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s THE DAILY BEE-OMAHA , MONDAY , MAJICH 10 , 1884. TUB DAILY BEE. OMAHA. Monday Morning , March 10 , LOOAL BREVITIES , Now crop clover and timothy need for gale. ShugnrtAlo \ k Wlos , Council Bluffs , Iowa. fS-lm. Head tha notlco of awilfcnoea sale of Mcrooy & Uradford'd utook In another colamn. The stock of hardware ol Tlcroey & Brad ford will bs sold on Monday. See notlco In another column. The lion. Joel T. Griffin , who has boon ill for nemo time p st , died at Falrvlow farm Ihln morning about 2 o'cloo'c , p slnjf away paaoefully and without a struggle. * ' Suit In attachment was begun in the United SUtoj circuit court on Saturday last by llovrman & McL tn against the Nebraska Land nad Cattle company to recover ? 2,000. . The railroad men In. this city prodlot that but a few wookf will olapao era the ether Iowa tmok lines will foUow the example of the "Q , " nd"nm their pMsonger tralnn Into. Omsha , There ii plenty of room , coma right along. ; C. II. Taylor , proasman at FiMtnor'n , la juntly proud. Ills wife IIM presented him with a girl baby weighing 10J poundi. Kin the fiVit ono which hat blo > sod Mr. and Mrs. Taylor , hence the JustIS ' 'lo pride. n. Sesominn , proprietor of the Western houao , has another boirdor added to hli Hat , Ho o ino Friday morning and weighed twelve pounds , and the proprietor think * ho Ii good enough to keep , The overland train woit Satordny on the Union Paslfie , waa onourabarod with three eleeperi-and two emigrant can. The emi grant can wore filled with rocrulti for the regular army , en route from Culumbiu bar. racks to Fort Itussill. They wore In com mand ot Lieut. 35. K Townsond. E In addition to tbo regular buHlnoaa the following la the pro rammo for thl < evening nt the meeting of the Omaha branch of the Irish national league : limitation of npoom , entitled "Jline , Ye Soni of Krin , " by MUs Urotta McDonald ; The Lswt llnuw of a Dy ing Nation , on addrjjs by" C. J , Hmllh ; and voluntary addreisoa. People in the vicinity of Seventeenth and T.oavouworth , ospoclally the children at the achool there , should keep a stfo distance from tbo high banks lining the strootn , especially i n the east el do of Seventeenth , at the top of tl o hill. The fuqt g.iod thaw will loraon some of this oirth , and In falling It may injure some body nnloaa guarded agalnit. Another snowstorn to chronicle. The weather since the advent of March has bom nf a moat dUngrcoablo nature and the oldest inhabitants nay that they h vo never seen the like at this season of the your. It is to I o hoped that the next change of the moon \vill Kraatly Influence a change In the weather for better. better.lion. lion. David JJomgartnor , Into BUto ao tor from llculan county , hai received the ap pointment cf postmaster at Blue Uldgr , in place of George ! ' . Blunchanl , of I'ronimit Mr. Buin artnor was ono of tbo original elli ; wlio voted for Senator Mandenon. Since tin legislature odjouiued ho has hold the iKialtlo of Raugor at the Willow Springs dlntillory in thin c ty. The next concert of the Phllharmouti will bo distinguished in a d-mblo BOUSO. I will introduce- two of the haaiinomoat women and linoat arlttstv of the conceit world. Oi. of th > m Ii Emma Howe , the leading nol < > eo prano of Henry Ward Beochor's church , am thu Atltor. Toroaa Carrona , ihs lint femali lilanlbt la the world. Mia * llowo is a phe nomenal tlnger of the Thunby atylo and bril llancy , with a younger , froaher voice. Sh > naches 1' above high 0 easily , and nccom- plUhon in vocal iiorlturo all that the oldo artists can boast. The concert will bo brilliant ono and will occur the lu--t week I March. DISTEIOT OOUET , The State CUSCH to Cotno up for Trial To-day. In the district court , before Judge Wakoley , on S iturday last , the case of Benz'jn ' against the B. & M. railroad in Nebraska , was given to the jury at C p. TO Saturday , evening at 0 o'clock the jury returned a sealed verdict. Before Judge Neville the day wao con eumed iu the arguments of motions and demurrers , notublo among which was the motion fnr a now trial in the case of Ruus ncuinatVright. . This , morninir the criminal docket will bo resumed before Judge Neville , the U80 of thu state nR&iiiHt Suoll being the first ono for trial. District Attorney Cadwiti being unable from his ri'cunt injuries - juries to attend court , the prosecution in this ease will bo ropreatnted by 0. U. Itedick , Euj. , who attended the corner' * inqui'.st uu the dead body of Juasio Suoll. an a appeared then for the state. The following is the assignment of > saiiea for to-day : UETOKU JUDGE VTAKELEV. MorchanU" National bank of Dead wood vu. MoQugh. Kaufmann vs. Ballou et al. 