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The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1898-08-24

The soldiers lust returned from the
front appreciate the benefits of Ameri-
can civilization as never before. They
know what 1T is TO endure the diseon-
forts that abound in other lands, ana
they turn to their loved America with
increased devotion and added love as to
nation which is the best on top or the
earth and worthy of the shedding or all
the blood contained in the veins Oh the
millions of freemen who make IN It's
people. in order that the purity OF its
institutions and the transcendent glory
of its attainments may be sus aimed.
Yesterday two volunteers were sitting
in restaurant on the Avenue, talking or
their experiences. They bore evidences
of having seen hard service in their brief
sojourn at the seat of war. but they
were. the better Americans for It. as their
conversation showed.
Il say" said one of them, stabbing a
wad of fillet of veal as though il were a
bunch of Spanish moss, did you ever
see such a place as that old Santiago?
What relief 1t is to get back to Gods
country.
at is indeed" replied the one address
ed reaching across three yards OF i'm
maculate table linen in order to possess
HiihScii VI d lew DuICHeS ol rye DFtdu-
Didn't know 1t was such a good place
to live in. did you? Won't it be jus;
grand to get out in our pasture lot at
home'-thise in a somewhat falteriug
tone, whether from joy at the thought or
a flood of tender recollections cannot be
said-"and wrestle with the cows, a-tak-
In them home nights?'
Don't talk.'' was all the response the
first speaker made. but it was plainly to
be seen that he meant no offense.
After all, he was a soldier. and soldiers
are supposed TO be men of slaughter and
sternnesSl-p9t Of sentiment.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1898-08-24

From the New York Journal.)
sDid they treat you wels" asked the friend
of the former prisoner of war;
Eyes was the reply, ssbut not often enough"
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CIRCULATION STATEMENT.

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Readers of The Times who may at any time
be unable 10 procure copies OF it at any news
stand or railroad station or on railroad trains,
will confer favor upon the management by send
ing to this Office information OF the fact.
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Communications intended for publication in
The Times should be tersely and pa My written,
and must in all cases be accompanied by the
name and address OF the writer. Rejected COM
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uscIipts of obvious importance viii be returned
to their authors.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1898-08-24

81 think 1t is pretty hard that just De-
cause 1 was born in Germany that L Will
not be allowed to take civil service ex-
animation said young lady yesterday
afternoon when coming out OF the clerk
of courts office. where she failed TO get
naturalization papers simply because she
has not attained the proper age. When
asked what was the trouble she SAID
that she had made up her mind TO take
the civil service examination in Septem-
Der In the hope of securing position IN
the Government printing office, but when
she made her application she found that
1t was necessary for the candidates TO De
naturalized citizens of the United States.
Unfortunately for her present design. she
Is only eighteen years of age. Had she
been twenty-one years old she could nave
declared her intention to become citizen
and then have been eligible as an appl-
cant for examination before the Civii Ser
vice Commission.
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THINGS, seen AND HEARD.

