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A Desperate Trapedy-The Bloodj Derringer A Queer Oompauionship Ada Atkinson's Murderer Confesses Lynching Threatened The American Pish, Etc. Xkw York, Od. 16. -The. Alia line steamer, Alps, wbieU was Hieil upiiD at Jeremle ILiytl on Septt;inti';r 20, vvlilie t.tklii on board refugees from tbs Hsjtian r. v ill, arrty; tl at her pier yesterday morn in.' f.nd yvas bourdiv by nn eajrer crowd, anxiotiH to tiscertain wtuit duman bad been done to the ve-ael. Tlie Injury done to lier la allKbt, but is considered a miracle that no person was killed. One o( tbe allots crashed throiiKli tbc stern of tlie boat, penetratinir into tho mail room, which v?.ts empty, and proceed jiou thro ih it stoyt partition to the table wliere It exploited. One of die framenli struck a larire lookintf-g !, ma-hln'4 it to atoms, and tletn went tlirotr,'b the wall Into the! pantry, where a quantity of iflass anl heavy silver plate was demolished, and tho fragment took the cp. posi c d f'jciio:i, smashina off a corner of the table ami demoltshiu? several chairs, alter which it went through a port hole In to the sea. The (jlas and heavy bra fasteninr; of tho port bole were wrenched away and fo. lowed tio shell overboard, Sllil another fragment dfMiolinlied two frlass lamps about the cabin, mule a large dent In tun roof and dropped to the floor. The t'.vo frairment were secured by C'aptiin S Iders, of the steamer, and were ex hibited to a correspondent. They weigh, about live poiiii'ia each and are probably the c"nter and end pleura of the shell. "I had received Instructions from tlio Consul at Tort du I'rince," tald Captain Solders, "to Mop at Jeretnie and lak on board eleven women and children, and one ast-'d tipanltrd, and land them at Jamaica, Jerenile was in the bands of i lie Insurgents at this time, but I was assured tbat they would off r no resist ance. We reached the town about 11 o'clock on September '0, and anchore.l about miles off shore. A small boat was sent for the refugees, and we were Just re ceivtng them on board when the battery above tho city opened upon us. We ruhei the refugees below, and I ordered tile Brit ish tl to be lowered to half-mast, think ing that this would prevent anv further fir ing. I saw, however, that they intended to sink if. vessel, and we Immediately started our engines anj steamed ahead without waitln-; to we(i?b anchor. Just at tills moment the shell, which entered our cabin, struck us, and was followed up by otheri which came dangerously close. Tho shells were conical, and were tired from a heavy battery on top of the hill wlibiu tlio, city. Seven shotsln all were tired but only three of tliein struck u. two striking outside .jtid doinic no harm. HaJ the shot which enter ed our cabin have struck six Inches lower down it would have disabled our rudder. O ir steward had a narrow escape from death, at the tluid the shull entered the cab In, one of the fragments papains; so close to his bead that be could feel tho wind of it as It passed. Fortunately the imblu was un occupied at the time, or loss of life wuuld surely have followed. Owini to our anchor draecinR we nude slow progress Rettlnp; away from the town, hut we had the anchor up as soon as possible. Everybody on board wua terribly friL'hieaad, as we did not know at what moment a shot would dis able us." At the offii of I'iuj, Forward 4 Co., agents of the Atlas Line, it was learned that Her JtUJ-sly's man-of-war Dido baa been ordered to Jeremle for luc purposo of making an Investigation Into tbo case. It Is considered that the matter Is an out rage upon the British fl.ig, as the captain uf the Alps was acting under orders fro'ii the British Consul. The Dido will demand a i apology and reparation for the Intuit. A Klot Two ltay Later. New York, Oei. 10. Latest advices from llaytl, recdved by Mr. George du Cordova, In this city, state a riot occurred at Port du Wince, Septem ber 22. It was occasioned by a few young men, who took resume In a prlvato dwell ing, but were Anally dislodged by the Gov ernment troops, which had been ordered out by President Salomon. Tlio Insur gents, however, toolc refuge in the (urt , On September 