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New-York tribune., 1900-07-15
AccUsED OF sWNDLING IMnnGRANTs
WOMAN PRETENDs TO BE ABLE TO GET THEM
WORK IT IS sAID-sHE AND
MAN ARRESTED.

Alice Perkovska, thirty years old. who says she
lives at No. 438 West Twenty-sixth-st. and John
Mikood, Of No. &c GreenWich-st. whom the woman
represented as her husband, were arrested by De
tective Mooney, OF the Church-st- station yester-
day afternoon in Greenwich-st. the charge OF
swindling poor Polish immigrants. The complain
ants allege that she represented her husband as a
man OF influence with the proprietors and agents
OF steamships. who ready to assist them in get
ting work in return for a small sum. In many
cases, il is alleged, the secured all Of the
exiguous amounts Of money the dupes possessed.
and many now. though time has elapsed
between the promise and the fuhlment, believe the
woman viii carry our her bargain.
Mikood is employed at Pier No. 40, North River.
When arrested only a small amount of money was
found on him. but the had S35. She did not
appear be dfsconcerted by her arrest and strenu
ously denied the charge.
John Chester, OF No. g Market-st. recognized
Mikood as the man the woman represented as her
husband. Chester said he had paid the woman $40
TO secure him a place II Is said that the
operations of the couple extended Jersey City.
They will be arraigned in Centre-st. court to-day
and many complainants are expected to appear
ac- inst
New-York tribune., 1900-07-15
THREE CHICAGO BANKS UNITE.

Chicago. July l4-Three of Chicagos Oldest and
largest banking institutions are to be consolidated
The Corn Exchange National. the American Ma
tiona and the Northwestern National are to nooI
issues and reorganize under the charter Of the
Corn Exchange Bank, retaining its title This
amalgamation OF millions was practically COM
p-eted when the presidents Of the three institu-
tions informed each other that their several fi
rectories had voted In favor of the arrange
rnelt. Ihe president of the Corn Exchange Bank
VIII be president OF the consolidated corporate
The new Corn EXchange National Bank will have
capltal STOCK OF 2V0oO0, a surplus OF 81 ,OO0OOO
and undivided profits of s5OO10O. The primary rea-
gregaton OF capital induces business -
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to start out again or has still to make its way
few yards nearer the ferry. On rainy days the
drip of dirty water from the elevated railway
structure is added annoyance. If the COM
pany has any announcer there TO direct the
dazed passengers 10 their desired cars the
writer has signally failed to see or hear him
at work and altogether the scenes and incidents
witnessed there upon the arrival departure
of every crowded boat not creditabIe to
progressive and energetic a company the
Metropolitan
lively hope is expressed almost daily by
many of the roads patrons that the
new electric cars are running upon the Thirty
fourth-st. crosstown line the company VIII turn
its attention to installing adequate and COM
point.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-15
DESERTED AFTER HER 4RRIVAL.

John Bowling, accompanied by Mary Heath
whom Downing represented as his wife. arrived on
the Cymrc last Tuesday He had $500. and both he
and the young were allowed to land They
went to the Castle Garden Hotel Battery Park
and on Thursday the man deserted his companion.
She went to the Barge Office, where she told her
story. Detective Peter Groden was assigned TO ar
rest the man He visited the outgoing Campania
yesterday afternoon, but failed TO ind him. He is
still looking for DoWlng. while the woman is cared
for by the immigration authorities.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-15
NEW FEDERAL NATIONAL BANK

AdviceS from Washington stating that the Con-
trole' of the Currency has approved the appllca-
'ioh OF the Federal National Bank of this city are
coii' ileu oy the corporators. who include Joseph
1. HaA' real estate dealer at No. So Nassau-st
Cnarles A Donohue, Walter d. Johnson, Percy r
OSulIivan and j. c. Moore. The new hank win
nay nave capital or 100000. and Will be situated in
e financial district, but will make special efTorS
90 'N'A' ous4lesS' II Is eXnected that
New-York tribune., 1900-07-15
THE NEW NAVAL VETERANS ORDER

The membership Of Farrlgut Squadron No
Port of New-York. United States Veteran Navy
which was Incorporated on June 9. under the laws
the organization was formed The society gives as
its object the union and betternent Of all classes
of naval veterans, who have served. are serving
may hereafter serve in the United States Nav
in auy II also admits as members men from
the Revenue Cutter Service. from Lighthouse ten
derS and those OF the Naval Militia battaHons who
enlisted in the Navy r. n. Gr owe No. 80 BurHng
Slip, is commodore and flag officer commanding
New-York tribune., 1900-07-15
WOMAN RUN DOWN BY BREWERY WAGON.

