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GUARDING THEWHITE HOUSE
EXTRAORPINATvY FRECM'TIOXB TO SE
CI'RF MR. CLEYELAXIVS SAFETY.
laP-j: FOTtrE OF ARMKD POI.tFF.MKN ON PFTT
pat anp Btoirr, alybrhrir bothuki morb
DANOKKOU-s TH.\S AN OCVASION.M. CRANK
K.VF.R AFFF.ARS WH \T M^
FKIGHTFNED THinHKit*
?F-T TEMCORArH TO THE TRIBTNE 1
-oraohtns'ton. Dec. 11.?By tho President'a or
t.r f\ ?.-rdinary prdloo vlgilanee has recently
v^o n'ani!o.?ted In and arotin.1 the White House.
?,? f.i : haa occasl->ned much onmrnent here.
Trie r " ',irf,? 0" duty at the Executlve Man
aior. baa been materlally inereased. and the dl?
rection.5 to the patrolmen and sera-oants have
t^n ma 1? BaOCh strirter. It has neen said that
? |jgtc Becrttary Thurber became alarmed at
?oT.e trlnea ajid that it was at his request that
'tt,? ^Yh.:e House guard had been augmentecl.
There la n. doubl that Mr. Thurber is respmsi
y, ? - - preser.ce of a^me unsightly stove
hfa.ff4 aentry boxes whlch for the flrat time '.n
MCent yeara dot tne lawn and provoke unfavora
ble erltlciem both from artlBlt.' and old
ggahkme I AJgaericana who res-ent the idoa
of WTT iBClIni M* c-',e*' Executlve with armed
wen ni tu in-TPas- the patr-d force
*ere Isaued yual before Mr. Cleveland came in
jnrr \\ . o> early last week.
tofore an ocoaalonal poRcetnan was to be
ptea patrolllng the Whlte H i*f- fronnda, aa la
the eaae et other important pubitc polnts tn the
ggnital n ?*? been decldediy the exceptlon
-jj, the War ol the Rebellijn to
_ ..an taro local gua-Jiar.s of the peace
or. duty there al one time, day or ntght. unleta
Bjanc partlcular functlon was gotnj on whlch
tUra trowd. Presidenta llayes. Gar
flfi | Harrlson reqalred no blg force
f', , \ er did Mr. Cleveland In his tirsi
^rl ? o* wlntei tbe forea was aomewha: aug
pjmi i Sow, aecordrngj to Pollee Bupertntend
r. ? a report, 11 i? over s:x tlmea larger
tiiar ? l I dettlled for duty at the Capltol and
t?] aa -arge as tha- aaaagned io the deteetlve
aff.ee of :he Dlgtrlcl pollee.
TV\ ENTY-8EYEN MEN ON DUTY
? .-? ni guard a: the Whlte Houae o imbara
ajrenty-aeven m?a twenty-flve patrolmea and
two aergeenta. The force Is dlvlded int j day and
night aauada emeh under pommar.d of a ger
?eant Ail aro held under atrirt dlaclpline. Tho
r,a-'. men are dlatrlbuteel tbrough the grounda
vA .? . ? ? -o Executlve Manalon. They are
f. | K .j praaence, neat unlforma
, ? pluck and faltbfvlneea on duty. Il
,. . alght i wadays to Bnd feaar or Bve
tnd , Fix j- dicome-n atanding in froni
on; ai the eas: and weat ends of tne Whlte
? us. on the aouth lawn may be fo:;nd ad
Stlonal bluec a-b pacing thei- beat* The faeti
Svecauaed no lltUe apeculation here. There
v* , . oe fauit-flndlng on the part of
?he!l*:al auth rltlee, rhe large detail of men for
5neExecu?v; Sana;on materlally.reduetng.tbe
lim-ed 'nu.nher of patrolmen pr-uided by < -?
Jrew^o? general duty. thereby havlng cartaln
Sortlona of the clty miproperiy protected.
} s ?: aon why the White House guard ahouM
Ininrser than uaual la atnown. WotbtoiTha. bap
pen.d to oceaaton appreh-nalon on the part of
the Pwldent SOW and then B s-ng.e crank ap
wa- a- the Ex-ntive Manaloti But the rogu
C?7orre otjratehmen and meaaeiigerg la more
iYenuate for auch emergenciea, and they
l.l , areful watch on ail guaplcloa. characters.
I . b fall to prove that Ihere havo boon even
- of anvthlng r-B*mbllng an organiaed na
pon"e Whlte House or lts Inmatea. and
l .n can De fanded why ar.v dlaordera
L- V* ant"cipate.-i. Mt. ClevelancYi onpopu
> arnong the leadliig men of his party ia
: k ? ?.: rjg
lv ivToT healtate to condemn the Pres.dent.
, threateaed phyeieal violence.
THE DIBTRICT FORCR CRIPPLED.
Tbe Durtrtel pollee la relatively a amall force.
Contreag ; rovldlni atinually for a numher of men
. - to meet the requlfements. U hlle
- ely Bfnall In population. AYashington
rea Major Moore. the Superln
.. . . urgeaeacbyaarthal more men
- ? pioyed. In his repon to the Dlstrlct Com
.' .... . ,yearbawtIiBBtaBtbBtB?gomany
Imen ar? deUlled for ggrvtce at the whlte
. ,he duty reaulred m J?^XrReeenuJ
mnot he efnclently performed. Kecenti>
s^ystfaWtfsra^
?? . . ?:.?.?,?%.?., ,h. w.l?r f.:rct * '??;-.
t ~ ..nth.r ?niir e Is *hat tne h"tesi
Lome Of the aoifliera or marlne., on duty
i aoltol This would r?-lleve the clty for.es
'. . - ? aSictTy mlMtar/ establlahment at the
: - :^'Kdentab,entonadu,klngexpe^
? micht S auppoaed that the number of men
^?"i.., it rhe Exo-utlve Mans'.-n would be re
rreturna-thal la. tw-nty-seven mm II
" .; .'h =v-ri-<dghTo1 and lnapprooiative
! -. Va' Mr Tburoeri penonaJ geeuHt, and
?,?SL! vulgar intrualon are ntit almost
S^porLS^e tbe eountry;. welf.ra aa even the
prt- Sent'g can poaelbly be.