'Millatd ot si. va Sexauor ot al , Thurbor tt al. va same. Mono ot al. vs Edgorton. Ituf vs. Childs. Biihoj vs. Barry. Cooke vu. HOBO. B ug & Hill VB. CaultloliL \Vilkio VB , Moor. . Foati-r VB. Diinccken. Bchultz VB. Schwurtz. Guuiiingbum v . KouueJy et al , Ttotor vs Smith , JODOE NEVILUS. Call of cri'nin ljrcV t. Never tiive Up. If you are suffering v\lth low and doprocned iirlU , IOB of apiietlto , general debility , dis ordered blood , weak couuUtutlon , headache , 01 any dt ei e of a bllloun nutura. by all inoam procure ft bottle of T.lectrio lutton. You will be curj'1 to r-o the rapid liniiruvement that Mill fallow ; you will beliwplred with now Ufa ; trti > gth and ncttvity will return ; | > aln fe/ , sna uu ery will ccaee , and hencefurtb you ulll rn | u in the in the prtdw ) of Kloutrio JJIttcrn. { W.l t fifty cenU ft bottle by O. F. ( > IMM | . nu. ' ual i I'eriults to Weil. The-Wlowiru mairiago liconees were Uued latfc.week ; , ! uliu Uu/minan t" Sarah J , Forluatus Jacob H. AniibU | t t < i D.ir Schrater. EmilM ts5tolDv r Jv ! iiu. Peter Gpinimdt w Elizabeth 0 , Kunzite to Auau.U Hart. lt ( o AiKU | J Pil Swan B. Ntrls p to Job u a 0 , He rieVton. , , , . U * KttUM to fWIe Wi on. ! ' TRAGEDY IN A THEATER. Bloody Snnilay Work in Jack Nngcnt's ' Variity Diyo , A IMIxcd Up Shooting Affair Kcsttltfl In tlio Killing of the Proprietor's Urotticr JaniCN , Last ovoningtanothor was added to the many fatal tragedies which of late have disgraced this city. In n saloon row , at 11 o'clock , last n'ght Jamoa Nugent mot his death , the scene being the Theatre Comiquo , without knowing the agency or the person by whom ho was killed. At about 11:15 : last night n message waa aont to TIIK Ben oflico that A Munnr.it HAD IIKRM COMMITTKD in that olaco , and lon before the theater was reached by the reporter a crowd of citizoni and policemen were Boon running in that direction. When the BCODO of the tragedy waa reached about 150 per sons were found standing around the building , all endeavoring to gain an entrance - trance to the saloon where lay the victim of the murder. All WAS excitement and rage. Men were engaged < in swearing throats of vengeance upon the murderer , and women were wooplng. Af tor admit tance was gained A iiouninLK Biairr. was presented. Upon the floor lay Jamoa Nugont , the victim of the tragedy. Some kind hands had placed him at length upon tbo ( floor and wiped from thu ghastly wo'ind ' all sign of thn blood , while the clothing had boon arranged and the face bithod , and were not the ballot hole , which told the tale of death , vis ible , a casual obiorvor would have said ho Vras stooping. The stump of tha cigar which ho hid boon smoking waa tightly graapod by the Qngon of his right hand. The floor , covornd with the blood and brains of the unfortunate man , the sighs and groins of mon who are utiaccuitom od to the tender fueling ! of nature , and the tears courting down the cheeks of WOMKN WHO LOHO AOO HAD POKaoTTiiN1 TO tnado a sconn which at midnight was horrible riblo and appilling. It appears that on last evening Jack Nugent had advortiiod to give auothor ono of h'm "aaorod con certs , " and a fair-sizud audtonco was in attondanoo. At about olovou o'clock , whou J.K'k Nugont waa in the bar-room , in the front put of the homo , and to the south of the auditorium , 0. A. Sinclair , who , as ho aaya , waa going up atroot , topped in. Sinolair has bjtm of late ngatgod as manager for the combination f Vmconc and llyan , who are about i start out an a "aturrins ; " trip. incont until of late has eon stage manager of the Theatre Comiquo , and luftf last Friday ov&nlng , much against Nu ent's dosiro. Sinclair .ad written letters of this to Ohicagi nd ether pldcoi , and when ho cuno into , ho bar-room List night was upbraided by ack for BO doim ? . * HOI WOUD.S I'.N.SUIU ) lotwoon thorn and while their quarro going on a Htrantor , vrhoao name ould not bo learned , came out of the uditoriutn and seeing the dispute bo ween the tneu going on ho started aa f to atriko Nugont a blow with all his trangth. Seeing thia a man named Frank O'Kinchul a friend of Nugent , topped between him and his intended victim , saying , "yon B--I. of a b-hl don't touch him or I'll pummel the lif < out of you , " At this otago u the quarrel Tom Piico , a gamble well known in this city no a bad man anc a desperado , caino out of the ahow and suid to O'Kinchel , at the sarno inouion' drawing u revolver out of his hip pocket , "You B a of a b h , IULI , YOU. " O'Kinchol , to save hiuiaolf , jumped ho liud n man immod Bob Huua ll , and otiking aver Ilinaell's shoulder , saw Price approaching with his revolve cnokod. _ _ t , All this time .Tamos , the dead man wna aitting in u c , > ru r in front uf the mr tin a boor kog.Vhuu Prioo had go within a few foot of Rtutoll h suddenly jumped to the sldo o O'Kuiohel in nuch a nianno ia to place him ( O'Kinoliol ) directly bt .vvoiwhumolf undNiigont. Whoa ho hai gained this position ho fired , und MUOENT KJUL UK AD. The ball had flown wide of its intondoc mark , but hit Nugent dirootly in th 'orohead ' , puuui rating the bruin BUI causing instant death. Price , not satin led , or uot knowing what ho had done iied a eucond shot , but at whom ur whu could not bo loarnod. This last bullo struck a young nmu named Stout ( u 101 > f W. Il.y B , Stout , of Lincoln ) in the icok , Bavoroly though not fatuity wound ing him. At this juncture Keyos , the Imtonder , euized a piitol , intending tf shttot Price , who , Booing that ho was m great danger , Tl'RNKD AND KLEl > through the auditorium , revolver it hand , driving many nuootutont bofor him , and making good hta escapu throug the ror door , For a time all wai coutu oioii moil thouting , wrotohod vrotiio weeping away thotr painted clrnokn police whistle * blowing , und over } bed , iu a atato b irderiiy on panic. At night of the ruvolvur the room wo cleared as if by magic , no ono Ivaing lol with thu dead man but the bartmide and a man named Kelsey. To add t the horror'of the scone , TUB 1)008 OAMB IK Htid lapped up the blood and brain , which lay in great poola upon tlm floor At Hr t it could not bo realized tlutnuu a tcnibln deed lud