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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-01-09
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THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED
STATES OF AMERICA to the Marshal OF the
United states for the southern District OF New York.
trct Court the States Southern District
OF New York the goth day of December in the year
the ferTyboat Chicago her engines boilers, tackle.
limitation Of its liability concerning the loss damage and
Injury alleged hare been occasoned by collision
tween said feryboat "Chcaso' steamship CITY
North Hudson River. and
things that the a monn of Sis cou may ssas TO all
persons claiming 9gainst , said Psn1syfvaR3 Rsross
by arising from said collision citing them and OF
Court for the Southern District York and make
due proof Of their respective claims: and
to the order OF Court interest in
the said ferryboat Chicago SC. unto Samuel H.
pursuant statutes OF the United states
WHEREAS said Court has ordered that monition
against all claiming damages aforesaid
citing them TO and make due proof Of their
now THEREFORE, you are hereby summoned to ad-
said petitioner the pennsylvania Railroad Company for
loss damage or injury caused by or arsins from
boat Chicago and said steamship City Of Augusta to
Commissioner. his Office in the Post once Building
the Borough of Manhattan and City OF New York
in the forenoon you also commanded to ad-
monsh and cite such person persons to appear and
before the said last mentioned date within
further time the said District Court Of the United
And what YOU have done in the premises do you thereof
fo the southern District Of New York on the 10th dsy Of
April a. D. 1900 together with this writ.
District Court United states for the Southern Dis
tric of New York this 2th day Of DseemesT In the year
the hundred and twenty-thlr1 - -
ROBINSON. BlDDLE & WARD.
Proctors for Petitioners.
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Master's Nonts.


SPECIAL MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE
NOTICE is hereby given that in pursuance OF
.r,s 9:eSss S'.srss and sasrse q ne a Gay s
states for hs Eastern Disst Of TsxSs IN Consolidated
Cause No. ss7 the Equity Docket q said Court q
York and Unstsd states Mortgage e Trust Company.
Compartments Galveston City Railroad CorpanJ
decree made e said court II said cause and nsa sn ne
Master cOmnissIoner appontsd by sad decree vii ssi
without valuation appFaisemenf redemption al puoc
sac one 0S si Or parcel az az f Tay Beng @
eh day OF February 1900. between the hours Of -
which the undsTsiEnsd special COMMISSIONS
s1ny r syg.o 'a T s s i ps SoSsS ana
franchises OF character owned BY the Galveston
cry Railroad Company the 24th OF March. 1ses
situated the city and county OF Galveston Texas and
IN part described follows. viz
other real and personal property OF the aivssson ci
Railroad Company except as hereinafter proyiesd as VEL
January 1898. that which Il may thereafter have
Of way tracks tracks Jazn5u;s caFs ara other
rong-stock electrical lines wires maehlnsry
and other rong-stOck. equipments and materials
OF every name and nature depo;s and depot GouHds
shops stables sheds and other structures and also an 20
franchises privileges rights liberties together with
singular the tenements hereditaments and ap-
purtenaaees thereuEto belonging IN anytss appsra
ing. and the revers!5n revers.ons remainder and Re
mainders rents issues. incomes tolls privileges I'M
be derived had or received hersfro ana also al the
estate right title and interest OF the said Galveston
or 1arcsI tbereof with the app1irtenancss
The real estate referred 70 Is situated In the CITY Or
Galveston and county Of Galveston state OF Texas and
Lots 8 8 and 10 Block 81. and improvements.
LIS s. 8 aTd . Block NJ. SOC
Lots =, S.W-Q-. OuuOt No %
Lots s. 9. 10 H. - ID and "A. Half Block No go and
Improvements
Lots and .. Block No $50. and Improvements.
According to the map or plan Of city q
railway above referred TO In part are As follows
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seth Street.
The Approximate O. lien charzs
isy described property s to Be sold
$50 262.4T interest the 18th day OF
June 1899, together with allowance amounting
1892 67-1O0 together with the expenses OF
The premises will be sold subject TO
srictions contained deed OF said premises made
SIegfried Wierhausen 10 Alexander Walker
in N Y Registers ONCE August 18th. 1885 Section
OF Conveysnces. Liber TO- page g. and also an n
croachment by the wall Of the building adjoining said
premises the and subject prior
cages for $4,000 and $50 16.
1899 the other for Ss 600 and interest $50 from March
22nd. 1899.
Dated New York. December 26th. 1892
GEORGE II. HART,
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5urrosate's N0tiees.

