Close Vote Expected On Shipping Subsidy Bill In House
The Feb 24 debate centers on a shipping subsidy bill with Grosvenor and Cummings speaking for tariff and free trade lines. Republicans push against the measure while Democrats back limited support, foretelling a tight vote and possible conference committee action as the bill faces uncertain passage.
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Wasmixetox
Howse
Sotclock
Senate
Hopkins
Hlllnois
Candler
Massachusetts
Cummings
New York
Grosvenor
Ohio
House
McKinley
United States
Supremacy of Ste Voiced In Debates On Shipping Policy
The debate praises a measure to revitalize the decayed shipping industry by opening global markets to the West and Northwest. It argues the policy would spur shipbuilding, provide work for sailors, and employ 50 000 to 100 000 American machinists and artisans, while contrasting with opposition that it aids laboring men.
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Ste
Fitch
New York
Ic Mail Seanup
Conpress
Lanehter
Lightner
Leeds Turned Down for Eastern PA Marshalship
Washington reports William R. Leeds denied the U S marshal post for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania. President Harrison decided on the appointment, with Attorney General Miller confirming. Leeds refused a cabinet offered consulate compromise and Maguin of Delaware County is favored to receive the marshalship after Congress adjourns.
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Maginns
Leeds
IFROM
T. Wasminetos
United States
Pennsylvania
William R. Leeds
Miller
Department of Justice
White House
Harrison
Philadelpia
Himn
Sweds
Witlin
Maguin
Dielaware
Angry congressman denounces Harrison appointing Hill at Vicksburg
General Catchings of Mississippi denounces President Harrison's postmaster appointment of James Hill to Vicksburg. Catchings condemns Hill as ineligible and not a property owner or taxpayer in Mississippi, labeling the move an internal outrage aimed at white voters and aimed at shaping the next Republican convention. He notes several white Republican applicants of character were passed over.
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Harrison
General Catchings
Mississippi
Congress
Vicksburg
James Hill
Catchings
House
Hill
Senate
Hall
Jackson
Clatins
Arctic travel planned by Navy engineer to reach northern Greenland
Civil Engineer Robert E. Peavy of the Navy received 18 months leave to travel by sledge with a picked party from Whale Sound on Greenland's west coast. He aims for the island's northernmost land via an inland route, hoping to beat coast detours.
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United States
Melville
Jeannette
Greely
Sharon Postmastership Affects Sharon Jerald Editor
Washington reports Hon. C. C. Townssend recommended John L. Morrison for Sharon Pennsylvania postmaster. Morrison has long led the Sharon Jerald and is a lifelong Republican. A vacancy-based recess appointment may occur if Senate actions wait until next session.
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Washington
C. C. Townsend
John L. Morrison
Sharon
Mercer County
Morrison
Sharon Jerald
Caldwell
Townsend
Senate
Mr. Morrison
Funeral for Senator E K Wilson Held in Washington
Funeral services for Maryland Senator E K Wilson were held at Hamilton House, attended by family, Senate colleagues, and a few friends. The body was taken to Baltimore and then Snow Hill for burial with Presbyterian rites conducted by chaplains.
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Washinetox
E. K. Wilson
Maryland
Hamilton House
Senate
Ray
Butter
Bartletttor
New York Avenue
Toe Boly
Baltimore
Carrie
Snow Hill
Presidental Nominations Include Three Pennsylvania Postmasters
The President sent to the Senate nominations including John A. Nash of Huntingdon Calvin G. Smith of Wrietiteville and two other Pennsylvania postmasters. Also named were Truxton Beale for Persia and James W. Love for San Salvador.
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Senate
Truxton Beale
California
Persia
United States
James W. Love
Nebraska
San Salvador
Pennsylvania
John A. Nash
Huntingdon
Amin F. M. Bedford
Calvin G. Smith
Wrietiteville
Rupers Named Consul at Para in Place of Kirby
The President sent the nomination of James M. Rupers of Ohio to the Senate today to be the consul at Para Brazil. He replaces J O Kirby of Pittsburg who has been recalled from the post.
Secretary Foster on Deck in Washington Fl
Secretary Foster appeared in Washington with routine duties observed at the department all day. Little detail was available as officials kept to standard channels and declined comment on ongoing matters.