Mrs Mary s Goudy, fifty years Old Of Newburg
was riding along Twenty -fourth-st on bicycle
yesterday and at Third-ave down by a
brewery wagon one of the wheels went over her
right arm, fracturlng il and also fracturing her
elbow. She also received severe contusions of the
hip and general confusion to the body and suf-
tered severely from shock She was taken to
Bellevue Hospital by Dr. Ryan in a serious condi-
t0n. Mrs. Gouidy refused to make complaint
against Charles Schmidt, OF No. 355 Stagg g-st
Brooklyn. the driver Of the wagon and he was re-
New-York tribune., 1900-07-15
ATTENDANCE AT GLEN ISLAND LARGE

Glen Island is said 10 be breaking all records this
season for large attendance. The kinds OF amuse-
ment afforded 10 the patrons various and
Baynes 69th Regiment and the Governors Island
bands, give two daily different parts OF
the island Glen Island with its plants foliage and
horticultural displays. bathing pavilions the sail
up the Sound on the fast and large steamers Is an
enjoyable place for days outing. Steamers leave
Cortlandt-st, Hudson River: East Thirty-second-
st. East River, and South FIfth-st. BROOKLYN as
New-York tribune., 1900-07-15
NAMES NEXT GOVERNOR.
DR.. JOHN F HILL AND HIS BUSINESS
CAREER.


The Republican nominee for Governor Of Maine
DR.. John F. Hill, is of the best known public
men in the Pine Tree State. He lives in Augusta
and represented that city in the Assembly in 1SSl
In 1893 and 1895 he represented Kennebec County in
the Senate In 1896 he a Presidential elector.
Though DR.. Hill is a graduate OF Bowdoin Medi-
cal College. he has devoted little time the prac-
tice of medicine. Since associating himself with
the publishing firm now under the name Of Wick
cry & Hill, he has given his time and energy to
its affairs. But he has other interests well. His
share in the electric railroad development of his
state has swel!ed TO generous proportions his pri-
Nate income Besides. he is director trustee Of
several financial institutions and is large real
estate owner. Two leading hotels in Augusta are
among his holdings
For two years DR.. Hill has lived in the house
occupied so long by James G. Blaine and his fam
iY. The legislature once attempted to buy this
historic homestead, with view of making ii the
Executive Mansion. Dr. Hill has long lease of
the estate. Thus II happens that the intention Of
the Legislature will be carried out. after all and
James O. Blaine's old home will become in effect
at least what the Legislature designed.
AT the previous State Convention DR.. Hin
was prominently mentioned as a candidate for Gov
ernor But his i'll health this time would not
New-York tribune., 1900-07-15
AL4SK4'S NEW JTDGE.

NJ G. BROWN. OF WYOMING. WILL PRESIDE
OVER THE FEDERAL COURT THERE
Judge Melville c. Brown Of Laramie Wvo
whom President Mckinley has appointed United
States District Judge for Alaska and who Is now
on his way to his post. is OF the best known
men OF Wyoming. He was president Of the Consti-
tutonal Convention that framed its Constitution
He is native of Maine and was born in 1871 He
went 10 Wyoming in 1861 and admitted 10 tho
bar In the following year. There hav. often been
calls for his services from other States 10 which
New-York tribune., 1900-07-15
MR. IN COTT NOr DIsCOTRAGED.

