Amendment 10 the
Interstate Commerce act. so-caed as shall protect
American railways against the competition or trans
UOr,atiOn lines. which ar" not now subject 10 me
provisions Of the act-wh'ch we understand 10 be a
purpose to deprive New England OF the great Ma
tional Transportation ana competitive advantages
afforded by the Canadian railroads. and
Whereas 30 public interest or question coming
before that body Is Of greater importance 10 the
welfare Of Boston. Il Is hereby
Resolved That orr delegation be instructed - op-
pose A. this meeting any action hostile TO those
ransp1rttln interests essential TO tho continual
prosperity Of Boston. and all the cities and centres
Of population and industry in New England ana
the great Northwest
J. r. Lesson and J. r. Lane are the delegates Of
the association to the meeting above referred -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-11
Ciin Real estate FOR Sale.

RIVERSIDE DRIVE. corner IOe:h.st.-
Sul>tantili. Artistic detached house; low
piirc; send fur cirrular. ATLAS IN
i'fONrNENF co. ~ Nroliwav
THE GREATEST West silc bareain VT.
-F1ur-FfDrr - q. decorated rrst-clls-
house. near Office; others: al prices.
STEVENS. 9th-ave.. cor. ?3a-st.
VALUABLE Ave corner i-stnrv iron
building; good investment: bargain quic',
buyer. might "Xrhangr. NIXON co E'way.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-11
DrrssmaklnQ.


A.-ARTlsTIC DKfSSMAkING at
short notice. ta,lor-made dresses. jackets
and cloaks. uodcrdte prices. Mrs. VI LIZ
hoy. 1. fa-t llth-st.. between Broldhdy
and University Place.
4 FASHIONABLE DKE>SMAKEH VIII
20 out hy DAY. or tike work home 40
rea.onahlc prices TO suit customers. Mp
BROWN, 7lJ oth-ave.
DHkssMAkEK.- Inorough. desire, en-.
mont ia o. ont OF city. remcdolllnR a
speciality highest RI rencos. Miss p,
Box 5V9. Iribuns Uptown Once. "a
broadway.
pREssMAKER wants a few moro Gus
toners ~ home suits from 81 W. II
FOX. 3l2 west S0th-at.. near Riverside
Drive.
DEt>sMAKII dc-ir.- work at her
residence perfect ut stylish trimmer,
terms moderate. 80 Wort loOth-st
uRE>,MAKING nr-i.cla.s. by thc lay
(sl 90. - at home nod'int' tcmoir.ling
uenay ,one cltv >, ference. AGdrt =,
FASHION. .o3 last 4sfh-s;.
DREssMAKER by thoroughly expert
rrced dfessmakcr In all its branches.
with highest New YORK references. d.5ir"s
cngagencnts II or out - iown. Address
THOKOtGH. Box 81. i.2i2 Broadway.
DRESS ER.-Flr-t-cia litter and
cutter lately from Europe. desires = few
more customers. either 10 home or by the
ca,. Address Ms, FEtRlLR. 3ol west
l3)th-sf.
ENpLIuIN, SSMAkER by
day, - 80 OF home. ci'ip tf.t-clI-s cut
frr aad itt,r, y u. Iaflor', hy-t'n.,
lunch only. TAnLoH, lj' Inst +7rl--t.
IIE,r.CLASs DRfS>MAKEE. late
from lifh-4yr. "-ttb. l~tm'ut, grie.t
lffr. b. 30 p'r day. f0r.criy - rfrn-
.ur dr,--c- sI"cla't, dr.-,es ramodcucl.
liLAEN. iCj art 2stn--t.
FlltSI,LASS DKIlSNM NKtR wishes "a
f.w Eiors customer. az home; latest ~ les.
l.rfr.t ~ nud fni.h guaranteed moccrlf
irre-: highest city reference. Jl0 ", -
.lsi-rf.. near s'h0vc, ring once.
MADAME UORTENSE. Contur!e.o fInu.
cai-c. 2iG W'-t ljtn-st.. lat WITH Il At
nan $ co. and >i'fl Hrp-.. Will rmolrl
ln-t -'1-pu'. bal and carriage dresses DIM
mr. gov aId -tg,"t cosfumn, into tn latest
Partisan styles. AZ Very nod rate prices.
ladies' own material, made up; fauIticss
nttng
SEAL sACQJEs reiyei. repaired or
made into Fashionable cnpes at reduced
prices. Mrs. DARKER. liB Wes, 3Dth-st.,
late with Ggnthcr's Some. 5tn-hve.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-11

,nAMBERMAID and WAITRESS, or
NURSf.-By neat tidy young Girl first
class references, moderate wages city or
country. Gail l24 East ilst..t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-11
Gorecs an0 CGrrldees.
ESTABLISHED 1874.
J NJ. gClNBY & Co.
CARRIAGE MAN Frs.

