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„ the trcrtl»., , , tt»t the break win be repaired in the midday train (o paaa orer Unlay. WOW THK DOAD WKHK FOUND. .. Pithur, colored, buflfett waiter of the •leeping .'nr “Lena," woe in the wrecked deeper when the accident occurred. He burltd downward and found himeelf at tbe bottom of the car covered With pieces ^of broken furniture. He slight bruises. The second and flmt class coaches left the track almost simultaneously. The former contained one colored boy, who was asleep, tbe latter contained eight passen gers—four male and four female. They were thrown to tbe front end of the car by Ha downward plunge, when it was crushed Into by tbs rear of the second class coach, and ux of them met their doom in the mer ciless trap of death. When the cor was broken into they were found lying one upon another with Dr. 0. 0.' Kinloch on top, who had his arms crossed above his cheat as if to word off a blow. Miss Hannah Wilson was found lying on her bead with her heels touching her head. The face of Capt. Cole was badly crushed. He was lying face up across Miss Hannah Wilson. Miss Flora Mclver was asleep when tbe catastrophe took place. Miss C. E. McWhite was found dead with her neck, leg and arm broken, and her body badly bruised. The bodies of the unfortu Date victims were laid in a Imt, from whence < no by one they were lifted with ropes and silently placed in a car. The un injured lady passengers displayed great for titude and courage in ministering to the wonts of the suffering ones. THK VICTIMS AND THEIK INJURIOS. It should be premised in regard to all the wounded that the physicians will not lie able until to day to ascertain the nature and extent of any internal Injuries which may have been received. Mr. C. A. Price, express^iesaenger of Wilmington, N. C., remained unconscious all yesterday, and died at about 8 o'clock in the evening of concussion of the brain. Mr. F. Vf. Hcnneker, mail anmt, was severely lacerated on the forehead, and tbe booea of one leg were possibly fractured. He has not yet developed any internal inju- rles; was a little feverish last night, but as comfortable at could be expected. * Mr. E. T. West, express messenger, was bruised alxwt tbe bead and sprained, was doing very well yesterday. Mr. B. <1. Maayck, conductor, had UU forehead, arm and foot badly coutiued, but DO bone# broken He was as comfortable aa could be expectuHaat evening. Mr. Jniuaa (joldmAn. news agent, and Mr. W. K. Chandler, of Mumtor. a passen who were slightly bruited, were rap de telling what the m begin Ha session on next Monday TLIf® raaaztt- ger, who were slightly bi idly improving yesterday. Mr. Henry Hi ‘ ' nd win | master, probably for their injuries were lost night. Most of via ban da was not seriously hurt and be out in a few daya. THK I'ATIKKTS AT THK HOSPITAI,. The four wounded colored men who were token to the City Hospital to lie treated a)l doing well up to them are auffering from fractured limbs. Robert Smith, the colored porter of tbe "Lena," is suffering from a double fracture of the left arm and several severe cuts about the face. He was also reported to have had both legs broken but this fortunately is aot the case His forearm was slightly frac tured and hia elbow very’ badly broken, but it is not thought that amputation will be neceamry Warm) Burgess, the colored wood sustained a very bad fracture of the tb and also of the left arm. HU broken lim have been set and bis condition was very encouraging yesterday John Wright, one of the colored pasacn fracture of the right arm, and appears to Ik suffering from a bio >urag:ng yes ihn Wright, i, has s usd - appears to li „ the spin e. It U itnpossible aa yet, however, to tell the nature of his iniury from this cause, but he is not believed to be danger mm homes, and sorrow- for a certainty how it ^ supposed that "*VfaU the two i the 1 train mile, and in- iia length, otiipr. the w mall car. the second and the ton of the live to danger oualy hurt. Henry Hewy, the colored passenger who was reported to be slightly injured, u suffer ing from a number of severe cute on tbe head. It is not expected, however, that they willt* be attended with serious results — The Coroner of Berkeley held an inquest at 8t. Blnphen’s on Wed new