Postmaster Van Colt was not pleased when he
read in yesterday Tribune dispatch from Wash
inzton saying that the Postal Commission had de-
cided to recommend adverse action his appli-
cation for ninety additional letter carriers. Mr..
Van Cott was not discouraged, however. He de-
clared the large increase Of business done by
the general PostOffice in this city made increase
of carriers absolutely necessary, and he expressed
the belief that ne would Yet get what he had
elrazf fc-
New-York tribune., 1900-07-15

m ~ i VII open pen, us 1 9ffices In September Exps-
odhklhS men Will De IN charge but the r1pesences
Of officers and directors N''o"n the n,
New-York tribune., 1900-07-15

The local Office OF the Bank of Montreal, az No
50 Wall-st-, has been advised that there has been
shipped to it from Cariboo B. c.. a big lump Of
gold which before being melted was perhaps the
largest single nugget ever found, its value being
Sl35,o00.
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an Avery descendant.

sculptor. who is himself Avery descendant.
At the dedication addresses will be made by the
Eev. Rsy Dr. s. Leroy Blake Charles A Russell and
dree Avery, Of Ohio, and oration will be deliv-
cred by Frank N1ntgomery Avery, of New-York
New-York tribune., 1900-07-15

the fame Of his legal knowledge had spread His
appointment is one thar gives much satisfaction,
and he viii doubtless be called on to perform
highly important duties. The gold production Of
Alaska win bring forth a deal of litigation
New-York tribune., 1900-07-15

y correspondent writes TO say that Mrs Pisrrs
Noel whose coming debut in Newport was noticed
in this column last Sunday. is not a daughter a,
the late Abraham Wakeman. as then stated
New-York tribune., 1900-07-15
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE OF CAPTAIN HE4Lr.

COMMANDER OF REVENUE CUTTER MCULLocH
HAS TO BE RESTRAINED.
Port Townsend, Wash. July 1.-THE United
States cutter NIcCulloch has arrived eight
days from Dutch Harbor. For several days before
leaving Dutch Harbor Captain HeaIy's actions
were such create suspicion among officers
and crew, and result a close watch was
kept HIM The first day after sailing the captain
came on deck. and after giving orders rela-
tive to handling the ship made attempt to leap
New-York tribune., 1900-07-15

The Drury Grand Opera Company. which is an
nounced 10 be the only colored opera company i,
the world" will give performance of Carmen"
in English at Asbury Park on August 6
New-York tribune., 1900-07-15

Hugo Becker. the violoncellist. is to make ,or,
through the United States during January. Fs5ru.
airy and March. His first appearance in this conn
try Will he with the Boston Symphony Orchestra
in New-York, Boston and other large Eastern
cities
New-York tribune., 1900-07-15
MUSICAL NOTES.

At the Kaltenborn concert in St Niebo1,
tonight Messrs- Beyer-Hane, cello. ans sSsasu
trumpet. win be the solo performers T~,.Naidi
gramme will be follows DO
Overture la GAIA Ladra' -----.......
Iy lynn TO 81 Sscllis sossisi
Trumpet solo. 'Infalnnarus ',abat Mater 0a1sosss
Largo. Second symphony .~.--
sisgfssd.s Death and Funeral March. Gssss ssssa-.s
Overture. Romeo and Iuet'
Cello solo. ''Fo N.drei'' IssS5aathsssy
Overtime .,c-,,.,,... Mr. Beyer-Hane- s'0sa
w.-. Violin solo Carl Hugo Eassi -oa'as.sa
Programme for Tuesday evening. ~symnsa ,,sa.'s
light; Poony
9gergFe: Bsy Sa5s Sa'g7e ~ 17e
Waltz. "Rhadargentus Flange -. G..
symphony No. 3 in E hat ''Eroica' s;sSrasss
MeGust 5ssask
Thursday evening will be Wagner night Ts,,.
the programme
DaRce Of he syiPhs SSs7
Viclin SOLO, Romance lrequest, SvSso
Waltz vienna Blood .--...-.........
Prelude ana Gl2rfcatton, ''Parsifar S'1Os
Prelude and Bridal Procession. 'Lohsngrtn ..wars
Prelude and Liebestod Tristan und IsoIde"
EaGeaana!e Samson ct Della saint-s..
Polka maZUrka Aus 7rtS
Galop, 'Leichtes But .-..---. ---'-..-..... .Stu,
Edward Brigham. basso. viii give a song r..,..,
in the Clavter Company's Piano School on F-s5.-
afternoon. His programme will be as follows
PhosT horescence'' -.---.-..---.-..- ......... l.
'PolICd'S Dir-a'' C-Nese
tSitn IN Spring ScSral
Spring Night Scselpststa
Don JIan's Serenade -Tschsfsnla
Journey by Night .-...... SsSy
Myself When Young In Persian Garden Ieir ashr
out ~ the Deep ~
cui siesno III Fiauto Magic 1Is 1iIes
Sl4mter Romance, philemon and Baucis' CT-.s
~ ese supreme .Devrss
Bohemian FoIksong' -. APal PaIl
Mr. and Mrs Georg HenscheI will return her. ..
a tour ear in January They viii be heard =
recitaIs only. in New-York Boston and other Es,-
and Middle Western cities. During Febru,-v
they will visit the Pacific Coast. Their uro.
grammes. it is said. Will contain many novelties
Hugo Becker. the violonceHist. is to make a I'm,
through the United States during January. Fsbrr.
airy and March His first appearance in this conn
try Will he with the Boston Symphony Orchestr.
in New-York Boston and other large Easts-r
cities.
y correspondent writes TO say that Mrs Pisrrs
Noel whose coming debut in Newport was uo,i,sl
in this column last Sunday. is not daughter a,
the late Abraham Wakeman, then stated
The DrUry Grand Opera Company which "a an
nounced 10 be the only colored opera company in
the world" will give a performance Of "Carm.n"
in English at Asbury Park on August 6.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-15

