on Mums
‘ MR3. ROSCOE CONKLlNG RECEIVES
THE COUNTRV’S SVMPATHY.
Ml! Work. Little Change in the Alb
W of the “not statesman—no
Ml Amageuaeau Complaint—The
[DWI to be In nut-a.
It" Your. April iil.—-l'ronr the earliest
hour: yeuetday morning until late last night
telegram. letters and rue-rages ol' sympathy
and maiden-re were poured in upon lira
, but the widow or the ex-eeaattw
Munch prottrated by her urn'ontrollar
“fluid ’to give heed to the kindly words
While the remaim of the Mint-ted statesman
lily Milly in death the narrowing widow
and MW taught relief in sleep.
In. Oahnau, the umtor'n daughter,
fearedthattheilual thoclr would prostrate
hwmothcr,audihedotermlnad not to give
wertnhpowu grief. She wax holding the
male- and cold hand of her devoted father
when be paired away When the faint palla-
tiou of the mutating heart «and, the daugh-
ic,“ kneelingplacedthe hand she held
' upooher father's brunt, Iii-ad it
“Myprmulher lips in silence to
hi how and hurried to her mother's
tile. In. Oahmau mesa thewldow and,
padugher am- about her waitttognide
her, led her from the room.
While “undertaken were engaged with
their-talk they noted the fact madame
the W long and wearing iiinan, he
hadchaugcd very little in his personality
penance. Sumter Coakling was a man of
(remand good and his featurea
mom had loot little ol theiroldtimo
robust appearance. The lines of pain and
diaeaae anally so apparent in one whohaa
suffered no much were not visible in tho
face of the dead statesman. His
head was slightly turned to give an exposure
oftbarightsideaudhidetheeearslelt bythe
operation of the surgeons behind the lelt car.
As Mr. (Inkling lay silently in his casket he
differed but slightly in appearance from the
figure which, until a few days ago, was so
familhr upon the streets of the city. Thir
wasagroat contort to the many inquiring
frimdl. >
When Mrs. Conkling finally awoke from
the sleepof exhaustion into which she had
fallen her daughter was already sitting
patiently by her side. Many messengers lmd
left of condolence, and a hundred
friends had called holler their assistance and
convey to the widow their heartfelt sym-
pathy. The hall boy had allowed no one to
difiurb the sleep of the bereaved family, and
the strictest quiet was preserved. When
Mrs. Conkling had arisen Mrs. Unknmn in-
formed her of the messages and the caller's.
She oxprtmed her great gratitude, but said
that she did not feel strong enough to see any
friends, or have the telegrams road to her.
Motherand daughter remained alone {or
me time, and when the former had become
calm they returned to the room of doe
where the undertaken had already comple.
their work. Mrs. Conkling knelt by the side
of the cachet and Mrs. Oalmmn wept by her
mother’s side. Together they remained in
silent «immune with the dead until Col. 1’.
A. Canning and Alderman Alfred 1L Canto
ling, the brother and nephew of the de-
w-ggigtiv lentorcd the chamber. The
place of burial andthe funeral arrangement;
Oncof the first matters determined upon
was the pull bearers. They will be Hamilton
Fish, Judge \i". D. Shipmau, S. L A]. Bar-
low, Mayor Hewitt, Clarence A. Seward,
Mouton Marble, Senator John P. Joann, Sen-
ator J. Donald Cameron, Judge William J.
WWW. Welter Church and Isaac E. Bailey.
The funeral services will be held tomorrow
morning, at 10 o'clock, in Trinity chapel,
“'est Twenty-filth street. The Rev. Morgan
Dix will olllciatn,a§isted by other elm-Ky.
men, and the service will be the usual Episco-
pal ritual. Immediately after the funeral
the remafnawill be taken to Utica, N. Y.,
where services will also be held in Calvary
chapel. It was at first thought advisable to
have the funeral at Mr. Conkliug’e old resi—
dence in that city,but on account of the
limited accommodations of the hometho Cal»
vary chapel was settled upon.