lay, and the jiuy found a verdict that the persons killed came to their deaths from the result of an soddent c> the passenger train of the North- —tarn Hiilrood while cruming the Santee trestle, iu Berkeley County, on tbe 7th day of June, )N86, the paqoe b> the Jury being unknown. Those wounded In the accident arc rapid ly recovering. The railroad employees ore busy repair ing the damages to the trestle. News agent Goldman and telegraph oper ator Wilder are being condemned for bad conduct Jr) connection with the accident loornlailun lor Yellow Fov^r< Thg Now Orleans Picayunt, of June 1, says; Iu a letter dated May 26, 1886, ad dressed by Dr. Domingos Freire, of UJo de Janeiro, to Dr. Joseph Holt, President of the Louisiana State Board of Health, the following interesting statement is made present for tbf I have pcvformfd over 7,000 inoculations with full success; the luimunjty was almost absolute, notwithstanding the intensity of the epidemic this year. More than 8,000 peraons wh > were not inoculated died of IU£ tUVCACOMUg OWUl'lllCUV IS UltMlC, ting a summary of his results claimed inoculation of yellow fewer: yellow fevor, while among the 7,000 inocu lated, inhabiting the same infected locali ties, subjected to the same morbid condi tion, but seven or eight Individuals—whoso disease was diacmwei} aa yellow fever- died, It is hardly necessary to say that I have token notes but of one of these cases. My confreres here have the abominable habit of not giving notice of the fact until after tbe interment of the individuals, and oonsoquently amiss me of being unsuc- ceasful. You therefore see that In spite of all t^is bad will my doctrine comes out vic- toriodkouce more by the UM of this year, when tbe epidemic characterized Itself by of Infection and conto- sd times thanks, 6 powerful old you have given to this universally beneficent cause, and accept the sincere ton of »▼ highest sentiments of and friendship. GOB FlUXiUt. Ben the benefits of Brown’s that Iretroyod appointed will begin its session < Malignant dysentery is prevalent around Batesburg, proving fotalln many instances. The trial of the anarchists of Chicago has been set for June 21st. Sam WilliamMon, of Greenville, Is said to have found 18,000 In an old iron pot Fanners In Abbeville Are~plantfitg corn for the third time in their bottom lands. Indictments have been found against 10 of the leaden in the anti-Chinese riots st Seattle, W. T. The town destroyed were burm Miss Mary Filbert, of Bridgeport, Conn., has found her brothers and sisters after 17 years search for thdr whereabouts. Thu political excitement in Pesth, Hun gary, of Inst few days culminated yester day in serious rioting. John Mazzanovich, whose scenic work has delighted the theatre-goers of New York city for so many years, is dead. Mr. D. 8. Pago, of Beech IslamL had his barn burnt w ith its content. Lon about |750. Mr. MfcBec Williams and John Ga^cy, of Aiken, shot at one another five times Thursday. Nobody hurt. A whole family down with measles, des titute and neglected, is reported near Lew- iedalc. The recent wreck at Santee trestle will cost the Northeastern Railroad Company about 160,000. A colored woman was found dead near Inman, Spartanburg County, said to have been killed by her husband. A small tenement house Itelonging to Mrs. Dr. Addy, near Lewiedale, was oestr by fire Saturday night—tramps. Prof. Kennedy, a colored dancing mas ter from Columbia, is running a second term ot his school in Lewiedale. A negro boy was committed to jail in Spartanburg Thursday charged with crimi nal assault on a small white girl. . A helpless old negro woman warf cruelly beaten by white men, without any apparent excuse or object, just outside of Augusta. Tbe competition in the beer business in Rome, Ga., has brought the price down to a cent a glass. A strapping young colored man, named Samuel H. Craig, is soon to lie a[ on the New York police force. Captain Murdock, of the Sixth United States Infantry, was drowned Sunday near Moab, Colorado. Three post offices in Tennessee hive been named for characters in the Mikado, viz., Mikado, Yumyum ami Nankipoo. Secretary Lamar bos consented to deliver the oration at the unvefliug of Hie Calhoun monument at Charleston. Asiatic cholera has made Its way from Brinisi up the Western