biion done in tilnniH H lU h of tljtiH , but the yhautly witnua Ijinf ! en Iliu floor empliKRizfd iho ttvr reality of the bloody deed Boon th police arrived , and YOIIIIK St > utvu placed in the custody nf OfllciT Gallium i\d \ t k"ii to Suhrot'di'r & Berht's dru toie , wlu'io lua wouiida were d/etufd b H Burveoii Later ho wan taken and lodge in thv city jit ] , mid will bo hu'd an wltneo. Ooronur Kent was mmmonud , mid in short titno nppo < ired , and then KMl'ANNEtBU A JUUV , which viowe l the remains and adjourned t'i 9 n'olock this iii'rninShortly after i-jtliq unfiirtuiiattt niid iuexcu iibl atlair 'occurred ' , Dr. Ooffman , whu bad boon [ eent fjr , arrived , and upou the roniftins Ascertained that thotheart Imd ceased to pulao the slightest sign of life. John Kcyes rho bartender , 0. A. Sin clair , Frank O'Kinchol and two others whoso names could not bo learned were arroatcd and taken to jail. Some of thcao are hold only as witncssea and others will bo charged with COMPL1CITV IN TIIK OllIMK , Koyes was until about thrcomonth ngo shnritr of Ohorry county in thia Btato , and haa gained considerable newspaper notoriety by his being an acquaintance of Snoll , who goca to trial to-day for mur der in the second degree. Muclair claima to bo on actor , and only two wAoka ago came to Omaha from Kansas City. O'Kinchol is a paintnr by trade , and haa been a hangor-on for many weeks at several of the all-night roaorta in the city. The ether two arrested are em ployees of Jack Niuont. Price ia a Ne braska state penitentiary biid , having been released only four or five weeks ago from that institution , where ho served a term of four yean for aafo blowing. Ilo ia n man of medium height , rather thick cot , heavy dark monstacho and from forty to forty-five yoara old. ur TO KOUH O'CLOCK THIH MOHNINO ho had not boon captured , at which time Sheriff Millar , Coroner Kent and Detective Neligh wont over to the Bluffs in search of the murderer. The pistol which had dona the fatal work was found in the back part of tno audi torium. It is an English bull dog self cocking 44-calibro and when found had two chambers empty. ANOTHER" FAILURE To Pass TP Trains on One Track The "Gannon Ball" Collides will a Construction Train , Completely "Wrecking BotU l'n ] > ; liicH and Injuring Several Persons. Pi/ATTSMOUfn ) March 9. The Kansas City "cannon ball" left this city las evening 42 minutes late , and while run ning at a high rate of speed , around n curve about two miles north of this city , collided with a constructiod train , com ilotoly wrecking both engines and the mggago car of the passenger train , A visit to the wreck this morning showed n lomclition of No. 18 , the cngino on th Kansas City run , and nearly as bad a wreck of No. 1G , the construction tram engine. No. 18 , Will Randall , engineer and Harry RJOSO , Hroman , was the moa complete wreck wo over saw , lying on .ho loft side , about fifteen foot from th .rack. Not a thing did wo BOO lof whole , except the drive wheels on the up tor nido. It apparently wont about fort 'cot after the collision before leaving th ; rack , when a rail snapped us thoinjl sawed , and it wont into the ditch. Ii rounding thn curve Reese , who was o the inside of the curve , saw a rod ligh and shouted to Randall , ' 'Red lights Will , " who said , "For God's sake Harry , jump" Recso immodiati'1 jumped from the engine , and was vor ; badly bruised , but had the presenceof mind to roll away from the track as far as ho hud timo. Randall , wo are told , started to jump , but thought of his pas- songora , and stayed by his engine till she wont into the ditch. Ho reversed his engine and applied the air-brakes which , in a great measure , served to lesson the ihnck to the passengers. The gravel train , being empty , waa knock back up the track quite a distance. There is not enough Iptt of No. 18 to put on the track und run in fur repairs. No. 1C lost her cab , pilot and tnndor , but was haiih d in t/ > the shop to > day. The tender of No. 18 was turned completely over , and lies turned end for end at the side of trio track , wfiilo the wheels are on the ether side of the track and sorao distance bo low. The tender of No. 1C is in four dilTuront places , and a vast number of pieces. Nothing is loft of No. 18 but the boiler , and that has several bad holes in it. Miraculous as it may seem , no ono was killed. Conductor Edson was probablytlio worst hurt of any. Ho was in the com bination coach , und seems to bo injured in the head. Uandall , engineer , is badly bruised and his right ankle is badiy Hprained. How ho t < ver came out of the wreck alive will probably alnays bo a mystery to him , ! as it IN to every ono who hus scon thu wreck. Rotsc , hrei < > ttn , in jumping from the engine , received quito H number of sevnrti bruises and a but cut on the lip and chin , and while lying in the diteli was quite badly sc.ilded by ttui water from the broken boiler. "Jim , " the baggageman on the 1C. 0. , wna j < un mod up against the partition of ihu car 40 thitlio Imd to bo helped our , but escaped without a bruise A passenger , whoso naino wo failed to learn , had two or three rib < broken wo understood , In conversation wit ha telegradh opera tor to-day wo learned that when ( Jon du t'ir ' Edson registered at this point lost night ho uaked fur order * , but theru were none for him , so hu pulled on for Omaha , while Conductor Knott , of the construc tion , held un order to run wild