2.1 tho Government tt o ips, while dislodging tbo Insurgents, beat urn tin tuauageaale and began to pillage tho city. The foreign ships In port bon&n to land and quell the dielurbauee, and President Salo mon was informed that, unless be put a slop to tho outrages, the different foreign ships In the harbor would take pos session of the (own. On hearing this the President Immediately caused the progress of the fl tines to be stopped. This Is re gsrdod ss decisive proof that' be could have done so before, and that the outrages have been done under bis orders. Mine, Salo mon Is with the President. It Is thought that thero will be a general uprising soon. It is reported that koine of tho Government troops at Jrreinio bavo surrendered to the Revolutionists, saying that they hail no provisions and were starving. President Salomon is anxious, ll Is said, to leave Httjll, but Is prevented by his followers, who claim that he lias over $5(10,000 In Lon don and Paris belonging to the Govern iiviit. It Is thought that the recent Insult 1 1 the British sieamer Alps st Jeremlo will Involve the government with Great llrliahi. The few fullowers of Salomon are becoming illscoii raged and say they have neither men nor money to carry on tbo war. The foreigners have refused to le id money to the Pnsl dent. The nutter of the blockade of Jeie in le, J.iemel and o bee porta bits been con sidered by the re pieseiiutlves of foreign powers, and A Joint, protest against tho closing of those pons hits been served on Salomon, as It la suld the blockade rauiiot be effective without naval forces. Ths llrltlsh Consul has sent a dispatch to tbs Commodore requentltig that a tiinu-nf -war be sent jor the protection of the llrlilslt and other foreign vessels trailing with these ports, Dispatches from Cubit slate that Gen. Mode attacked and repulsed tbi Government troops at Mlragnane on Sep tember 50, and that that port bai fallen lite the liunils ol the Insurgents. Homed m hew Trial. Nkwaiik, N, at,, Oct, It), -A new trla has been denied John Clilsholtu, convicted of the murder of als wife ami who wua sentenced to be hwigost Mevvwtor 'XL MORNINH, OCTOBER A (taier 4 ompanlonahlp. PniLADKLFHU, Pa., O t. 10. Wm. Brinkerboff of this city is the owner of ar aquarium. At one time (i was well stocked with goldtisb, which, however, through the neglect of a careless servant, became reduced to a single survivor. This one. has been the object of the most Jealous care on tho part of Mr. Hriukcihoff , who ob jected strenuously to the introduction Into his household in July last of a larg'i tnaltese cat, the pet of liis youngest daughter. The child, however, overruled her father's objections anl secured a berth for her pet, proinisingtoguard the goldfl-h front III attentions. Tbuit she had not kept her en gagement w m to-day proved to her father as he eutered the liulu parlor of bis resi dence and found tlin cat Its sole occupant save thn goldfish in the globe, for which Grimalkin wa evidently preparing to make a fishing excursion. Kor this purpose, ap parently, it leaped upon a chair at the Hide of the g as. Tin flsh showed sU'ns of con sciousness of the cat's approach, but no fear, On the contrary, It nibbed Its nose against the glass and splashed its tail In ths water as if to attract the cat's attention. The goldfish came to the sur face blowing a manner whlcli Mr. Brlnkerhoff characterizes as Impatient. r,on this the cat, raislug Itself on the edge of the bowl, reached over. The fish swam irently directly under it when the cat softly stioked iu hack, purring meanwhile with great contentment. The fish, however, seemed still unsat-isfled, and darting aw ay from its strange companion, swam r ip. I ' y about the bowl, and then s night the bot tom. The cat remained in this posi tion as if puled. Saurtly afterward tlio fish cime to the surface again and snap ped at a fly which was crossing the water and rested, -after having done so, on the edge of tbi bowl, Thn cat, seeming to appreciate the itiiiion, with a single swllt ntovemenl caught the fly and dropped It into the mouth uf its finny friend. The latter then submitted contentedly to the back-stretching endearment which it had