Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, March 5, 1885, Page 8

THE DAILY BEE Thursday Morning, March, 5 LOCOAL BREVITIES. A general eleaning of streets was in order | Lawyer Kyle's Attack Upon Mr. Gavin yestanday, _The west-bound train yesterday was de ayed about one hour. _ A lazgo flsg and elight dirplay of red light on Fenam street last night about 10:30 told of & happy political friend of our presi dent. The funeral of Mrs, M. A, Breanan will take placs this morning from St. Patrick’s church, Fourtesnth and Castollar streete, at nina o'closk, Justice Stenborg tells the DEz that just at this time the mills of the law, like those of the gode, grind slowly, In point of fact there 13 little going on 1n his district, The patriotism of the students of the Omaha commorcial collegega bubbled over yosterday morning in the shaps of a petition to the fsculty for a holiday in honor of the inanguration, The holiday was ganted. Mrs, K. I, Clarkson, manager of the Childe' Hoepital and Home, acknowledges, with much thanks and very grest ploasure, a check for £70, through Mr. Julius Meyer, from the Hebrew Benevolent association. —Roliceman Peter Metza, although only a fow weeks o member of tho force, has proven himeelf a st class officer. Ho s careful, coul and determined, aud whatis equally commendable, he is polite and gentlemanly. — Al yosterday and during a considerable | & portion of the past night, tha democrats of the city could be found in little knots carn. estly congratalating each other and the coun- try geverally upcn the advent of their politi- cal jubilee. —Th remains of Mra, Margaret Precious were followed to the Holy Sepulchre cemetery yestorday, moruing by a long line of carringss filled with friends of the decoasod lady whothus pard their sad token of respect to her who was a warm friend in life, — Let joverybody omit tea at Lome Thurs- day vight and go to 815 Paciic stroot, whero tho ladies of South Omaba will have an abun- dant supper prepared which they will serve from 6 to 9 o'clock, The proceeds are to help a worthy woman and her childron, The members of the painters’ union Lues- day wight held a meeting in the pelice court room aud elected the following ofticers: Presi- dont, C. W, Campell; sccrotary, B. Fogerty; treasurer, H, Don. Dolegates to the local trades assembly wero also appointed. —Shoriff Miller by proxy ehota glandered Roree yesterdasy which was terrifyiog the peo- ploof South Omaha, The animal was in- sured for 100, and with the consent of the company tho beast was telegated to the shades of what has been, AN ATTORNEY'S WRATH. And its Cowardly Manifestation in Physical Force, of the Times.Dispatch—The Wounded Man's Condition, Yettorday afternoon, abeut half-past12 o'clock, P. A. Gavin, of the editorisl force cf the Times-Dispatch, was as- saulted in his office and brutally beaten by C. W. Kyle, the attorney. The circumstsnces of the assault, both of an immediate and prior natare, ars somawhat involved, Taeeday night there appeared in the local columns cf the journal with which Mr, Gavin is con- vect:d, an article atsaulting Mr. Kyle, as follow:: “Tho ‘atlorney’ for the complalvant is C. W. Kyle, who as a constable made & notable rccord as a browbeater. He ls now ucder Indictment in the district court for obtainlng money under falee pre. tenees,” The*‘compla'nant’referred to is a yonn lady, Miss Maggie Waleh, Mr. G's. sistor in-faw. Asalceady detatled in these col vmns, the young lady gained a suit in Judge Weiss’ court sgainst Mr. Gavin for thepcssession of a trunk which that gentle man was bolding as her goardisn. Asa consequence of the defeat Mr. Gavin was feellng somewhat sore, and it is under- »od that the article In question atfack- ing the attorncy, was written athls dic tation. Yesterday morning Mr. Kyle called at the Times-Ditpateh oflice and 18 uested a stion «f the article, in last night's tssue. He was told by Mr. Moore, one of the proprietors of the paper, that as the manager, Mr, Gearon, was in Liveoln ho would have to see Mr. Gavin, who was conduct'ng the editorlsl aifairs of the