~, :.
II was sHstarpshooter in the War of
the Rebellion said Henry C. Johnson,
of Columbia Heights, to Times reporter
yesterday TWAS in the siege of vieks-
burg, and it was there 1 learned the SCI
ence of sfllpshooting. From what 1
have read in the dispatches from Santi-
ago aboait the sharpshoodng done by the
Spaniards,r am lead to the belief that
the enemy there had little knowledge of
the art. The Spaniards do not seem to
me as being much experienced with guns
ard practically no judgment when 1t
GENES TO using them. A good sharp
shooter can do more damage in day
than oftemtimes can be accomplished by
% battery. A sharpshooter who under
stands his business can make II m ghty
unpleasant for the other side. he should
be a man with superb eyesight. thor
oughiy familiar with the capacity of his
gun, and be able to measure distance 10
the yard with his eye. The Span-ards
apparently fired away at any or every :
thing without exercising any kind Oh
Judgment
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Spanish diplomacy" remarked Har.bor
Master Sutton yesterday. 'Tas we have
seen it during the past few years, is a
very highly overrated article Many per-
sons here in America give the Spanish
credit for vast shrewdness, but that is
all bosh. They do not themselves know
just what It is. Really. if you examine
it closely, Spanish diplomacy isn't so
very clever. 1t is dishonest diplomacy.
to be sure. and it's tricky and shifty
The Spaniards used to underestimate our
strength, our ships. guns, generals and
soldiers That may have been due in a
measure to the fact that some of the
American papers We're given over to the
practice of preclaiming to the world that
We had small and ineffective navy. And
then, you know, some American papers
even were better friends to Spain than
this country. The Spaniards don't crit
icise our army now. but they are still
reveling in the fulIness of their conceit
thinking that we are still as children
when we meet them face to face at the
council table. This may be true. and 1t
may be false, but you can stake your life
that the Washington Government under
stands pretty we'll just what kind of a
game the Spaniards win try to play at
Paris. The Spanish commissioners may
try to complicate matters by advancing
prepostereus claims. by standing out for
what they call their right and by play
ing on our sympathies. but these tricks
will fall
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1898-08-24

The war is going to be of great benefit
to the South. II Is going to have the ef-
feet of stamping out yellow fever on the
southern coasts. was the remark of
Myron Saunders, formerly OF Alabama,
but now a resident of this city 1t means
that the Gulf coast will in future be free
from Yellow Jack. which is brought there
from Havana. The Cuban capital will be
given sanitary system which ii has
never had Mobile and New Orleans
which have been the hotbeds of fever in
this country are establishing sewerage
systems and the fever should be stamped
out from them for all time to come II
ii can be killed out in Cuba there need be
no fear of fever in any of the Southern
cities. In view OF the fact that the past
Winter was mild one on the Gulf coast.
there is danger of there being fever IN
Mobile and New Orleans again this Sum
mer and Fall There was not sufficient
freezing last Winter to destroy the germs
and because of this the people in those
cities are naturally apprehensive, though
/ doubt If the proper authorities are TAX
ing the necessary precautions TO prevent
the fever from breaking out
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1898-08-24

sTILSoN HUTcHINS, President.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-11
Gorses ano Carriages.

r>frGANT French Br5ughAm And S2ider rnsN0: -
l. almost new: suitable sos sssuA ~
Brooklyn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-11
THE ANNUAL ELECTION of Directors Glass

No. 81 and Inspectors Of Election Of the Common
wealth Insurance co. % New York wiz be held at the
Comnanys Office 6s william 81. New York. on Wedaes-
Say February 18TH 1895 Polls from II 70 - 80
~ F. J. PERRIN. Sec'y pro TEN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-11
rOILAND-AMERlCA ANE
-.IIOpy STEAMSHIP LINES.

NJ TEXAS so GAn I5 FAR or fet ASo MA
-. Z, TeIas colorado Utah. Afxons California ksx-
sa &c georgia Eorida &c Excellent sesnnln 'aataaa
. W'1WW.IIoRY co. Gen. Agts.. Pier 20 e r.. n E.
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...,,xn Rap,a Transit were prominent strong


