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Evening journal., 1895-11-22
A Colon ial Tea.

A Colonial tea" was given at the
residence Of Mrs George CApelle. Nc
1904 Delaware avenue last night. for the
benefit OF the WOmea's Iniian Assosla
lion
The tea was we'll attended, about $50
persons being present during ihs
evening. Tea was served from 20 10
o'clock, and there were several
dne musical selections The ex.
aibit consisted Of needle work, engrav-
ngs. china and books, all a century or
more old
Evening journal., 1895-11-22
Wilmington, Novemb,r2l 1895.

Wa MeGaire, a well known citizen Of
IsKsy. Onio, Is Of the opinIon that there
IS nothing as so d for children troubled
siih colds or Group es Oasmbeflain's
Cough Remedy He 8 used it in his fam
ily for several years with ths bsst results
and always Keeps a bottle of IL In the
iouse After having Ia grippe be was him
solf troubled with a severe cough. He
lsed other remedies without benefit and
then concluded to Try the chidreu's med
icine and to his delight 10 soon effected a
permanent cure % aud 90 cent bottles
FOR sale by 2 James Belt, druggist. corner
Sixth and Market streets.
Evening journal., 1895-11-22
EIllltary Men An a Reav Race.

The Wilmington Bicycle Club has been
called upon 70 pace the military b'cyc isis
On q portion of their run from Washing
on to New York on December Four
teen pace makers are expected from
Wilmington for various points between
Washington aud Philadelphia Twenty
soldiers will rios 10 the ten relays The
riders to be pBcsd are: Wlgeius and
Date. Washington TO Columbia, 28i
uiles. three hours; 6 ariher and Monldep.
columbia to Baltimore, 800 miles,
swo hours; Athinsan Rrd Frautz,
Baltimore 10 Bslair, 214 miles,
-wo hours; Riva and Campbel
8slair to Havrs de Grace, 20 miles
sWo hours; Michael and Gibson
aavre de Grace, TO Glasgow, 16i miles
Two hours; Willis and Bennett, Glasgow
20 Whining ton, II milts one hour AID
iiTty minutes; Ball and Alexander
WILMINGTON to Philadelphia, 2s3 miles
two hours Freob aud DeSilver, Philsdel.
phia to Trenton, 30 miles, three hours
Prior and Tisruey, Trenton to New
Brunswick. so miles. three hours: Libby
'Dd Pitkin, New Bfuns wick TO New
York, 90 miles, three hours.
Evening journal., 1895-11-22
nrnehsa the Wrong Negro.

BRYAN, Tex, Nov 22.-Rev J. e.
Borne Of Madison county, Tex, brought
nows Of the iynohiRg Of n negro in a re-
mote part OF that county last Tuesday
night. He was accused of riding over
little white girl in the rond, inl'cting Sc
riou5 injuries on her. Later Developments
60 to show that tho mob got tho wrong
negro, and the guilty oDe made his escape.
Evening journal., 1895-11-22
ADJUSTMENTS.
Nen Gwtnne snd Loo Aetor J

Nell Gwynne and Her Actor Friends.
When Rhen appears on the Opera
House stage tonight and tomorrow
afternoon In Paul Kssters historical
play, "Nell Gvynna. there will be Gn
opportunity TO see the actor as he was in
the days of Charles IL Il iBw we'll known.
that from an Orange girl, Nell GRynne
bscims one OF the most famous Of
&C rssses In ihs play there are
characters Of actors who took part st the
Kings Thesfrs. D,urg Lane. In fact, the
dramatic work contains characters from
King Charles III to all clessos Of The
period Rhes commences as an Orange
girl and riBes to the dignity Of great
actress. and weRrB soms magnificent
gowns aud the ever popular "Nsll
dNynne Hat
Evening journal., 1895-11-22
MANNED

MOFF.Tr-wRIGHT.- Scott parson-
age, November l3 9j by r Y. k.bert Watt,
3enjav "a r. Mofit and Laura y. Wright,
10 of this city.
NATES-J0A SSON In Camden. y.
m Toursdsy. Nav 2. 1895, by Rev. Charles
BoWden. No pa Vine street. south Caiude9.
eugene K. Yates and Mils Fannie p. John
son. both Of this city.
Evening journal., 1895-11-22
rar-ett 10 Tsetifg Aeainst chansy.