on the Casino roof tomorrow evening the pro-
Gramme will include a chorus of forty women,
assisted by Lew simmons of simmons & Slocum's
Minstrels; John Queen. Frank White. Jack Gard
ner, John Ward and Andrew Gardner. Ada Lane
and Miss Grace Belmont will take prominent roles.
Among the specialties are James Thornton. Walsh
and schappert, musical comedy act; Mile Marjorte's
troupe of dogs, including Blossom and Beauty, the
high diving dogs; the three Sisters Lane, Jack
Gardner and company of twenty-four, Charles B.
Ward the BOwery boy Irene and ZaZa. her mar
vellous trick dog: the Gardner Trio of comedy
musicians and baton manipulators- and Lew Sim
mons and Frank White. in old time negro
sketch.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-15
Edward Brigham. basso. viii give a song r.o,.-
in the Clavter COmpany's Piano School on F-ts.
afternoon His programme Will be as follows.

Mr.. and Mrs Georg HenscheI will return her. ~
a tour ear in January They will be heard =
recitals only, in New-York. Boston and other Esr-
and Middle Western cities. During Febru.-,
they will visit the Pacific Coast Their uro
grammes. it is said. Will contain many novelties
New-York tribune., 1900-07-15
NOTES OF THE STAGE.

The first rehearsal of "A Million Dollars the
new production for the New-York Theatre. by
George V. Hobart and Louis Harrison held
yesterday The show differs from the other pro-
auctions presented by the Sire Brothers in that it
will have more comedy and less ballet. In the cast
will be Joe OFT Sam Bernard. Billy Gould. Ignacio
Martinetti. Josie Sadler and Amelia SummervilIe
a. Baldwin Sloane has put on new song at the
Cherry Blossom Grove, NeW-York Theatre roof
1t is entitled The Pride of Newspaper Row"
Both words and music are by Sloane, and the song
is rendered by Miss Nellie O'Neil. supported by a
chorus
New-York tribune., 1900-07-15

In The RoUnders,' which now begins its third
week at the Casino Theatre. John Hyams Will
take the part OF the Marquis place Of Harry Stu
art on Monday night. The new Founders will
doubtless continue to the production sched-
uled for the latter part of August.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-15

Edna Aug who has appeared In London music
halls. will be seen at Proctor's Twenty-thrd ST.
Theatre this week in The Scrubwoman's Dream
Another act will be that OF Jerome and Alexis
the frog and the lizard. Others are Hegeman.
Schroeder and James. in the musical skit 'Insom-
MIA; HOdgktns and Leith. in the rural pIaylet
Seth HopkinS's CoUrtin' -: Nashti Earle and Lulu
Shepherd, condolences; Bates Musical Trio. refined
musicians; the EldridEes, negro comedy sketch and
the kalateChnOSCOpe. AT tO-day'S continuous con-
cert from 1870 till 1895 p. M the features are VII
fred Clarke and company. George Wilson Adolf
link. RiXfOrd brothers and Little and Pritzkow
New-York tribune., 1900-07-15