IN PURSUANCE OF an order Of Hon. James
NJ yarnum. surTcgats ot the County o. New
York NOTICE hereby given 20 al persons having
claims against Hannah Duane
York deceased. the with vouchers thereof
subscriber % transRcttng
the once William p Williams. No IA BsoAdway,
Borough OF Manhattan. city % New York.
the 10Th day OF June next Dated New York the 2Tta
dhy OF November. 1899 WILLIAM J. DUANE. Adnntr-
strafnr. William p WiniamA Attorney Adnlnialra-
tor. III Broadway. Manhattan. New York City.
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forcrIosure Sales.


SUPRENtE COURT, COUNTY OF NEW YoRK.-Aiex-
- ander Walker. plaintiff. against Mark e. Stevens
ct al, defendants
In of Judgment Of foreclosure and sale duly
made and entered in the above entitled
date the 18th day OF June 1899. undersigned
referee In said Judgment named Will sell public
ton, at the New York Real Estate Salesroo. III
Broadway. In the Borough of Manhattan. City New
York. the nth day OF January 1900 u o'clock
that day. by William Kennedy auctionesr the
described follows:
Ali that plot Of land in the City County New
York. bounded and described az follows:
Beginning at point in the northerly side Eighty
ninth street. distant ninetysix feet and
westerly from the intersection northeriy
EIghty-r,1th street and the westerly side
and running thence norJherly. IN line
nearly parallel with Columbus
ten inches less. point in the centre line OF
block. distant hundred feet westerly from
westerly eide OF Columbus measured said
line Of block; westerly, along
hundred feet; thence southeriy parallel with
avenue hundred eight one-halt
nurtherly side Eighty-ninth street:
easterly, nOrthery side OF Eghty-nnth
hundred feet four inches. to
the point OF beginning.
Dated New York. December Goth. 1899.
GEORGE H HART.
Referees.
OTIS & PRESSINGER,
Attorneys Plaintiff,
No Ill Broadway. New York city.
following is diagram Of the property be sold:
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Noiire 90 Creditors.

NOTICE. TO CREDITORS
WHEREAS the undersigned intends to ap-.
" plv 70 the Slrrogate's Court Of the County ck
washington letters Of administration upon
estate Of McRle OF the % White Creek
County deceased under the provision OF section
6s4 of the Code OF Civil Procedure fo- limiting the
penalty bond: theef0re EOtce hare
By given creditors OF deceased TO present their
claims the Surrogate OF said County o. Washngten
on before the "a day OF February. 1900
ANNIE NIKE
Dated Cambridge. n Y. Dec. ss Isso.
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Gopartnersbip Notifies.

NEW YORK January l. 1900
THE FIRM OF LADENBURG. THALMANN
& CO. having terminated by Limitation. the under
signed have formed limited partnership under the
same firm name OF LADENBURG, THALMANN q
CO., terminating Dec. 81. 1904.
The new firm all outstanding accounts and
engagements OF the old firm
Mr. Hans Won Bleichr0der, DIR. Georg Bleich-
RIDER and Dr. Schwabach (members the banking
house Of s. Bleichr0der Berlin) together
tributed the sum Of ONE MILLION FIVE HUNDRED
THOUSAND DOLLARS toward the capital Of the special
partnership.
ERNST THALMANN,
RICHARD LIMBURGER,
General Partners
HANS Won BLEICHRODER.
GEORG Won BLEICHRODER,
PAUL SCHWABACH,
Special Partners.
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financial.
The Colorado Coal and Iron
Company,
90 MORTGAGE BONDS.
DUE FEBRUARY 1. 1000.

The Colorado Fuel & Iron Company successor bv con
soldation THE COLORADO COAL a IRON
COMPANY. PROPOSES TO EXTEND ABOVE
bonds AT THE RATE OF go PER ANNUM
UNTIL FEBRUARY 1, 1902, the present security and
lien IN full force principal and interest OF
the extended bonds 10 be payable gold
Arrangements have been TO purchase the bonds
not extended by the holders, extend the same
Bondhoder5 who wish themselves of the privilege
OF extending the bonds may notify the Knlckerbocker
Trust Company at once intention so to do and
present thelr bonds at the Office the kNICK-
b6iBs b Trust COMPANY, No. 60
bHOADM Az. New York, between January 18TH and
new coupon sheets attached. " ~
BONDS not extended by present holders should be pre-
scented TO the KNICKEiaBOCNER TRUST COW
PANf ON FEBRUARY /. 1900. when mar and the
last coupon Will be paid on the same
JOHN L. JEROME. Treasurer.
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PROPOSALS WILL BE received at the Post