?* PFIIEF FOR BEEF EXPORTER3.
m . rTABT btORROB KIBtlWBl to march I the
, BCimoaa or m crrtificatiob ordbbl
Waaaataatea Dea E-Secr?tary Motton of the
: to^herr tra?- muat foiiow -he enforcoment
irtngtneummleerufteauoaehowini
- Ii t,r ??nor'atlon :s sound and
- meat offered f"r "?VV #? on aceount of
v n-ie to be made January j. ?*" though
irg. Quantlty of bev on h^r.' ? mcl ^
- rt r3? & Srtffi -aaaiffftbas
a*t ? . i reveaal th?- des.ruct.^n ui ? i
tra'!- _
? AJro THE MOVROK DOCTRIKR.
rv U -Bt atar H01 arfU prehaWy
, .,. ,..n,,; ., ?- r.-,'F^n introiuoed by
Mr celiom on tbe Mearoe Doctrtae. M> "? J
M ? ...,,,?n tha, thl. reaolution. wordeu aa U la
UUni ! .- th!t Covernment
gSKATR ASSIGNMKNTS IdS.TSSEU
a, Dec. U.-The Republlcan eommlttee
i; .,;; ja, penai I cotnmitee vacanMes he..
meattng ihla afternaon and dlacu-aed the
Bj ? - aaalgamenta of Ser.atoral No dehn.te con
were reached, bul 'he f5*?Pr^aw.*B&mra
ti.. :... of cbalrmanahlpa Indleated in last atga a
Cb ? . Pi eaa dlapatchea
COLLARS l CUfrS
I ? Y I
BAYARD MAY BE CBNBURBD.
PROBABLE ACTION OV THE FOREION UE
LATIOXS COMMITTEE.
l.IVET.Y TIMES EXPErTEl) | \ THK HOIBK WHKS
THE P.E801 .ITION COMggl II' FOK DIS
CVSSION AOAIN THK AMP.ASSAH' >lt
II AS NOTBIXa TO SAY.
WashirRton. Dec. 11.?The r.so'ution of Mr. Bar
rett, of Massachu*etf?. proposing to tmpeach Amoas
aador Bayard, was the chtef subject of gossip among
members who came to the Houae to-<1ay. The out
onme of the matter was gencrally dlacuaaed. and
whlle opiiiions aa to the fiimi oatcaaan aUffar, a ma
lorlty soem to be of the oplnion that the Commit?
tee on Korolen Affalrs, wh?r. appotattofl. a lll brltiB- In
a raaetattoa aoverely eaaaaarlag the Ambassador to
the Court of St. James. Frw membera thlnl; Im
peaofeaaaat Ukely. lt it holleved, boarerer, that ti?e
reaohathaa, when II aga'.n cimes before the Houae,
will no* be plgeoaaheied ln the committee, and a
ilveiy. debate l? look-d for ?ii?:i it oofaea up for
flnal a.tion Manv member* who dld no; get a
i'hanee to speak yeaterday are looking Into the mat?
ter and preparln* to dlscuaa It.
I/ondon. Dec. 11 ?Inlted Statea Ambassador Bav
ard steadfastly decllne? to glve an lntervlew to any
body on the auh.lect of the reeolutlon of lmpeach
menr latrodaced by Congresstnan Barrett in the
n ioaa of RegweaeBtattvaa ??letdaj He has in
formeJ all callera that he had nothing to aay
"The St Jataea'a Gazette." rommenting on the a:
tack made upoa Amtkaaaador Bayard la the Houae
of ltepreaentatlvee, says: ".VIr. Bayard may (i-cline
to retaln hla post after the atta.k that was made
ttpon him in I'ongrees yeaterday, and if he reslgna !i
will he regretted here, as be !s a t'.ne rxample of a
dlgnifled, upright and eioquent Am?it''an statesman
But his allegeri lndiscretion waa bo dellberate thnt
we doubt whether he had not contemplated Its
probable result. We ahouM raaaat any Brltlsh Min
later maklng a ?pee.-h in a foreign countrjr attaeking
a vltal part of our pollcy."
?'Tne Olobe" aaya: "Mr. Bayard permltted him
self to Indiaige ln freedom of apeech abottt hls own
countrymen. ruier* and politl-s that would have
b*en imnossible for a diplomat of the <j!d Wortd, an?l
we thiuk the Repuhiican ina.1orit> are reaaouabl.v
THE EXGINEERIXO PERSONNEL BII.L.
IT HAS SIANY QOOD FEATt P.KS AND WIU. (iHEAT
I.Y gnUEROTMBN THB OORPg
Waaadagtoa, tite. h (?pectal).?A careful aerutiny
of the Naval Etiglneering Personn'l blll, lntroducoj
by Baaator Suuir? yester^ay. thows hat II ls ont
of the beat-drawn bills that have ever been prea '? I
on naval affalrs An Incroaee of the corps
.ommlssloned otflccra la provlded for. This num
ber was allowed by the Naval Committee of the
I.IId Congress nn?n the need for engineers was
less than lt is now; so 'hat in this respect the de
I mands of the eng'n*ers ?ctm moderate. The posi
I tlve rank and titles of the llne officerg are asked
j for. Since th' rr.od-rn warahlp Will have a flreroom
; for-e almoel equal in numher* to that of the derk
? .-oiitlngent, and ainre !t la propone^ to allow *ix
;een admirale for ihose above the protectlve deck.
iiie eng!neer> of the N'avy ask Ihat thelr ihlef of
I buraen be knowr is ihe Naval Dlrector-Oenera) of
j Engtneering. and that he ^hal have the rar.k of
rear-admira! To reliere h!m of o.irt of the dutlea
whlch are eomprlaed ln hl? work lt Is propose 1 that
IWO a??istant '.n-jx-ctnrs-genera; of engineerlng. ?? ho
Hhai: rank an rommodore. ;.. allowed. The seope
riiii power of the bureau hav? been inrre.ised. foi
everything relating to hydraulie, pneumatlc ."team,
electrtc and other mechanlcal appllancea la pla ?
onder the p"o*lnce of th - department. The engi
Deer alone ?- capable of k^eping thes- appllanees
ln tepalt and ord^r. and it t.- now propaaed to makt
him responslble for their condirion. Tlie engineera
demand control, aubjeoi to the authoiity of the
commandins oftieer alone. of the entire eng.neer
force, and that these men shall be placed uader
contro! of offirfrs who understand the sfverlty of
thelr labor and the dlfflcultlea under whlch they
work.