shore of the Adriatic to Venice and has now appeared in Florence. Wflliam Ramsey, colored, has been con victed of manslaughter for stabbing to death Kobert Ford, colored, of Colleton. The 4fl Mormons now serving out terms of imprisonment for polygamy, in I'tah, refuse to renounce their faith on conditions of pardon. Col. Hie hard M. Hoe, head of tbe firm of R. Hoc A Co., printing press manufac turers, died suddenly Tuesday at Florence, Italy Right persons were smothered and burned to death in the frame house at 781 and 788 South Cana) street, Chicago, at 4 o'clock Monday morning. In Savannah it is said that the anti Pro- bibitionjsia and the Knights of Labor have agreed io join forces on the municipal ticket Ward, who has heretofore seemed cheer ful and improved in health during his stay in Sing Sing, is now said to be gloomy and pining. Two thousand women, with thdr rhil dren, stood on the track of the Rock Island rood, at Chicago, and prevented on engine from going out. A tire as 111 Broadway, hew York, was tbe cause of the destnivtion of Wra. E. Marshall's famous painting of “Out Sa viour," valued at 120,000. A scheme has been devised for removing all the Indians settled on the reserves in (luiario t ( . ilit iNctih «cat,noti Uiq sanction of tbe Government is asked to it. • Two Mormon preachers made their ap pearance id a church n«ar Lancaster C. II. recently, but concluded they were in the wrong pew and did not tarry long. Three hundred ami eighty crates of ies were shipped from Ridge Spring .y to Baltimore, New York and Philadelphia, ' Peaches arc rotting as they rijien, thus leaving a very small margin for profit in this prop. Grapes are also rotting at a ter rible i ■rjjtriediil Xe<r» ' ** ^ • % * v* V*il AT- W } Bitten in Ha say*: “I have by oainff it Several of ftrort^on Bitten, all think" ' an earth.” This from all quar- Iron “ - ^ W-A«. r Jim Black, a colored boy. died iu Sum. ter fhmi the injuries received wliilc play ing on the railroad turntable—his foot and leg having been crushed. The revival iu the Baptist Church at Piedmont, rooduftaJ by the Rev. M. Mc Gee, has bc**u remarkibly suecessful—08 peraons having applied for membership. The press stand fell at the St. Lous fair grounds on Monday, killing Charles Dyer, assistant sporting editor of the St. l^ouis RapubUcnn. Capt. T. A. Jefford s residence was de strayed by fire in Orangeburg Monday, the inmates barely escaping with their livee. A Washington correspondent claims to have discovered a Senator who does not want to be President. It must be General Logon. In case of war with Canada, it is to be hoped that the patriotism of the American colony at Montreal will prevent them from returning home, j An Irishman arrested at Midge Spring for ng to work the roads claims British won, and has appealed to the British 1 at Chy leston. «, Jot. Tucker killed a large rattlesnake n&JT <*»- net* QQUeton County, whlchiaeasured over six feet, and hod fourteen rattles and a button. Messrs. Childs and Drexel, of Philadel phia, presented the Internatiooal Typo graphical Union in session at Pittsburg with 110,000 unconditionally on ISiesdty The ballot for Governor in the Alabama Convention yesterday stood on the eleventh boflot: Slay, 260; Dawson, 256;. Clayton, 218. McKleroy withdrew on tbst&th There is a suggestion of He' as well •• fact that linths i fat: • - “ ,w* ex-Joehne now congratulates him 1 will iteorten that good conduct term u a prisoner it does not occurred to him at the conduct would have an alderman. his to hove i hb tarn aa % jkrwn-xt boys, and the head on the a most It was the ) the scene of I [ I 1 ■t Jgnm ■*! confe sacrament of «i rictabv Arch- *•< Daelllng stiU Spears to baa favorite pastime io France. Out of eight hundred and forty-seven duels fought * past fifteen years, taking no r the numerous military encounter^ every eighty-seven proved fatal. The colored Presbyterians of Cheraw are making arrangements to accommodate the preachers and visitors to the South Carolina Presbytery of the adored Presbyterian Church which will be held there in Sep tember next. Some one discovers a likeness between Phil. Armour and Dr. Tanner, the famous foster, and wonders thereat There is only a shade of difference between a butcher ana a tanner after all—about akin