once Department, IN the city OF Washington.
o'clock p: m. March 81 1900 the route here
matter described. Bidders invited submit pro
posas service said under contract for ave
years and also Tor ten which shall commence
the LIST day o. Novemhec 1900 The right Is reserved 70
all bids sCHEDUI4G-ROute No %. %. NJ. s.
FroS1 san Francisco California 10 sydney New south
Wales Australia; touching Honolulu. Apa or
port In the Samoan Islands designated BY the
Postmaster General and Auckland New Zealand. once
three weeks seventeen times IN vessels OF the
class Time q days Bond required with bid $40
600 Circulars containing copy % the Act Description
Of the route instructions bidders and blank forms
proposals with accompanying bonds be obtained OF
superintendent OF Foreign Malta Post once Department.
after January = 1900. CHARLES EMORY SMITH
Postmaster General
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Ocean 5Ieamers.

GERMANRIEDlTE8RANEAN SERVICE
BURG-AMERICAN NORTH GERMAN
LINE. To LLOYD
NAPLES AND GENOA, VIA GIBRALTAR.
BY EXPRESS STEAMERS SAILING AT IL A. NJ
+Eans Jan. 20 az Bismarck Feb. 10
Kaiser Wilhelm II Jan % columbia Feb. Is
+Werra s. iTraVe Feb. Ii
Return tickets available either line
from Naples, Genoa Gibraltar Hamburg Bremen, Lon
don, Southampton. Paris and CherbouTg
Hamburg-American North German Lloyd,
Line. Oerchs & Co, Agents
81 Broadway, y. Y. Broadway y. Y.
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THE FRANKLIN SAVINGS BANK,
wM. G. CONKLIN. sec'y.
CITIZENS SAVINGS BANK,

sc and IS BOWERY. COR. CANAL ST
10TH SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND.
Trustees ordered that the rate OF
THREE AND ONE-HALF ga PER CENT. per annum
be paid depositors on and after January 18th on
So and up $4,000 which have remained
deposit for the three six months ending Decem her
81 1899 in accordance with the bylaws and rules o. the
bank. Money deposited before January 10Th
viii draw interest from January LIST.
HENRY HASLER, President.
CHARLES ". HELD. Secretary.
HENRY SAYLER Assistant Secretary.
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A DVERTIsBNENTS and subscriptions Tor The Tribune
"A received at their Uptown Once No 1922 Broadway.
Of until o'clock m.
nents received following branch Offices regular
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Phila- Depot Q. NJ; Dept. 1873 Arch Street Phia-.
1, 1Q0O-Sealed proposals. trfpcate will
be received here until II o'clock n Friday January
10 1900 furnishing this Depot with 5000 yards
Cloth Army Standard. subject
quantity desired by the Department Cloth
o specifications and standard sample
with what rapidity they will make deliveries
the right reject
s proposals or any part thereof Preferences given 70
articles OF domestic production manufacture conditions
quality and price Including IN the price foreign
productions manufactures the duty thereon) being
equal. A GUARANTEE in 700 OF the value OF the
Cloth must accompany proposals. UNGUARANTEED
BIDS viii not be considered. Fifty bo internal
required on one number OF guarantee. Blanks
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Envelopes containing proposals be endorsed Proposals
Dark Blue Cloth and addressed to II Col JOHN v.
FUREY Deputy Quartermaster General. Y. S. A
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proposals.

A RMY BUILDING, Whitehall Street, New
York City Jan G, 19o0-sealed proposals. trpli-
cate received here until u o'clock Janu-
airy Do opened the presence bidders.
supplying Department with stationery veterinary
Illuminating supplies ash barrels miscellaneous hard
ware. oils. brushes rope, horse and mule shoes.
specified schedule be had this office u. 5.
right accept al proposals.
Preference Will be to articles
OF domestic production manufacture.
quality and price Including In the price foreign
productions and manufactures the duty hereon)
Envelopes containing proposals should
proposals Quartermasers Stores be opened Jany
%, 1900 addressed to Colonel A. 5. RINBALL.
A. O. NJ Gen. Depot Quartermaster.
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GREENWICH SAVINGS BANK

s. r. Cor. 9th Ave. and 10th st.
INTEREST AT THE RATE OF THREE AND
- ONE-HALF PER CENT. PER ANNUM will be credited
depositors for the SIX MONTHS and THREE MONTHS
ENDING DEC 81 1899. all sums from five dollars 10
dollars entitled under the bylaws.
payable JAN. Is. 1900.
JOHN HARSEN RHOADES, President
JAMES QUINI4AN. Treasurer.
OGDEN CHISOLM. Secretary.
Deposits made before JAN 10. 1900. will draw
interest from JAN. !. 1900
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financial meetinas.