from Louisville to Plattsmouth. Ilo regiat-ired at Oroopolii- , but not being notified that the K. 0 , had not passed , but'wns oil' forty-two minutes , pulled out for Platta- mouth with the abo\o result. Have not hoard at yet who the officials attach the blame to. In Memory of I.In In Johnnie Slliw , Who was killed by the gua-powdor explosion plosion : Juhmile , sweet bud nf innocence , Thim Hitg me t blumn In IIe4 > on ; Wlmt In bounty but a tliwur , To bud and bloom Ita little hour. Tha brlehtoiit liuila are doome < l to blow , Ami blwt iHiinuth u kl id oaromi ; Dut thnu , H ! B ! did tilixmi t < > uliuw Thitt fata U fuu to luveliuess. Nut lively t'i ' my heart alone , W a tltut t-xviuit f. co and lovely einlle , Hut nthfr liHirl * . all , ull iinkniiwn , Will | nu e an I think of theo awhile. Like tlio lrlght ftt tinner of mimmer , lie lift" fiil'en ' fniiu thu ( tain ; Hut , OI UI < H il'itvriiily ilrrtam I'u full fniln ntrtt ) Ilka him. Little ( lower. Unix \\ii \ l ft UH , l' roiiU. lirutliHi * , ( .NU'in , filfudi so dear , Hull one kimw thy loving muuiieit , K < tih fur tlieo wi | | drop a tear. M"tlipr ilfar c n thy rnplulnif , lirar thy wirrowiug unuut win o here , G foriiiii > K to tun iiiand iUq phenj lit lluiveii ynu'll meet your .Ji > hmilflvilenr. MltH. , March Cth , 188L DEATH'S DALLIANCE. Unto wjtb tbc Demise at Midnight of Bishop ClarksoD , Sketch of Ilio I-lfo of tlic DocciiHcd A AVcll Itotinilcil Hccortl. The Right Uovorcnd llobort II. Clark- son , Episcopal bishop of Nebraska , who has boon ill for several days with pneu monia , died shortly nftor midnight this morning nt liis residence in this city. Bishop Clarkson vas born at Gottjaburg , Pennsylvania , November 19 , 1826. Ilo graduated in 1814 nt Pennsylvania college - logo nt Gettysburg. Having determined to enter the ministry of the Episcopal church , ho nt once began theological studios nt St. James college , Maryland , from which institution ho graduated in 1848 , and was shortly nf forwards ordained by Bishop Whittingham , of Maryland. Ho immediately entered upon the active duties of his calling , and soon became rector of St. James Episcopal church in Chicago. Ho remained in charge of that parish from 1849 to 18G5 , and endeared himoolf to his parishioners and a largo circle of friends and acquaintances in that city. Ho vras a hard-worker , a kind-hearted man , and beloved by nil with whom ho cuno in contact , and when in November , 1805 , ho was CONSECRATED BISHOP OP NEBRASKA find missionary bishop of Dakota , it was with great regret that his parishion- rs and friends parted with him. Thuro probably never was a more popular min ster in Chicago than Bishop Clarks n. Immediately after consecration ho came to Omaha , and has over since made thia city his homo. His work in Nebraska and Dakota kept him very busy , and ho was traveling nearly all the time in the discharge of his duties. In 18GG ho es tablished the Nebraska college at No- bniska City , and it has grown to bo quite a flourishing institution , and the same year ho established Bran null hall in Omaha , a young ladies' summitry , that ! which there is now no bettor in the west. Brownoll lull is an institution in which ho has always taken great interest. During his administration HE BUn.T OVER FIFTY CHURCHES in Nebraska and Dakota. His greatest pridu was Trinity cathedral , in this city , which wa recently finished at a cost of nearly 75,000 , and is claimed to bo one of the must beautiful church structures in the United States. A few years ago Bishop GlarkBon gave up his jurisdiction of D.ikota , and devoted his entire time to Nebraska , as work in this state re quired all his attention. For twenty- live years ho was trustteo of Ilncino college lego and Washotah theological college , both in Wisconsin. Ho received the degree of D. D. at Ilicino college in 1850 , and the dfgreo of L. L D. , at the university of Nebraska , at Lincoln , in 1872. BISHOP fiLAUKSON WAS MARRIED May 8th , 1849 , ut Haverstown , Mary land , to Molioift McFhurain , who sur vives him. tie leaves two daughters , Mary , who was a great favorite in Chicago cage , and who is IIOAT the wife of Rev. T. R. Millnpaugh , dean of Trinity cathe dral , this city , and Nellie , wife of F. H. Davis , cashier of the First National Bank of maha. The deceased has two broth ers , Major T. S. Clarkson and S. T. Clarkson , formeily of Chicago , but resid ing at Schuyler , and also a , sister , wife ol Rev. .T. G. Gasirmnn , Indian agent at Crow Creek agency. The deceased was a brother of Lawyer Joseph Clarkson , ol Chicago , who a few years ago accidently killed himself by snooting , and whose son is now a prominent young lawyer in Omaha. The death of Bishop Clarkson has UA8T A GLOOM over the entire city. Uo was universally beloved anH respected , and was an influ ential and useful citizen. He was pre-eminently a man among men. The announcement of his death will bo re ceived throuuhout Nebraska and Dakota , and whornver ho is known , with univer sal regret. Ho was a fatherly bishop , his Burmons invariably being full of w > rds of tenderness , love and wisdom He was practical in his ideas , and spoke to the hoxrt of man. The Episcopal church in Nebraska and the United St ites loses in his death otio of its moat eminent members. A Great Uii-covery. That Is dally brining joy to the homes ol thousands by saving many of their dear ones from an early grave. Truly Is Dr. King's Xonr Discovery for