',,res and there was revival Of speculative
',,,,tv in many issues which. until to-day,
..ye not enjoyed marked attention. In this
'.,s were Southern Railway stocks. Hooking
e,,s sS and Louisville and Nashville. The Gran
'a." e,sres were strong. With Burlington the
eei, pullman Palace Car. Third Avenue. St.
ieaesnh and Grand Island. General Electric. Nor
.o ,e aud Western preferred, Omaha, the North
ION Sacfcs Western Union and United States
en- .hbsr stocks were among the strong features.
huENvyin- all the recent declines rccovcries have
~ rapid Bear traders have been forced 70
~. hack their stocks at losing figures. while
". Sss.antial bull operators have repeatedly
tSs,,r no disposition 10 withdraw from the mar
~ ~ 9,he public is not heavily interested In Sc
kfre--,,,es operations but. according to bull SEN
ea",t expressed this afternoon. Il will take
". r laws only of advancing values 10 create
Viewed public speculative activity An actual
rS,'ersa Cuban development would put prices
49, No one really expects such develop
~ tight money would interfere with bull
n,cu,a tion but higher money rates are not In
~, The market does not look top-heavy. The
nsnssr,,o,1 Yesterday and the day before has ma
....-,sIlv improved technical conditions.
las, prices for the principal active stocks
.,Tnsre with Yesterdays final quotations as
ALLOWS.
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Aeiua. cash ever


Outstanding Ger ....o -, xon7 a2s
Dtisss u Ma .oooo - o,a i72
toas. baEAs... 37.1S6ll 1SVt'-'7 '"0 -
Ava.,afs cas coo cTi 10 Ss7 Inc. &asl JOE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-11
Financial nlectinas.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 0|c(,-> - '>N~~~~
TAKE NOTICE-That the Directors OF Long
l. r,,c. Mills and Elevator having by unanimous vote
asoo.s6 a resolution on 3st DAY Of January lsss
tbni n was in opinion advisable 70 dissolve suc
croorston forthwith meeting n The stockholders OK
he Long Dock Mills and Elevator Will De h4ld at ne
w. ~ .hs Company al - Broad-s In the cry OF
~ YORK on the 7th day Of March 1885 at II O'Clock
100, tor the purpose Of voting upon the proposition mat
such CORPORATION be forthwith dissolved
Da'ed '>e" ~ G. W. CRAFT
WIN y DYKMAN.
II. D. ALLERTON.
Directors
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Ceoal Anrtion Galrs-flndntial.
HEFIffTT HAS BEES MADE N THE con

nEFAULT HAS BEEN MADE IN THE CON
~ DITIoNs Of certain ..u;t nden,nre bearing da,o
July s5 ss sH % psGa 2 osS
n name Of The Un9n Ps s S.R RA YSf
under and pursuant to which trust ndenture certain
per bonds o: The COLORADO GeHa n. m9s
and Republican alley R9S sb s GS% Iopr aA RAILWAY
company by said Union Pacific RaIoaa Company
deposited with said linton Trust COMPANY o. s~ rn uS
af Ra2i "a and Of h u 6s2e raS m
to time To- deposit with the Union Trust COMPANY OF N.Y.
6nosite5 with said UnIon Trust Company Of New YORK.
rder sad trust indenture the times and in the manner
g. and e 6a GTtSesn II honssna nine
and thryhve dollars and ne holder. 81 s.In ak p
an amount more iwen, aye PEI cent q sad bonds
then outstanding having isques'ea , a' nc,ion
.uch poron Of the said deposited bonds as may b.
= IS ,t 70 * ay pc. he Sonds uah
Reiroad c9pa rnt Of sat six per cent bonds Of
The Unon Pacific Railroad Conpany ven sna no" ,so
c, rgfiSsn' and nd to the decree circuit Court he
United states 70, the sog'hf ,nay eos m certain
sntee1 ,s Sn ne IniSn Trust Company OF New York
aEd To o TnioV P Mhs faE Ery SoRS
John n29n' P Spa faHay company are
fenan.. the undersigned Union Trust company o, New
YORK will "a w. we @ Te% Yo saesroom
80 svay Borough
~ VIZ ore- for and sell 10 the hiehes. bidder
60 MANY as may necessary n seventeen hundred ana
bors az the Colorado Central Railroad Com,
caeogs Of july ist 1895 and OF esh hundred
80 ,siy,v bonds OF the Omaha and Republican valley
I,s c-,sny coupons Of January LIST, lsoi, on and
t-s.ee, hundred and seveniyfour bonds ot me Otsh
er So--hern Railway Company. coupons OF July Isl.
ISos on in manner following; IT, =,
h,,5s ~ each OF said railroad companies Will be
- To.s 81 one hundred bonds and last lot of
go rrber OF bonds less than one hundred as may re
49, tn.oh The highest bids received for SAID severa
-. ~ bond. win noted by Union Trust Company or
.rsast.r N. Union Trust Company 81 New York viii
81, sale in one lot all the bond. which shan before
80 tosn ore-cd IN separate lots --fa
~, ,bs h.Nest bd for all such bonds when offered IN
qh,l exceed the aggresae Of the several hgnest
"a ,ooeos and noted for tsd oonds when offered IN
us-si ,o,s then all bonds offered FOR sale shall
~ sold lot 20 the person making
~ behes hii therefor otherwise the several lots less
,hsr ~. whole shall be severay struck OF ana so!d 10
~ b,Ssers yNo made the highest bids therefor
~ scceptance bid the bidder shall forth
vim nav 70 the Union Trust Company OF New York Ten
~ cent thereof default thereof the undersgnef
D.. <,,bui,h resell the bonds the bid FOR which was
90 accounted The balance 81 accepted bid shall te
id N the Union Trust Company Of New YORK nj its o.
eca so iway New York City. eetor. enc O'clock
p II ~ the DAY following such sale when the honds
sold will delivered.
January 18Th 1895. -.>,. an ,-r-r vo,y
Bv EDWARD KING. Pre:idsn.
ADRIAN II. MULLER & SON
Auctioneers.
Miller P.ckham Dixon. compialnan;s Solicitors
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-11