joursal, in Mr, Gearon's absence. Mr, Kyle, in pursu- ance of his determination went immedi ately to Mr. Gavin's private office in the Barker building, Fifteenth and Faraam. He was received by that gentleman, who admitted that he was resporsible tor the article in quesiion and that it cor- responded exaotly with his ideagupon the subject. Mr., Kyle then asked him to make a s'atement in ratraction of the ar- ticle, in the next issue of the Times: Dispatch, Mr. Gavin, as Kyle ssys, re- faced to make such a retraction, and gave orders, on the contrary, that nothing further bo said on the subjest in the columns t> which he has access. With this, a hot dispute arose between the two, in the course of which Kyle struck Gavin several zevere blows ou the head and face. In the courze of the scoflls they approashed the s'airs leading from the office, when, it seems, Gavin THE DAILY BEE alleged fo have been saetained by defend ant's action, The case fs exactl simi‘ar {0 the one tried in th's court last fall, in which Mrs. Lena Peterron ob tained & judgment of $2,000 damages rgaioat Raemussen the raloon keeper, who was accustomed to sell liquor to her husband Mrs. Margaret Foret filod a snit f on grounds cf drunkenness, crueity an fallure to provide proper support for hi family. & pooific e[;v:-mrn of oruelty an abusive conduct are also made in her p: tition, g Following 1s the call of docket for tc ay. BEFORE JUDGE WAKELEY. Thomss va Thomaa (on frial), Eber Bates vs Drice, Chindberg va Smith Burr et sl sgaivet Poteraon, E ot al va Coow, Hers:hsteln et al va Ger mania Life Inturance Co,, Woods v Hawley. The county conrt, preeiding, was engaged hour untl 6 p. m, yesterday. The re plevin suit of £ H. Dow vaJ. F. Pag consumed noarly the entire sesslon and was postponed for further hearing unti Friday next, March Gth. In the af ternoon the caseof Wm, Craver vs Wm Kiacaird was heard. judgement for Kincaird, Plaintiff sough to recover money for services ho clalm to have rendered Kincalrd, —— complexion powder. BENEKE'S BAR. Wednesday Mor Session of The Fclice Court, and costs. ‘Tho other threa principals in in the fraces were discharged upon pay- ment of costs. S. C. Hartman was an ludividual whore Iness for drink hed overpowered his discret’'on. Judge Beneke administered a corrective u the shape of $5 and costs, E. D. O'Hsra for a similar offinse re- ceived a like fina, Jsmes McCarthey had also been lolling In thearms of Bacchus and had allowed ths witching lnfluenca of that divinity to steal over his sensas. The usual fine was suspanded because Mr. McC. had been making every preparation to go to Wyoming, and had already shipped his goods thither, Pat. Kearney, ashoemaker with an un- limitsed knowlsdge cf Shakespears and whieky pleaded tesrfully for discharge. *‘It's mewslf as knows that O’ive been dhroonk, Jedge, but be- jabers it's the foorst toime in six moonthe, 8o it 1s.” He was rsleaced, on “THUR A BRUTAL MANAGER. bam’s Policy—Belaboring an divorce from her husband, Franc's Forat, hert va U, P. rallway, Connelly va Miller, s'abrook Judgs McCalloch from an eatly The court gave Beauty, that transitory flower, can only b had by using Pozzoni’s medicated John Benton, one of the foar pariles eugaged in the Thirteenih sfroct row of Mondsy pight, pleaded guilty to disor- orderly conduzt and received a fino of §5 r who prance on the boards of the Buack Al ingham, went 1, the slice court yesterday 8 d - | Sluggership John Nugent, in charge cf the proprietary affairs. ‘L eame to this town,” said May in responeo to fthe [qnestlon of a reporier, “‘supposing that the Buckinghsm wes a half-wag decent place. T was fooled as 1 understand other girls have been, Jack Nugent promissd to pry me a ocertaln salary a week and he has utterly failad to keop hisword, T have been ackiog him to square up with me, and last nlght 1 went to him aga'n, He refused to pay me, and commenced to insalt mo gros:ly He graw abosive and finally knocksd me o|down and beat me. He is brute and | 3 [propose to mike him euffer. So now—" 1| Aud May's eyes suffused with toars, and tho fell to