BosToN, Nov. &C. 1T is announced at
police headquarters that William Barrett,
the man who IS now serving life SEN
tonce in state prison for murder, will be
brought into court 20 testify in tho case OF
James Chnfloy. Barrett will be taken
from prison on o writ Of habeas corpus.
He is perfectly willing to appear
Evening journal., 1895-11-22
vireInIus Coming to The Opera HOUSE.

Nothing of mora interest TO locsl
theatre pa'rous has been announced this
season than the fact that Manager Bsy lis
has succeeded IN securing a return en-
Pagement OF tha Charles 2. HsDfcrd
Elihu Z Spencer and Nora O'Brien com
pgny which will oe remembered for their
masn Gc nt production OF THE Merchant
Of Venics" here last September. They
sill present Sheridan KnoWles. noble
Did ;rsf edy 'yirsnius' next Monday
uisht with the foil strength OF thei
company a. a complete scenic ,qui pmsnt
equaling IA, wonderful scenery used b.
them il their forner engs gsgemsnt here
Evening journal., 1895-11-22
snn-rlpu From Drint

James Boyd, IN old man was taken to
police headquarters this morning. in Z
5ers bad shapo ffcm ] ng and persistent
dripkiog DE- Hughes examined him
and directed Lin 20 Do solt io the Alias
h0ukh
Evening journal., 1895-11-22
CHURCH CLUB DINNER.
Distinguished Clergy and Laity
in Pleasant Assembly.
A PRETTY HOME WEDDING

Miss BerthaJ j Mccoy the Bride and John
V. Jewell, the Groom-Other Matters
OF Personal Interest to: Wilmington
People, Their Neighbors and Friends.
Pleasant Rocep ption at cookmau Church
All communications intended for insertion
q this column should be addressed to Society
Editor, care Of the kvENIsG JOURNAL. Com
municeions should be written on one side OF
he paper only.
Evening journal., 1895-11-22
raported surrendcr OF Rcro.

HAVANA, Nov. 22.-Aocording TO an
official dispatch received hero from Glen.
fuegos, province of Santa Clara, the in
surgent leader Rego, with 250 followers,
has surrendered to the authorities OF that
place.
Evening journal., 1895-11-22

once seventh and Iiias. Phone B4b.
H T. Sergeant dealsr 10 coal and wood
ESy- -I,a-ee pos coal fnr family nss 50. 30
ry hickory wood FOR omen CRATES.
Evening journal., 1895-11-22
Annnsmber yTeddlnn.

William Anderson. Of this city. and
Miss Anna Haydon, daughter OF the late
Abraham HAYDEN, Of Fislisboro, near
odessa. will DO married ia Union Church.
near Fiedsboro, on Decembsr az 9
0 clock p m Several Wilmington friends
IF the con'isc ing parties will witness
shs ceremony.
Evening journal., 1895-11-22
ITEMS o. IN EREsT.

Gussy- why do You 90 perlistently wear
9 he hair Of another woman On our hcaaf'
spatrice-'Eor the came reoaon that yuI
wear IA skin nf another calf on your feet"
The Great Divide.
Evening journal., 1895-11-22

"By the way. Uncle Cyrns." said tho hos
Tess, pourit e the TEA. when you were in Italy
did You ever see the natives naking mac
lron - "Qnen.' replied Uncle @ rus
better not helpuncie cyrus 70 aDy maca chi -"
-ChlcauO Tribune.
Evening journal., 1895-11-22

WILMINGTON AND NORTHERN Rail-
w kOAD. Tine tAbls In effect Sept "a
826.
Trains leave Wilmington. French stresi
,tation, for b. a o. junction. MontchAnin
Tinterthur. Guyencourt. 9rano9ue, Co49Art,
Jhadds' Ford Junction. FoccOBcu. Weft
heSter, Embreeville. Mortonville, Coetee.
Siile Ard intermediate stations, daily, excepi
sunday, A. 80 a 10. bk. 4tb and ~ n
sunday only At 10 q N. % and 4 % n,
For MaynoshurR Junction, Spriugrolo arc
intermediate stations, daily, except SUNDAY
St 735am. t5 and % y M. Sundays oayH
10 n; 50 and Us . m.
Tor Joanna, Birdsboro. Residing ana inter.
oediAte stations, daily except Sunday, ~
35 . m and 30 . IA. Sunday cnly at 10 N
A, e. NcCAUsDASD. auperintandent-
B0WGEss BRIGGS, Ge9z RseSe1Sx AEepi
Evening journal., 1895-11-22
slcknsss Prevented.