Themiocs will beheld in Utim at 2
o’clock Wyaltemooa. and will he con~
ducted bythe Rev.Dr.A.B.Goodr-ich,the
penanamwhichtheremainswin heburied
in the Fast Hill cemetery, where Mr. (Yonk-
liag’ehouored fathernow rests. Ifr. Conkling
warrant a regular attendant at any church in
thiaeitant the teadeacyof the familyie
toward the Epicopal faith
‘ rue POLITICAL PURPORT.
met at Mr. Couklllg'e Death on tho
Coming Campaign.
Wm, Awll lit—Col. Tom Bayn,
who fayean hla been the Iupporter at Mr.
Blaiaeiu tit-Mm awed by availed
Diehiaeuu
reclamation! the meet 1
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lugaperiodwhenmauyinataaceeolpecala-
Maud johbiugoocunuhnooaeeverdxad
upoaalyhnputatituof puma! adv-um
u'hiugfrum his manna of public atr-
vlca Hemadthewblicflmlnothlnwalf,
whllolainibllcofloc,audthoughmchddellty
110,150 a aoldier’a courage. demanled of
wvtyoae, lb conspicm manlfeetatioa
mould receive recognition and gratitude."
EXPRESSlONS 0F SYMPATHV‘
Telegrams at condolence In. Pro-fluent
lea Throughout the Country.
Raw You, Ami] lit—Telegram“! undo
lance and sympathy were received from Hugh
Hastings, Albany; 1). B. Paddock, Washing-
tim; Balm Ball,Ullca;Ooreraw Beaver,
ct Penneylrauia; Jams hidden. Albany;
layer Rania. of Utica; Mn. John Swin-
burne. Albany; lira Newman, Washlnzlmi
Joeeph Pulitner, San Francisco; John R. Mc-
Phweou, W ;H. R. m, Albany;
Henry Neahitt, Columbus, 0.; John ll.
Starla, New York; Albert 1). Shaw, Sidney
Cooper and Edward I. (later, Waterlowu,
N. Y.; P. 'l'. Cregam'l'roy; Reed Campbell,
Norwich, Conn; Howard Carroll, New York;
0. D. Mollougall, Auburn, N. Y..and when.
Pocoumeil. K. Y.. April it
JudgcA. c. (bxe.ctc.; Pleaacmvey to In.
Calling and her daughter my tenderer: sympar
tblee. it any fadlltleaoa tbeNew Yorkcentrll
muheol aervice.aad it youwill kiadiyaotity
me. the proper directiooawlll be given.
Clam-Ir Di. me.
Gm-ernor Bill’s mmge was as follows:
Aunxr, April 18.
.‘llni. miscoe (‘oukliagz The people at the auto
deeply mourn the death of- our whom they so
highly honored. both in crucial positions and as A
private ' 2" ,2 also, the
or my personal sympathy. DAVID ll. lliu.
Telegram were also received from the
Young Men's Republican club of Wichita;
Kan;J. B. Henduson, of St. Louis: E. Pren-
tice Bailey, of Utica; Hamilton Ward, of
Salt Lake City; the Union Veteran club of
Chicago and the Ohio Republican convention
at Dayton. The latter is as lollows:
lira. Roscoe Couhllng:
Remind. That this convention has heard with
great lorrow of the untimely death of lion. line-
coe Oonhliazdhediatlngniahed lawyer, statesman
and Republican. and we send to the bereaved
wifeand child and other relatives of Mr. t'onkling
our sincerc condolence. '
Resolved, That the chairman telegraph these
resolutions to Mrs. Conlrting.
J. Wants Knnl.
t'hairman Ohio State Republican Convention.
llamsncno, April 19. ——~lio\’t‘rn0r Beaver
has forwarded a letter to hire. Conkling en-
prcssmg his sympathy.
Mourning In I'tica.
U‘l’lCA, April Ill—The death of Rm
Conkling has oct'auontal a deep feeling 0!
ionow and regret among all clan-m in this
city. Public buildings. business places and
private residences diSplay emblems of mourn—
ing. The common council adopttd app“?
priate resolutions. In the general turn of
the supreme court, Hon. F. Kenton, who sat
with Mr. (Earthling in the United States sen-
ate, moved that court adjourn out of respect
tohismomory. Judge Hardin, in granting
.L. ....ut.—.. amt! an n‘:\nunre9 Iniltnt» tn \Ir
malty—five leading tritium: will go a) New
York to attend the funeral and improperly
the renmins to this city.
