real. Stutflays
dstery iT8.
septed by
jOSH T.JAMES. !
OSS POSTAGE PAID: ,
trtSCVr1"' Mrttlth 12.08. Three
!jJe,; One month. 55 eenU.
a M delivered by carrier., free
. .p,peri" . he en-, Al the above
per week.
iSerTwlU report any and aD fan.
g5- h.tr tper reguiarry.
hoi the laratst
cu circulation, of any newspaper
S5!J fort oy 0
gn, Srnh rdt is coming South
-
hn I Sullivan will pitch in a game
,0 u.m ;n CIcyeland on September
It
ifn. Cramer, sister of Mrs, U 5.
indent Cleveland: ."I was not
Lj to my present position to help
Governors forOhioJ
.Egyptian mummy has arrived at
nWesi, a P,C3tUfc . 7
ji believed to be over 3,000 years
IMaoy persons mm. mn
jjjTilden are respectively the greatest
: Vno-UnH and America.
iL:.l. f!!aa(nnn
lU'Csuieu i" "e-
jeither of them can ppeak above a
t taper.
iiiJInnnirmnit thai inilni.
....wHnn T&tins Donnelly ad rises
Clw, "uu' -o
tie farmers ot the Northwest to "raise
h-T until they get better water trans
t..-,Aa nf ftarfield'a tomb fresh flowers
jbjiub
I . . L. . cAr anil ? fa aairl
jg llWajS lO Uc 8WU, bum it. ou
lie Garfield iamily to daily supply them
.L L.A frihlllllC.
John h. Sullivan : "Fighting Is not
utmosingas it used to be. The men
who are put np against me are not so
nnch fighters (as they are experts in
dancing and dodging."
AiNew York politics get livelier
John Kelly gets better, and it is now
si: J that he will once more direct tho
fbrtanesof Tammany. 1 be Washington
Star lays "the tribe needs a chief great
Philadelphia News: "If Admiral
Jouett mast pay for the banquets he
t&ve at New Orleans on his shackling
tfijunk-of-war Tennessee, there'll be a
resirkably sudden decline in naval
kspitality."
Hairpins undoubtedly cause much of
the neuralgiao headache suffered by
women, says the Lancet The nerves
of the scalp are irritated by the hair
being drawn tightly back and put on
tie strain.
The Massachusetts State board of
talth is overhauling the druggists to
tee whether they keep drugs np to the
roadard. In one rase it was found
tht the opium was adulterated 90 per
cent., that the wine was merely alcohol.
Md that a quarter of 'the sugar was
dirt.
Mary Anderson has been admitted
life governor pf the Shakespeare
Memorial Association by virtue of a
donation exceeding 100. Among
those heretofore thus honored have been
toor. Barry. Sullivan, Creswick,
Booth and Sothern. ' ; ' '
t.i
otQQei II. Hardwick has been made
teaeral Eastern agent of.tha East -Ten-jweeXirginia
and Georgialineswith
jeqnarters at New York city. He
heretofore been general - traveling
atoftheEast Tennessee,5 Vfrginia
jai Georgia, with headquarters at At
toU,Ga. Connecticut school board has vot
1(1 Jot to employ this year, any school
o who will not agree to remain
;Bl!e until the end of her term this
"Prevent love-sick young ladies
torn taking the schools, and devoting
time which should be employed in
aingthe children to' courting and
around with the fellows."
Mr. John Roach is likely to go into
tics on his own hook, with the de
j" to secure aome personal good from
gtothR R nnkliAan nm n a A frTA
JVach's said the: other; day that
-ane(Koacb) settled up his affairs
' f Government, he Intended to
me Delaware Legislature and
we united States Senate. . -
- Norfolk 17r.: T.U T '.1
wli iJwolIn- iPlyed, wiKlom
cnaTv pa,sea Uw to extinguish
Jks and quackery. The creation of
atata Board of Mwi Priminri
Jp Probably accomplish the work.
aa duty of this board If, under the
autuic. to examine all parties en
on the practice of the profession
Srpusaof the act. February
wm i latent is thought,
largely protect the profession
ast empirics and frauds. J -
WE
VOL. IX. W ILMINGTON, N. C. FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER
For the opening season 'a dance.
teacher has devised what he . calls the
dervish It consists of a few slow.
measured, stately revolutions in ordi
mil. f . ? .