OHlos OF Jackson architectural Iron Works
$1,000 NO 5lo East 2Sth St. n. Y. City
NOTICE is hereby given that the annual meet
ing Of the stockholders OF this C,on,panv win be
held at the Office OF the Company, Fast
Monday 18th January. 1896 az o'rIock noon
purpose electng Trustees ana transscfine
other business that the rneeTfnD 80
~ order. DAVID PErTIGREW, Secretary.
Dee SOTh, 1893
TITLE GUARANTEE AND TRUST COMPANY
NOTICE is hereby given that the annual meet
ing the stockholders OF the TITLE GUARANTEE
AND TRUST COMPANY VIII be held a he ofTce OF he
Company 146 Broadway. In the Borough Off Manhattan
City New York, the 18th day 1900 All
30 O'Clock IN tho and that
Of Trustees Of said Company and Of or
Election succeeding viii Be held al
the place day. between the hours OF
and 3 IA the afternoon
December 18th. 1899.
A DVERTIgEMENTS and subscriptions for The Tribune
"a their Uptown once No i.242 broadway
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received the following branch offices regular
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and i4ti-st.s ls2 coumbus-ave West
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Oreau 6teamsrs.

A UGUSTE VICTORIA CRUISE.
Passengers should obtain our Letters Of Credit ana
Circular Notes. avAsbls all ports OF cal. which Will
also be accepted in payment board by Cooks Agent
during the Cruise
THos. COOK & SON. 2Sl 1225 BwAy. Ny.
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this bank will be held at me
Broadway. on Tuesday, January sth.
be open from IL M 10 o'eloeb N
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A CONCERN WANTS $4,000 to increase an
established profitable business. OPPORTUNITY
Box TO- Tribune Office.
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STREETS.

Side tracks and switches.
Private property BIRD and 27tl
The colored American., 1900-12-08

The engagement is announced Of
Miss Norma Louise Ridley to Mr..
Samuel Carroll Hudnell, of New York,
the wedding to occur in February.
Qaite a number of Afro American
musical people attended the piano re.
cital by Madam Carreno at the Congre'
gational church on Monday night.
Among them were Misses L. Haywood
Hattie Gibbs, Mamie White, Beatrice
Warrick, Mr. Clarence G. White and
others.
The Church Aid Society of the Nine
teenth Street Baptist church gave an
entertainment Thursday November 20
at their church for the benefit of the
needy ones, which was a success in
every particular. Everybody faired
sumptuously. The tables were hand
somely decorated and loaded with all
the Iuxuries OF the season.
The colored American., 1900-12-08
A WINDY CITY MUSICALE,
A Deserving Man Pardoned Prof. Smith
The Band Master Makes Good
Showlng-News Notes,

THE Chicago Once Of The CoIered Ameri-
can Is located Al 81 Dearborn St., suite 4i2.1
Chicago, IL. Special-A donation
from DR.. Miner @. Baldwin In the form
OF an organ recital was rendered the
Institutional church on last Monday
evening. At an early hour the audIto.
RUM of the church was well filled with
congenial crowd of Chicago's music
loving public. One is accustomed to
seeing at least one assistant at a recital,
and 1t must be confessed that when ths
program was looked over and no assist.
ant named, there was q little dubious
ness felt as to whether 1t would prove
as pleasant as 1t was anticipated; but
before he had finished his first mum
Der all felt that q rare musical treat
would have been missed If they had re-
mained away. One Of DR.. Baldwin's
numbers-a Symphonic Poem-de-
serves special mention. It Is eompo-
sition Of his own and has four move
ments-PastOral, storm, Thanksgiving
Hymn and Invocation. The lights in
the church were put out, leaving only
two burning dimly on the organ. And
And during the storm movement one
saw vivid flashes of lightning. heard
the thunder roll and it all seemed so
realistic that all we needed were the
umbrellas to complete the illusion. The
Rev. Ransom Is to be congratulated
upon being SO fortunate as to have Sc
cured Mr., Baldwin.
Through the efforts of r. r. Church,
of Memphis, 81. c. Mitchell, E. L. Bar
nett, W. w. Johnson and Maj. John Q.
Buckner, and a number OF influential
citizens of Chicago, petition was sent
to the Governor of Tennessee, signed
by dozen other Governors. business
and professional men and at last par
don was granted Edward Curtis Cole.
Cole Was convicted Of burglary in Men,
phis and sentenced to 30 Imprisonment.
After serving about q year he escaped
and under the name Of Curtis married
about two years later. All went well
until he met James Washington who
was a convict at the time Cole received
his long term.
Washington who was then "tIn-
star" detective, knowing that a reward
of SEQ was offered for an escaped con-
victs decided to inform on Curtis. AL
though a guest at the Curtis home
where he slept and ate as one of the
family, he proved traitor and Cole was
taken back to Memphis to serve out his
unfinished time. Cole who had been
The colored American., 1900-12-08

there Mr.. Riching's book has a most
fiattering account.
After the death of the lamented
Mrs. Davis, she applied for the position
of Director Of MusIc and won in a!com
petitive examination. Her success may
seem to some the result of luck or in.
f1uence or some such thing, but to the
thinking person 1t is nothing but the
result of embrscing ones opportuni-
ties, long years of faithful study and
strict sdherence to duty.
The colored American., 1900-12-08