The Casket.
0311!“, N. Y., April 19:4th l e. Chime
Maxwell a Ca, oi this plarc,‘i"let‘oivetl 1:
Special order yesterday for a maker. for the
remains of the late cx-Stumtor (holding, and
it was shipped at 9:3: last evening. The
casket was made of .solid red mlar, towered
outside with the finest importal brtmlcloth,
and was trimmed imido with Engih-xh white
satin. 0n the top was a very heavy Episco-
pal mtho full length of the top. The
casket was very plain, but rich. The, one
enclosed in an outside box made of Englinh
oak with nickel trimmed corners.
Die. Deb-r Getting in Deep".
wa Yonx, April )9.—-.-'ibont forty lattice.
mat of them wearing apparel aml appear-
ancespeculiar to strong minded women, and
many long haired gentlemen were among
those present when the trial of Mme. ll’ca
Dobar and herthreo asaociatcs begun in the
court of special session. Mr. Salmon was
theflrutwitnmcalled. He identifier! Mme.
Dian Dehar as his sister, and said she was
hernia Mercer county, Ky, Fob. :5, loll).
After Stimuli testiumy was concluded
Hr. Randolph, former manager for Mme.
Diabetic, gave evhlence in the line of his
allldavit already published, and an adjourn-
ment wantakanuatil tomorrow. After the
cashed been adjourned Abe Rommel ap-
pliedtoJuetice Kilhreth for two warrants.
Theywill boner-red on Elmo. Dis Del-r for
thalar'ceny 01 two picturea The complaint
lamadeby David Volkeuburgh, executor for
the estate of Samuel L. lmwenherz, tho
picturedealer,otwhoeedeath3fme. Di- Do-
bav bald to have considerable knowledge.
might Rate. Cut so Per Cent.
Cmcaao, April lit—All of the railroads
W
riverpointe and Davencoloradospriaga,
mummmmcmm
Killed While Real-ting Arte-t.
Whimmlftotbepollee,“
toawaitluvlt‘lptlou.
ii
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ll
at merchants-rm name In Ila-r
nmmmmmmm SenatorBtauford‘ettableewaraolineendlary
, “l" origin. Thefollowiugiealflof thehonm
mmmmmdmm wtmmmm
Chauncey M. Depew telegraphed as follows: the
srmrom arrive. ‘
'l‘arf Yaw-titan.
Km, abolthe cult Ileana lioberteon.
TrollildnurJawfllattdBowell. 'I'wohonal,
PaloAhoamllanzanlmwerebadlylmrned,
laitareiill'aliva
Cliftmllelle,oueoftbemaresthatpemhod' .‘
waebyeanuldaudhad a record of 2:304.
Bluwmvalutdat mom W W I
recordd2£flaudwae valued at the am.
aura. Romaine. though only 2 years old.
madethefadedthueoumordaeayearllnx
a yearago, 2:31.amlwas valued at £20.00“.
lthheheved' thutAamora and Hindu Bole
wmiutbepartof the dablewhich hurried.
. ’l'holattarhad a Swear-old record of 2:“),
admwowaarefmedfor her. The stable
contained-outed the most rapid travelers
outheturf. _
Aluminum-before the ileum-wand»—
merulwtheehedthe watt-hum madehie
mlroandaaadfourulercrythinginmper
order. He haduotnachedhia roomhefore
thepreaenco of the drewatdiaoovend,arul
almoetbela’ethemblcmouoouldratmacry
the one story wooden abode were burning
fiercely. Every permuou thefarm ran to
the barmtotry to liberate the racers, but
almoetboforu the door could heoporiedthe
heathaddrivcuthemenhack,andtheywcre
fmedtowitne-thecrematiouoi thehonee
without lie'tugablewliftahamltomve
in.