Consumption , Coughs , Coltls , Asthma , Bronchitis. Hny I'ovor , Loss of Voice , Tickling in the Throat , I'aiti in Side und Cheat , or any dlHoa.su of the Throat and l < mi 8 , a positive cure. Gimnuitood. Trial BottiOM free ut O. F. Goodmau'a Drug Store. Larro size 81.00 ASSWNEIS SALE , Thogieatoat bargains over ottered in furnaces , stoves , house funn'idiin grinds , etc , The stock of I'iorry & Bradford , bankrupts , will bo offered for ealo m lurxo and "small quantities , on Monday , March 9th , at the old tand. 1211 Far- nam street. D. N. MILLKII , ut&o. I Sheriff and Assignee. I. O. G. T Kniertahiiiiont. The Independent Order of Good Tom- plaia jjiivo a very pleasant tuiturtaiiiniont at their hall , Xso. 1314 Douglas street , Fiiilav evening. A largo crowd was prea- etit , and onjoyud most hfaitilythudolicioua oyater supper which was spread before them. While attending to the physical want * of man , the intellectual and nodal nature was not forgotten , A splendid programme had been prepared , and wai not only amusing but highly instructive. One ( -leasing feature about the order was thu Urge number of soldiers who are becoming - coming iiimubitra. At almost every moot ing new candidates from Unclu Sum's ranks are proposed , and the oQipera are highly encouraged with their work. A Uravo Doctor. 4 A certain doctor , a resident of this city , and one who , to lot him tell it , is very brave , met with a little experience on Tenth street oulaU Wednesday night. At night ho always carries with him un enormous club. On thu niyht mentioned ho was walking up Tenth street with his club in ono hand and a satchel in thu nthur , when ho was approached by a man t ho asked fur thu loan of thu di dor's lub. Instead if giving it to him over thu head , thu dovtor bmkointo a run and iluitivtaitd. The nut day th ductor w < a in a b.irber shop , and tellmif nbnut. uiiduct thu ni ht b fi > rf , hnw lui had ' upproached on Touth btwot by | I big burly ffllonr. and how ho had Riven the intruder such n terrible blow on the head. Now the joke of the thing is , that the man who was supposed to bo an assaulter , was Ofllcor Ruanennd was do ing the duty of "aounder" that night , and desiring to call a policeman to assist him in taking a drunken man , and not having a police whistle with himho asked the doctor for his cano to knock upon the telegraph polo to attract an ofllcer's attention | tention , when the doctor nrn as stated. ANOTHER WHOLESALE ESTAB- LISUMENT. FAY & Co , formerly of Minneapolis , Minn. , trill open a wholesale confection ery , cigar and fruit business , in a few weeks , nt the old stand of Piorcoy & Bradford on Fnrnam streetOm&etf A DESPERATE ENCOUNTER. A While Man and a Colored Prosti tute Assanlt Eacli Other with Knives , Johnson In the Tolls for Ap propriating $ IO "Which Be longed to Another Pnrly Since this city has become the western terminus of the great 0. , B. & Q road , t has put on a decidedly metropolitan appearance and the police business now ) ids fair ti pick up to n considerable ) cx- ; ont , as for example the docket in police court Saturday morning. Friday , n man by the name of Henry Brown and a brown woman by the name of Nell Austin , had a severe encounter in the woman's room , corner of Eleventh and Dodge streets. Brown went to the woman's room and engaged in a game ol cards with her. In some way she suc ceeded in capturing two dollars ol Brown'a money in an unfair manner , be fore the game was commenced and dur ing the progress of the g.imo , when the woman had a sufficient amount of her money upon the table to reimburse Brown he appropriated the same. That was the signal for a row. The door wan locked so that noithof ono of them could escape from the room and .Nell grabbed a wash bowl and broke it to fragments over Urown'a head , cutting him quite severely , She then opened a pocket knifi and cut him on the hands , in the neck on the breast , and howcd his clothing ii a number of places. After having finish ed up with the knife , she procured a hat choc and proceeded to chop Brown into sundry pieces. During all this persecution tion Brown was defending himself as bos ho could with his naked fUts , and iluallj succeeded in flouring the enraged tigress and holding her while ho jelled lustil ; for the police. About this time the landlady appoarcc upon the act-no and broke open the door when Brown hid himself and the crowt which had gathered outside rushed into the room and some ono shouted that thi woman was dead. A general row fol lowed this , and Brown was draggec from his hiding place and the enraged crowd , composed of both whites and blacks , proposed to hang him with out delay , and several started for ropes Two cool headed citizens , however , took charge of Brown and marched him to the city j.iil , while a third lojal citizen drew a revolver and stood off the crowd VVhen Brown waa lodged in jail am recited his story an officer was pent fo the woman and she was soon placed behind hind the bars. Saturday , when the ; were both marched into police court the ; presented a sorry night. The blooc which had Hewed from their sovora wounds had dried upon their dirt bo grimmed faces and hands and they lookcc as if they had boon run through a sausage ago machine. Their cases were continued until thii morning. ARHESTKP roil OKAND LAIIKKNV. Friday night a conductor on the Union Pacific railroad , by the name of ( Jeorge Drown , visited a colored prostitute named Maggie Johnson , and while then was robbed of two $20 gold pieces. Liu h'id the woman an 03tod and Saturda ; morning in pohco court she was hold U await further investigauon. Two iliHturht r of the peace wroro before JudgoBenekoSaturdaymorning. Each.wua fined $5 and coaU Ono paid and the other was committed. Ariiicit Halvo. The grouttut muilical wonder of the world Warranted to xpoodily cure Uurna , Cuts , Ul Mrs. Cult Uheum , Fever Sores , Cancers , Piles OuillblaluB , Corns , Tetter , Chapped hands arvi nil mcin eruption , gtirunteod to cure in very inxtnnco , or money refunded. 