A naval engineerlng experlmental scbool Is sug
gested. which the engin?er? belleva BhOUld be esiab
llabed ar New-London. There Is urgent necesslty
that surh a aehoot, whlch would ?lso glve post
graduate inst'uctlon to the asslstant engineera.
ahould be organlz'd without dclay. There are many
Importan* martne englneering questlona to be aolved
at such an Institutlon. and if onos established Wlli
make Xew-l^ondon the centre of mariue eneineerlnK
Infiuenca ln the Cnlted Statea.
C>ne of rhe most lrn;>ortant pro\-is;ona of the 1,11!
.a the fducatlonal feattire. Reallz-.ng the fact that
the .Nava, A<-ndemy at Annapolla la unahlo even
to gra luate a suffloient ntimber of oadeta to BUt>
j y .x.st og racanelea ii ia pi , m I ? ? .-all on th
lead.nc acientlflc Inatltutloni ol the <-ountr\ for
aaatstan.-e in thia matter. Those rolleces whlch
estat,.:sh a r-ourse of engineerlng aatiafactory to
th- Secretarj of th? Navj shali be etnpowered I
graduatr men who aball be appolnted cadet en?
gineera. rheee youag men will be aenl ? aea and
to some poat-gra'iuare S'-hnol of Inatrnctli
two years. an^i will thrr. c-omp-te with the Naval
A<-ademy gradua:es for eommisaions in the Xavy
The vaiioua scientitir collagee ln the country have
already been arouai l to the ln-., ta ? of this
mea8jre. and they will actlvely eo-operate a
Senator gqulre In maklng this hill a law. The
land-grant collegea rea;ize the Importance of the
educatlonai feattire of thla meaaure, and ln rernrn
for the aprroprtatlnns glven to them by the Gov
ernment 'hey ptopose to aend forth the best of
th-:.- yoting men to secure commlsalon? ln the
Navy. Senator Squlre sa\-s thla educatlonai feature
la founded on patrlotism and common sense
A radical ch?nj;e is BUggeoted in the ma:in?r Of
appointin? thi tadeta of the engineerlng brancfa al
the T"nlted States N'aval Acadrmy As then aeemi
a dlslnclinatlon on the part <>f Miese young m-n
to choose the engineering profeas1on.lt la
pose.l that the appolntment of Nava! . ? . eerlng
cadets be veated in the Benatora of the s< \ ? ra:
States. the delegates from the Terrltorlea and four
appolntnieti's-at-lar^e by the Preaident, II belng
rompulsory 'o appi>!nt one realdenl of the Dlatricl
of c^olnmhia. As the Benatora would have an h,
polntment every four years, :? wo'ii! g . ., ,
of cadet etigineers numbering about twenty-four
annualiy. ln order to relleve th?- englneen i ? tl
aea these cadets who have finlshed the preaciibed
rourse at AnnapolW should he ordere 1 to the Nava.
Araderr.y wtthotn dei?\ foi the re'pilred examli-a
tior.s prellminary to promofloti to the grade o' us
B:stant englneer.
THE WOOL MBBCMABIS1 MBUOBIAL
THEY ASk OONOBggal TO COME TO THEIP. REI.IEF
AND P.ESTOP.F. T1IE M KINLCY r?fTIES
Phlladelphla, Dec. 11.?At a meetln* to-day of the
Phlladelphla Wool Merchar.ts- ABBOClatlon the fol
W>wing memorial was adopted:
To the honorabie the menibera of the Cnlted Statea
flenate and liuus- of Regreaentattvea in Congreaa
A?sembled.
Oentlemen: The Phlladei;.hia Wool Merchanta'
Asaoelation earneatly petiMona your honorable boaies
?hat wltnout delay you re-enat-t that portton of the
tarlff law of UM with reepect to wooi and woullen.^
caiied Behedule K. in order that the revenue ther
from m*y provlda the Treaaur\ agalnst the ne
fl< lencr whlch threater..-* the Oovernmenfa financla.
p^altlon: In order that tne great number of farmet*
and wool-growers ma> obtaln fatrly remuneratlve
prlcea for their product unil preaerve ;heir alreaily
depieted flock* from deatructfon; in order that thi*
country, ao well adapted tur ral^lng all deacriptlons
Of woo!. may produce al leaat a falr pioportloti uf
that neede<l for our home IndtiBtry; ln order that
the great number of toliers ln our woollen factorles
may obtalti a falr wage for their labor, BUCh as w;l!
!>ertTiit them to llve better ttian the impoverished
workmer. of Kurope; and In order that the mtli
owners may have a falr return for thelr oapbal. and
preserve plar.ta from bankruptoy Which have so
far tlded over the depreaalon of ihe last : w 0 :->-;*r
In the hope of aome r?-turn of tha i;i> of prosperlty.
This petltlon Is reap-ctfuiij preeented b> an afsu
ciatiJn of wool mercaanta of Phlladelphla, wr.o beg
your honorable bodlea and the Executlve, who has
so latelv asaured the Congreaa that he la wiliing to
co-operate with C'ongreas ln Itu efforta, to effeci auch
ieglslation aa will relleve all dnanclal atrlngenci
and iirovide lor an lncreafeii revenue
It waa directed that a copy be s-nt to Benator
Quay, with a request that ? . fore the
Senate. ar.d that som- r,r.- <.: thi Phlladelphla Rei
reaentatlvta in the lowet Houae ba requested to
read lt before thal body, and '.hat W.Ottl c tpte* ol
tha memorial be printi tlon among
wool dealera and manufacturera. It la probab
a meetlng ol teatlle manufacturen will ahw be
aaked to Indon ? the memorial
A FHIEND OF MISIC.
Lo^ger-All y.ur haardail uae rhe piar.o in th?
carlo'r iray I not have the key. too, for an hour?
jAnd'lady-^'ertalr.lv. At ?t,m ttmeT
Codger?From - t.. 3 when l take my afternoon
nai> -(U'icb fur Alle.
STECK
The Old Rellable.
Of 40 Years* Renown.
Standard of Perfect Workmanship.
Independent Iron Frame, Pat., Insures
Ideal Musical Tone and
Marvelous Durability.
Only Planos Improving with use.
Sold, Kented, and Hxchanged.
Cash or Time Payment.
STECK HALL, II East 14th St.
PIANOS
QU1ET DAY IN THK 8ENATE.