Palo Alto, Mennonite and Normalne were
atoaeendofthobnrnlngbuilding.aadwhen
the employee saw that no eflortl could cave
the other herea- they did whattheyoould‘
toward yawning the threenamod The hal-
tcr wastakeatrom 'l’alto Alto':neck,atul the
horse waa'turned loose and driven from his
stall, but the glare luul frightened the animal
tomchanexteutthathemadeao attompttn
reach the mnl, and it was with difficulty
that he was restrained from rushing into the
flames A number of stablemen succeeded
in reaming Normmne and Manmnita.
Mannnita, who was burned about the head.
is not roritlnly injured. am! with care will
probably recover.
The fire was rapid, and in an hour after
theoutbreah of the flames theshed was in
ruins and the dumb animalawm-omany
heapaonlonea 'l'holatestreportathie morn-
ing state that the horns Palo Alto and Blan-
aanita, who were reported as severely in-
' jured, are among the saved. Yearling Nur-
mnme, reported as dead, instill alive, but in
injured so badly that thorn in no how of hit
morery.
Racing at Memphla.
Murals, Tenn, April l'.l.—-The results of
mterday's races were as follows: First ran»,
handicap, for all ages. three-quarters of a
mile-,Samflarper, Jr., tint. Huntrmsemml,
Bonnie King third; time, lzltl. fiecorul race,
for 2-year-old» five furlangs; Sallie 0. first.
Irish Dan Mid, Entry third; time, HAM.
Third race, Chicakamw alub stakes. for all
ages, one mile; Persimmon first, Little Min-
nie second. Lucy Johnson third; time, lzti.
Fourth race. seven furlougr; Surprise first,
Balance secmd, Lida l. third; time. 1:31.
Fifth race, handicap, over hurdles, mile and a
r; Ten Times first, Armada six-oral:
Surprise tell at third jump: time, 2:?3.
lle Locked the (‘ar Door on Titan.
Brynn), April l9.-—l~1arly yesterday
ul an. album; IJV‘ ingstlme may: Md? .3“
cured the contents, about min nmnoy. They
were detected by (bistable leery and ram,
taking refuge in a box car about to stint for
Buffalo. The male locked the var dour,
and climbing on the roof came with his mp
liven to this city, when be arrested them.
They gave their names Dillon, Howard and
O'Shauglmuy, of Coming. They were taken
back to Mt. Horrit yesterday afternoon.
South Carolina Rapuhtfoaa Convention.
(:uanunmx, April lit—Jute Republican
state convention met here ytwtorday. The
meeting was held with cloned doors and great
my. Readutions were adopted referring
hex-Senator Roscoe Conkling an “the only
manwhoheld the balanca of power in his
hand with the Republican party." The opin-
ion prevails generally among urea-liars of the
convention that Blaine will be the Republican
preaidoutial candidate. although resolution
were adopted Senator Sherman for
the pneidency, with Senator Hawley for
vice president.
Philadelphia Cotton Warehouse Burned.
Pnrunru'uln, April 19. ——’l'he cotton waro
home of Randolph a Jeukr, 3‘37, 192:5 and 32!!
South Wator ttreet, and extending through
to Delaware avenue, were “toyed by tire
yeeterday afternoon. The firm stated that
theirloee would not be known for several
day: his very heavy. but fully covered by
insurance. The Pennsylvania Bait Manu-
factm—lng company occupied the collar of the
entire buildings, and will loan heavily, princi
pally from water.
Georgia Republican Convention.
Amara, 0a., April 19.-'l‘he Republican
state convention, which met here yesterday,
wrangled over contesting delegation from
Richmond county until 7 p m., at which
hour a compromise was enacted, and both
delegation wore looted A. Book, A. W.
Hedger, W. J. Whiteand R. D. Locke were
electeddelegateeto the national convention
[maths-tats at large. The Georgia dele-
gation leaua toward: Senator Sherman for
pie-ideal.
Bribetl with lace Curtain.
Naw You, April lit—Alfred ll. Torbot,
a «atom home W and packer, is accused
. ofacceptloghrihnlnthethape of lace cru-
talufromalacahuportlngfirm. Reclaim
that he intended to payfa'thcurtatnam
the instalment plan. All invatigatioa liar
beenordend. Torbethallqmblican.