25 cents * f v > Leap Year I'nrty. A few friends of Mr. and Mrs. R. K Eddy gathered at thuir'residonco Frida ; evening and had a most enjoyable time 'I he party was in the nature of a lua | year gathering , which made it all the moro enjoyable. The principal arauso mcnt was 'dancing and singing , wlncl wore indulged in quite extensively. A half past eleven a sumptuous repast was spread before the guests , and , as till their appetites had boon whuttod by tha mazy windings of the waltz , they did ample jubiico to the meal. The company die not Uku their departure until a Into hour. Nebruskii Firemen. All fire departments in the state deair ing a change of date frum that fixed by the Omaha fire depaatmentJuly ( 2 , i and 4) ) fur holding.the annual tourna nionr , will ploatu communicate with the undersigned. JKUOME 0. PENT/EL , Secretary Omaha Fire Department. State papers pleaao copy. SPECIAL NOTICES. TO LOAN-Monov MONEY TO LOAN In sumH of ( .VXand upward at 81 per annum , on Dott la * itmnty firm * . Ad drum It-U. i'atc r ou & Co , UZ4 Faruam S % \fONKVTOLOAN-Tbe lowest r Ui of intents 111 B mts' Loan \KCUOJ , Iftth 4k VCONKY T ° WAN ID num. of | 30i. and upward ill 0. F. Dafii and 'O. , lUial Ekiat and Ixuo i , 1WI ( Vrnun Ut , 883 U 0BIP WAWTBO \I7ANTKD-QoolKl U at employmint tmrMii 417 M M. imhlt I'.Muiihen tree. 783 U" \\'AN CO Ulrlfur Krneral huuie vttrk at 2008 M i allforula HI. rei-U ( \TTANTEIl-lmoedmttfly , a utrl to d ) xei'eri ' M h"U e urk. Hiiull Utullv , k' od wint * . Apily at ili KkriMiu etre > t 763 if IV AVrKD itlho I'axton Hottl , aslfinf uiidJIe Nairi.d woman to va U dehw. luiulio for the , tteward. CASTORIA I Infants and Children Without Morphine or Wnrootino. What Rives cur Children rosy chpckn , I What cures their ( overs , makes them sleep ; ' When Babies fret , and cry by turns , t What cures their colic , kills their worm ? . V. Hut Cantcirln. Whnt quickly euros Constipation , Hour Stomach , Colds , Indirection : ' Hut Cnntorln. Farewell then to Morphine Syrups , Castor Oil and Paregoric , andHn.ll Hn.ll Cnntorln. Centaur Liniment. Anab- olnto onro for Rhoumntiurn , Sprains , Bnrni , Galls , &o. , and aa tnatontanoons Pnin-rollovor. > E A good girl for ( reneral house work In family of two No. 1017 Cass St. 774-10 } ANTED A girl or middle naod women at 1103 w Faruam St. Inquire at the etoto. 76Mf ANTED-A elrlforK'n'ral housework. N. N. W EDWAIIDS , 1111 Karntm St. 7EO tf ANTED Ihrco persona to Instruct In book- W Keeping. Situation furnlahoJ IMtJ Unuvl is St. 7E3-8J J. B. ANTED-A pantry glrlnt the Emmet house. W Must to good Ublo natter. ' 30 121 ANTED -Machine hands at 1207 Farnam St.70SK w 70S-K \Tl7ANTED-Olrls ! v > o want 15 Rlfls for ge lural W housework , to apply nt once to Cannon Dro'd and Co. Apply 1' . ( ) , no rhanju 741 tt AN I I'.D-Girl furgcnotKl house-work. Applj W N. E. cornet 14th and Jncn on at. 744-tl TIJ ANTED A BO id c'rl ' to do gonernl housework , VT German nre'entd , at , 1813 Webster street. 730-11 § WAN" ! I.D Good b ncksmith on hue vies , spring wagon liorso thoclnt ; and general li'acksnilth ' Ing. A | > ply Goo. I' , iluldoon's thop , corner 18th and Ixa\enworth. 7S1-83 WANTED LullrBor jounp men to take nice pleasant work at their own home ; ? 'J to $ i a i"ny , easily maJc : work sent bviralliii ; ( camasjii Address F. Uidd i , Co. , box 157 Dubuque low * . fi9H-lmnl ) Buy turuncrrtnds. Aildross letter * WANTH and do gnnnral olllcevork. . Addross"tT " Bee Office in on ha--f ivr.tlntr. PKOTECTiiR-Unnrccodentfd idnceuionta QtlEEN lady agei ta for th's ' new rub'jorun'lcrgar muut for lauloa. Addre-s with Htauipa , Undergar ment Co. , 9 south Miy > - , .liicaio 183-lim. . On * hundred nnd hun lr . * \ii I .L > * teams one * < . . lahururs for lUilroad work. McCOY & MOHAN , Canfleld Iloueo , Ninth and Faruam his , On-aha. 4031m T ADItS OU YuUfiU MbX In city or country to JLttkonl e , light and pleasint work at thtlrowrn idayeailt drawer TT. 397-lmt WANTED A German dining room kitchen girl. Hcsso and Hoppo , 418 S. 13th St , between llarnor and Ho rard. 505 tf S1TOATIONB WANTKD ANTKP Situation ns chambermaid In hotel. W . employment burrau 217 N. 10th St \\ANI Kl > Euiploj met t of un } kiml. have m > i kn wleilpi of plumbing , u < ull likn 11 flnUh trade. "D. P. " Eniployme-jt buitau , 217 N. 10th St. 781-bJ WAKTPD Situallcn aa tcan stcr , or work < I any Kinil act * . "S. S ' by a strong actnunK min. em.dnjmdit bureau , 117 N. 10th St. 70285 i A first cla sl dy unter oult like a situation as cup ) l t or assistant buok-keiiwr , Addre-u A. U. II " Bee otlloo. AN cxj-eilencrd book-keeper ileslroi a sltuatd n. best ut reference liiven , will workupol ) accounts nnd strftlghtcn up books generally if d < sired. Ad drew ) "i > . F. " this o91ee. i211t work and sewing In prl\ato famdca. Address 700 nortb 16th Bticet , i stnlra. 