before resented. Mr. Brinkerboff ascer tained ft 'out bis little girl that the strange companionship ha 1 existed for some weeks, hut she had feared to tell of it, as her neg ligence had allowed Its formation. A Desperate Tragedy. Horn E8TEK, N. Y.,Oct. 16. Informa tion reached this city yesterday of a tragedy which occurred at Hinsdale, the southern lertnjpus of Genessi e Valley branch of the Buffalo and Philadelphia railroad, on Sat urday evening. A white man named West Beers and a oolored man named Bruce, both from Olean, were driving along the road, half a mile south of Hinsdale, when they met Burt Illiicklo of Hmsdau? coming from an opposite direction, driving a doublt team and seated on a loaded wagon. Word: ensued between them as to which team should turn. out. A free figbt fallowed, and quite a num ber of H.nsilale peorln boon gathered and separated the combatant. Beers and Bruce Jumped hH their buggy and opened fire with tholr revolvers on the crowd. Charles llaotield, a hardware merchant ol Hinsdale, was shot through the chest, Charles McWIIIIams, a teamster of Ilins Jale, was shot through the shoulder, tin Juntos Miller, a blacksmith of the same place, wish aliot through the leg. Beers and Bruoo then drove away. followed by the erowd, who captured them on the Krie railway croasiug, about a mile from tbe spot where the sliootiug took place. Kopes were procured and placod about the necks of tbe desperadoes-, and Ihey were about to be hanged by tbe iudlg tiant citizens when several prominent men interfered and urgod tbe crowd to await the result of the Injuries to Ban field. Reluctant consent was given, and the pris oners were taken to Hinsdale under guard. A posse of police from Olean soon arrived and took charge of the men, conveyed them to Olean and locked them up. Banfleld lived uutil 3 o'clock yesterday morning, w hen death put an end to bis sufferings. He was a prominent eltixeu, and bis murdoi creates great excitement throughout Cat taraugus county. Mc Williams and Millet will recover from their Injuries. Beers n noted as a dangerous man, and has been a terror In that section of tbe country for years, Little is known of Bruce. Both prisoners were drunk when the fight too place, Mute CapllHl Mole. Jefferson City, Mo,, Oct. 10. The secretary of state yesterday Issued a certifi cate of increase of lite capital of tbe Rich Hill Coal Mining company from $A",000 to ipOO.OOO. A certificate of corporate exlstance was isstieJ yesterday by the secretary of state to tbe txculsior Milling company, Louisi ana, Piki county, Mo. Capital $:!&. 000, one-half paid up. Incorporators: Mar cus Dreyfus. U. J. Hawkins, Charles l'o:l man, Fred Naxara, John H. Gamble, Joseph S. Irwlu, Allien Pike, Joe Block and Jtm e W. Dreyfus. Tt froai Arkansas. ELithk Hock, Ark., Oct. 10. -Frank Grass, a dry goods merchant of Hot Springs, has assigned to C. V. P.ix. Liabilities and nominal assets about If 40. 000. AN KDITOlt AHKK8TED. M. C. Harris, editor of the Hot Springs Horso-Shoe, hits been arrested by Judge Moods of thn Ctrciut court for contempt, caused by an editorial reflection upon the court for the manner of selecting tho Jury In the ltug murder case. Ur'M 1st the American I'lah. Boston, Oct. 10. A private dispatch from Mr. Karl, who la In chargo of tbi American division of London Fisheries Exhibition, announces the great success of of the American exhibit. The awards of the United Slab s number 147, or which fiirty-tlve tiro gold, forty-flvo silver und twcnly-elght bronze medals. There are also nliteioen diplomas and ten money prizes. The United States Fish Commis sion gets eighteen gold and silver medals and two diplomas. (Severed a Carotid Artery. Kansas City, Oct. lrt.-H. S. Williams, special agunt of the New York Mutual Life Insurance company, attempted suicide on the Council Bluffs train as it pulled lulu the I'tiioti depot yesterday afternoon ny cti.ting i he left carotid artery with a penknife. Ho was taken to tbo hospital and his wounds attended to, Liu will die. No motive la known. 