At Proctors Fifth Avenue Theatre this weeks
bill includes Reno and Richards the acrobatic
comedians; Cole and Johnson and the Fremont
Sisters. in character songs; Hughey DOugherty.
the minstrel monologist Nine Marzeia's trained
birds Fritz Young and Emile Sells as ''Pierrot
ct Clownesse''; Little and Pritzkow, character
singers; Six ard Gedney, banjoists; A. c. Law
renee, ventrilOquist; Ramsey Sisters, musical act.
and the kalatechnosCope- TO-day's concert. from
till 1915 p. m presents Sheridan Block and
pany. Ida Fuller. Dorothy Neville. Wartenberg
Brothers, Westman and Wren and Fanny Fields.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-15

The second and last week of the engagement Of
Primrose and Dockstader's Minstres at Manhattan
Beach begins At the theatre pavilion tomorrow
evening. New songs and sayings will he added to
the entertainment. The entire minstrel organza-
ton. appearing in white face, in conjunction with
Fanciulls list Regiment Band, numbering in all
over one hundred performers and musicians. will
take part in a combination concert this afternoon.
The programme will contain popular songs. pIanta-
ton melodies and old time ballads. The rest OF the
summer season at Manhattan Beach will be de-
voted to light comic opera. The first to be pre-
sented. following the engagement of the minstrel5
ana beginning on Monday evening. July %, will be
The Gelsha.' The cast includes James Il. Powers.
who again appears in his original part Of the
Chinaman
New-York tribune., 1900-07-15

CharIes Frohman' who sailed for this city yes
terday by the America liner St Louis sends yror4
by cable that he has decided to open the next
season OF the Garrie Theatre early in September
comedy by Leo Ditrichstein entitled All on Ac-
count of Eliza" ' VAi ~
New-York tribune., 1900-07-15

Henry w. Savage announces by cable the en-
sagement for the Metropolitan English Grand
Opera Company of Clarence Whitehall basso. who
is now at the Opera Comique. Paris. Miss Minnie
Tracy. an American soprano. also OF the ODAra
Comlque; has been signed for the English com
House in October. -. oloN
New-York tribune., 1900-07-15

Isabelle Evesson and Frank Z. Camp have been
added TO the American Theatre stock companv for,
next 'A''' A'1
New-York tribune., 1900-07-15

At the Kaltenborn concert in St Niebo,.
tonight Messrs- Beyer-Hane. cello. ana sSA1asn
trumpet, win be the solo performers ~ T~1nuidi
gramme will be as follows: ue pc0-
New-York tribune., 1900-07-15

The 22d Regiment Band plays every night at
the Terrace Garden, in East Fifty-eighth-st There
are special Sunday evening concerts.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-15

At Tony Pastors this the bill includes
Cook and Sonora. the acrobatic tramp and the
singing soubrette; Miss Emma Carus barytone:
the Brothers Bright athletes and hand TO hand
balancers; Harry and Sadie Fields Hebrew cake
walkers; the original Three Westons. in Letter
Co; King and STANCE, in a cOmedietta entitled
Wanted, an Actress; DAILY and Devere. in a
comedy by James Richmond Glenroy, entitled
Mrs. Martin Bradley's Maid; -4lvan the tramp
jugger; Arnold De Berre, the conjurer; the Hec-
lows, the circus actor and dancer; Hart and We
roma, In comedy sketch; Nan Engleton and z. G.
Gallagher. in ''Virginius" and the vitagraph
New-York tribune., 1900-07-15

AT Proctor's Palace. Wilfred Clarke, formerly of
Augustin Days forces, will appear this week in
the farce, Oscars Birthday" assisted by Theo
Carew. Minnie Monk. Mabel Roebuck and Clement
Hopkins George Wilson. the minstrel comedian.
Will give twenty minutes Of talk. Others are:
Westman and Wren. in a rural comedy; Tenley and
SlmondS the Irish Wits RiXfOrd brothers. Euro
pean acrobats; Furber and Davis, the De Muths.
dancers; Ely and Harvey, in black face act, and
the M Mtechnoscope. To-days continuous concert.
from TIL l030 includes "A Surprise Party
company, Cole and Johnson company, Bachelor
Club, Smith, Doty and Coe and the Brothers
Bright.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-15