"i j wolia iimB, ioiioweu'oy a dozen
rapid waltz ones, done so suddenly that
the oooples look like wild dervishes of
the desert, who ought to howl as well
as whirl. '
mm f-
Wo nhticed lfi ifine display of
doe collars at Jacobi's Hardware n-
pot. .
LOCAJj NEWS.
IKDIX TS IE &QVE8USEKIEIU.
Fok Eext Booms
Ofkba. IIocse Ta.lly-Eo
Mukus Bbothkbs DragisU
F C Milleb Tar llcel Unlmeal ;
C W Yatks Special IndBoements '
Dkiksbkkokb Ocean Breeze Waltz
Change of Balling Ptya N Y Sb WSSCo
I low R you. Mr. Oyster?
Onslow Court convenes next Mon
day.
The receipts of cotton at this port to
day toot up 206 bales.
Make your selections for the winter.
The styles shown by Dyer are the
finest ever brouzbt to this city. f
For the best unlaundried white shirt
in the city, call at the Wilmington Shirt
Factory; only 75c. J. Elsbagu, Prop.,
No. 27 Market st. tf
The highest point reached by the
thermometer in this office daring the
Summer was 031 degrees, and we think
that about expresses it.Tr
.-.
Eicebirds are unusually abundant
now, and they are sold at Smtthville
for 15 cents per dozen. The price asked
in this city is 25 cents per dozen.
The display ot apples, pears, grapes,
figs and other kinds of fruit at some of
the stores is truly tempting. We have
never seen finer specimens in this or
any other State.
We hear it stated that a colored man
claims that be killed eight dozen of rice
birds at one shot a few days, ago, which
is either a remarkable shot .or a re
markable story.
Thanks to Messrs. G. S. Baker, J, A.
Thomas, T. J. Harris and F- N. Egerton
the committee, for an invitation to at
tend the celebration ot the completion
of the Louisburg R. R., to be held at
Louisburg on Thursday, Oct. 1st.
A gentleman ot this city, while in
conversation to-day with a gsntleman
of Columbus county, had the hardihood
to speak of Lake Waccamaw as a pond
but fortunately corrected himself in
season to prevent serious consequences.
There has been a struggle for a storm
for the last two days, but thus far it
has been ineffectual. .There have been
prognostications of a storm, followed
by cooler weather, but they have all
failed. f However, the equinoctial may
be expected in a few days, so that a
storm cannot be far off.
The Othello. New Emerald, Zeb
Vanco and New Excelsior Penn., are
the leading cook stoyes, both, in quali
ty and price. They can be seen at
Jacobi's Hdw. Depot. t
Indications.
For tne South Atlantic States gener
ally fair weather, variable winds and
mostly stationary temperature.
Ctianzre of Hour.
The hour of meeting of the Brooklyn
Sunday School has been changed from
half past 4 o'clock p. m. to half past 3
o'clock, p. m., and the pupils and teach
ers will assemble at the latter hour ou
Sunday next. ,. .
City Court. ;
Two sailors, , named respectively
Charles Coomes and Alfred Wilson,
beloncing on the schr. Albert IT. While,
Capt. Macomber. got fighting drunk
yesterday v' and kicked up a row on
board the vessel, for which they were
arrested and locked up. They were
brought before the Mayor ' this morn
ing and, upon the evidence of the cap'
tain, wew ordered to pay a fine of $5 or
go below for 10 days. They went be
low. . - ' - :
Deer Sliootinsr.
A partiy of hunters a few days since
went on a deer hunting expedition from
the neighborhood of Lake Waccamaw.
in Columbus county, and met with un
usual good lnck. ' They started at a
little after boon and returned at about
half past 7- o'clock and in this '. short
time they had aucceedeci in killing nine
splendid deer. It was m possible , for
them to bring homo their game and
they bad to send two wagons for that
purpose.
Tentlonl
The Cantwell Light Guards will meet
to-night at the Armory of the Wilming
ton LfgbtSInfantry for drill and it is
hoped that there may be a full attendance
ot the members of the corps. In fact it
has been whispered by the breeze that
gently blow that the drill Cantweil be
efficient unless the members are nearly
all present. If they see the pun I shed it
is well; If not we trust they will be
pun-l shcd for non-attendance.