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Washington, FL
Foster
Officials say Acting Secretary signs mail for busy dept
The passage notes that a department official, overwhelmed by callers, delegated almost all official correspondence to Assistant Secretary Nettleton who signed mail as Acting Secretary. The context emphasizes workload and temporary designation.
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Nettleton
House Deficiency Bill Defeats Strike on Pacific Railroads
In Washington the House debated the general deficiency appropriation bill. Sayers moved to strike the payment paragraph for Pacific railroads. Crain and Dalzell opposed, arguing unequal treatment of Central and Union Pacific. Fithian and Cannon clashed over insults to faces, but the motion to strike out was approved and the bill advanced.
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Washington
House
Sayers
Texas
Pacific Railroads
Crain
Dalzell
Pennsylvania
Central Pacific Company
McKenna
California
Unions Pacific
Central Pacific
Cannon
Fithian
Precious Metals Output Report From Mint Director
The Mint Director reports 184 calendar year gold production at 1,688,580 fine ounces worth 802,645,000, up 45,000 from the prior year. United States silver from domestic mines totals about 54,000 ounces valued at 57,205, and silver coinage at 70,400,500, with a 4,500,000-ounce increase over last year. Smelters produced 61,020,927 fine ounces of silver. total gold deposited at mints reached 56,217,105. Government purchases of silver totaled 68,140,457 fine ounces costing 1,001,440,18. World gold production for 1890 is estimated at 118,490,000, down 3,007,000 from 1880, while world silver equals 150,160,000 fine ounces, up 7,359,575.
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Wase Hinoron
Mint
Congress
Elendar
United States
National American Suffrage Convention Opens in Albany
At Albaugh’s Opera House the twenty third annual National American Woman Suffrage Association gathering began with Susan B Anthony reading Elizabeth Cady Stanton’s address. Wyoming’s lone gold star flags the stage as speakers including Lucy Stone and Isabella Beecher Hooker outline decades of suffrage work and future political impact.
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National American Suffrage Association
Albaugh’s
Opera House
Woman's Council
Wyoming
Eila M. 5
Marble
District of Columba Woman Suffrage Association
Susan B. Anthony
Elizabeth Cady Stanton
England
Lucy Stone
Isabella Beecher Hooker
Left in the Lorce Congressman Reyburn’s First Mileage Claim
Washington dispatch reports Representative Reyburn faced a cash shortage for his first mileage reimbursement of 50 dollars as contested election cases depleted funds. He was told his claim would need inclusion in the general deficiency bill or be delayed.
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Washington
Reyburn
Keyburn
New Consul General to Cairo An All Washington County Native
Congressman Anderson of Kansas named Consul General to Cairo is a Washington county native and relative of Mrs. Harrison. He has been a White House favorite and dined with the President and family recently.
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Cairo
Washington County
tFroy Wasu Hisatoys
Congressman Anderson
Kansas
Harrison
Scott
Anderson
White House
Warrants Issued For Pensions Totalling 29 Million
Acting Secretary Nettleton issued warrants for nearly 29 million dollars in pension payments. The funds were distributed across Augusta Maine Boston Columbus Concord Des Moines Troy Indianapolis Knoxville Louisville Milwaukee Kansas City San Francisco and naval pensions totaling 15.6 million with 758 thousand for naval pensions. Requirements for the quarter ending March 4 are about 31 million.
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Washington
Nettleton
Augusta
Boston
Columbus
Concord
N. H
Des Moines
Troy
Indianapolis
Knoxville
Louisville
Milwaukee
Kansas City
San Franccisco
Resignation Rumor Grows Over U S Treasurer Huston
Feb 21 report sparks speculation that President and United States Treasurer Huston may resign. The Treasury official has not confirmed or denied the rumors though the impression persists that he tendered his resignation.
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Wasutxaron
United States
Huston
Senate Passes Sundry Civil Bill After Amendments
In the Senate today the sundry civil appropriation bill was approved following agreement on several amendments. The legislative executive and judicial bill was also debated at length.
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Washington
Senate
The Governors Reception in Harrisburg
A staff correspondent reports the Governor Pattison hosted a brilliant society event at the Executive Mansion in Harrisburg on February 26. The mansion was splendidly decorated. attendees included Lt. Gov. Watres and Mrs Watres, Speaker and Mrs Thompson, Judge and Mrs Simonton, and many Harrisburg ladies. Senators and Representatives attended. Adjutant General McClellan appeared in full uniform for the first time, with Col. W. C. Connelly and wife of Pittsburgh among guests.