vigorously chewing tolu to keep down rising emotions, 0 - —— All the Latest Stylesin Hate now ready at Saxe's t 8 " t— A Pleasant Surprise Party, The numercus frienda of Mr. John N, Westberg, the well known dry goods merchant tendered him a pleaeant sur- prise at the reeidence of Mr, aud Mrsy Warwick, No, 1014 Mason street Tuesday cvening. The evening was very (njoy- ably paseed, with varlous games, cte,, danoing baing tha main featurs At 11:50 an elegant lunch was proparad by Mesdames Warwick and Cahill, which was partakon of and relfsted by all presont among whom woro: Mr. avd Mra. Warwick, Mr. and Mra, Cahiil, Meems Dr. Luke, Harmon, Meyore, Alexander, Malvihill, Androwe, Lane, Balch, Hayer, Jones, Benson, Meyera and the Misses Cyphers, Mills- paugh, Ress, Sampson, Lane, Booth, n, S. Weiberg aad others, May Brown, one of the thin clad falries afternoon to filo a complaint against His —The members of the'Ladies’ Missionary | fell or was thrown down stairs. His Soeiety of the First Baptist Church, cordially assailant followed him down and com- invite the members of the church and congrega- menced beating hfm about the head with tion and friends to & mssionary tea at their | & cane which he (Gavin) had had In bis a promise of an unlimited amount of good behavior. John Josaph Travis is a very imposing name. But its owner is not so imposing. Hoe i3 a very wicked Jittle hoy, accused by church on Thursday evening from six to eight o'clock. No charges will be made but free will offerings will be gladly accepted. —At 11 o'clack last night Dr, Kelly told the Byk reporter that Mr. Gavin, whom he had just left, was not apparently dangerously ipjured. Of course, he1s suffering pain and was beginning to be feverish, but unless in- jured in tome way not then kunown or ap- preciable, he will schools of ths city will, wo understand, bo regularly and ex- tensively drilled in respondirg to the fire alarm, The trial of their skill recently made was most satisfactory, aud in view of tke pos wible results of thorough practice the project isa good one. Lot it be cartied out by all moaus, The gas eompany was engaged yosterday inipainting the tops of their lamps on Farnam atreat white, after the manner of the Eoglish componies, It is a sort of trial to see the effect, and will at laast ba pretty. The cold weather bas contracted the pipes considerably, in some instances an inch or more, conse quently they sre loaking ard the compauy is kept busy ropairing them, —The carpet wallopers are moving on Jef forscn Square. They come from blocks around, shake dust of scores of houses under the noses of the residents, and if a kicker pro test ho is informed that the park belongs to the people, So it does, but the residents of that neighborhood aro dec!dedly opposed to taking the carpet dust of the town along with other evils which the pork breeds, and if tho authorities do not stop it there will be a funeral oz two, —The Yeung Pooples association connect- ed with the First Congregational church wil. give a representation of Howell's captivatiog comedy entitled *“Tho Elevator,” on Friday evening next. 'Thia entertainment promises to be a very attractive one, as all the mem- bers who are to take part in it have bsen in training under a taloated declamist for several weeks past, and as the object for which the affair is gotten upis a truly noblo one, there can be no doubt but that a large sudience will be present. —VYestorday » confidence game was played on & strangor at the Union Pacific depot. 