A Risky Leap.
Mr. H. McL. Green's setter dog
Black" jumped from one of titf win
dows of the office of Drs. Freeman &
Baldwin to' the pavement below, at
about 5 o'clock last evening, and strange
to say, was not materially injured. He
howled some upon first alighting, but
was soon on hi3 feet again and . as nim
ble as ever. It was a big jump, and it
is a great wonder that the dog wa3 not
killed, or at least so badly maimed as
to make ' the killing of him an act of
real mercy.
Tally Ho!"
This is the name of the play which is
to be presented at the Opera House
next Tuesday night. It was written for
Mr. Robert L. Downing by Joaquin
Miller, and is founded upon incidents
in the life of Hank Monk', the stage dri.
ver of the Sierras, who became famous
to the world by driving the coach which
conveyed Horace Greeley across those
mountains. Mr. Downing appears as
Hank Monk, and it is his acting which
give3 character and thrilling interest to
the performance. In speaking of the
play and the actidg the Washington,
D. C, National Republican, says :
Bob Downing received a royal wel
come at Ford's Opera House. Long
balore the hour of opening every avail
able seat was occupied. TalIy-Ho,"
the play, is a story of frontier life when
that country was in its infancy. The
interest centres around Hank Monk,
the stage driver. It is fall of pathos
and sentiment, and yet the humorous
element is sufficiently prominent to re
lieve it of undue sombreness. Mr.
Downing made a capital Hank Monk.
His magnificent stage presence, fine
voice and excellent method fit him for
the part, and in it he made a decided
hit. The company was all that could
be desired. The star and play scored a
decided success
Oolden Weddinr.
Yesterday was the fiftieth anniver
sary of the marriage of Mr. and Mrsa
S. D. Wallace, and the event was made
the occasion for the gathering together
last night at their residence, on the cor
ner of Red Cross and Fourth streets, of
their children, grandchildren and great
grandchildren in a happy family re
union. The dwelling was brightly
illuminated for the occasion and the
hearts of the venerable couple were
male lighter and brighter as they re
ceived the earnest, loving congratula
tions of their kindred. Each, of the
guests came with some fitting golden
present for the occasion, and the aged
couple-were gladdened bythe reflection
that the love which had joined them to
gether in their youthfu1 prime had des
cended to their children and their
children's children to be made manifest
in tokens of tender and affectionate re
membrance. Fifty years of wedded life! What a
rare event! What a sacred history
those many years could unfold! How
much of joy and grief, happiness and
sorrow, hope and care and anxiety and
confiding trust are written indelibly
upon the minds of that a?ed couple!
What tender reminiscences must have
crowded upon their memories as they
looked last night upon their happy, and
affectionate kindred, who had come
with reverent love, in their hearts to
give them joy ou that memorable oc
casion, and to hope for them - many
more years of life and happiness tn this
world. ,
Trade at the Old Reliable
where you always find just what you
want and everything of, the best make,
and always for less money than you
are asked for tho same quality of goods
elsewhere. Y ou can depend on honest
goods and squire dealing at 3HRIER'S
all the 'year round. Before1 you pur
chase, visit Shriek's and convince
yourself of the most astonishing val
ue in Boy's and Children's Suits over
offered in this city. Pay no attention
to prices advertised but compare goods,
that being the only true way to find out
the house which gives the most and
best value for the least money, and you
will be fully convinced and to your en
tire satisfaction that" it pays to trade
with Siibier, the Old Reliable Clothier,
114 Market st..' sign of the Golden
Arm.
' t
Farmers can . save tim and money
by getting barbed wire tor their fences,
at Jacobi's Hdw. Depot. t.
iiv., .-iolvo;! '-linCl c;.f":
5 i -
I . Too Bad. . '
It is rumored ' that when a party of
gentlemen from 1 this city go to take
Waccamaw on a hunting and fishing
expedition, a kind-hearted citizen ol
that locality manages to coax a lot of
squirrels up into one tree and hires a boy
to watch them until the hunters arrive,
so that they may be sure of finding
something to shoot and not be compell
ed to return with empty game pouches.