Delegate- ta Oblong.
Burrito, April lit-The 'l‘hlrt wood
dietrlctllopubllcan convention electe’d One
mm 0. Warren and State Sonata- John
loughlla delegate- to the Chicago conven-
tion. Altermtee, J. ll. Carmichael and Dr.
B.O.Dorr. Haywllecherwuchoeeurli»
dential elector.
lillted ner- mm Wouldn’t Drill.
Prrmvao,Aprll ill-A terrible murder
hubuacommutedathmo. AOermaa,
named Andrew Bah, wa- drialting with
anotheruiaayeaterday. Belullatadthathit
wifedioulddrhihwlth Maud whit the
nmnndhedrewapiflolandlhothtdhrwgh
rem went-rue note-eel.
Walnuturolt. £53, l‘prla the pellet
“3““ NW, M no of
WVa, mum,“ 11733..
fling to pro-acute lite injuries are not
neuaueadowmtotfl
To-llorrovg kyle Too Lite.
Taken-mule that manual
use.” l‘ryge‘wflygdmiymhzahd;
teat. .a
‘ ’ d‘mrir'l'i
lobe
Hal-ml at Bea-tea
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pagan a life policy for $1,000.
in e
CONNECTICUT GENERAI
Life Insurance 00., ‘
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at (lo-lib Kuwait
ltriilizers
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Fertilizers
“‘f...
Billlllll Bills.
Farmers should‘cxnminc the
prices. and goods we are otl'er-
ing, before purchasing.
“01:...
ALL GRADES,
AND AT
Lowest Prices!
-B00'l‘ & SHOE STORE,
Clark a Lane's Block.
MAIN STREET.
ddw
Slate Roofing 4!“
We mmjmyzdflhbo!
SLATING
la either KAIOOB. EAST BANGOR. ow
‘ runner: BLAIR
at 5 cents in fool and inlaid.“
Partic- wishing Slate mam: rhould call on ae
before roauactlag elsewhere.
A. BACK &. 00.
Water St. foot 0! Batman South Notwalk.
armour n. anon,
.;«. ' . 23,33; . ., -M
“Veryana reed Stable
WARWICK HOTEL,
lloreee and Oamagealoktfor all «cartoon,
'I‘rnlul.
Catrina: at Depot to meet All
Good Terminal Runnable Prim,
e
J.H Klinefeltei':
DIAL“ ll
Heals, Fish inlets.
Vegetables, Fruits,
CANNED GOODS, ETC.
courtrooms. m
m‘ o. m mm: tall mt-
Iar Outraged AM “on. my” M! I“ am “ an the
“We,“ m"; “magma Mohnfiolland "W“"Jwfim my.”
fink!“ fl.“ aqua-Jug, “mm LLOBAOINhOd,
‘MI W W ‘I ll“ “5'" mm.
lulu EA
SPRING SEASON
HATS and BUNNETS ,
g2... and... an... new Dress Goods, 8
and rum acoar nor .
We will o‘er why. Saturday, April 7, a fall line of
M-......wm . ——-——W.-
01:11 N Y N 11 ill Depot W nth-we
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or allhlndr. flotilla-e m wmmpmmmm 1am
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haul'tawhez'matM: will! null tent et em
a. .Ww Wu. .. .
WCETT’
Water In, Namath,
n llala St. ”law-Ill.
toes.
Tuesdays
Much week, during the mouth of
A pril and flirty
wewillepeaatmltteeiu
Latllce lune «all
Trimmed Tux-bans
“m“, 93‘?!”
I’ll “CHASING .iOENCY.
Mrs. J. A. [tracker
llu man-ed Dru-making in this city, and on and
arm April 2, will occupy
lion-u II and 18, lull-nor» mm.
Wathmstreet. ,
In connection twirl: the will conduct a par
Murray. Km ‘
in New otk enry educating.
Olden for Draaemaamgor ma matter tale of any ,
adeaa be left It her platen! mince"):
kl
to ha. Boa ans. tiontb silt.
Mam Wanted.