1t was the eame old game. The strapger, whoso rame is mot yet known was approached by & man with a check posegsion. Gavin was badly beaten about the face and head, ra- celving a cut two snd a half {nches in length, on the back of his head, in the left parletal reglon. So terrific was the force of the blows that the cane, S I e S about an inch ard a half in dlameter, of A e Earan lignum vitae, was broken fairly in twain, | In the police court yesterday afternoon, The unfortunate man was boroe in an | Thomis O'Brien who eavagely assavlied insentible condition to the polica court, | Roach Tuesday night, sppcared end ee- where he was laid out upon a table, He |cared a continaarca of Lis coss. fainted twice, and it was sometime bofore | ‘‘A. F. Kellner agaivst L Setty,”ls he could be tiken to his home. His [the nameof a case in which defendant, & wounds wera dressed by Dr. E. A. Kel- | hackman, was charged with wilfully ley, who pronounces them of a serl- | backing his teaminto plaintift’s horsee, co ous, though not necessarily dangerous, or | a8 to injore them. After trial, he was fa'al character. It is impossible to|discharged. determine {ho exict extsnt or conse-| The compliint sgalnst John Blojek, quence of the ivjuries, If ruptare of any | charged with stealing cigars, was with- of toe blood vessels connected with the [drawn by plalntiff, John Tescr, the cass brain, ensues, congestion, fatal in all | being amicibly compromised. probabiifty in 1/s resu'ts, will fcllow, It | John Rosicky, the editor of the Pok- is believed, howevsr, that with care Me. |tok Zpadu, complained to Judge Gavin will recover, as there was no frac- | Beneke yeeterday afteracon that Frank ture of the skull, Kubovec had again made unfriendly A complaint has been filed against Mr, | demoustrations toward him, in point of Kyls, tho assailant, chargiog him with |fact had writtsn an abusive letter in felonious astanlt. He bas been relaased | which he had made all sorts of dire on $1,000 bonds. The punishment |threats. The trouble grew out of the at under the clrcumsfances can not be too | tempted cowhiding ¢f the editor by severe. The attack, whatever may hava | Kubovec some weeks ago. The latter been the nature or extent of it proveea- | wes arrested. t'on, was & cowardly and bratal one. Public op nlon condemns the aseault a3 outragesusin thehighe:tdegree, and wkile Mr. Gavin way bave been partially to blame, Mr, Kyle is rczarded as worthy of the most hit er censure. Iuciden'ally it mvy be remarked that Mr. Kyle is under indictment in the dis- trict cours for libel. Mr. FEstolle siys that hie had intended to enter a motion to “00!13” the Indictment this afternocn but that now he will not do eo, e — EGAL LOBE. Matters of the Ditrict Tribunal—Di- vorce Buit—County Court, h's motber of stealing $5 from ths family banz. John Joseph pleaded gullty, and 8 he was under age Judge Beneke bound him over to ihe district court for sen- teuca. PERSONAL, J. E. Gray, of the Beo Hive photograph gallery, has gine east, Mr. E. L. Crowell, of Fhiladalphia, is vis- iting his sons in this aity. John Laird, representing Pierre Lorillard, of New York, is in the city. Mr. ¥, M. Bailey, who has been visiting frierds in Saratoga left for the wost yesterduy. Mr. D. C. Phillips, of Grand Rapide, Mich,, is in thecity, & guest of Mrs. E. M. Gray. C. W. Thomas and Chas, A. Von Wasmer, extensive grain buyers of Grand Island, are at the Paxton. Dr. Amelia Burroughs has returned from Chicigo where she has boon for a few duys past on professional business, H. F. Rhodes, depaty treasurer of Douglas county, left this afternoon accompanied by his wife for a visit to the New Orleans expo- BaforeJudge Wakely yesterday the casa of Doette v McGuckin was :n trial, Met'e, & liquor dealer outside of the stata tues fora bill of whisky eold to defendant, McGuckin sets up in de- fense for non payment of the bill that Mette was a liquor dealer and anoa-reei- |sition. 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Louls dent of the state, and hence in accord-| Wm, Daly, of the ‘‘Vacation party” is an ance wth the terms of the Slocumb law, | jonorable, being a member of the legislature TIMKEN SPRING VEHICLE®\ which he withed to get carhod to pay on the | oy qualified to sell liquor in Nebraska. | of Mageachusetts, Wooder if he electrified baggago ho clmmed to have iu the office, Tho stranger kindly hand d over « sufficiency of cash, snd the man who clamed to have baggage left, The chezk was valuslew, and the ascommodating stravger lost §10, Search will be made for therascal who etole the money. Meantime the loser ia a poorer but wiser man, The New Church, The auditorium of the new