Painful -Accident:1
Joe--1- ' , a colored- man 5 employed
n Hon. D. Lv Russell's plantation, in
Brunswick county, got his arm caught
and frightfully lacerated in a cotton gin
this afternoon. It seems that he was
leaning against the gin, while it was A in,
motion and incautiously, allowed .his
arm to slip and it was caught near the
elbow and badly mangled before, it
could be liberated. Tho wounded man
was brought to the city and conveyed
to the hospital for surgical attention. :
; i ' i
Hot Bat lis .-.
In sultry and oppressive weather the
hot bath is of all others the most cool
ing. No matter how heated the system
water as hot as it can possibly' be
endured is the safest and .most efficient
relief. One should remain t in it long
enough to give every part of the body a
thorough scrubbing with soap and a
mohair wash-cloth, which cleanses the
skin more thoroughly than a brush.
The hot water dissolves every 'particle
of refuse that clogs the pores, the rough
. .... -.'. , , . .
cloth and soap remove it searchingly
and the towel is hardly laid aside before
a delicious coolness and freshness
comes upon one like that of a dewy
summer morning. ti j,-
Cliolera Infantum.
Cholera infantum is quite as much
a filth disease as Asiatic cholera; un
wholesome or improper diet being the
immediate cause and foul air and, gen
erally unsanitary surroundings the pre
disposing and aggravating condition.
A good deal of real missionary work
might be done among the poor in show
ing mothers how to save , the lives of
their infant children. Experienced phy
sicians will tell ihem that care ot the
diet is everything, but nine motbers In
ten need more explicit directions. Over
feeding, the almost universal mistake
of American mothers, is one prime
cause of digestive troubles, and doubt
les3 many a fated baby might be saved
by simply giving its over-taxed stom
ach long intervals of rest.
Rather Mulish.
There was considerable of an excite
ment for awhile this morning at the
corner of Princess and Third streets,
occasioned by an attempt to drive a
conple of obstinate cows into the cattle
pen near the jail. They were deter
mined not to go and for awhile it ap
peared as if they would be bosses of
the situation, but after a good deal of
shouting, racing and bard struggling on
the part of the drivers, and after one of
the latter had been most unceremoni
ously thrown on the sidewalk, they
were captured and gotten into the pen.
One of the cows, a stub tailed, lank,
scrawny specimen, gave the drivers
several hard chases and she was the
last one captured. It was poor fun for
the drivers, . but there was plenty of
sport for the bystanders,
Not a House.
There was bright light visible from
the city last night in the direction 6
the Sound, and a report' was rife that
it was caused by the burning ot the
"Monk" house. Ifaero was no alarm
given, however, as the fire was outside
the city limits. This morning there
port was current that the house of Mr
Monk was totally destroyed. " We made
inquiries : regarding the matter,1 but
could gain no definite information . fur
ther than that there: was a fins! and the
"Monk." house was in ruins, until , we
had the good fortune to meet Mr. Monk
and he told us that his house ; was not
burned, and the light was caused by the
burning of a lot of brushy on the prem
ises of Mr. J.! B: Barnes, who'llyes nea
by. The ' brush was purposely set on
fire to get rid of jt.f.. " . , . . , - '
.Tnereyenbqutatorai fotepUm
ber wheat nor pork to-day.
''I want some SOZOD02JT.H aaldW .
"Just out. the cunning drogglat said ,
' Bat here's some powder known to be
.as good " The patron turned and fled
Aklng. "Do you suppoce 1 don'
Know nothing equals 80Z0DONT?" it
. Plain Tatk.
h
' There is a preservative principle fn
SOZODONT that effectually preserves
the teeth w from decay. , Chemists pro
nounce it ! wholesome. 'Uich and poor
endorse it. No lady ever tried it with
out approving its cleansing and purify
ing properties. It outsells all other
dentifrices. Ask for SOZODONT, and
take no aubitiiute. -: 1 .l;
11; 1885;
NO!: 212
3T ?k
The Race.
The great international contest be
tween the British sloop yacht Gcnefta
'V. ' x'i
and the Boston sloop yacht Puritan is
oeing saueu ioaay. ai , u p. m. , ine
latter passed to windward of the for
mer and thus secured a decided advant
age. At 3 p.m. the Genesta was re
ported as running ahead, but with the
Puritan well .to windward. At that
time about, 15 miles of the outward
course had been covered. This was
our, latest report, and it leaves , tho 'ad
vantage decidedly, in fayor of the Puri
tan; she being well to windward. W'-
. " - Personal.