The Metmpoliian’s Record For I887. ‘
la ‘7. 58.0% .
(lain in Meta donut: 1386. ”Militia.
(lain in l’tvmium income during [‘97. Shmfi’il
St.
Gain in Interest Recmpla durmng ism. $66.69
llaln in (iron income during 1m. itzfldfllfl
Number of Den. h Claime m in 185:. 1.1.663. ‘
Amouutpaitl to Poilcyvhu a during 238?. ”r L
lMWJ).
Humber of Politico in Force. nuts”. 1
New nuance written during we: 296213001
Capital and Surplus tor reermty of alley-holders ’
our and above the rent-"e required by law, oi per .
neat) and all other liabilities, saw .953 w; ‘
Amount paid by the Company to its Policy—
holdcre [or ('lairnu, ctr. , since owmmm pine .
pro-cut invented M0815. SitiaiGBJlth.
.1033?“ KEEPEFK. Amt.
H. S. RO0D,E
Watches,
. Jewelry 1f
~AW '
SilverWare.
Special attention paid to the. repaint; oi fine
watrlm- and jewelry.
83 lulu Street.
in run mini.
Bull. Veal. lamb. Morton. Porké‘vuli out 5’
Corned lit-cf, amok-u! Tongue. llmozw
himnltk’tw. BurunJlulnxmt. flunk» ‘
Infill. Eur.
Orders Delivered l'rorupily. 1
man-338111111?
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Twentyluulctttlialawut
Sentluiofleemharett
application. “humm‘ws
w. H. MEEKER,
sole Agent for m
sins “outbid—lull» M— a
cow... ‘ ' MW'
1 “(will All i
IAIN. SEE. twat
millennium;
fl.
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Marlo-emu.
meant.
'teattblngdiluvat.iafett,am
W. B.
Cor. 01' Main a: Canon Sta”
NEW I’RICES
W. but tool" W, well
theremherpmooalatmcm ”maple. Yuma-iguana
Gain in number of nnfsmndmz Police: timing whom mm! 2' gum [lack Turtle, due quality-l rec. lull.
1W.B.HALh&CO
Home Dressed Poultry a Specialty
If ‘ . 'yv
.. w p. wwwan “WWW Q..-“ “W
LL, &CO.,
'Bmfi'ampon-r.
' SPRINGTIME.
with: mW,aewfahtlce.aewMieae. and adteirt for
flu- all thing: penal-logic winter.
LL 8: 00.,
“aroma
Another mm menu at,
”it
t’alhlfewfim with jail pride to their!“ collection 0!
. ilks, Cloaks, Wraps,
Ready-made Suite, and all that is
new in Upholstery Goodsand
‘ curtains.
8%.E‘*‘"d Great Sale of Linens
WAX!)—
Housekeeping Goods.
AND NEW GOODS.
We harried marital our Importation from the but manufactirtere of the world, and will tiller
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eradicate) the learn.” and lmtmkdmwchtcm plum ltil not out all: to get up in
mmmltw
W on! that will prove a d'r t to the bum when quietly examined at
madeéiaairthuwilhea meraybouicholdendmduorthe ctr-tome:
um fill‘llt l: 3850‘ Lo.
TOWELS.
mmumnm. mmmm. (the: Cloth. Mk1. Crash. 'rwilled.
mums-m mm ma Tonic. indium " an dorm of Knotted rnugc’ Damn»
rum-net r .. trace. ' ‘
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senile“ Creamery Butler in P813115, ...................... 35c lb
teem“ lac-root» ............... . ....... ' ...................... 25 “
Chm m (trance, AL]. PRICES,
“we “none, '
Celebrated Dew-Drop Contact! Cora. to.
Beet Tara and Cola-gs,
White Rock Candy ”rap, ............................ . ........ 20c qt
"It fro- (‘W,
Pare Maple Syrup, ............................................... as “
, Ansel tic-p, Wild. FLOAT, Cake, ................ . .......... .. Me
1 Immaculate Sauce, bottle, .................................... 10c
Chill sauce. .......................................................... 10c
Celery sauce, ......................... . .............................. 20c
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