- + " y = y -. ).
CrrAT Bi.GAlSs rs SECOND tIAND
CARR At;ES. LANDNu> BERRIES
COACHES. BROCGlfAMS, ROCKA.
WAYS. CAnhupLETS PUALTONS.
SvENFTS AID BuGGTTS. ny COOP
NAKEnS. All ~ sEHFECT OnDEE.
rHl - ~ititA riN REDUCED.
FACTORY AND WNRrROOMS OprO.
SIZE BkOAD.sT; STATION. D.. l.. ( W.
r x. Thirty MINUTES iEON BAR.
CTAY OR CHHISTOPTlTE-S' FFERY.
ELTGNEl carriac" no - Il, IN 49,
high - year old. for silr: fulr wa
iaui.d. - JcJ"f- 'i--'.. Bro Elyn.
FOR SALE Fire sable horse: ~
high: veil butt; bril- cvi-" and has the
cai'- p-lcr - i~onali". Nds,r.- Dr. a.
g. JAtK~nN. T.. q. Bo, 81. Jluoica.
l.. l.. Y. :.
FOR SALE. n'~s. fcr Children. tha;
ar broken aud reliable. al.o 3r.ldng
stock. Addfes- Or. %. e.. Jh"KSON. T..
.. rON lGl Jamaica. l.. l.. y. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-11
\ POINT GAINED EY TIE BURLINGTON.

Chicago. Jan. lo.-Chalrman Caldwell. Of the
Western Passenger Association. promulgated de-
cison to-day justifylng the contracts Of the Bur
ngton road with the tours, agencies OF Cook &
Sons and Gaze !; Sons and ruling that under these
contracts the Burlington mad right TO sell It's
tickets through these agencies In Association terri
tory. The matter has been the subject OF "A good
deal of discussion and friction. but the chairman
holds that the contracts We're flied with the
chairman ut the time OF the reorganization of the
association. they did not come under the provisions
of the agreement
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-11
Real estate f0anlc0.

WELL LOCATED lots or suburban real
estate. free and clear. for shares OF stock
II y large and successful manufacturing
corporation. located In New York. with
ranches in the West. amount ~ par
value. $1,000 Address. with fun par
tlculars. NORRIS. Box :. Tribune Office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-11
WI DrprW TO TALK ABOUT THE rope.

Chauncey NJ Dcpcw has accepted an invitation
from the Catholic Club TO give n talk before It's
members on his recent trip 70 Europe and his In
teryicv with Pope Leo XIII II Will take place IN
tho Tenfen season the clubhouse In Flfty-ninth-
81, before the members and their wives and friends.
Frederic X. COudert VIII also lecture about the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-11

COACHMAN and GARDENER.-Single
80; willing; excellent wOrkmen; best per.
sJnal city references; understands care OF
horses and driving thoroughly; generally
useful. b., Box l. Tribune pffice.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-11
FURNISHED Rooms tuanic0.

WANTED From February |. n fully FUR
nishei apartment. 81 eight or nine rooms.
centrally located, with elevator. by re-
svonslblc party. Address j. I. NJ. POST
on ce BOX 80. En,lcwood y. J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-11
for Sale.

- - - $500
NETWORK aud Staten Island express
two horses, wagons nrst-clI-- business
terms easy s"lling on account of sickness
Address J.. w. MASON. Tomphn-yi!ic.
=. /.
RESTAURANT, good location. on GIn.
owe. doing fair business. DAVIDSON,
l24 Oth-aNe.
- f.S.-Wc haze made up 100 rrst.
,lass house safes. guaranteed nrcprooi /;
our price. ais worth $40 Call and ex.
snine them. Z. n. GROSS. 400 B'way
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-11

We are Obliged to retrench on operating
penses" Al the office q the general passenger
agent Il was learned that not more than six or
seven trains would be taken of.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-11
Business Gbanres

49, - -
WILL sell half interest IN ilrst-class
theatrical company and drau,a, playing the
principal cities In America this coming sea
son. for $500; party 10 act a. treasurer
experience unnecessary. Address STAGE
MANAGER, 20 Sth-aye.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-11

COACHMAN. gardener and general use.
ful-man; understands his duties thoroughly !;
can milk and care for furnace; good refer
ences. II. H.. Box 43, Tribune Office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-11
domestic 8ituarons Uanteo

COOK .-flrst-class German. American,
Spanish, French. IIollandIsh; hotel, restau-
rant, or rich private house, or private
DOardinghouse references given. 233
Adams St. BROOKLYN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-11

fOACHMAN or GROOM.-By ScoCh-
man. "a thoroughly experienced and re-
liable; well recommended city or country.
I. s.. care Moore. s25 7th-aye.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-11
BUYING UP OLD COLONY STEAMBOAT STOCK.

BUYING UP OLD COLONY STEAMBOAT STOCK
Boston. Jan. l0.-The New-York. New-Haven and
Hartford Railroad Company has acquired all but
about 200 Of the outstanding shares Of the Old
Colony Steamboat Company. and Is bidding 225 for
the remainder through the Old Colony Trust Com
pany. The Railroad Commissioners recently re-
fused the petition OF the Old Colony road for leave
to consolidate with the steamboat company on the
basis Of four shares OF the former 10 three OF the
latter. There then 2.327 shares outside the
old Colony Railroad treasury. The steamboat
stock In the Old Colony treasury by the report OF
June 80. 1893 $4,000, or about tlree-quarters
of all The stock acquired now Is that held by III
diViduas.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-11
THE DIVISION OF THROUGH RATES.