MR. DUBOIS BRINCS rP HIS AMENDMENT
TO THE RULE&
IT PROVIPER FOR THE DIVl'RJgdlI1UN nF ABTBO
PRIATION Hll.I.S gfJt AU.KN PAYP HI* B*
frTECTS TO A.MEP.K AN PEEKER3 FOR
TITl.ES-EltECTION Of THREE
BTATtTgg PkOPOaSD
Washington. Dec. 11?The Henat* was ln session
to-day for only an h.iur and a QUarter, anl lt then
adjrumed tiil to-aiorrow. Three propoaltloaa were
latrodaeed ln honor of distlnguished men of the
paat The flrst was for the purchase of I '-. ?
etatu- of th- French nove'.i-t VlCtor Rugo, to be
phaCad ln the new Ubrary Butldlng in Waablngl ?
now almost flnlshed The second wns for a $.ri".nrtr>
monumen' to the nava'. bero, John Paul Joi '
be ereeted in Mfaahmgton. The thirl araa to
authd-lze the plncing of ,( atatua of Preaidenl
Praaklin Pierce ln the grounds of the publlc bulld
ing at Coucord, N. H.
A raaolotlon caiiing on the bVeretary of War for
eopiea of all reeorda In hla ofllee rei.uinp to rall
roaaa ln Tanneaaee aelsed by tbe mlUtary a
Uea hgrtng the Clvll War waa offered by Mr. Harrta
d>em , T-nn.i an l agreed ta
Mr. Coekrell iPem., Mo.i preaented the memorial
of the Kaneau CHy, Mo., Board of Trade a*kinsr
reae to Ktnnt belllgerent righrs to Cuba, anl it
waa referred te the Committee on foreign Rela
tlona
Th- reso:iitior. herei fore offargi by Mr. I
(Rep , Idaho) propoalng an amerdment to th
so as to dlatrlbote penerai approprlatloa b:.:i-? among
the mmltteea whlota have eharge of the aubjecte,
was taken up, and Mr Dubi la made an argumi
itst favor The proa dttoi b aald, waa not new or
Btartllng. II pr vldi I - mpl for the dlatrlbutton of
the p-nerai approprlatloa bi. .- among ih" commlt
teea of the Benate, thus glvlng to thoae who are ln
tereated In glven eubjecta the power to reporl on
the amounta to be approprlated That arai
there was in lt. I'n ler tbe preaent ayetem, b<
eo much waa left to conference committeea
waa no means by which the Benate or the
cou'.d know wbal an approprlatloa blll ei n
untti after Congreaa a IJ i irn i. By the plan
he propoaed aendlng th- Naval Appropriatlon b:!!
to the Committee on Naval AfTairs th. Indlan Ap?
propriatlon b.l to the Commlt ? ?? Ii llan Affalra
and bo on?the preaenl ayatem of ondue rrowdlng
at th- eloaa of a aeaaion could be avolded It
ahould a.so be taken :nto conslderattor thal mem?
bers of the Approprlatlona Committee aere i ? '?
ing men anl weri a wayi expected to lead in de
luto. bo ? ? elr tlaae abou'.d nol be engroaaed by
eOmmlttee work Another vlew whlch Mr. Dubofci
save eapreaalon to waa that the younger Benatora
(wh i had no chance lo gl %pproprlatiC?fj|
Committee) an ? i have .1 chanei te take leadlng
parti ln the buetneaa of the Benate and the
of ru.ea which he propoaed would glva that oppor
tunity tD them.
Mr Sherman {Rep., Ohlo) aald tha* he agreed with
some cf Mr. Dubole'a remarka, bul nol with
them. There wete certaln approprlatlona whlch, he
thought. ought to be aeai to tha omm ^tee having
eharge of the subjeet-matter. aa for instanre the
appropriatlon blll for the Dfattrtct ?'? Columbia
BtMMild be aent to the Committee for the Dlatrtct of
Columbia. but he Ii 1 m t thlnk thal 'he Army
Appropriatlon blll anl th-? Nava'. Appropriatlon blll
Bhould be referred to the Committeea on Mil.tary
Aft'airs and Navai Affalra.
After aorae furthei lii tealon :he reaointlon w\?
again iaid on the table, as Mr. HilMDem., N. Y>
aa:d that be dealn ? ite it.
The oalendir araa then taken up, the flrat raatter
on lt belng :ti? ? ?ffen J 11 Mr Uk
(Pop., Neh I on I?eeen - lt to be -i.?
sense of the Benat tha i of th"
.- ? ? .;! | j.; omptl) r ? igi ae t he r
? ^ uba. Mr Allen ma le remat
?
. ? ? tnmlt
led l J4oni * Docl the 1 ?emo
ci atlc or the Rei arty, There ah luld be
tld. no divialon of
the ni ' - gainal
foreign ln\ irton lt had * mi i 'h n?.
Ur. Alli -.< an Amei citlaei be une
an Engl ih lord or a I l untry,
and he inetai .ni aae
thi ? ? ? of Baron on Mr Ha tneyei
New-) ?rk, alth iugfa Mr. Allen made the miatake ol
.;:. ii.iv ? mej : o be an An
?
nl Sew-York. He all aferred to 'Ameriran
women willlng ,o t - ? eraaelveB on tltled n
inta '-on. tne East." (Laughter). Xo aetlon araa
tak-ii . . :? olutlon, whlch remalna on tl
Mr. Hlii (Dem., N. I hla reaolution of
he amendmi rtt of 1 ? i ulee b) pr -
.. i ung for cloaun and thi ? luntlng
and it waa lald I
Ai : 1" i m thi Bei
. ??. Al I .'??? \> n: i hi loora ?
the A mtll to-morrow.
The Popullata -? ? ? ....
mornlng Ii th? mm ???? r in of Senator Stea in
. T:.. . . ling Senator
Jonea of N-'. ? la Tl t genei dtuatloi
leflnlti
, ? ? part) araa n ? ? ? ..? ; ublli
ment that th ibandon l
tlel. and to make no nomlnal na foi Benate fl
A,,- denied by one of the men a: tn.s eonfi
ta | - ? i. practlcall] agree I thal >? 1 '
of Nebraaka ahall be thelr candldate foi P
; ro tempore, bul ao .'.'i ?<~ indl latea or thi
eleetlve of!' es a- ? l progi ltnin-- :. . :
been arranged Tha oonferen ?? of thla n
more to do with >mn tl.taaignmenti in any
g elae, the Po| - i get ai
goo i u-'>ik:'',o-:.' ? to ommll ? ?? i ; aalble and
be aame cha ? ? , have
?:,. ? | ndei the Demo ratlc admlntatratlon of the
rienute _
^.v <>Ut KLBCTIOB BBT 8BTTLBD.