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Harrisburg
Pattison
Watres
Thompson
Jodze
Simonton
Ami
Taco
McClellan
W. C. Connelly
Pittsburg
Mercy Hospital Reports On Annie Flinn Condition
Mercy Hospital updates show Annie Flinn, the consumptive undergoing lymph treatment, remains resting easy with no change in condition from the prior two days. The report indicates stability and ongoing care.
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Mercy Hospital
Annie Flinn
McLAUGHLIN On Thursday 28 Feast Record
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a Thursday event at a street location with names and dates unclear. The readable portion mentions a person named McLaughlin and a reference to a rent reduction or related action. Details are incomplete and uncertain.
Royal Visit to Paris Exposed Irish Fund Scandals
Londox February 26 The Irish funds are far short of the expected total with 32,000 francs cash and several US 4 per cent bonds in Munroe & Co. The actual funds amount to about £9,000. numerous Irish MPs reportedly received payments from the Irish Parliamentary fund for expenses, with varied sums up to £2,000. Other items note the Pope’s displeasure with US bishop nominations and measures to aid Italian immigrants, plus tuberculosis treatments and British actions in Burma.
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Londox
Messrs. Munroe & Co
Paris
Munroe
United States Treasury
Timothy Harrington
Patrick A. Chance
Irish Parliamentary Fund
Messrs
William Abraham
Alexander Blaine
Henry Campbell
John Joseph Clancy
Thomas L. Condoy
Joseph Richard Cox
Daniel Cailey
John Deasy
James Flynn
Joseph Francis Fox
John Finucane
James Gilhooly
Thomas Patrick Gill
Edward Harrington
Luke P. Hayden
Matthew Joseph Kenny
Richard Lalor
Pierce Mahony
Michael McCarty
Joseph Nolan
James Fox
William O' Brie
Patrick O'Brien
John O'Connor
James J. O'Relly
John Pinkerton
Jeremiah Sheehan
David Sheehy
Timothy D. Sullivan
James Tuite
Dr. Tanner
Messrs. Hooper
O’ Heann Pyne
Ganlemen
Clancy
Weck
Arrington
Mr. Grey
M. P
French Artists Abandon Berlin Exhibit Plan
Paris reports the proposal for French artists to take part in the Berlin exhibition is dead. M Detaille renounces the idea noting patriotism and says others will likely follow. The Foreign Affairs Minister reception notes blame on M Herbertte with Berlin feeling the protest.
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Paris
Berlin
M. Detaille
M. Herbertte
The Nurse of Nero and a Tomb Discovery
Rome reports a tomb found in Vigna Nimra near the Nalara gate containing two urns. One bears the ashes of Ecloge, a Nero associate, and the other those of Acta, Nero's mistress. The urns were moved to St. Pani tomb in the Dimitean family cemetery where Nero’s ashes lie.
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Rome
Vigna Nimra
Via Salara
Nalara Gate
Ecloge
Nero
Acta
St. Pani
Dimitean
Fraudulent Lard Fraudulent Lard Exposé in Irish Trade Case
The Attorney General for Ireland, Dougson Hamilton Madden, Q C, under the merchandise marine act, began actions against Walkington & Son and T B Tonping & Co, large lard importers and refiners. They stand charged with selling foreign lard while claiming it was home manufacture.
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Ireland
Dougson Hamilton Madden
Q. C
Agaist Messrs. Walkington & Son
T. B. Tonping & Co
Second Koch treatment death reported at City Hospital
Onessa reports a second death linked to Koch treatment at City Hospital. City Governors suspend further injections following War Saw faculty and anticipate a government general injunction to halt the new therapy.
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Dunlai
Warsaw
Italian Musicclan Leader Leaps to Death at Theater
Leopoldo Cagnoli, leader of the Orchestral Society, died after throwing himself from a central staircase at the Communal Theater in Trivare. His head struck a prong candelabrum on the fall. Sir Richard Sutton, owner of the yacht Genesta, died from peritonitis following an attack. he was only 11 days deceased.