03U-8s III J ANTf.D By a young lady , a position as copj f 1st , or t ) wiiteln an ottice. Can oivcra.e the tjpe-writer ; has had experience with legal ptperH. lee I referencesgivtn AUdren "WUs C , " 150 FUr- view atnct , City. 023 7t WANTED A rell "lo young man wants a place to work , board and go to school. "S. A. W.1 Bee office S88-tf UISOBLLANUOUS WANTb Alte pectib e gent cman of forty fhnvUhes t ( form the acquaintance o ( a re pectable lady o forty rcfino.lard vithmu luuinHcrrliililren. Address J. if. Memiii < Ity , P. II Oumlia > ib. 7'8-8' W AM ED By a family of three * housuorS or fi.ur ro > ms fiirji'hrd or ii'.lnrnisheil f > r hnu-c keeping. Addrori Steward , Beeotllce. 7iBbC WVNTED-Potrd and room for g'ntleii an , wife and son aged 10. Ad < 1rens , Ktatinglncatlunana terujs by the i..t nth. "J. F. o. " Bee office. 771 f > 5 WANTKH Alsivperannsto In-tmctln book-kCLii Ing , iis there U a demand iorcom Ht nc bioK kteiwr'i. 1 will Iram a ) u and wait for half of i > aj uii'l' ' situations are furnished. J. U. asill'll , IblO Douglas t. 0(281 /ANTED To Vent hy yrnnu rmn , pla'n ( uriilrii- > cd to > m whcro no iiij | < uiniu are asked ulth | > ilrllcioot fniorlalriliu a frlo'id , Price nutt I ruasunalilc. Ail Irooi "It. IL" Uec offl-e. 748 HI w ANTiDTo rent , ftie ro im < o Kentleman am wife with bcnrd l1UWcb tcrt. . 8,2 tf \I7ANTED-S.ntxi janU of ( lit , at or n'arone T ? bl n k wont cf tin ) Ooi.vtnt on Hi MarjV nvo- nun. tl It JOHNSON , tgi-U of St l , JuhiiDon & \l/AVIKl > 6CI pilvyvau'ts. sinks anJ cewpno's ff tii clujo with military cleaner. Hviefa tlon guarantee I. J. M. HMiril , Ixxk box4JiJniahx fOU KcNX HouuBtt AUU LoU. FOIl HKVT rurnlsha I room ti > a la < ly Iu umal private rimilv , too nrato prlca. Addio witn refcie .01 " , W. U. U" c. r. Uco utllce. 7t3-o u -rncr loth and Jones. Apply - ply til Mr 8. Kulint'J1523 Jackson. 7S4-S { FOIl KENT Nice front room fumUhrU at 81 H oward riL r. 7-8 | H'OB ItEVTA farm for rent goodtlocatlun. Iu qulra for Inform .11 m Ueconil < l/r front the Ice hvmu 15th and Wlihvlna. 771-llt " OH IlKVP boveral flail ( lwellrltfi | ullh Ltlck o liar inj hyJrans w tor. E. Kitilroi k' 101 ! 1/iOH 11KN1Kr J1 tuo , L.qulro ei t Mo Ibthbt. bviHeon Dodge and DvUgliB. TTTlOll RENT-KarnUhol room 18.7 Chicago. 770 tf 'O HKNT-Two nlct-ly futnt.hed ro- inn 021 S. inth . St. 743-tlf I7IOK IIKNT-Uoube eioie tor Hth and uti 1 a\e IltEV * UUTIKIf. 7M-II > UH llENT-Ettrecormr ISlhairt Ji.cl.BOn F ' 781-t JKM It M01TKK. UKNr * | leas ntr > oin with b.i rd 322 ! ? , 17O11 at. , cor. er of Hartley. 765 i { ' ltKNT Furi.lihoJ rounuat 1019 Farnam , F'OU fur'tdied roioi , 1 I7 Ull MM i - HM ) luiuUtioJ r'Joiaj , jvoiu > uui l- btreot. - _ _ ITHlirtEVsE Bbiuu w lulu 1dm > < r t , a a u J' luvunport and Cupltul av uue , etwt fid , fir a tnrm of ) rail. _ AtlhS , JS3 If IA 7 Faruam utmet. i Olt HUNT lonhlu utoro TOUIU and bawtueiit. Ii 1 ut the beet liMtlaun In hurlty Kr dty coudd ° ur ( < u > groceilvK. UcUAQUK , ui. | | Hnituniiti. 7tS-if 1r > OH KhVr-A l > e utlful 'outh ami ea.1 fiont 1 riniii , DJ'ulna w , lurnl bed nulubln for onu or tMo ( { rntUueti , l 171OR Hli NT- Corner ( tore on Dodge one block J } from I'utt gtLcc , MoCAOl'E , 0jx ( ) it < P , O. M Ciitl 11 FOR nHNT-Klocly tumtthod rooms with or with , out board 1616 Dodga St. 674 El IJIOB nENT A fowpentlemon can bo aocomodaUxl L' with furnished room * . Apply 1818 Karnim St. 4UO- FOR IIKVT Store room wlfi bawmott lie deep , 1M1 KarnamSt. I'AUWKN&CO. . 1EOH 'arnammrpet. R 4tf FOUHENT Smera goodhottscsnisi ono Broom finely furnlthod house. John K. Edwardi , 1111 Farn m bt FOlt RENT llooma In Nebranka Nation * Bank Building. Most dcilralla offices In tha cltr Supplbd with hjdraullc clo-ator and bcatod b Applv at n nk li Oll HKNT furulshwj roonn oti the nortbwa I1 oor. ISthandOapltolaronue , ( ormeriy Crolcnton llotino. 189-tf I UHNISIIED room heated 22 * N. Iffth. 076 tf FOR BALE. SUtK-On rro bt with fiiuom houno on FOR . , $ Z.roi ) WOO ca h , balatiro ? A ) per mo. UAIlKiilJ.M Vl.NK , .N. K. r liner 13th and/FArn m. 70M2 OHH\U-UniMenco : , 7 J ll Imv rctldrnce 2lth ( and CM * . HOfilia & 1IIU 773-19 F'lt ' HAl.K- Two trated Burrj oaeon ncntlj nrw , n'BO net double harnusn tot rale cheap. Gall 1916 Wcbstirht. bet T7\0lt \ SAIiB Fre h milch co MJ > t m'lltaryrldic , JL1 on Cumlnif St. Penny s WilHuni St , 768 118 UrtlNr.SM FdK U itK uroccrv t Te , nncn loci- tlon In Omana , do'ni ; an annual bu-lnest of J/S.- / ID ) . Ix np lease nnd rht-up rent to the purcnasor. Stock w ill lu ulcc 87,000 to$3.000 , AJdrvus "Clrocoi , " Dee cino.- . 7fll-tl I OH HALE -Tuot-oeond hand oruanf cheap. In- F quire Edlulm A. Erlcknon. 7C9.16 gALE-180x130 feet on Capitol t 111 , must lo JL1 cold oou. Me CAUUi : , opposite Post OlEoo 785 tf _ hALE lot 60fet trout on couth 1.1th Bt. Fort crlce ItOOO. McCAOUE , orposlto To t olllci- . " | / < FIl SALE One ot thu largeut and brut Impiorvd JL1 farms In Douglati co ibty. Any person r pdi'oni ul'hli'Klo enirrco In F riulni ; a < a hu lncs9 , or In giock raising will cot-milt Uelr Intcrcetfi by calling nrwrltlnir tor full ivartlculrrn ro > iccrnlni ( this nut ter1 McUAOUB , Opp. peslofflce. 78J tf F6n"BAt.G A frc8h mllfcw and'calfi Inquire of iG23 ! Charles St. 749-cB A Small Mock of \ > iagt and DrUjZinU * FUtur g lor sale In the lUo to n of Wa'olno , Nebraska. A Rood opcnlnp fnr a ph ) Mclan. Addrom J B. f-lL- \Elt , Elkhorn stitlon , cl ) . 