Knglish Lutheran church is nearly ready for ocou- pincy. The scats have all been pleced The plalct ff on the otber hsnd sets up in contradiction that 1hs Slocumb law wes urconstitutional in itself, and in_ its besrings, snd bence that it did not sffecy the validity of the bill This poivt, & mo:t importsnt one, was the members by & double somersault over the speaker’s desk, W remont; W, H, Tule, Fremont; W. I, Clark, Waterloo, Neb; R, A. Heaton, Weston, Neb.; R. Wheeler, arzued at length, and yesterdsy Judge|Osceola, Neb; C. A, Brodes, Gilmore, are | 3% Wakeloy rendered his decicion, Ho held first, that the Slocumb law of Nebraska is constitutional, Sicond, that the facts in the case gov- ern the spplication of that law. ‘That the place of the delisery of the giods in ccntroversy governs the question iavol- guests at the Mill wrd, T, J. Whitcomb and wife, Lincol h Catherward, Blair; W, D). Hill, Peatrice; Albert Johuston, Sutton: Mrs. Kellogg, Mre. Larsh and Mrs, Smith, Nebraska City; J, H. Maclio, Dawson county; A. Besr, P. and it is now but & matter of a fow weeks ved, the delivery being the consummatioa | Schwink, Norfolk, are stopping the Paxt.n, before the congregation will be permitted to eit under the besutifally arcbed vo: and listen to the s'rains ef the grind plpe organ, which was placed in pesiticn in the organ loft several mcnths ago, The ladies of the church have sgreed t)» furpish the new edifice aud have stirted in by boying about $500 worth of carpete, with which the entire auditcrium will be covered, The carpets were purcbate, Smitk's and are very proty. Is ba, been s long time tioce the K. glish Lzth eran congregation wete sble to worskip in & chuich cwnd by thanselves and dedicsted for that purpose. 1t had baen hoped by the pesur that the ehur.h would be ready for occupancy ty E wter Saudsy, tue it s found that such & thirg wllbe aa impossibility. The new churcn will probsbly be dedicatcd by the 1lst of May at the farthest. e — Coughs, Culds auy S1e-Throl yield sir cily to B. H. Douglass & Sons’ Cag- ou u Uough Deops. 3 of tne contract. If, therefore, the goods | were toba deliverad in the clty of St. | or Weshington. Louls the law of Missourl governs, the goods were to be deliveredin Oaak: the luw of Nebra ka goveras, The case was given to the jury ard a verdiot for the defendsnt was vetarned. The ca'e of Thomss vs. Thoma, & sult brought by Mr, T. to secure dissolu- tion of marriage o n'ract, on the ground a, living, is now on trial, In this coort, Mis Wikle began sult agalost Julins Treliske, the Thirteenth sir.e* liquor dealer, with bis bondsmen. for §6,000 dameges incarred In defend ction «f eellng l'qucr to her bes b nd, Daolel Wilkle. 'l" Wilkle sflirms ia her petliion that her hueband is sctuslly & geod and honest workman, but throagh his being add ¢ ed to drink he has become careless acd neg- igent, fui iog to frrnish proper supgort extremely orvel conduct, For thess r.a- sons she saes to recuver $0,000 dawages, Gen. 0. 0. Howard snd wife leave to-day They will pass through If| Grionell, whero the general will deliver an |jow addrees before the students, Gen, Howad received a telegram yesterday morniog offi cially notifying him of his sppointment as & : member of the board of inquiry in the case of Gen, Hazen, Among the arrivaly at the Metropolitan d st | that the wife has alresdy a first husband |yesterday were Thomas Bennett and wife, Hurvard; G, W, Neff, Blalr; Chas, Mage Nebraska City: G B:hwartz, Tslard; J, F. Osborne, Greenwood, Neb, A Brown. Chisago; F. X, Craft, Cincinoat Obio; ¥ E. Elduc, Chicsgo; Ira A. of Dennison, Ta. ————— W.C,T. U, There will be a prayer meetirg held In ! . U., corner of f rhsfamily snd indalging st times ia | Capitol avenue aud 15th etreet, Thuriday 30 p m. You are all lnvited to ate the parlors cf the W, C. T. a tend, Grand Halch o paint fT, Mra, |80 wife, Guanison, Col.; aud J, B, Rowmas, J384 oxTToalva WBUCACS U CERTIFICATE OF PUBLICATION. OFF:CE, AUUITOR OF PUBL10 ACCOOUN B1aTE OF NEBRASKA, Lincoln, Februsy 18t, 18%. It s hereby certified that the State Insuiance Compauy of