WrrMrNeroS, Del. Nov. ). 1895 I'VE have
been usi z HoGd's filia ia our faulty and
believe th q by their use We have saved a
i.raat deal Of sickness FRANK SLACK.
Hoo4's Pills cure sick headache.
Evening journal., 1895-11-22
rO-morrOw's Contest on The GridIrOp.

The game OF footbali bstween Warren
and the Rthletic department Y NJ O. A..
Of Philadelphia, 70 be played tomorrow
afternoon et Union street grounds
promises to be a great one. The line up
is az follows:
Evening journal., 1895-11-22
LErreRs FRoM &c peopLe.
Ro.s Nnt nn a nIoner Hunt

Ross not on "A Money Hunt.
70 the Editor OF the Evening Journal.
SIR: l would respectfully request thst
ny naue BE- not ussd ia connection with
sny reports regarding the DeHaven
lain. 1 deny having sny connection
vifh any reported movements FOR the
recovery OF the loen
Very respectfully.
BOwARD D Ross
Evening journal., 1895-11-22
MAKE MONEY QUICK.
MAKE MONEY QUICK.
MAKE MONEY QUICK.
MAKE MONEY QUICK.
Come to our big store to- day or
SATURDAY
and buy q suit of Of that
uAVU pnTnE

OOmt 70 Nuf ulk nNolT Ao-ANJ "
SATURDAY
and buy q suit of Of that
HALF PRICE
Counter'uS9 suits on It yesterday, two
scores less this M We told you about
yottsrdsy. All the broken lots huddled
together on this oounter-Sack Suits and
Frock Suits Black Suits and Blue Suits
Brown and Gray-Mlxed suits--All-
Wool Suits and good Union Cashmere
Sults-$2O Suits and &lS Sults-SiS
Suits and &l2 suits-Si0 Suits and 81 %
Suits.
BUT ONE-HALF
BUT ONE-HALF
BUT ONE-HALF
OF the Price Buys Them Friday and Sat-
urdsy Size 38 TO A.
We can ht you-Come along. Your
money back II you want IT,
HAMBURGERs,
HAMBURGERS,
No 220 and 300 Market street
Store open every night.
Evening journal., 1895-11-22

QuickiLuBch
AZ Beckett's. Nos. and s West Sixth
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-26

Action On Pension for Her Deferred
INN NeNl lenr.

SAN FRANCISCO. CAL.. July % Cor
ra spondencr OF the United Press. per
steamer cry of lekin.-Ionolulu. July
N.-Ou account of the violent opposition
made t0 the proposed pen siCu of 5000 a
year for Princess kauldnl, the SENATE
has tabled The item FOR action at the
next years session OF the LtslslarIr'.
Iul opposition proceeds chiefly from
fke more radical class Of whites. The
older residents gcnrally favor the pension.
Resentment az the violence OF the roy
ceut for the impartial treatment of Pfiv-
believed that the lapsa of another year
viii prove favorable 10 her. An lmuor-
taut statement has hecn presented 90 tine
StLlte hy Finance Minister Damon. show
iu. that ln consequence of the expenses
0f Che insIrIeCtiOu. extra military outlay
and police expenses. also The loss OF reVe-
uIc from the interruption of business.
the finances bad ln one year from July
1. l@t 90 July 1, 1885, run behind 10 the
amount 0f $4,000.
This appeared ln the reduction OF the
cash balance iu the Treasury ny SlYa.n0U.
and in the increase of the nOating debt
Dy ShrsV. I'm addition 20 the above the
bonded and interes t-paying debt was fu
the same time Increased by SIP 0u0 which
haI been used Cor remunefatye public
works
Tie credit Of the Government was ex-
Ceilent All the bonds required We're
readily plgced la Honolulu at par AT q
.ef cent
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-26
CRITICTsES UR. RYiN.
Secretary Carlisle says He Was Not Talk
ing for Publication.