'I be Deadly Derringer. New Yokk, Oct. 16. At 3 o'clock thli morning, iu tho Ktnplte Gardens, notor ious dive on Sixth avenue, "Bhang" Drap er, the sporting man, shot and killed John Irving, tbe proprietor of the place, and a friend of living's Immediately abot and killed Draper. rialal olllaloa. CilATUNOiHiA, Tenn., Oct. 16. -Two friil; hi (rural collided twenty miles east ot hern on the Rast Tennesson, Virginia and Georgia llallrual this inotulu(f Euglueor Bailey aud la Imw wn iurtautlj kllteir-.v , BIILLETIN'. 177T883. Ferry-Boat In Collision. Nkw York, Oct. 18. Two ferry-boati, the P.ivonia, of the Ki lo railway, and the Wcohawklti, of the Hobokeu line, came Into collision on thn North River last even in . Kach pilot attributes tho collision to ti e carelessness of thnoiht r. C'apt. Spyer, of the Wcehawkln, bas preferred a eom iiiaiut ugint those in charge of the Pavoiiia. Several persons were slightly tin: t but none killed. Adss Aikiuaaa'a Murderer sVoalesaes. Lafayette, Ind., Oct. 16. Nelling's full confession tiiat, under the Impulse of a murderous mania, be bad gone to tbe hous i and murdered Ada Atkinson, was read to an excited multitude this morning. Great croivds, on horseback and In wagons and buggies, now throng tbe road to Fowler. The sheriff, who was at Oxford, baa taken the nearest road, but Is little In advance, L milling ti probable. ritatriiKer Tlrkel A (en I. K.sNtiArt CITY, Mo., Oct. 16. TUe gen eral passenger and ticket acents of the Pa t itle mads and connecting lines met here lo-iiay for the purpose of readjusting rates and making divisions ot the Pacific coast passenger business. The representatives of two roads have not yet arrived. The meeting, without organizing, was adjournod unMI to-morrow. MI.I.AK4 HOMA. A Touuir Wife Poison Herself, and Kepcnta Too l.ate. New York, Oct. 16. Mrs. Amanda Meyers, 18 years old, committed suicide by taking poison on Sunday night at No. 681 Monroe street, Brooklyu. She lingered until veMerday morning when she died. Some lime had elapsed after her death bo fore it was known to what cause It was due, then it was ascertained that she bad taken a dc.se of poison known us "Rough on Rats. " ' Tbe sequel will show that the lady either took a dose to frighten her husband or be cati-e she was laboring under a temporary aberration of tbe mind. Mrs. Meyera at the lime of her death had been married nearly two years. Her husband, Charles K. Meiers, is a salesman with Crandell & G'.alc. No. 2U Duane street, this city, t in Sunday night, on Ids return fromabriel absence, she called hitu to her, saving, 'Charley, I have taken poison: I am sorry for it; won't you get mo something to take? ' Tbe young husband was startled and did not believe his wife, althosueli he knew that she was subject to flu of depres sion. The girl wife then complained of pain in the stomach, and groaned so that tier husband knew she was in pain. He at tempted ti soothe her, and realized that she told the truth. On the mantel was a box of poison; the box was half empty, "My God. what bavo you douc?" said the husband. "I did not mean to do it; run for a doc tor." "Mr. Meyer? then hurried to the coruei of Rcitl and Gales avenues, Juet around the corner, to the pharmacy ot Charles Wright lie asked tor some mustard, and It was given him. He went back and admiutsterei at'oseof hot water and mustard. It did not relieve tier, and then Meyers ran for a doctor. Dr. JobCorbld, of No. 943 Gates avenue, was the nearest within call, but w hen he arrived the poor girl was beyond bis aid. A correspondent visited the residence of tho .Meyers ' last ninht. It is a two-story house. They occupy the upper rooms Im mediately over tbe parlors. Upoa ringing the bell a mau of medium height, with fair complexlou and cold, steel blue eyes, answered. He was Mr. Meyers and was very phlegmatic. He immediately ibowcd the way to tbe second -story back room, where ho told tbe following story: "We have boo u married not quite two years, it was a love match. Prior to the marriage niv wife was subject, at intervals, to tits t i a. s;ioiiduiicy, which becamo more marked after we had been married about three months. I then consulted some ol tho eminent physidaus iu New York. Tbey all agreed that it was a trival matter, and would wear off in time. These fits of de pression bncame chronic, ee much so that it