thick. Violent thunder storms, accompanied by the bunting of water-spouts, have for see- ferringof l upon 117 oonvictiriby Arch- Feehan, of Chicago. TMceremo □lea were conducted in the presence of a large number of visitors, ana occurred in the prison chapel. Among those confirmed were some of the wont criminals in tbe Wwt. Dr. ScbUeman, who is in Athens, writes: "It is highly probable that in autumn I •hall bagm to unearth the stronghold of the Atridse at Mycenae. This work will pro bably last three yean, nod he the last I shall undertake in my lifetime. But even now I venture to-promise that I shall there un earth a palace, the plan of which has most resemblance to that of Troy or that of ESS? rzs&m Tsiko ■> ■tSsr Ma4« emkj ta uno wk cumicxL oo., baltusmib, urn Tiryns. Thef or sevy eral days post prevailed in the Thurtagipn at region in Germany and in tbe Hartz forest i Germany and In the have been killed by lightning and A. J. McBride and wife were murdered in Davidson County, N. C., Sunday while eating their supper, and their bouse robbed and burned, together with their bodeis. Al fred Long and Walter Womack, his bnAh- era-in law, lioth colored, have been arrested on suspicion. The Masons of Anderson contemplate tearing down the present Masonic building and erecting a larger and more substantial one on the same site—the ground floor to contain two large and handsome atore- rooms, a hall on the second and a lodge room on the third floor. P. D. Davis, Master Workman of the Knights of Labor Assembly at Pacific, Mo., has been sentenced to twoyearsin the State penitentiary and fined $500, for attemptinc to wreck a freight train that left St. Louis during the strike in March, and shooting at the guards. All our ex come to hand wi fait ever known. firecrackers in use in this country are all imported. They cannot be monu- foctured so cheap here os in Europe. But i fireworks which ore now so extensively all mode line. There ore more than eighteen large factories in tbe North ero States, which turn out many millions worth of pyrotechnics annually. The chief seat of thu class of industry is in East New York and Williamsbuig. There is one factory in Rochester, one in Cindunati and Chicago, and one io Son Francisco, besides a number of smaller establishments of this kind which ore scattered all over the epun- try. BELFAST IN THE UANDG OF A MOB. Two- WoairB KllleS—Tbe I’oiler tlrpoIxcS by Ike Rletera a Dosea Tlmee—Troop# eaS 1’ulire Arriving from Olbrr CUIee. Belfast, Ikeland, June 10.—The peo ple have licen wrought to a state of great excitement by the riotous demonstrations of the Orangemen during the past two days. All work is stopped, stores are closed and many residences closely barricaded. Men are in every street prepared for further The Orans kotfel FOR OtfMOMR ARP CROUP Utl r ;?n - ;v / • If violence. uum an* for the past five days the usual "baaviest rain There "heaviest” rains, I are re ent i^rrej of mlssioner and ft will be observed, occur regularly every year, and the "oldest inhabitant" invariably fails to remember anything equal to it |n bis long life. Mr. Charles Dickens, the son of tbe great novelist, begun a career as a public reader in England on Wednesday evening. The report l* that Ik- was weak in dialogue, but strong and interesting in pathos and humor, imitating hla father very closely. It is oven sold that be will further imitate him by coming to America. W. H. Gilder, a brother of tbe editor of the Century, is going to start out oo an Arctic expedition this summer. He will take-the track of Ueut, Lockwood, Engi neer Perry, of the United States Navy, will also moke on attempt to cross Green- land in tbe direction of Francis Joseph Fiord Mr. Willie Driggers, of Summerville, while driving homein s wagon a few days ago, said to a friend who was with him thst he thought he would kill himself, and drew a pistol and fired five times, each shot taking effect in his head. He is not con sidered mortally wounded. The Lancaster /Mioer says: "We Hably informed thnt by s reOR the State lipc in- d<- *»/» >mm surveyor Appnio't- !> .lie Legislature of North Carolfnn, 2,imi rroi of land hereto fore considered :• p tl <>f North Carolina really belongs to S mb (’arol na. The manuf utiue i wine from oranges is becoming nn oxte.