WASHINGTON. ID. G.. July 3.-Secre-
tary Carlisle is very much provoked at
the appearance IN the Richmond Va.)
State Of what purports to be an interview
with him. In which no IS reported 10
havo talked freely on political matters.
and declared. among other things, that
President Cleveland would not be "A
willing candidate for third term. and
that he lthe Secretary did not want the
nomination"
Secretary Carlisle declined 20 discuss
the accuracy Of the statements made
therein, bat lt IS learned that on sun
day last Alr. William Ryan, collector OF
internal revenue for the Second district
Of Virginia, ana also president of the
Richmond state Newspaper Company.
called on Secretary Carlisle at his resi-
dence here and the two had . long talk
on general and political subjects.
Mr. Ryan. 10 is stated. called prcsuma-
bly,. I'm his official capacity. and what was
said by Secretary Carlisle 90 him was
said in confidence between officials Of tho
same political party and administration.
Things are coming 70 a pretty pass,
said an official to-day close 20 Secretary
Carlisle. "when the Secretary cannot talk
90 one Of his own trusted subordinates
without having it appear I'm the news
papers IN garblel form
It IS stated that Mr.. Ryan took no
notes, and wrote two days afterwards
from his recollection and impression OF
what Secretary Carlisle said; but the pub
lishod statement puts the lattcr's woris
in quotation marks.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-26
TWENTY YEARS A FUGITIVE.
William ]. Urqunarf, Accused Of Murder,
Returns 10 Suffolk.
MANY OF The WITNESSES NOW DEAD,
And IL l. Believed That IL VIII be Hard to
Convict the Accuse-The Prisoner
Given a Preliminary Hearing
and sent on to tho
Grand jury.

SUFFOLK, VA, July Civilian J.
Urquhart accused OF numbering John r.
Gay on November s. 1870. and who has
been a fugitive from Justice since that
time. to-day voluntarily surrendered him
self to the authorities. and had pre-
lIminary hearing before Mayor Brewer.
The Mayor. after hearing evidence and
strong pleas by counsel, sent Urquhart
on the grand jury. and committed him
without bail.
The prisoner was represented by W. ;.
Holland, and the prosecution by Merritt
Briggs. 4 good many OF the prominent
witnesses In the case are now dead, and
IL is the opinion OF many that it Will
he impossible 10 convict tire accused.
HISTORY or IHt CRIME.
Cay was found murdered near his home
on the above date. with a pistol-shot
wound iu his breast. Urquhart imnedi-
ately lett the community, and notwith-
standing the efforts OF detectives towards
his capture. he always eludod them. ana
after wandering for nearly 4 quarter of
century. he voluntarily returned ana
asks FOR a trial lie has confessed the
murder. out claims soif-defcnec. The al
legged murderer and the murdered man
are well connected. and the case has at
tractcd much attention.
The accused is seventy years OF age,
his form bent with hardships and travel.
and his beard IS long and white.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-26
fNCRE-fSED TRfEFFC.