was remarked by my friends. I wuut out for a walk on Sunday Dig hi, and when returned I fouad my wife In paiu. She told me that she had lakeu poison, and thai I must save her. Kuowtng as I did that she was despondent I did not believe it, I finally saw that she was in pain, aud I then ran to Wrlicht's drug store. I there obtained some mustard, which I administered. It gave her no relief "I then ran for Dr. Cor bin, but he arrived loo late to save her. She died in my arms." "Do you know the cause of ber des pondency f" askrd tee reporter. "Yes, she was despondent because she had no children. " In tbe front room lay tbe body of the dead woman. Tbo features wero those ol what must in life, have been most beautiful. Tbe chestnut batr aud the delicately penciled eyebrows, with the long, fringed lashes, betokened no trace of suffering. As Mr. Meyers uncovered the face be atgbed. It was not an elegant house, but comfortable Htid neat. As Mr. Meyera led the way down stairs he suld, "I've told you all 1 know about It. 1 am very sorry myself," This was said in a half sad tone. A gentle man who resides lu tbe vicinity said that Mrs. Meyers had not led a happy life. Her tits of melancholia can be ascribed to other cum sis Ihuu those ascribed. Jealousy Is one. Coroner Doylo will hold an Inquest to-night. I.oal the Firms Hnueyat Faro. Chicago, Oct. 16. Florence II. Peters, cashier for Lyon A Hcaly, dealers In musical Instruments, was arrested last night after mak.ug a confession that he had used $12,000 of the Una's money and lost it at faro. THE W ATSF.RA FIRE. The fire at Wai.eka, III., Is still burning. At 1 o'clock it had dcsUoycd the opera bous.) and six business buildings. Loss, f'Jo.iXK); Insurance slight. A MF.I'ICAl. STUDENT ARRESTED. Carl llenckelly, the young medical stu dent under Indictment at SAjneuse, N. Y., for bndy-snatchlnif. was arrested he.e last night and tuken East in charge ot deteo- tlVeS. M.ijnr ('. Newell, Indian agent at the Spotted Tall reservation, Is In the city, ao eompitnleil by tbree chiefs, en route to Washington to urge against throwing the reservation open to white settlers. Anglera In t'esitral Park. New YoHK, Oct. 16. The second fly easting tournament will begin tola after noon on tbe upper Mela Central Park. The lines have already keen buoyed off, and tbe platforms eretted at the same points aa laM year. A large attendance of trout aud otlier flv tlsberuieii la expected, not on ly from this Stain, but from the East, aud from tbo salmon tJshlug watere of tbe North and West. Tie eoneeat will last alt weak. , FOREIGN NEWS. EMsLAND. London, Oct. lti.-lUs said oa trust, worthy authority that an agreement Mas been reached between the counsel for O'lJonnoll and the piosccutlng attorney, by which the former's effort tor delay will be made to-morrow for tbe postponement of the trial uutil tbe November term, to afford time for the arrival of witnesses whwse tes timony In considered vital to the defease and who have been summoned from Cape Town and elsewhere. George Warden, the defaulting secretary of the River Plate bank, bas made a full confession, explaining the circumstances and manner of his stealing and disposition of tbe securities of the bunk. Pcre Hyaclntbn said laat evening that itia his Intention to return from America In April next to see an internal convulsion In Kttropc, whloh event he feels assumed will occur during the early months of 1884, and will hcgln In France. Kl M.HIA. St. 1'f.i tn.MBUitii, Oct. 16. It li an nounced, officially, that the Czir will shortly institute numerous reforms In tbe Russian rail way service. It is also said that lie will issue an edict iu reference to tbe affairs of the Jews residing In Russia, which will place them nn a better footing, both as regards their citizenship and business In terests, and to a great extent render them less liable to I he murdcroiu attacks to which they have been subject from the lower classes of Eussiuus during the past year. UMCIsWY. Ri'.ki.in, Oct. 10. It. Is believed in dip lomatic circles that Due D'Aumale will succeed M. Grevy in the presidency of tbe French Republic, und that the establishment of an Orleans dynasty In France will speedily