COI.ONFI. BRADLET, Of ORANOB COI WTT, PATB A
WAGBR HE i>u-T MNKTKKX IKAH- AOO
a ragcr of nineteen years' al aa Juat
been paid to ex-Bupervlanr Petei B, McQregor, of
the town of Hamapo. Roekland County, The i
was ma le when CotOttel -'?' ??'- Bradley, l
ange County, ran for the A?embly n neteen yeara
ago for the tlrs: 'ime. Th- i 'ylonel foarod ba
would not be elected, bul Mr M Qregor, wl
a personal frlen i of hla f*H aure be woul I
made a w,?ger ol a handaome pocketknlfe on
reaull Colonel Bradlej wai ? ted, and Mr.
M i Iregor a on tbe b<
The two men dld no; meet agaln for i neti ?.
vrai* untll la-f faii, when botl happened to I
delegatea to the Benatortal Convention whlch re
nominated s*-tiato! I^exow. Then tha matter waa
:a'.K>-! over. and aa a reaull Mr. MctJregor has
iii.^t recelved a handaome k;. f>- fi? >m Colonel Bi i ?
in TWABD, TUH MVBDBBBB, BABOBD
Illnnaapolla Di . 11.?"Keep up your courage,
boya; pall her tlghti la Qoodby." vvitu
worda upon bia lipa and a mal
upon h;.- face, Harry Haywai I waa 2:0)
o'cloch 'hi'- m irnlng Haywai i apem the tlme
ght wll !. !??? rd Good hl bi Iher, Au
and a atenographei He k?;
last. talklng volubl) to the end lii- tleath araa
inatantaneoua. Thi body waa burted In bah a
i >meteiy.
baby growth
The kaby'f mission is growth.
To that little bundle ot love,
half trick, half dreom, every
added onnce of flesh means
added happiness and comfort!
Fat is the Bgnal of perfect
health, comfort, good nature,
bahy beautv.
Scott's Emulslon, with hypo
f>hospintes, is tlie easiest i'at-food
>abv can have, in the easiest
form. It supj)lies just what he
cannot g-et in bil <-r linary food,
and helps him over the wcak
places to perfect growtli.
7Ar AXb OUT OP C0N0RBB8.
the national ctvtl bervic1 rrtorji
abrociation to mkkt todat.
a pbofobttkmi "..> pkkbiom boldir>ui and
BAimBM who WFttK COBFIKBD IN oinfkIi
BjRATfl PRIBOKfl BTBPHBB B0NBA47B
CABS- BAVAL M ATTKUS- BOOBB
AJTOINTMF.NTS
Washlnittor., Dec. U. Tbe BaUoBal Clvti Bcrvtee
Keforaa Leag m wlll beM Ita Ifteenth annual meet
inx in Waehlagton teHggwrow and tho foUowIng
day. Carl Bchura aill dattver ibe pre.?i lents annual
addreaa at B poblle meeting to-morrow evenlna. atid
ilurlng tho oejinlons paper< wlll be read by a num
ber of prnrr.inent member". amon? them helns tho
followlng: "Buperanaaatloa in (he Clvll E " ?
by WUIIam Dtadley roolke, of Indlana: "Tbe Rftgn
and Overthrow of an Offlce-Holdlng Oligar bj
Charlea i Bonapart. of Baltlmorc; "The Ne
of ThorouRh and I'.-rmanmt lleform in th" Coiuular
gervlce." by Jonathan A. I.ano. prosident of the
Boaton Mfrchants" Aaaoclatlon; "Tho Appolntmenl
end Tenure of Poatmaatera." by Blcbard Henry
Dana, of cambri 1*.-. Maae., and 'The Intereal
Worklnstmen in t'lvll Bervlcc Reform," by Herbert
Wolsh. -if Phlladeipbta.
Mr. Hainer (Rep., Neh.) has totreduced a bill in
th? Houae suggestlng somethtnp now In tho way of
penslon legislatlon. The measure proposes to pro
vide for those BOldlerfl and aaliors who were eon
flned ln ('onfe-l^rato prlsons by jcrantmjt them a
penslon of 12 for eaoh day ooaBaed In auch prlsons.
an ! |g addltlon a penslon of II- a month for tho re
i maimier of thelr llvaa The mor.thiv peaetona are to
' date from tbe passag.- of the a-'t. A preatnble to
1 the bill aaya that manv nfnVers. aoldlers and aaii ?ra
..ii-l maiinea if the Kodoral Army an>l Navy were
? conflned in .'onfederate prlaons f?r a great leng'h
! of tlrm-. BUffering nnusual hardehlpa and contraet
ln?j dlaeaaea an l dieabr.ltiea dlfflcult to prove under
ex'stir.K penslon laws. This legUuatton la therefor*
propoaed for the purpoae of dolng Juatlce to a spe
clally deserving claaa of aunrlvbii veterana of the
war.
-
Mr. Fisher rRep . X. Y). speak.ng of his resoiu
I t:->n effered in the Houae yeatarday dlreettng an
) investlgatlon of the, oondirion and the conatructlon
! of the battle-ablp Texas, mld that It was reporto.l
j that there araa grave defeeta m tbe reeeet He
tbotaght thar the pubac, our ablpbulMera and ee
ly our naval eohatructora shouid know the
exaci condltton of the veaael, ao that lf ahe is de
fgctlve tbe defeeta ahown car be avolded in tne
future. He Intmds to preaa the mai er before the
Commlttee on Saval Affalra, to whlch it waa
ferred, and If , m ?:?? to br'.ng out ail the racta
. . . th. - ? how and whera her plana
arere ta ned, thelr coat and a fuii hlatory ol th.
ahlp_
- phen Bonaal, of Rarylano, tranaferred during
tbn rr- o.ss of Congreaa from the place of Be. retarj
? . --. ? ? ,- m i Ir . to thal ol r-' irv
of Legatloo at Toklo, Japan, appeara ro have run
?? ? anag In tbe Commlttee on Forelgn Re
i.it.otis of th.- Benate. Mr Bonaal araa Indoraed bj
Benator Oorman, amnnit otbera, for a forelgn mla
Blon, hi? preference being the Secretaryahip of the
Negation a; Rome. He recelved thar al Madrld.
bul laal Bummer waa tranaferred to Toklo and H.