Col. H. B. Short, of Lake Wacca
maw, is in the city to-day.' a ; n,
Mr. J. T." Bland, of Bhrgaw, Pender
county, was in the city on professional
business to-day. J J '
Now is the time of year for the un
wary; pedestrian to slip up on the
treacherous grape hull and utter, male
dictions ppon the .thoughtless or care
less one who threw it upon the side
walk instead of into the gutter.
' At 3 o'clock this afternoon the ther
mometer in this office registered 84 de
grees,1 with the wind from the East.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS;
OPERA HOUSE.
ONE NIGHT ONLY.
m mm m m ' i
TUESDAY, September 15.
The Popular Young Actor,
Robert L. Downing,
' ' AS HAUK MONK.
(I he famous Stags Driver of the Sierras)
in Joaquin MUuer'a Jieallstio Drama
1
Pronounced by Press and Public a greater
play than "The Danltes,' "49" or "My Part
ner." .
General Admission 50c. Reserved Seats on
tale at Hetnsbergcr.'a on Monday.
sept 10 3t Star copy 1
Rent.
A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE CAN
find pletsant rooms, furnished or un-
f uulahed, 'within five minutes walk off-
tne i-obiomce. Apply to L,oc Jiox
sept 11 2t
New Tort & Wilmington
Steamship Co.
FKOM PIKE 34, EAST RIVER, NEW YORK
At 3 o'clock. P. M.
GULF STREAM........... Saturday, Sept. 12
BENEFACTOR.... ..... ....Thursday, Sept.' 17
REGULATOR .Saturday, Sept. 19
GULF STREAM... Saturday, Sept. 2C
FROM WILMINGTON
GULF STREAM... ....... ....Friday, Sept. 18
BENEFACTOR. Wednesday, Sept. 23
REGULATOR Saturday, Sept. 26
GULF STREAM ..Friday, Oct. 2
mW: Through Bills Lading and Lowest
xnrough lutesgcaranteea to ana nrom roinu
In North and Booth Carolina. ? t.. - ;
For Freight or Passage apply to
IX. G. SMAT.T.BOHEa. Superlnteadent,
Wilmington. N. C
TJIEO. G. EGER, Freight Agent,
New York.
WM. P. CLYDE OOw GensTS. Axents,
35 Broadway, New York,
septll ,
Muhds-Bros.;
fTTHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUG
YY GI8TS.104 North Front 8C, Wilmington.
N. C. Solicit orders from Physicians and
Merchants tn the country, and guarantee beet
goods and, lowest prices. , t . . sept 10
eo. . W. Price, Jr.,
iUOTMH.Ti! COIIISSION IIICUIT.
QF1ICE AND SALES ROOMS N. E. Cor
ner Market and Second streets, where special
attention will be fiven the sale of Goods,
Wares, Merchandise, Ac ; on Consignment,
and a General Commission Business. STSICT
attenQon to business and QUICK returns of
sales. . - , , .. , "v r - - July 10 .
uw TTw 4 P n fiPTrin. '
.-ft - I ItAil . IVVViiaUlli) ?
ROOF' 'REPAIRING AND PAINTIKG.
Tin .and .&he Iron Ware' made to order.
Stove Pipes. Elbows, tc Ac. -
M3T 1 oobing gescrauj.
sa..i ' - Vf.K. KlJfO,
, i'L " ' ' Practical Tinsmith,
. Princess.bet. Front tad Water StrccU
TTi wni tf glid -rtccsrs cemsslcattca
trca cor frsii ca vu t3
gtrtralnitecst'out -; . '
The name ci ta wzitsx cczt aiwtja be ? -alahed
to the rector. .
CrnnTn-nTi'Ttncmi emit bs wrtttsa cs oi',
one dde of the paper. . .
, PuaonaHtles must be avoided. S
And It la especially , and particularly cad
tood that the Editor does not tways eadot
the views of correspondents anises to stall
tn the editorial columns. -
NEW AT VERISErUCtJT8.
FOR RENT.
FROM THE 1ST OCTOBER, THE
store on me . w. Corner of Front JJJ
and Market sts , at present occupied l'J' i?i
by W. S. Briggs & Co.
t sept 10 4t .