One Cause.
BALTIMORE. ND. July 25.-Rapor's .
the Manufacturers Record show n large
increase I'm the traffic Of southern rail-
roads. especially those ln the coal and
iron regions. The Alabama Car Assocla-
ti0n reports having hauled nearly Zltp
ears in June. against 300 I'm June or
last year.
Tho Improvement IN railroad affairs IS
bringing To tine front a larse number or
railroad extensions Of existing gyfiems,
and also quite a number Of short lines.
which are being organized Ia many parts
of the South. every State being repre-
sented.
lhc number of cotton mills organized
and Two mills. 10 cost $1,000 each are %
Dee built at Greensboro, ana TWO more are
being worked upon az the same pace,
but are not definitely assured. \ $4,000
mlll. am Increase Of capital OF over NO.
GO for the enlargement OF a Tennessee
mill. "a 10000 mill company a salisbury,
y. g.. new mill lu AlObama, "A 5000
mill AT Athens Ca. a large knitting mill
an Newport News. Va, 10 turn ont HN
dozen garments a cay. a projected MILL
% cost 10000 in Texas. and number oi
enlarcements OF established mills at diff
f.rent points.
Other important events for the week
include the letting OF bids for contracts
Tor the Southern railway az Norfolk a
$4,000 seed mill in Texas, grain elevators
and cotton congresses at New orleans, a
fDppy cigar and tobacco company in Flor
iid. and "a number OF miscellaneous 'n-
terpriscs iu different parts OF the South.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-26
TnE rRoUBLE Ar raNfWf.
The Department Tried 70 Conceal the ii-
ianta's Presence.


ianta's Presence.
WASHINGTON. July 2j-The informa-
ton through newspaper dispatches that
there WAS Ht,le danger OF serious trouble
along the line OF the Panama railway on
account OF the strike OF rs employees, was
supplemented today by 2 llspafrh fecrlt-
ed ar the state Department from consult
mcnt expresses itself 10 maintain orief'
II there is no change for the worse. no
United States warship VIII Doe ordered 10
Colon or Panama.
ft developed this afternoon that the
presence Of the cruiser Atlanta AZ ta-
Naua, which was unexpectedly dnnqlnrci
yesterday. was one result 0f the cabinet
conference held last Friday 20 devise bet
ter means for enforcing tho neutrality
laws against cuban hliDustcrcrs.
An effort was made 90 keep secret tho
movements Of the vessel hy concealing the
cable message from her commander mel
Tying the Navy Department OF her afri-
val. Movements OF naval vessels are
usually made public by the department,
but the fact that the Atlanta had reach
ed Havana was concealed by the oihciais
OF the department until they were iatS-
fled that IL was known 10 newspaper
men.
IL IS likely that the Atlanta Is after
some alleged nlibusterer. and the depart
ment is afraid that the publication OF
her movements will frustrate any plans
her commander may have FOR Intercept
ing them. other vessels may have been
ordered 20 assist the Atlanta I'm patrOt
duty. and the fact that this was done ana
suppressed ls exceedingly probable.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-26

PORT JERNls. July o. Howard Me-
Alllster. of the Port Jcryis Nhcclmen,
who returned o. tAis place Yesterday ~
stage from a spin Ou his wheel down
mo Delaware river. bad a rather unplea-
SAINT experience with COW near sIar-
ehalfs Greek. lie passed three Jerseys
Grazing bv the roadside. a few seconds
lafer he heard the sound OF hlofs. ana
looking around found one Of the poFine4
In hot purscit She ran up % hlm and
gave a vigorous Kick, smashing 'nt lv..
,,-,r4 yvh.ei and lne.ratng HIS leg. tic
ran 10 a safe place. end the anfry COW
made several Intellectual attempts 10 toss
the bicycle IN the air WITH her horns.
and then ran back 20 her com mptiHy,is.
n was only a few days before mat Len
Ivafsou Of this place. had bis wn'-i
badly crippled by the kick OF COW when
attcmpted 10 cross the road in aAFanee
Of him near where McAllsier eheouh-
tered the cow.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-26
coNDEmlfnD ~ N.u-iL suRGroys.
Options are Being Taken on all The Wharf
Property.

NORFOLK, VA, July S'.-SyeclaI.-lhe
man James simIfcn, found dead AZ ~
west Camden street. Washington city,
yesplday left With John T. Carr, Ok
the Eagle House. Portsmouth. before he
departed for Washington. a check Tor
$50 and about Ss0 ln money.
A receipt for these amounts was iOond
IN his clothes. Tie was condemned hy the
IaVal surgeons here as unfi- for seftire.
and went 10 Washington with The Vicw ~
having hls disability removed
Parties presumably representing the
Atlantic Coast Line and southern rail-
way are taking options on every piece ~
land they can az iinncrs Point. Mtssl.
j. T. Griffin and henry kirn purrras,i
five acres yesterday Tor N3D.tW MI.
Davis Mccormick had an option on TINS
tract hut allowed if 90 sypife.
Nffrrtfon fs now being directed 70
Swimming Point. aui options are Deing
taken there. 'Iu VECse interest u D. not
known g.,
President Spencer OF the southern, -
cAIsctcd cre m few days
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-26