, Clay Armatrong was sont ro Madrld ln hla
1 Thla nomlnatlon, with other* waa taken up D)
.... hla mornlng.
when tb? atatemeni was made tbai the vaiu. - tne
? arrvicea of Mr. Bonaal a: Madrld had become Im
palr. ! ? ??? ng to eertaln acta o( hla, and thal tnia
Oovernment had found it neceaaary to m..ke the
tranafer to Japan. No partlculara wen glven anu
tii.mmlttee aeemed to be Ignorani of tho nature
of the report. It waa declded thai no act on Jhouljl
be taJien untll tha commlttee was aeqiialnted wttn
,,,i the facta and th. Btate Departmen: wlll be re
queated ro la] them before the commlttee. with?
out knowlng whether there had been complalnta ol
a aerioua eharacter or not. th.- eommlttee. II la
underatood. tool the genera! grotind thal lf there
were reaaona why Mr. Bonaal could nol aeoep ably
tlil tho placf at Madrld thoae reaaona wou.d doubt
U, apply al Toklo. Tho raae waa. therefore, beM
up untll .nformatton is glven tho eomm
Tha w.ir Departmen! has laaued tnotructlona to
I offlcers in romm.ml of beadQuartera ln tho large
1 citlea thal tnagaainea and perlodlcala aenl to en
? Usted mer. at the rarloua forU and poets,
.. contrlbuted by eertaln aocieUea cluba,
.?-. for :he henefit of aoldlera, cannot be s.-nt un
leea regular poartage la pald. For aome time paal
retlgloua organlaattena and cluba whl-h aubecrlbe
? for tbeae tnagaatnaa have, after reading them,
I ttirnci them over to army ottl-ers In the varloua
citlea lo bo sont to onliste-l m.-n for thelr ?
talnmenl and beneflt. This matter has been for
: warded to thom nnder the panalty frank. thua
rvoldtng poetage. whereaa the law a rlctly pt
th.it only mattera pertalnlng to offlclal bualneaa car,
;,.. *ent thia way. e*ree poetage on 'his "lass o?
matter ir. this eaee has l-e.-n in rogue under a half
.....' that rree poat ige 'cord? I tho
pect to theae perlodlcala any more
? ibould bo granted to p ibllahera.
Ko ?' a m done to the i
1 through her receal groundlngin tbe Yar.ir-c-.--K ang
r. ;? -it re *lved at the Navy
tment from her commander. Tho aeddentoc
curred aear Han-Kow, Th- Concord ran on a
\ mud hank on tbe eventnir of October ?t and waa
obliced to remaln tb?
. X- mornlng m
of th-- Monocacy, whlch waa near by, A native
Diloi waa ??;? ihe time. and aa -her, -.
the n. if. r
wlll be taken by the Departreent.
In a< ?i lan a with an arrangement made uut
week, Becretarj Herbert to-daj gave a bearlng to
aentatlvea of tho cramp Bhlpbulldlng Com?
pany, of Phlladelphhaj the iTnlea Iroi Worka, of
.?1 ?(..- Newpoii Heara Bhlpbulldlng
Drj lo k Company, of Newpoii Newa Va. with
reference to the Wda reeentl) aubmltted for 'ho con
atructlon of battle-ehlpa Noa I end *'. one of whlch
Kearaarge. Tha occaalon for the
rh" sr--.it dlveralty ln plans aubmltted,
ilarly bj the Cramp Company, which offered
., onatruci for the amount approprlated hv Con
? no two Bhlpa arlth armor and another
thua glving one
. tban the ippi loi pr ivlded for il
tbe prlee Intended for two Tbe NewpBrt Newa
Company wia tha loweat bidder on the piana pre
pan i by the Department, the I'nlon Iron BTorka
I nezl In thbi claaa, at!-! tbe Cramp Company
Plana of thelr own aubmltted by the Ban
Francta. - and Phlladelphla flrma dlffer materlally
fropa me Departmeni plana, and tbe queattor. whlcb
iry Herberi '.^> en leavorlng to deel le
; whether tho Qovernmenl would be the gatner ln the
adoption of ac\ of theae ln preference to the De?
partmen! apeelflcatloni Thoae preeenl ai *ho bear
' Ir g were Prealdeni C. H Orcutt, of the Newporl
Newa Company; Charlea and Eiw.ml t'ramp. Phlllp
Nlxon <-f tne Creeoeni Bhlpbulldlng Company, .'ani
den N -I Her.ry Bcott, of th.- i'nlon Iron Worka;
. htef Conatructor Hlchborn, Bnglneer-ln-Chlef Moi
vIKe ''hi-' -ii Bampaon, Chlef of the Bureau of Ord
ronatructor Taylor and <-hlef Rngineer
Pern The repreeentatlvea of tho cramp Company
took op th^ entlre tim>- glven to the !-.? .trin?j. the
other Intereat. I partlea atatlng that thei a mld aub
mli the matter without argument. Cramp n.ikr-i
for a fee da>V time, whlch waa givei te pi aenl
further argumei i In writlng.
The offlclal report on the flie on board 'he L'nited
I .-,. r .?-?: Olympla, during her reoanl rojrage
from .San Francl* o to Yokoboma, has been recelved
al tii- Navy Department, it ahowa that after kaav
Ing Hon ilulu tir. broke o-it no leaa tban four oif
tlmea ln the coal bunkera of the veaael
Kortui a ? ?: l ?? aui imatl. lemperal ire ln
. maera worked perfectly, p.tm tach n ?? wa
? auppreaaed bg taklng out aa much of the
..... ai poaaUY.e, and then aendlng itreama of
the real 11 la ftated ln the report that the
? '.. v- :?- ? .i :-??>; h\ apontaneoua eombuatlon, .i
? -.-io quallty of th? coal m h
Olympla waa atored Then waa no danger at an)
? me ii i no damaae reeulted The repori la made
li taln J .1 R< < i. 'to i ommander of the
Olympla. _
itanl Poatmaater-Oeneral N> .1.-1.n has
to N-w-Votk Clty on mattera conneeted with
illway mail "imt.