follow. Mouktar Pasha, In tin interview, says that Turkey, though grievously annoyed by Lnglatul, is slili friendlv to that pow er. ikki.wd. Uiissi.ea, Oct. 10. Tho rival processions of Orauge'Yicn uud Irish Nationalist are forming, Tli.i Orangemen will be led by Lord Uossmore. llealy, accompanied by several otbir prominent Nationalists, bas arrived. A collision is momentarily ex pected. The soldiers and police are ready and will act at the first sign of disorder. AlCTkU-IItNUtltr. Viexna. Oct. 16. Eighteen Socialists have been Indicted for high treason at Oitnutz in Moravia. Serious rioting between slaves aud Mag yars has occurred at Miava in Uuncary. The military tired into the lighting factions, aud several persons wero killed aud many wouiu'cd. NPAIM. Madrid, Oct. 16. The leaders of the Ra Ileal party are suggesting that amnesty should be grunted the insurgents who took part in tlio rising iu Badajo. Thus is stren uously opposed by the Centralists. It is bedeved that the next Cortes will be dlvld ed upon. tttls Uuiij Vlllarsl BanqnetrXl. NK.wYoRK.Oct. 10. The German guesta ol Henry Yillard, nn the recent excursion over tbe Northern Pacirio railroad, gave a dinner to Mr. V.I lanl, last evening, al Delmouli o 's. Prof. Ilofman presided. Ti e table was urriiiged In the foi in of a horse shoe and haiiiUouic ly decorated. THE MARKETS. OCTOBER 16. 1833. l.lse- stock. CHICAGO. CATTLE Receipts 9,200; quiet; exports 6 00(50; irood to choice shipping quoted at K iti fM 60; common to fair $4 W((t: 15. HOGS--Uecclpts 10,000; quiet and alow; light at $4 70a.'i 00; rough packing $4 2'Xtfl 60; heavy packing and shipping $t 6,Vai4 05. sr. I.UUI. CATTLK-Exporters $5 SOitfO 25; Food to heavy do $Ti 50d. 80; light to fair 14 00'o 4 75; common to medium $4 40r$4 90; fair :o good Colorado 400u" 10; southwest $3 Ti r4c(5; grass Texaus ) i'l.-ai 23; llijrtt to rood slockcrs f I AOii 75; fair to good feed irs t-'J 7."u4 00; common t ohobw native cows and heifers it io dl 00; soailawags of any kind 2 0042 40. SHEEP Common, medium &Uzht$'JA0ra 3 2o; fair to good W 60ttl "ft; pritue HI 90 (d 10; fair to good Texans $2 7;VaM 63. HOGS-Receipts 1,230 bead; shipment! ;HI0 head. Market dead for want of stock, the strike among switchmen preventing the arrival of stock trains. Prices nominal at yesterday's figures. (Mid. CHICAGO. WHEAT 91 V October; November Mt December 93 S; January 06': May tl I'll. COitN-OctobeMT'-f; November 47; December 40 '( ; January 45 ti ; May 43 H; year 10 1 . OATS-28 October; November 28V; December 28S ; year 28; May 32. ST. LOUIS. WHEAT Higher; closing at $1 OIK November; $1 03td December; $1 OS January. CORN Weaker; 44 b. November; li1 year; 44VMav. OATS Weaker; 27 b. October; 27 b. November; 31. b. May. NEW YORK WHEAT October $1 09; November tllOS; December SI 12 ; January $1 14 't; February ft U. CORN October 6S S ; November 69 W ; December 511 V ; January 57 V. OATS October 34 S; November 85 1 December 36V; January 37i. Con it try I'rodnce, st. I. oris. BUTTKR Creauierv at 2,Vii23 to 29 for selections, a shade morn lu a small way; seconds at dairy rates. Dairy at 20'ri22 for choice to fancy to 2.WJ4 for selections; fair 1215; low grade Sii). Good to choice near-by in nails UioM.'l; common 7 8. Receipts 6,3lWi tbs. Market quiet and depressed, there being onlv a light demand from local dealers, malnlv for strictly choice. 'he offerings of which were amnio to met the call. All else lu acoumulatlvo supply, and negleciod nominal. POl'LTRY - Finn, with llirht supply but demand mo ierate. We quote; Spring oblekens-siiiail !f.l iVVnll i5; good to choice .-M 00 a'2AV tanny large U fW Old chickens-Cocks . $3 'JArata 50, mixed W".V3(ll); hens t3 2fl; ducks jl'()0(,rj 50; turkeys $4ki goesn $315. fciiUS Receipts, 254 pks. Demand food and higher, butsearou; choice marks iasy at 19c. LIVERPOOt,. Wheat bus arrived here duller; com arrive uiichmurml. Wheat and com to arrive aull. Mark Lane-Wheat and corn not much doing. Cuuntrv market steady. Spot wheat quiet: No. 2 sprint 9.1; No. 3 sprlnc none In market; Western winter 8s 6d; Mixed Western cora dull and easier atAsSsd. Demand fromContl mmtand Halted Kingdom ael much dolus lu wnjieUnijjirii. i ."'.3