company OF the Chicago Gas Light and Coke
Conipahy' the Consumers Gas Company, the
pany' me illinois Light, Heat and Power Com
Pany the Chicago Economic Fuel Gas Company
ana the Equitable Gas Light and Fuel Com
pany' was not had until August 3, 1897. and the
report submitted therefore. shows the effect OF
consolidation for less than five months of the
year. and large proportion OF the savings ef-
Iected thereby, such as rentals, salaries, etc,
did not become effective for some time subse-
guent 10 the consolidation. The combined trial
balances, showing the result o. the operations OF
INC Peoples Gas Light and Coke Company, the
Gas Company Cor the twelve months ending
December 81 1897. show gross receipts from all
sources were S1.l25 400 operating expenses So
6SS.9I6 leaving So iG3. Deducting the bond
Park Gas Company Isl ,592300 the balance is
Sl,S4l.lG3. Deducting. further. the annual in
terest on S5,0O0,0OO Of > per cent bonds OF the
Mutual Fuel Gas Company S250000). the net
earnings would be 1854. 163. This is at the
rate Of 631 per cent on the authorized capital
stock Of the Peoples Gas Light and Coke Com
pany. and Is based upon the output OF gas for
1897. and does not show any of the economies
which should be made under the consolidation
Of January 10, 1895"
August Belmont. chairman OF the Board Of
Directors of the Louisville and Nashville Rail-
road Company. announces that he has sold 70
Nermilye & Co SO 100000 collateral trust FIVE
twenty-year per cent gold bonds OF his COM
pony, the proceeds to be used to retire the ST.
C1O.0O0 consolidated mortgage { per cent bonds
Of the company. maturing April l. 1898, and 10
reimburse the treasury for the cost Of the Pa
oucah and Memphis division and Improvements
upon IT, and for other properties acquired. The
saving OF interest on the funding of the 7 per
cent bonds alone amounts to S212 100
IMPORTS OF DRYGooDs AT NETWORK
HS %f:s 'sf'J5 Ffs is ieS
Thrown the market 33995l9 3,iS7.5l3 2.747oi2
TnSTs at The he market Ra 'sS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-11

e,.s 70 Government bonds were $4,000 cou-
-, as Of 1925 ~ 1884, $4,000 registered As OF
,!S5, .. 12Ss> and $4,000 registered is of 1907
=, If2& Final quotations follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-11
OUTSIDE SECURITY MARKET