The musical booked for December
10th at Park Temple promises to be the
treat of the season. IT,
The talent of Park Tempt choir will
be assisted on the evening of the 10Th
inst. by Mr.. Clarence @. White, Miss
Lola Johnson, Miss Addie WOrmley,
De. @. 8. Wormiey and others.
The colored American., 1900-12-08
MUSIC IN THE SCHOOLS.

An Oberlin Graduate at the Helm Miss
Harriete A Gibbf in Charge of the Music
of the District Colored SchoOlS-A Re-
cord Full of Interest ank Encouragement.
Miss Harriet a. Gibbs, who was re
Gently appointed Director of Music for
the cOlOred schools Of Washington, ID.
c., Is the first colored graduate of one
of the best Conservatives in the coun-
trv. Oberlin Conservatory Of Music,
Ohio. She was born in Victoria, Van
couver's Island, and is the daughter of
Hon. M. W. Gibbs, U. 8. Consul to
Tamatave, Madagascar.
She was educated in the public
schools and college of Oberlin. She
studied the rudiments Of music as q
child but stopped at thirteen on enter
ing the high school as her mother
thought it too great tax on her mind
and time.
After graduating from the high
school, she entered Oberlin Conserva-
tory of Music with view to cOmplet
ing the course. She supplemented her
music with select studies In the college
now and then. After six years more Of
study she finished the conservatory
course graduating from piano harmony,
vocal music and pipe organ. She was
known by her teachers as q faithful,
hard working student, who achieved
brilliant results.
During the first year after her gradu-
alton, she was called to the directorship
OF the conservatory department OF
Eckstein Norton University, Kentucky,
a new institution started on q broad
scale with all departments OF study,
The president wrote to Miss Gibbs tell
ing her that, as far as he could discover,
she was the only colOred graduate In
the country. and offered her the place.
She declined at first, intending to 90
about for further study, but, on being
advised that g little practicsi ex
perience In teaching would be ad-
vsntsgious to her, she accepted the po'
sition for q time. She found 1t almost
impossible to leave the work and SO re
NAMED director of the conservatory de-
psrtment there until q year ago when
private duties called her here. During
this time she has had a leave OF ab-
sence most OF which was spent In Bos-
ton studying music and musical
methods,
While in Kentucky, she raised money
to erect building for the conservatory
department by giving recitals and SO
Letting funds in the East. In her
school she was universally loved and
admired by teachers and pupils. The
school authorities spesk in the highest
terms of her executive ability, tactful-
ness and devotion to duty. Or her work
The colored American., 1900-12-08

An Oberlin Graduate at the Helm Miss
Harriete A Gbbf in Charge of the Music
of the District Colored SchoOlS-A Re-
cord Full of Interest ank encouragement.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-06-02
NO CAPE NOME SAILINGS.
Lull in the Rush to the New Ameri-
can Gold Fields-C. ID. Lane
sails sunday

Yesterday passed without n single Cane
Nome sailing. Late Thursday night two
small vessels, the schooners Mildred r.
and Harriet. put to sea bound for the
new American Eldorado. The Harriet
IL commanded by Capt. J. l.. Crowell
She took no passengers. having only a
general cargo Of 20 tons The vessel is
run on the cooperative plan and was
QUILTED by tyenty-six men. She was
lowed to sea by the tug Doctor
The Seattle-Nukon Transportation Com
pany operates the Mildrer r, which had
a lumber cargo of ii5,o00 feet. taken from
Stimsons Ballard mill.
The steamer Charles d. Lane will be the
next Nome vessel carrying passengers
10 sail She will leave Sunday at a. m.
VITA about 40 passengers.
bodwell 4 Co.'S steamship Victoria will
probably sail for Nome Tuesday, and the
Lynn canal steamer Farallon will get
away about the same time
The Victoria Farallen, Lane and San
Juan constitute the only remaining YES
sells OF the FIRST sailing Nome fleet They
VIII take an aggrt gate OF 1900 passen-
gers.