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Trivare
Hineelf
Leopoldo Cagnoli
Rype
Isic
Wien
Richard Sutton
Genesta
Lil
Royal Arthur And Royal Sovereign Launched Amid Royal Pageantry
In Portsmouth England the new warships Royal Arthur and Royal Sovereign were launched with a royal ceremony led by the Queen. The Queen named Royal Arthur as the crowd watched, the bottle broke, and the ship slid into the water amid pomp. Rumors of a quarrel between the Queen and the Prince of Wales added intrigue to the event.
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Prince of Wales
War Majesty
Portsmouth
England
Duke of Edinburgh
Elks Social Session Delights With Music and Recitations
Last night the Elks and visiting members gathered at the Smithfield street hall for a social evening of singing recitations and orchestral pieces. Notable items included the Lewis Quartet Frank Ammond's sons Sim Galvin and McBride solos and an impersonation of an Italian ball game by Marion of Braga Monkey company earning hearty applause.
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Elks
Order
Smithfield Street
Lewis
Frank Ammond
Sim" Galvin
McBride
Marion
Braga Monkey” Company
Disastrous Party Ends in Court Action Over Liquor Sales
Mrs. Bertha Standfast of Reserve township sues Adam Miller and Mrs. Wolf for selling liquor to her son and other boys who became drunk and damaged a barbershop. Miller held to bail for trial at court. Anton Standfast sues Charles Grant for malicious mischief but the case was discharged for lack of evidence.
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Bertha Standfast
East Street
Reserve Township
Alderman McNulty
Allegheny
Adam Miller
Wolf
Miller
Elten
Folf
Anton Steadfast
Charles Grant
Descenes
Porter Pardon Request Sparks Board Hearing
Special telegram reports William H. Porter of Allegheny charged with conspiracy to cheat and defraud facing a pardon request from eight jurors. Porter cites brain disease risking paralysis. various officials and citizens urge executive clemency. Also noted is a separate larceny claim by Mrs Margaret Brown against Mrs Samuel Kert with a bracelet dispute pending Alderman Kerr hearing Tuesday evening.
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Harrimovre
Board of Pardons
William H. Porter
Allegheny County
Board of Roons
Porter
McDowell
Gourley
Lyon
Lidell
Mecvallin
Larkin
Morrow
Fulton
Margaret Brown
Alderman Kerr
Samuel Kert
Brown
Entertainment Benefit At Dixmont By J J Isensee Apollo Club
A notable bass soloist J J Isensee will headline a Dixmont benefit tonight for the inmates. The Apollo Club, a group of Allegheny amateurs, assists in the program highlighting local talent and community support.
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Dixmont
J. J. Isensee
Apollo Club
Allegheny
Campbell county Grand Jury Adjourns Without Action
Cincinnati dispatch says the Campbell county grand jury adjourned without action in the Coroner Wilson case over alleged shocking conduct toward survivors of the Snerlock disaster. Local officials said the panel closed its session today without filing any indictment or formal charges.
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Cincisnath
Campbell County
Wilson
Hats and hatters auction notices from 19th century ad
Auction notice lists OF ThustaP and Co and OF DuxLar and Co offering stiff silk and traveling hats. Dates cited include Saturday February 28 and Saturday February 23. J G Beysxett and Co are named as leading hatters at Corner Wood Street and Filthay.
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Thustap & Co
DuxLar & Co
J. G. Beysxett & Co
Corner Wood St
Filthay
Reilly Signs With Pittsburg and Other League Signings
The National League adds Reilly from Columbus to Pittsburg at third base. The Princeton graduate is praised by Mark Baldwin and Ed Swartwood for hitting and fielding. Jim Fogarty is also near signing, with ONeill predicting more top players soon.
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American Association
Pittsburg
Reilly
Columbus
O'Neill
Hanlon
Princeton
Mark Baldwin
Ed Swartwood
Baldwin
Columbus Grounds
Jim Fogarty
Shindle
Philadelphia
Indoor athletic contests in East End Gymnasium
A large appreciative audience watched an indoor athletic event last evening in the East End Gymnasium. Contests included a lively set-to between Pat Farrell and Fred Wise, with Farrell victorious on a brisk exchange.