The market for outside securities was strong
and active. with Standard OIL the feature The
demand for this stock heavy and at the
opening It's price showed an advance 10 430
against the closing last night at 1891 4424. II
closed at 439 bid; offered AL. Other active
features were Glucose common and preferred
Malt, common and preferred, Equitable Gas
East River Gas, Mutual Cas- New-Amsterdam
and Western Gas one share Of Standard Oil
sold high as AS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-11
RMY BUILDING. Whitehall Street. Febru

arr 10. 1895 sea.ed proposals, IN trip.iesie VIII %
until y February - isss AID
ther opened for supplying delivering a. Wi.sts
Point. y =. $500 pounds OF best White sh
Anthracite coa Information sri blanks furnished on
application United States reserves the rS1t = reet or
accept Of al proposals Or any PART 'n.Feoi s1s 70
saesrscd Proposals lo- Egg coal 70 be opened FEB
rusry 2i, 1895" a s KtMBALL 2. Q Cent
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old DOMINION LINE.

old DOMINION LINE.
u DAILY TO NORFOLK.
III, Paint Norfolk. newport News Petarn-
,n,~ Por;smouth Pnners .,oist. Richmond Virginia
SVeis "a. and Washington. D. C. Freight and passee-
sr .rsis Fer -6. North kssG: ever,
a. except r. NJ, and saturday p
'sS l. GJ;ILLAuDEU, viee-Prsst and Tranie Mgr
BANANA RAILROAD.
THE SEA ROUTE TO SAN FRANCISCO.
Connecting ls,hmus for all Wes, Coast Porto G
Mexico. Central and South America
STEAMERS sail from pier foot West 2Ith-st, ". 7.
ADVANCE Feb q. noon FINANCE. March l. nooa
ror rate, Apply q, COiapsny's ,fhce, % Broadway
" X l. WALKER. Traffic Manages.
ITO VENEZUELA
l. Steamers Of the RED ~ LINE mail con-
tract with the Uated states Government appointed
10 sau from Robert pier. Brooklyn.
For Ia Guayra dor Caracas. Puerto caoelo Curacao
ard Msracsioo VIA Curacao.
&C yyNrzr-EI,A ~. Saturday. February H. D. n
So PHILADELPHIA. .Wetncstcy. February % I ..
IS csPhchS -............. Tuesday March s. l D m
80 RoUIToN BLISS nAILETT.
General Managers No US From, 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-11

Totals 81 3l3 10. $3.50 2v5 DEC s"'IV-
Tn. oy,,u, az the eornpanys mine. 81 233
o. Ge5-ses Creek and Cumberland 3e3 DOB ana Q.
n. Elk Garden and Upper Potomac l97losO total OF
SGT- The has paid In the yea tre
balance Of ts first mortgage bonded ndep'ecne>e N1o'
and the mortgage has been cancelled.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-11
Proposals.
Q,REASURY DEPARTMENT. washington

0NREASCRY DEPARTMENT, "AsHI"s'o"'
D. c February 5 iaes-sea!sd proposals VII %
rscetyed AZ this Department until o'clock 2 M cst-
urSay February 10 1895. for wiring tho L Appias.
srs Wsreh6usc New York City. Tor system OF s'eculc
sh,,nc ineladin. the supplying Of the nscensry con-
Outs tablets switchboard etc for The SAM gx =,
,on. can he had upon Application - the Chief cek
tire Treasury and u tho S1Ee tehosht -
Construction Of the building Psn' showing locsion %
,endent of Construction Il the building Escn pIvposs
must be accompanied BY certified chscx N ne sum OK
ten per OF the aggregate amount cf the oi9 % {.
guarantee good faith. lie check 81 INC sneeess.n
bidder will until the complexion OF tne con-
tract Partial Bliss will no, be considered The rsht =
reject any and all md waive DEF ga 10 reserved
Piop5sa.s should se stdeuei TO The secretary o. .ns
Treasury Wash.rzior. ID. c. ard iaio-yed. Proposss
to- wiring ete Appraiser warehouse New YORK CITY,"
O. l. spACLDrNG Assistant Secretary.
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Ac. cash b. s2ea ssoOte s:io7sI29s Dec So 90 -