^ju- in^u*» > in Flori da. Excelieid '-sherry ‘ is said to lie pro duced from the fruit, nnd a large projior lion of tbe sherry of commerce has bceu derived from this source since the pbyilox era has appeared in Europe Mas well la coot and easy, regretting t his plans for the future are <Mnyed by his conviction. ' It is said that the principal grounds for the moth n for a new trial which will be preesed by the prisoner's Attorneys arc. beside the pm* fn th« in strucooua, the bnoging in of a lot of im proper and Incompetent evidence. Cbos. J. Reed, the lawyer who defended Guiteau, has gone wrong. A fatality seems to have attended everybody connected with the defense Ip that oplohrated case. The other lawver. Guiteeu's brother-jn-law, afterward l)ad trouble with his wife, sepa rated from her. and, if we mistake not, lost his property, The first post office named in honor of the late Miss Frank Folsom, now Mrs. Grover Cleveland, has been christened. Congressman EUsberry had a fourth-class post office in Highland County, Ohio, named Folsom, in order to perpetuate the maiden name of the President’s bride. The long-talked-of funuces tw be built at Rirtn|ngliaai Mr‘Mf. Samuel Thomas and associates, of Pennsylvania, seem at last to be definitely determined upon, Mr. Thomas bus advertined in ihe Birmingham papers for 1,000,000 brick, and also for proposals for erecting brick buildings at the place where the furnaces art to be lo cated. Tfle. Jlrotherbood bi Oarpantare and Joiners held a meeting in Chicago yester day to take action In regard to the impend ing strike in tbe ten-hour shops. There sre 65 shops out of over 300 standing out for the ten-hour working day. Unless these time sti V deeds of greatly Incensed at the constabulary for firing upon them and threaten to sack their barracks. Detachments of soldiers and police from Dul44» and other cities sre being forwarded to Belfast to assist the authorities in restoring order. At midnight a mob of Orangemen raided s public house kept by a Catholic, named OTlare, and after sseking It set. it on tire. The police charged the rioters a dozen times with bayonets, but each time were forced back by volleys of stones. Tbe police were finally forced to take refuge in the barracks, where they fired upon the mob from the second story w ifidows. The mob, however, held their ground twentv minutes longer, although the firing of the police was heavy and incessant. Scores of rioters were wounded, and it is known positively that six men and two women were killed and a great many wounded. Tbs wounded persons were removed, by xro Hm Ttrrcrl NOCortPais! 2taf«r! TO - ; tT Child. The Dread Of Motherhood Transformed to HO P E md *rt>iii JOY.H Not only tits time oil I the of to life of leaves the i condition vonhle to covery, an. _ , liable to flooding, eoi. vnlsiens, and steer alarming symptelss incident to alow or C Inful labor. 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The Orangemen ore making large purc hase* of »pn*, and ore declaring that tar they wifi have revenge upon the polks for ** firing into their rauks. At a meeting of the Protestants living in Ihe Shankhill Road reaolulions were adopted denouncing the action of the police from thu "millying district coming to Jieljiut and attaching vitiaebu,*' and demandin'* then si. The mi mix. r of police-men on duty in Belfast this afternoon at 3 o’clock was 1,300. A number of troops from Newry have ajsn univuflo a-aist the polifo in Miamtaiiifug '■rder. 'IhcMsgis- irats has ordered ail taverns in the city to be closed to-nigbt. No mobs are to be allowed to congregate in the street*. THK BTOKT OF AN KYK-W1TMEM. Bklfaft, peaceful t withdraw « iWWal 4 taa M^jry r j» de- A prominent physision lately to the proprietor, that if it were te make pmblic the tetters we receive, “Msthera* Friend’’ would outsell anything on the market. GKMTLKMKn:—During my rorrer te Mm nractiea of medirlne I usee, your “MOTH ER'S FRIEND” in a great number ot easeo, with the happiest results In Instance. It makes labor easy, haofc livery and recovery, and iksukbs oafbi TO BOTH MOTHKR AND CHILD, W ,M can be induced to go throngh the ante without it after once uslnr <£ Yours truly, T. E. PENNINGTON, M. Dt Palmetto, Gt-Jane 10, iwh. Send for our Treatise on "Health at Happinsus of Woman •' mailed free. Bkadviklo Kkoclatok Co., Atlanta, Go. OO&DlAJh. rSZ I Trade l* Mark. i Dtar- BTJt-STtpiEER S tURMTII Is iwvluatea. hgwos.mataiaiw Tf RATIVCB •LOOP, and and FUBIFICM OF TNC IS A VALUABLE TONIC. Bklfast, Jupe Id—An nys-wHimss of - . . TiiesclaySi riots gives tbe following deocrip- tiou of tbe scenes attending the mob'Fat- c I •TADICIH’t AURANTII Sstate—Mi. MwCItaOfmMda. tdlng ti tack on the Bower Hill police: "Women with pokers pried up paving.stuntt and broke them into suitable sizes for use of the rioters when they rap short of tnte sfies. Wcwwm am) yo\ing girk deapemtet v entreated the (nen to coptiuue fighting whenever they flagged, offering them apron fu|la of fresh stones and when entreaty fafled the women and girls drove the men on by savage threats, The police station. C. F. RT ADI OCR, PfdpgisMS. FBONT fT* the rioters soon drove the officers in, and they retreated up-stairs and thence main talned the fight by shooting from the win dows of the front bedroom pu the second floor. They held tluiir f>o*jtion for lialf an houb, dut-fng which the battle was hot and savage on both sicks, when they were rein forced by the arrival of seventy fresh offi cers. Tnc increased energy of tbe police warfare served but to aggravate die pob and they became downright ■They were actq^ly «xad<fcn.-d by tlie righ* fl? ihckcpiundo*ohot down, writh if>^ anq howling with ugony In the f-tact. shops conform to thet by the rest 1,100 gnpn wMl IfiJ 4®^ ling oi Unless standard adopted __ .... __ .. rp their tools next Mpnday. .The contest fof the Governorship of Georgia has grown te an intensity which threatens disregard for the soaon of tbe July convention and an appeal to the peo ple at the ballot box in October. Ex-Con- K ian Felton bos taken the stump •• ’s first lieutenant, and lioldly declares that he will not support Gordon even if he should be tendency to gn i aureate in the am on has been checked in the Eastern Returns shewn Tbe of cotton States ot tbe cotton belt averaging r» charged with bodies of his with ths Vi the crop is lower 66.7 against 02 lost seven Sts Florida, 1 Alfred Long, who was murdering ana burning the dsttr and brother-in-law, house nod contents, was hwteed. about five miles from Lexington. C. 0., about 8 o’clock' Sunday. He mttfe a full confession of his guilt, going into the detslis of the 28S tUt U wu ILew me consequences. The night express on the Georgis Central ▲ bioekof wood tightly wedged between nils at the switch threw the three eon from nvc sip.es hoard an offtcSr any that he never knew a mob to show greater vigor, vidousne-*, ferocity and pluck. Despite their dc^pcralioa the rioters hurled their missiles with regularity and precision, as if they hod been drilled in stone-throwing. When the men in front-had exhausted their ammunition they would retire and reedve a fresh armful from the women and then make for thdr comrades with a new sup ply. Some of the stone-throwing was quite extraordinary. I saw a stope thrown with such vigor mat it crashed through the win dow, struck the rear wall tmfrebounded with such force that it struefc and hurt a policeman. The better aimed of the rioters carried what we call here "Belfast Kidneys.’’ These are stones about five nnd a half intern long, three and* half inches broad and weigh on an otetegs about one and a half pouada. There W«ra many boys uaoa8 '* wi Sw WOTe M as perate and plucky as tin men. The battle at the stanec ceased only when 950 soldieri came te the old of the police. The soldiers were Highlanders and Fusiliers, and they ■non drove the mob away. THRESNINtnSBB SUolMt, Most Dantes, Beonoalsal, sad Fsrfsst taMs-^wtss as mia; slsaos It isadjrlsr ■arkst. TNRESHM8BNME8 VE8ETABU TONICS, (nsianWns. Thsmsy JAKAGBOm*} IfamriMtariutise n—snbaaaa nn mam . rEVCft anc AGUE t Vbx* purifying ihD ~ ^ ' .AF* MRcqui ‘-x»o »;e — A, PA ROUH ll WGfltos 1 A A. "jttfR — —■» J ■* ^ . ■Sv-a' : IO.S.C. i.oa SHLEY v ■ ’Qluble Guano. All Sorts of of 01, of need A' two crops and also ASHLEY ASH ttlizer fo^Ootton, ASM c?6pl ghly oonc ® ntmWl A^MFtaBlated Guano, a AND CORN CWIFOITND - used by the Trackers near „ ASHMY DISSOLVED BONI; AS Qradsw- tot use alone and in Oompeet Ftetifize^fio,-tetee Anur * ACID PHOSPII^ ^ jj the.variomiattracti^^l NbvSSLly if-** kiltaA ■M jp 4B’ •-r ’ '"j