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East End
Kirchner
Pat Farrell
Fred Wise
Farrell
Ed Reilly
Hornsacker
Forbes Street
Cunsingham
Kessler
Miller
J.B. MecKennar
D. H. Barr
L. Gibson
Gibson
Abeins
Opinion Letter on Mitchell La Blanche Fight Sparked Controversy
A reader from Frisco claims The Marine fought drunk in a recent bout with Young Mitchell and alleges Blanche’s insider tipped the outcome. The letter, forwarded to the Dispatch, asserts Mitchell’s superiority over Dempsey and mentions an upcoming pedestrian contest entry.
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Phil Sears
the Dispatch
Fitisburg
Mitchell
Dempsey
Madisonia Garden
Prof Herman Dead After Recantation and Last Rites
Prof. P. G. Herman, once a Catholic priest, died suddenly at 705 Penn avenue after a illness including erysipelas and heart failure. Dr. Rossman cited complications from illness and the effort of making a will. Miss Huber and student Gould were with him. He had recanted before death and was readmitted to the Church, receiving the last rites.
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P. G. Herman
Penn Avenue
Uniontown
Waynesburg
Rossman
Herman
Mon- Fe
Miss Huber
Gould
Aries Huber
South Twenty-first
Jane Streets
Father McTighe
Bunko Mystery Near Bandy Creek Targeted Farmer
J Waldo Stewart of near Bandy creek was lured at Allegheny Valley depot by a man calling himself Thomas Murphy who promised a S100 scheme. Stewart paid $10 as a faith guarantee, was struck and robbed but escaped with his cash and plans to pursue the men.
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J. Waldo Stewart
Bandy Creek
Bunko- Sterling
Allegheny Valley
Thomas Murphy
Nedal
Stewart
Murphy
Contracts For 191 With Major Leagues Names Players
Secretary Young issues the notice listing 191 contracts with teams including Cincinnati Pittsburg Philadelphia Chicago Milwaukee Cleveland Kansas City and others. Names include J A McPhee J G Reilly J W Holliday Charles Marr Harry Staley F E L Carrol William Shinde E J Delenanty James Ryan A P Albert Frank Knauss William Wilson W W Carpenter and others.
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Cincinnati
J. A. McPhee
J. G. Reilly
J. W. Holliday
Charles Marr
Pittsburg
Harry Staley
F. E L. Carrol
Philadelphia
William Shinde
E. J. Delenanty
Chicago
James Ryan
Milwaukee
A. P. Albert
Clevelant
Frank Knauss
Kansas Chy
William Wilson
W. W. Carpenter
Fred C. Smithy
Lincoln
L. G. Twitehell
Jesse Burkett
Cleveland
BR. J. Gilka
Denver
A. Park Wilson
Weather and river reports from several cities
The report notes cloudy and cold weather in several locations. Moncantows River is stationary at six feet, while the river in New Orleans is clear and cool. Thermometer readings vary with two atd, four at foe we, and a cold spell described for the preceding night with a 10 3 degree reading and northwest wind.
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Epfcial Teleguans Totme Dupated
Wancex
Moncantows
Mwownsville
Elver
Louisville
Kentucky
New Oleans
St. Louis
Braddock Club Named To Face Shaner In Upcoming Match
The Braddock club lists Goal D Aisles backs J Dick captain H Fair half backs A Forbes J Allison W Lawrence forwards J Proudfoot J Aisles J Jones A Fair J Ridge for the game against Shaner. Referee William Hain to oversee the match.
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Braddock Club
Shaner
D. Aisles
J. Dick
H Fair
A. Forbes
J. Allison
W. Lawrence
J. Proudfoot
J. Aisles
J. Jones
A. Fair
J. Ridge
William Hain
Local Trotting Races Continue Amid Bill Setbacks
Local sportsmen and race patrons faced disappointment as the Agricultural Committee struck down Mr Lafferty's fish and game and pool selling bills on race tracks. Despite the setback, the races will proceed regardless of any future law changes.
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Agricultural Committee
Mr. Lafferty
Busy Shooting Event Sparks Club Grounds Contests
At Equir rel Hill Gun Club yesterday a large number of members competed in ten contests. Winners included Coch ran with five wins and Kelsey with three, while King and Brown also placed. Management and contracts topics dominated talks as plans for future events and matches were discussed amid lingering rain concerns.
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Equirrel Hill Gun Club
Messrs. Cochran
Kelsey
King and Brown
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