Actg cash BAL SOS Oie s2i07s723S Dec 50 TO- 80
Customs receipts reported from Washlng,on
o6ay were $3.50 Oh. internal reNehot 80
S62 l29 and the miscellaneous Tece'ple 81.
20, total government receipts l0T tIe u" ~
al1Z, 1872; expenditures. Sl33otoJ' e~ot sEsS,,b
Expenditures SiS2GGs Receipts for tne -1 ,i0 Snd
10 date $1O57S 800; expenditures SIo,2- 49,
excegs Of expenditures IS 81 ~ i,tce'l 20 80
The fiscal year 20 date. $2jG,J6+') 81 Ss Sots
S25i4G go: excess OF payments. ss'Sr'1n,,ion
Receipts q National bank notes TOT feue'''P'''"
io-day SA72 ass. .,,. c1ear-
The SIb-yrcasury was a Debtor at inc Cieaao
Ing House $3923SS Its net gam on ,,rra,,cy
vas 81 .G37 5G4, made up by gam a, STaI 400
q 81 ,4S} $50 and a gain IN coin 81 S4is0
Io-day's Operations included; Recr pts, ,'..,orsl
~; payments S254l. $50. resulting ~ e. e GOO
- lance of SfH- SO7 906. consisting O. S''''~-'
ls7 coin and $50 go 100 currency
PEOPLES GAS AND COKE REFoHI
Tie report az the Peoples Gas Ign ~ The
Coke Company OF Chicago (successoi er6"d
Chicago Gas Compsnlesl for 1hs So"rned on
December 81 SHOWS G37 per cent ga atn RON.
the capital stock The president OF ~. IL te1 70
pany p-efaces his report as 'DhoNs', cou,-
submit the condensed trial balance o. 80, ~ The
pary as OF Decenber 81 1897. when Shows t he
result OF the operations OF the cot,Ip"ny tb this
nscal year 1897. The consoiiaauon win
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-11

c10O OOO BLACK SOIL FARMS in the corn
splOO.OcO ana WHEAT belt country that reats vii
,.,,- "a r,toney placed Improved farms that ne
I H. c., D. B ctOPsEY care OF flFst HsuohA'
NJ Eslrtury Nebraska
A CONSERVATIVE iNvEsTMENT.
s31 900.
0,uprF Hu-NDHED AND TEN SHARES Of a
i ..a.,.-o,, N.w-York financial corporation. sound.
sarsnteed s,r per stock paving auartsiy d.aehaS
-. al mar VIII bs sold In lot Or IN part
'o' cav CUAs. w. Earring, Attorney, . -
,,oorD .oe Commercial Cable BuildnE BsoadSt. n 7.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-11
STEAMBOATS,

BOSTON an1 MecN England
VIA SOUND LINES.
NORWICH LINE. via New LONDON Leave rier ~ ose
NoJ. n. r.. De.o5osses 81 wess dsy only . :.
FALL. RIVER LINE va Newport and ran RIVER rses:
Per 49, " r. foo, q warren S. WEEK az M" y
cseeira each. -.,,. ,..x. p,.. -
p ore block above Cansl 81. week says Only |"
Up NJ steamers Maine and New-HAmpshre.
NTEW-HAvEN-Fare. 81. Excursion. Si.oo; IA"
~ steamer leaves IS r.. H. daily sunt.ys exesPs-
.hn a p n Returning leaves NewHn u nSss