Des Moines in the Btate of ows, bas _complied the Insurance s of this State, and is author'zel to tr business of Fire Insurance in thia state for ent ear i Witness my hand and the eeal «f the Auditor of Publio 4coounts t n o the cur Bigned: COLLARS CUFFS AR THE FINEET QOODS EVER MADE, sema All Linen, sorn Linings ao Exteriors. Ask for them CAM N BROS, Agents for Omahs, Another Sampla Slice of the Bucking- 2 VIGTORY IS OURS A THE VGIGE OF THE PEOPLE Has made the Misfit Parlors, 1312 Douglas street, most popularfor the sole of Merchant Tailor made clothing, of ‘which are received daily from their many agents throughout the country, who are employed in securing Mis- fits and garments which have been uncalled for by the tailor's customer, bought up at such sacrifices that the Misfit Parlors are dressing their pate rons so artistically and at such prices that the natives of Omaha ,and vi- cinity are surprised. Three new shipments opened for sale to-day, com- prising the following: drdnl G il ALl S, Suits. 00 Merchant-Tailor made at ® it Qvercoats. 812 (0 ISZ’) 00 Merchant-Tailor made at < 0| 80 00 “ “ “ 21 4000 45 00 50 00 0 00 70 00 Pants. 8 6 00 Merchant-Tailor made at § 00 10 00 12 00 00 50 . 800 £10 o 11 PETTTEN e 4% 33 00 40 00 15 00 50 00 €0 00 65 (0 7 (0 N. B.'Thankingthe citizens ot Omaha and viclnity for their liberal pat- ronage since our opening, and with the hope of securing their liberal support forthe future, we are respectfully: THE ORIGINAL IT CLOTHING PARLORS! 1312 DOUGLAS ST., UP-STAIRS. Open until 9 P. M. Saturdays unti/ 10 P. M, N. B, Merchant tailors with misfitsand uncalled for garmentsto dis- pose of will confer favor by addressing Original Misfit Clothing Parlors, 1312 Douglas street, Omaha, Neb, MISFITS. for Subsistence Stores. OFFICY. PURCHASING AXD Derot, COMMISSARY OF SUISISTENCE, Omalia, bruary 2ist, 1885, ) sals fo dup! sealed envelopes, ad- rked ‘propo ct to the usual conit; Central Stan. 1m0 aud pl Pro) thev will be opened in e, wishing anu delivery Subsistence Storshouss In this city, or on ra near placo <f mar ufactuio of the fallowicg articles viz: t mes, ew cured, short clear sides. ingdetails coucorning ed on application, and should be e of bi ur- Having quite a number of Misfits and Uncalled for Suits «c| From our Merchant Tailoring department, we uasack | offer them to all purchasers at about one-half of in barrels full, hedij orin d .ii‘u’&‘.“ff"‘.‘.?ffi‘.‘. their actual value. These are no Ready Made outside buriaps, corners t ed, bids for small GOOdS, advertised as Custom Made, but Real me swengtn, azaard | Merchant-Tailor work. b CIVE US A CALL. - © B NEWMAN & CO RELIABLE ONE PRICE Clothiers and Merchant Tailors, The articles to olivered th of Aprii 1885 1216 Farnam Street., 300 pounds flour, high ground, tobe made ood sound whea ids will state the prics in new strng i colton sacks, and in double sacks. The oul to be burlaps, well sewed aud corners ticd, or as £00m thercaiter as practicablo. Proposals forthe pork,bacon beans, and soap will also be received and opened at t time by Major J. W. Burrlger, C. £ Chicago 11, for delivery at Chicageo, at thosame depot Wyoming tor 0al. K. cars st or noar place of cp Proposas for flour ed ¢ 1 aay or all prop eals Blauk proposais cau be stained an applica JUHN T, HAWK N march 8.4.5 6.2 Mijor & Omaha Medical & Burgical _institute Himebaugh & Taylor —LARGEST STOCE OF— FINE BUILDERS HARDWARE Inlithe State: 13@11 8t., Cor C.apital Ave, Chronic and Surgical Diseases Diseases of Fowalos, of the Norvous Systom, Pr vato Discases of tho Urinary and B Ory and Diseasos of the Head, Throst and Lun, peolalties EYE AND KAR, Diseases treatod by au experienced spectallst also discsscs of the Heart. Liver, Stomach, Kidneys, Bladder, Neuralgls, Rheumatism, Piles, Cancer, ote. CATARRH, BRONCUITIH, And all other dircases of the 1 hroatand Tungs trom e by Medicated Vapors. (Send for Inhaler o circulsr on Inhalaion.) All disoases of tho Blood, Urluary and Bexual Or gans. Private Liseases aud Piles Cured or no Pay. to Practice.) 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