The bill for this week al the Lion Palace Roof
Garden and Music Hail. One Observation-Disclosures
and the Boulevard, includes the names of Eddie
Leslie, the mimic the Manhattan Comedy Fo,,r
Lewis and Elliott Mile. Carrie Barr and Evans
Kelly and Reno and Agnes Miles. Sunday concerts
are given at 2:S0 p and $50 p m. and ratfnaas
are given Wednesday and Saturday.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-15
Thursday evening will be Wagner night TO,..
the programme

Waltz. Vienna BlOod''
Overture ''Ian1hauser'
Prelude and Bridal Procession. 'Lohsngrtn .Tsr,s-
Prelude and Lebe=tod Tristan uad Isolde
BdcchanaIe Samson Della ........ St.. s.,
strings. spring sae1s
Polka mazurka. Aus Ferne'' -srss
Gal1p, Leichtes But .Strsn..
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Overture, Nature e''................-
Bal Suite, Op- 1I0 ;;uvoEzk
Violin solo. Carl Hugo Engel '''-aeass
Waltz. 'Rhadamentus KIange" --..-.-.-
symphony No. 3. in + HAT ''Er1ica'' .siraus
Overture, Raymond -. -'-.,aoTsn
atl+'Ild L
-iei.utl Lachns-
Schiller March. sansE
People's voice., 1900-12-27

Jessie Morrison was released from
the Eldorado Jail Monday, and ate
her Christmas turkey at home. The
bond is signed by W. 7. Brown, bank
ere; ]. W. Kibby, Sr, stockman; j.
w. Skaer, merchant; Henry Moyle,
merchant; B. Fl. Cornelius, stOckman;
]. r. Crowley, stockman and farmer;
J. W. Kibby, Sr., stOckman. All of
these men are residents OF Augusta.
Tue other sig0ers are G, l., Shidler, a
farmer Of Logan township; A. f.
Cook and c. W. Little, farmers, OF
Clay township; j. NJ. Brewer and c..
b. Lavender, farmers, of Hickory
township, These men are all well
fixed financially aud are the most
prominent men OF Butler county.
They are easily worth 5000, 600, and
qualify for SS4, 1000 1t is noticed that
none Of the sureties are residents Of
Eldorado, the home Of the MOrrlsOns
and Castles. Jessie could have got
ten bali 10 EldOrado perhaps, but the
feeling on both sides in EldoradO is so
intense that it was considered best to
60 outside Of Eldorade for sureties.
In EldOradO, when anyone shows that
his symDathies are with the MOrri-
sons, he is promptly cut by the Wiley
faction, and If he happens to be in
business, is made to feel the displeas-
ure Of those who do not believe In
the Innocence Of Jessie Morrison.
This feeling exists in a lesser degree
10 every neighborhood OF Butler
county, aud some 20 so far as to pre-
dict that the Morrison affair will be
felt in the politics of Butler county
for many years to come.
People's voice., 1900-12-27

The Wakita (O.T.l Herald gives a
correct version OF the killing OF Clyde
Parker OF Oxford, as follows: One OF
the saddest tragedies 10 the history
Of this part OF the country occurred
last Friday night near the Riverside
school house, about eight miles south
west Of here. Mrs. Luta Hendricks
shot and instantly killed Clyde Par
ker. Mrs. Hendricks husband, Will
liam Hendricks, is conductor on the
railroad, and his run is from Wichita
20 Ellsworth. Mrs. Hendricks lives
with her seven children on the claim.
Clvde Parker is young man p years
old, who made his home with his
parents one mile west, but who spent
much time 10 town working 10 restau-
rants, painting, etc. He was occa-
sionally given to drink. However, he
was not considered vicious, but his
own worst enemy. On FRIDAY morn
ing he was before the police court OF
Wakita. and plead guilty Of drunken
ness. Atab0ut 4 or 5 o'clock be left