4 New Order. To be "a sort Of Catholic
FrcemasOnry.

BROOKLYN. y. y, July G.-A new or
der, FOR the present known as the knights
OF colum1rs, is forming il Brooklyn,
with the probability Of rs extending
not only throughout the State, bat All
over The country ard Cauad1, and per-
ha1s beyond the borders OF the American
continent. II is 10 be a sort Of Catholic
Fr.ens s0rry, and several lodges have al
ready been formed.
One lodge is made up almost entirely IN
IFS membership from the rolls Of the
Colombian club. in this city. The pur-
pose Of the new order is for mutual help
and The furtheranfe OF such schemes OF
heneiicence in the way OF life insurance
protection for families and the Ike as
may commend themselves 10 the best
Judgment OF the members.
1T Is 70 10 FOR the Catholics. SAID
one Of the promoters to-day, what Free
masonry does for such men as may enter
that order Politics viii be absolutely
tabooed. as IL is in Freemasonry. ana
the founders OF the order hope that witn
"A friendly feeling toward II in the chnrch,
"A vastly influential membership VIII De
CARED
The idea broached by few clubmen OF
forming such an order grew so raplIly
that it has been determined 20 chH
conference Of those Who would Dc most
likely 10 Join such an order, ana elt-
cular for that purpose Is now Dein4 pre-
pared
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-26
4 Narnl Surgron.. SuIcIde.

PHILADELPHIA. PA. July 3.-Dr.
Henry Mackie. a surgeon ia the United
states navy. with the relative rank OF
ucUtenant-coma 1nder. was found dead
10 nieht In tae library at his Residence,
wfth q Lullot-hole through his head. The
case is one of suicide.
Or. Mackle was alone In his house. the
family bcg.s az The seasnore. Where Is
no known reason for Or. Mackie having
.mlttcd suicide. II Is SAID he has
been drinking OF bate
DR.. Mackle entered the navy In lN',.
and his last service was aboard the
cr,,fser Chicago. For several months
nast h. has been on waiting orders.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-26

county wer washed AWAY. The Softhern
Pacific train for New ORLEANS AMI the
Texas Pacific train for -. Louis. which
left her IN the afternoon. returned 20 the
city late last night. as the mountain
waters had swept away three miles OF
track and a bridge two miles east OF
tinlay. on a Joint track Of the two roads.
III ia reported there is a big rise in the
Rio Granie above FL pasO. and a force
OF men are Strengthening the weak points
In the old levee part OF the city. Flood
waters from the mountains washed down
a number OF Mexican abode houses in the
valley below Hf Paro
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-26

NASHVILLE. TENN. July The sun .1
PItIishfnR Company vas ineorppraien
here yesterday. and vii plniis,a q Nv ,,sN.
ist Ex-f'orgressman L. A. Enloe VII
be- in charge os the paper whlch ""
advocate the free coinage OF silver
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-26
- pIIDE's LiDrER'> fEf.
Action Taken By the Marquis of Queens
hurry to Enforce Payment.

LONDON. July 2.-The Bankruptcy
Court has granted a receiving order
against the property Of oscar Wide a,
az Instance OF the MarIuis OF Queens.
r,~, ~ enforce the payment ot %
rounds. the laffers claim for lawyer
lee which the former was ordered ~
the court 10 pay the latter.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-26
,.rAruFK IONLCA>r.

vAsurNGTON. u. c.. 1uly For
>,"rfh carolina. Fair. possibly preceded
- sho,xers near ,hc coast ID the carry
,,;soroire. warmer: westerly ~siriS.
For Virginia. Fair; warmer. "es"'N
Winds
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-26
r.<cE or rHErMoMErE..

The following was the range OF the
thermometer at The Times office yester-
NJ n: Y ". 70: Z. n. u: a..
A.. Y: 9P. ~. q. midnight - Aver
age. Il IL.