ITesjdent to-day s.-nt to tho Bjgnata tho nomi
nationa ??' varloua poatmaatera indtan agenta reg
of iin.i offlcea, .?!??.. appointed during th" re
I Congreaa Inenided In this n.-: ar.- thoae of
I John il Brickenatein of Pennaylvanla; Arthur P.
Si a 'Hampa ilre te be eaamln
ehief In tba Patent Offlce, who were aenl to tbe Ben?
ate iu-' Pebruary, and upon whoae nomlnatlona no
v* i- tnk.-i!_
C. f Parkar, af BurUngtoa N. .i. his been ap
pointed prtatlng .-.-rk. al i aaiary of IdJM i^-r
ar.num. to aucceed Jehi H Rogen, of New-York,
and i'. il Brtttaa. of Mlchigaa.'tally clark, to aue
eaed f Hoaford, of Mlchlgan, reelgned Th.
;,. , . ? , i gl j- ? reai F l. \\ anaer, ol t'lne
i,ii i N .1 wj.-i appointed I ?? ;>'.u.-.- In th- il iu?e
documentH tom Menjamin Faii. of Waahlngi ?n,
? i ? .-i.i\ ,i|-|. out-1 DepartRMntal Meaeenaer I
tbe Houae ol Repreeentatlvea at a -ii. ir\ of R.0S9
pai aanum, Ha .u hon ln indi.ma nnd for aev
eral yeara paal haa been prlvate aacretar] to ea
Kepr -??n'atiii- F-lden. of New-York He aucceeda
Colonei Comba of Miaaouri, who hi- h..-i the place
laal twent) yeam W l> ChapptK, "f aflchl
... araa to-daj appointed l .? ILTO .-i.rkshiti un?
der the Cterk ->f tne il< we He ao reeda Auen J.
H.ioker. of Mlaetaelppl.
The S.-ni.cM nf tbe Int.-nr t-.-lay gtnl to the
ita 'h.- draft of .i bill prepaead i>? the Ceeaaala
sioner of Indlan Affnir? 10 prohtbit the aale of ln
toxlcattng drlnk-. t-> lndlans. nttdar penalty ofataty
i|?\s imprl-onment and i flne .f pot ;.-sn than
gjaa Bxceptloa la made where auth irlty in wrlting
la givtn by the Wat DepartgtaaC
VEBV POPUIAR PERFUMES *
Nada Rose
Vio-Violet
eWe Will Blot the Record*
2 THESE MERRY BUYINC DAYS
J OR BE EVERLASTINGLY BLOTTEO OUT OF RETAIL
?r significance in the trying of it. A regular " rush line M of spark
r ling HOLIDAY ATTRACTIONS without a sint?Ie footpad design
w or make in the whole round-up !
You haven't a table idea unrep
resented in the circle of our
possessions.
Side Tables from . . $6.25 up ^
Parlor Tables . . . $1.45 up K
Tea Tables . . . . $3.85 up J
EXTENSION Tables . $3.75 up J
Now read down this list of good
things:
Handsome Brass Lamps . $1.45
Pretty Tea Tables (reed) 2.45
Large Divans (reed) . . 9.45
3-door Mahogany Book
cases ..." ... 25.50
Onyx and Brass Tables . 3.30
Inlaid Frame Parlor Sets 23.00
Leather Couches ? ? ? 14.35
Inlaid Mahogany Tea Tables 6.00
Morris Chairs. 7.95
? CARPETS,
? Axminster Rugs (to fit any^
f room) . . . $19.00 up ?
? Kelim Rugs, 9x1a (new*
.! fabric) . . . $14.95*
t Tiger and Leopard Skini
; Rugs.$4.95;
? Xmas ofier on Wilton Vel 0
I vet Carpets, with border, ?
? made, laid and lined 89C. ?
Real
CURTAINS,
Brussels Lace
Cur
t tains. . . . $5.50 up
? Real Egyptian Lace Cur
* tains. . . . . $3.65*
? Real Erench Velour Cur- ?
I tains.$25.00;
I SOFA CUSHIONS, l
\'elvet or Satin. X
OIK tWll l"PORT4TIO\ ?
t
i
t
U
DESKS as you'd expect thrm from Kris
Kringle's land or some other beautiful place, rang
ing from $4.25 to $30.00.
Rookcase and Desk combined .... $11.85
Quartered Oak Rockers.$2.00
SPECIAL FOR TO-DAY ONLY!
(No mail orders accepted.) Pier Glass in oak or
cherry.$7.35
BAUMANN BROS., f>
?>>, ?4, t>U East 14th St.t M
_ ...? ? ..,1 11.1 \f\t vnKK ^L
,v5
HEAB FBtOi WQVAME, BMir 1*0RK
Credit (iiven to Responsible Persons on Reasonable Terms.
UA0I8TBATB JfO/T* BIDB Ot IT.
KH POPITIOSI WITH RCOARD TO NEWSPAPERS
THB v*K OF rORCl Bt Poi.KEMKN.
E lltor of The Ti.
Bir: I notlca in your paper of thla date that you
. ne for reaentlng engrtly eertain a.'.egel
-T- ol mj conduet, and you further aay that
l an reported to have declared thal all newapapera
... md thal auch a renark wll! mirprtoe
Sea YJ rkera and ea um tl em ra wonder whnt
ipera Mi afott ha- been ln the habit of
i idlng
; i never made auch a -v. Uration. It la true
? aald, and repeai II bere that it la lylng lor
orter or a publlaher ol a nearapape* to de
llberately a'.ter or "eut" or ao < ange a atneaaaen*
, r Intei ??? ib to g re the al i an ei I or Inter
vjevj ., . lifferent neanlng, wii.cn l kaow la
very frequentlj done
t l have been a eonatant read-r of The New
York Trlbune alnee II waa founded ln If44 i
have "The ktell and Bapreee" lefl at mv boene
md II la tnj wrstani habit to read
? The Bun' whl * afalnea for ai " I to aometlme*
:? i i other newapapera aa I naajr have oe.-aniun.