R. H. McEOY.
121 Princess St.
For Sale or lent.
JjiROM THE 1ST OF OCTOBER, 5.
k . . . Ml... 9 m . ff
mtriwiy iiouaeoa Lmra, uciweca
Church and Castle streets -: . 5
Apply at thbj ofilcc.
septs.
New Wood Yard.
WE HAVE OPENED A WOOD YARD
In Wilmington, and nre now prepared to
farnish BffST, QUALITIES OF MARKET
WOOD as cheap as any dealer in the city.
We will upc our own Drays, and offer special
inducements to rartles who wish to have
Wood delivered at their houses 2 Leave your
orders at our Yard, at Davis' Wharf, In Tear
of New Market, or at No. J SO N. Water St.
sept 10 tf By E. LLOYD A CO,
Photographo.D
OW IS THE TIME TO GET GOOD
N
PHOTOGRAPHS at the following low prices
at CRONENBE BG'S GALLERY. For 80 days
the price will be: i J f i
1-2 Doz.Card Photographs, 91.GO
1 Doz. " 2.50
1-2 Doz. Cabinet " 3.00
I Doz. " 4.50'
l-t Doz Panels, . - J3.50'
1 Doz. - 5.00
All Pictures must be paid for when the
negative la taken, or fall price will be charged.
- sept 10 tf H. CRONENBEBG.
Sealed Proposals. '
ILL BE RECEIVED AT MY OFTICE
until noon, September 21st, Inst., for furnish
log WINTER UNIFORMS for the City Police
Force and two Janitors thirty one tlj Uni
forms in all Suits to consist of Frock Costs
single-breasted for Privates and double-breast",
ed for Officers, Vests and Pants. Bids are so
licited for these Suits to be made of Metropol
Itan (Blue) Police Cloth and West Point Cadet
Gray It being optional with the Committee
to decide wnlch material will be selected
finally.
Bids are also wanted for twenty nine (20)
Overcoats, dark material Casslmero or Chin
chilla. Ulster Style samples of Material and
sample Overcoat to accomoany bids.' '
D. G. WORTH,
sept 10 3t Chairman Committee on Police
Rice Birds, Rice Birds
Rice Birds.
JjURST OF THE SEASON, AT THE
OEM,
, septl j 28 NORTH FRONT ST
Ocean Breeze Waltz,
F
OR PIANO, BY 1. H. GREENEWALD.
Second edition just out of this nonular niece
of Music Price 40 cents, post paid.
For sale at
HEINSBERGEE'S.
PIANOS AND ORGANS.
SQUARE AND UPRIGHT.
SOLD AND RENTED.
For particulars please call at
HEINSBERGER'S,
sept.S Live Book and Music Stores
Fall Stock.
WE ARE RECEIVING OUR FALL stock
of Cooking and Heating Stoves. House
Furnishing Good, Grates and Grate Fixtures.
Kerosene Oil Stove something new. Don't
fall to examine our stock before purchasing
elsewhere. We are prepared to . offer VERY
LOW PRICES.
PARKER A TAYLOR'S.
- sept 7 - 23 South Front St
Tar lie el Liniment.
JOlt INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL USE.
Ely's Cream Balm and Wcl-Do-Mever's Ca
tarrh Ciirc, Also, a complete stock of Patent
Medicines, Drugs, Ac, at
F. C. MILLER'S,
aug3l Corner Fourth and Nun sts
Something New !
PRIVATE STOCK WHISKIES I '
" W. H. MeBrayer and Rse Valley."
10 lean old 2c a drink 4L50 per Bottle.
Coolest Beer and bet So Cigar (Brock's)
In the city. J. M. McGOWAN.
augZJ
LEMETAL1Q UB BRILLIANT de Pcmptil
Directions Anglalse:
AXTOXKIXA. XT.FILS, Athens, Greece,
sept S St..
Special Inducements !
rjiO UESCHAITTS. XEACHEBS and others
We are anxious to supply yon with J
SCHOOL BOOKS, v I ' J 'lt-' .
" BLAKK BOOKS
: . AMD STATIONERY,
and will make prices -to suit you. .. We boy
strictly for CASH, and can therefore fire yen
tie benefit of the best discounts. -, ; ' '
C. W. YATES,
119 Market Street,
sep'.J7