Chicago. Jan 1O-A conference was held here to-
day between the Western Freight Association roads
and those in the Central Traffic Association the
subject OF division Of freight rates on through
traffic from the Mississippi River TO Buffalo, Pitts
burg and the other Eastern terminals OF the Cen
trail Traffic Association roads. The Western roads
claim that the present basis OF divisions Is unfair
to them and they demand a revision. After DIS
cusSiOn of the subject the matter was referred 10
a committee. consisting OF representatives, OF eight
Eastern roads and four Western roads. This com
mittee Will prepare plan Of revision 10 be sub
United to a future meeting. for which no definite
date fixed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-11

INFRINGEMENT on THE BOSTON AND
MAINE.
Boston Jan 1O-A further reduction in train SER
vice is announced by the Boston ana Maine OH
Gals President Luclus futile says In explanation:
business has been as quiet and dull Tor Inc ran
ronds as for other business concerns. ms winter
has been the dulest with us for fifteen years, ana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-11
AN AGREEMENT on PASSENGER RATES.

AN AGREEMENT on PASSENGER RATES
The Subcommittee of general passenger agents
appointed at the meeting of the Joint Committee
of the Trunk Line and Central Traffic Association
on Tuesday was in conference yesterday with Com
rnissioners Goddard, Blanchard and Farmer dis
cusslng the proposed agreement 70 control pas
sanger rates The purpose Is 10 form a broad
and permanent agreement by which rates may be
maintained and an equitable distribution or plssen-
ger traffic secured The new scheme IS not al
United be poo. although II Is declared uat
the Interstate Commerce law nowhere iorblds me
Dooling OF PASSENGER business The roads are
anxious 10 avoid pool. involving settlement OF
balances In money II they can secure the Dement'S
&c a pool as regards the stability OF rates. 1t Is
desired to arrange the system Of dinerentia rates
20 as TO secure to each line the actual carriage
Of travellers In accordance with fair distribution
of business. The full committee Will o-day rece ~,
the report Of the subcommittee and Will then lay
its recommenda tons before the presidents anu
general
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-11
TRANSCONTINENTAL LINES IN WAR PAINT

Chicago Jan. 10.The conference Of the transcon-
tinental roads. which has been In continuous session
since January T. adjourned late this evening with
having reached any agreement in regard to pas
senger rates The differences between the Canadian
reconcilabe. The Canadian Pacific wanted "A diner
entail on it's Puget Sound business The other roads
would have been willing TO allow small dliferen-
tia over its route from Victoria to san Fran
CISCO but the Canadian Pacific claimed that II was
fairly entitled differential Puget Sound bus!-
ness account Of the disadvantages under which
II labored in getting from Victoria TO Puget sound
After every phase OF the situation had been as
cussed without changing the original views OF the
dsputants. they decided 20 abandon the effort for
the present. An all-rOund rate war in transcon-
t!nenal passenger rates Is now considered certain
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-11


ErOOklyn.
Females
\ Young WIDOW - eduraton ana
XXI, rfi.fice IN hOuscnpd management car
u SERVANTS. &c. desires position aS COM
panion or "a surcr.ntend nous hcid ~ rly
Or country; would take care " an lnNand'
f., good traveller; oalv roa. otaJlc com.
u iisat.on .Auectci. Ms. w, Tribune
tpown ONCE. l.242 Broadway.
\ YOUNG FRENCH MARRIED COT
pie would like to mind child about
years old. Mime CHENlLLARD' ~
Vest 2.th-st.
GERMAN gentlcwoman. having. visit
ing rncaccmonts, de'ir's home In en-
chang for two hour daily inst uetloh
I'm lpncuiees and music. Address En-
CHANGE. ~ 4th-ave'
HIGHLY CULTIVATED Hanoveran
visiting teacher desires additional pupils
for painting. II. st-cllss music. languaee''
sciences reads duets with advanced pupils.
SUCCESSFUL, l57 ith-avc.
JANlTRt.sS, Sc.-By a stong young
ma ri woman M chiidren) as Janlaies''
working hDusckccpcr a. e. ci'',n on'es'
- Jon.s-st.. in grocery store.
STEXOGRAPmER ami Remin non type.
writer By young lady having some ex'
DR.. Schuyler, Orange, y. J. Address A.
". H.. 81 Itillycr-st.. Orange. n. J.
STFNOGRAPiIf.R and TYPEWRITER
(Smith Premier. experienced, desires 20.
.tion; or VII reeel N,ss wgry at oiIs
Nassau-st. Room Gl3.
STEM OGRApHER and TYPEWRITER.
by young lady 40; good penman in
English and Gclman no Office expert.
cnce. Address OLGA DRESDRfK, 9i
Fast Sth-st.
To PALESTINE and Egypt, Feb. /,
this excursion would chaperOn two or three
Young ladies' without compensation other
than expenses; references required and
given Mrs -. RUDOLFF. Clevelan1,