I ?) ., aay, ?He la underatood :o have demed
pen court thal no reapectaJMe woman
: go an. in the atreeta alone af nlght, ?>>it th-re
i . peraona who Ii - ">? v thal they hoard
hlan glve ex| - i - ? ?'?""' " -N,nv '
. thal no man, a >man oi ? ? ? '? ?: al any
tlme or place, undei an) clr umetances, heard tne
an) Buch Btatement. And whal la euuall)
true 1 ? ? ?? th it an) p? i ? ?n a/h i knoa-a
i . ,. me - apable ol maklng any auch
neni ln publl n li prlvati
tgaln you aay, "Hi la reporti I to have aald
alao tiut .i woman arho ventured oul ol itoora a>one
after nlghtfall deeerved to be arreMed I mane
ih.. aamc anawer to that atatemeni thal i have to
your thlrd < harge i bava tald repea
i tl Ink, In vlew of the numeroua aa
thal have been I'oran both n"';>
ai a women ln thla rlty, In las ;ighl
wlthln the laal few months, that ll ? inaal foi
anj woman to a<> oul unatten l< ?
5. Vou aa) "He I >? led thal Ir. i
a man who waa brutally clubbed b) polUemei ?
thi wa> to the atatlon he remarked that the p<
men had the rl?ht to klll the man If neci-aaary in
? ; i gel him to the atatii n There ai ? peraona.
?? a/h i Inalai thal he artuauj um
language." l preaume you refer to a caae brought
? !, October laat, al the Jeffemon Markel
Couri The facta ai aa followa A pollreman at
tempted to arreal a peraon, and the peraon ao at
I tempted i" t" arreated made an aaaau.l upon the
and reslBted untll it reaulred the comblned
efforta ol four polleemen to aubdua him and brlng
him 10 the xtatlon-houae Aftel ' tl ..natlon
had been held ln reapeel to the caae for whlch h?
had been arreated, the defendant who had un
rl ,[.-. everely rlubbed, aaked me if the.
- had an) rtghl to club him ln that manner
! 1 replled to hla queatlon aa foltowa: "Ii ?j* you:
duty when the ofllcera arreated you to quietl) lub
m ? and ge along; and If you dld reaial them they
had i tighl to uae Jual ao much force. and no
Riore, a- waa neceaaary to overcome your realat
anc%"
I w .11 nol fnrnl.ih you arlth any extended ex
tracta from the authotitlea on thal aubject, aa l
preaume ?? arouM nol be dealrable, i>ut I heg to
call your attentlon to the he.idnotea io nom.- af
the lead i - aaea on thal a ibject, and you can read
them at your kelaura and know whether I made
proper anawer lo hl? queatlon. and whether I
aould nol bava been Juetifle 1 ln u*in* the very
language attrlbuted 10 me 1 will call vour atten
. ? ? . i fieci lon Bi ' ? I anal ( ade of thia
Btate:
\ poltoe atHeer when mak ng an arrestt may r?'i>e|
foi ? arlth (oi ??. hiui he miiHt not eaceed the aacee
all ? of tbe ? aee.
i im ra Haa, I Phlla ?il People ra Buah, l
Wheeler CT. <\ Il7-lg?; I'lcmenta va State. 60 Ala.
UT
A party ma> u?e whalever force la neceanary to
arreal an ofTender aKalnat law elther w'.th or wlth
oul proceaa
I'eople va Adl.r I I'arkera C. C. M9; People \a
Wolven. : N Y l^g. (??i?. K?; People va Ardle, 1
Wheeler C C i"i
A part) aaaaOed tnay uae eufftcient force to de- '
fend him.-felf, even to the kllllna of hla aaaallant.
Bhorter va l'aople. Z X. Y. l*i tCoaii of Anpeala);
FOR EVERY MAN. ONLY ti.
W. Hi I AHrxtKi M. U. Hualou. Nau.
THK MOsT IRfJBBf ITRCTAUBI I* tMF.RK A.
< lu.r roiiaulting |ili> alclMii to the Peabody
M.-iil. ii I lumliutr ..??.-.,.,,.mi-i in :-"'? to whom waa
awaideJ ;h- t.olU Medal bv tha NhIImiimI Mrdli-ul
\ Nxorla il.iu for tlu- PrUM Kaau; on Kihauatrd \ I
tniit>. Atruphy. lurii-.i.-ric Itrvaaaand I'hvi
l<-nl l)elillll>. and ail lllaodbes and Hinkno. ..'
Maa. jnrrrg?ae>ai tha roaogr 'he inta.iie-a?.>d ?n<i
avwaaiXiO i a?itattoa ka ajaaaaa or bv leit-r.
PrtMBwetua with tesrlm nlaw V1>VV I-arge bovk.
Tho Beteaaw of I.lfe; ***?*<, ,r s ? l f
l*rt>arrvation. tbe aalae aaaaa, Wl u,. t-? vaiuahi*
pr?acrlpU. ns f..r aeute and chr^ulc diaraaf.^, full gii; only
I?r. P?rker'? ?.>rln are the best. on tba auhjectg tre-at-d,
r\ .-r puuliahed. an.l have Hn -n -rmous nale through-nit
thla ommry and Englnnd. Kead them nnw, and learn M
be atroiin. vlgroroua and mnnl). Hrnl Tli>a?-lf.
- Medtead KeVt-w
Tha PaabegJ Medl<-al Instltiita hat Imltatort. but no
?fjala. ? Hoeton Herald.
Sick Headache
Powiiively C'aaretl by
llu.e llttle Pflla.
They alao relieve Dlatreag
.'rom Dyspepgiap Indlgeation
and Toc Hearty Eattng. A
porfe< t retnedy for Dlzzlneas,
Xauaea. Drowalneaa, Bai
Ta*:e ln the Mouth, Coated
Tong.-e, Paln in the Side.
TORPID EJVBR They rog
uiato the Boareka
< %ktkii RRteicnra co.. x y.
CARTERS
Bittl
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PILLS.
Yantiiie's Yotmg-lloTea: niixod,
with greetl t?*a Havor. A illlMtil??
Mend.
ttl ? B1B lil'.i i IDW At
People va Bullivan, ? S Y W> (t'ourt of Apnealst;
Kvers va I'ooole. S X V. *~< Pafteraon va. People,
4* Karbour ?'.-'.: People ra l.imh. .'.4 Hurhour ti2:
People v.s Auatln, 1 I'arker IM; Poonle va Cole, 4
Parker 3.V
Ail of whioh i" reepeetfulry suhmltted
JOHX O. MOTT
No 67 Fasf 77'h-st , New-York. T'eo. 1'. lgSfj.
preaoherl the goapel to your tribe ten yeara ago?"
"Oh, yea! 1 reiuember him very welL He waa Ue
licloua. -iLlfe.