739-tf , ii i 8 \ L h KH e lotn V.IIE black , from IMrk a > etiue , JT 1 S476 tu f 860. " Hou e and lot half block from 10th street , $2 800. I ! my term * . / T * o story hou8Aftill lot , lilnn's addition SS.ifO. HnUT andlot , Sti'nn'a aJditlau , $1,70 > . llnathly pa MIII lit' . Ioti In I a\cnvorth Terrace , $2.0 to (300. TnoucniCstOmalia at t nacrlflce. IlthY , V MOTTEK , 76S-10 S.V. . Cor. IClliand 1'arnam. FOH SAT.E 1 span mule' , and 1 work horse , 'u- ' quite llc\\'s hiack bmlth i-hop , DuuiiloD Bt. , mar ICth. 742-12J I OR SAI.R A stood e Ubi-hed ! KCR I'ac' ' ltr ) | buw. 1 iiitss Fa Ihtloi for packing a > d pickling 60 to 11)0,000 ) il'i/ene wrlto for full pir'l'.u'a ' s.Mma " 0. h.C."Iee cflicc. On aha , Nth 720 tf I POR SALE Fresh tnlten c iw , 2Eth ami Cilllornla 1 BirccU 1-HKKMAN i. PENNY. 707 101 FOR S VLE Furniture and fixture * ready jof boarding hou e Inqutie at 210 H. luth KtrteU 0 8S-S FOR bALK Cheap , i. tejm uf ponies uiul new B&'ot harness for < 10j. lunuiro U T. Smith , 23rd and Pacino > t FUtSALE ( SWEAT \HGAIN.twoailloliilng Iota ono a corner , the ( hoiccet IUB In { > hii us' tlrst addition nt a Bargain , apt ) y to J. U. CLAHM : . 027-8 _ FOR SALE Hnuse uf C roois , J ot , ono bl.ck from Htieit carsjl,5bn. . llou.c ami full lot 81,300. llou-c and i lot , l.fiO Iluitso and Kt , iiiunt ly piyment' , gl,7(0. ( llnuie and J Kit , t a f block final struct cars , $1CX ! > . Lot 4 , blo.-k 3 , Shlnn'a additl in , # f > U lut mi C'harl RKtreut , near Svuu.leru , ' 1,200. Lot un Sautnlera St.O' t , l.luo. t orner lot , Annstrcm 'a uililllton , $ IOOJ. I.ciis In lll.iO augiiV 1 lace , > 0 x > . B.autlful caet f. outage , In lUnra im I'i&cc , $900 each : hour lot" . 3 front D ; on Farnam street throe houses -ts.ioo. V : AGUIX CSI-tf Opp. Pos'uilloe. ' FORS\LE-L t32\13on south I3tht.tip.-t with ' noocl Ii iro\nuntfl , at J-o i. lhlli only open lor SO days Uall on McCAUUn , opposite pustumce. ItS tf FOIlSAi E-I/i.t 132x3D , Kouth 13th street , houee two room , b.rn.tiec" . 1'rlra 81,70V. Oi.e th rd cash. Otll and RCO McUAGUE , opp. ! > ' . 719 tf EAIj K > TATEfonale by John L. JJcCa uf , real istalengent , opposite po-totllce. 611-tf < 'OH SALE Fine rv ldence betw. on Dmleo and Faroaui. Call on McCAUUE , oppod ta P. O. " ' FO"HSA'LE-Lot on r fdio ftrwt. McCAGUE , donn utalra. oi iOBlte P.O. CCJtfd F OU SAI4E 1SJ feetHiuiie on comelloIdence Propi ity3 milo K. W. tf Pobt ollUe ; McCAOUB , oppoMtu P. U. BjS tf TOH SALE Full I < t on Ilirncy B'rcet. ( XlxlM at 11-CAGOE , opposite P. O. f > .i7-tf F > 011 SALE-Lot-4 In west Oumlnj' at * 175 to ? 2M , < ach , eusy tc-tms monthly paymentj. JOHN L. McOAUl K , oppinilo P. O. 6G4-t I7 < OH ALK - lit use and lot on Capitol Hill at 35100 I1 JMJAGUi : , onpositoP. O , GOMf I " . "Oil -II-autlfuIrisldeDcoloton Parka\e. , 1 c < n > cr2ti > f < et flouting cnit , uillnlvldo JIcOAOUr' , opposite P. 0. 683-tf FOIl SAtK LoU In Hawthorne rendition. 8W ) . tofflO. eich EISJ t . .rJUOiULE , ou- eie : P. O Call at otllrn fnr I'ljt "IJlOltSALE AJrolols in ItotiltUd only lbO to 1200 JL1 per acre. Jlc'J.tGUIopposite P. i ) . C68 tf J 7011 HALr. l.o a in Denlro n addition < 11 Sam den and iiil ttructi. tiny ( uur block * fiom bt , tar , $ 00. tiitfTm , eoh Iiart ft N. llcOAGI E , op- po-l'u P. ( ) . , down stalls. 6 < T-tl IlK'U EVCAIK-ll ouaru nilere-te > In rtal es. IV intuit w II i at jou to Witch thia coluuin fur the offering" ol .McCAOLt. in p > lfo P. O. ( J'.6 tf 171OU bAIiK I ur B hou-o iiB.r'llaiucjm i'-rt. B 1 front , \oiycdeup. McCAOUE , ippositu P. O , ti62-tf F'Oll h\LE 1'o-ltni.ly thu but pajing grinjcry biifinotslnOiiiiihi. Sati.taclury raw im given . for nelllng Aodreea Lock BJX Ko. S07 , liuuha , MB. * braa.a 683-10 F IOR BALE A flret-cUsa Vote fe Ken Piano , at a ln. Inqu ro Eduolind Krlckoon'r. 2 * tf K Four show casej very cheap. Inquire otbUholraAKrloks-n. 6o tf L OU SALK OR TuADE-A good span of inulei , r harncmi and wagon Apply to Alex O. Ciiarlton , at MctAuu.1 Bros. Quo tf 1 ? < 0lt SALE Farm 8 miles from city. Inquire of 1 Mrs Meyer , over Itobder' * Drug btont , It ) and Webster. 472-tf FOR SALE Two open mrond-haid buggies and onu de hcry wagon , cheip , at IDit Uarney St. 8ALB Twii portable boilers , i Apply at l > PITZPAIUIUK. gin Month 16th SI. F ORHALK-A email Monler , Uibtnan &Co. , flro | .r it saf , alinoat new , at this office. ( f F'OU HALE Ola u wsp p rii in larva nd mHI iinantltlea f rhln ofnoc \i JT.IAYEO 0.1 . STOLON-From th St Mary's 4veiinellv iy stablM , Mmch Oh , 168loUHbay c. . It.tHoycir. old. latiiertmallffrtboane. Ami all liiiiicho | . hidei of rtuhtfore Island WM HUtered. When left or Ukrn hai rultcrun. A Illwrol i w.id Kill be paid lor hUreti.ru , or for iufriailon that ml liud tohU recumy. W L LKW1H 770-ointf > Mil. t > CIIKOUBIIth inaanitle htalor has r. turn , id and I , heiluii ; the nick at 14 1 Uav n.ju t tit. , b Imen 16th und 7th bt 7.01uiol ( A l.TNrEnLMVpIIK-jll n Ella Or ham an 1 pcrienccd iiecdlft-wouiaii ha. op.rwl rooms tiath uiiy work Iu her line , cho I o ol-o a of iiKterul * on hands. U'll ' * . ftre | , lvlted dlft' ' } of couiinei.c d pliots. io.m ' - rtfEO.At.TIU.S fortune out t eiopl. kemi"'B . > wU'tCallou ' U- , , 1Blh tr et. and M > u aiuilii. | 4S.1 1m CvaH I'AID For Bwond h nd clolhiwi. .rderTbr loiUr * or uoiuli. pioui.tly | . attended to Ad. dr llr. or llrs , nrodorichOlSkOUthlothSt Omana. 4 EDWAEB KUEHL. . n y. will , witt th. old of vuardUn iplrtu. obtauTln. wi ) ouo IHUMMU and pnwenV. * put . % od th o rnm < oonUJtlon la th future.jv \ < ind hotj
