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Of the Canon be printed and made the Or
der oft day for tomorrow at 10 o'clock.
Ri. Rev. f. NJ. Whittle moved Us an
amendment that II be printed in the alr
pendix to the journal, and considered at
the next Council Carried.
Tho resolution as amended was then
adopted. ...
Rev. ". c. Meredith presented a report
from tho Committee on New Parishes, In
relation to the formation Of new Parishes
in Lynchburg, and in GoochlNnd and Cabell
counties, recommending that they be .cs-
tablished. '.
Tho report was rt' ivcd and the recon-
mendatlons approved, except In reference
TO Cabell County-whiCh petition wNs re'
committed TO the Committee.
AIr. Green of Culpeper offered resO'
luton authorizing the appointment Of q
committee to consider the subject Of
church schools. Adopted, and the iol'
lowing committee appointed
Rcvs. Pcndleton and Wingfeld; McssrS.
Green and Z. ]. Ice, Il .guw
The following is the resolution offered
by Mr.. Green: RtSOlraf, That It be refer.
rod to q special committee Of four 10 In
quirc into and report upon :hc cxpcdlcncy
mud practiCabiliIy Of establishing church
schools throughout the Diocese.
Rev. ". @. Meredith presented petit
ton to establish Iparlsll in Cahell county.
The petition was granted.
Rev. Dr. Andrews, from the committee
to devise some plNn to relieve the wants
Of the colored people. asked for an extern
sion Of time to the next Council, which
request was granted. .
Rev. r. 7. Davis, from the committee
appointed 10 consider resolutions offered
by himself ut the last Council in reference
to certain hymns authorized by the Gen
eral Council Of 1868, called up his rcsOlu-
tiOns and moved their adoption.
Rev. D. F. Sprigg moved that the whole
subject BIO laid upon the table. Carried
Rev. james GrammCr offered reS0lu-
tions in relation to Canon NIX, on Dis
ciplinc, which were referred, upon his
motion, to a committee Of two clcrgymen
and two laymen, to be reported upon To-
morrow, Adopted, and the following
committee apoihtetf Rcvs,f j. IA. LGtanc
and J. S. Hanchel; Messrs. 7, Taylor and
Judge Sheffey.
Mr.. james Green offered a resolution
that the subject Of establishing Mutual
Fire Insurance Company for tue insurance
Of church property within the Diocese
tho profits to bC devoted to tho maintc-
nance Of the families Of deceased and dis.
abled ministers referred 10 specinl
committee ofthrec laymen. Adopted and
the following committee appointed {:
Messrs. Green, Judge Lay and Dir. Hatton.
Rev. Mr.. sprigg moved 10 reconsider
tho vote by which Rev. Mr.. Davis resO-
lutions were laid upon the table.
Tie motion to reconsider was carried !;
and upon the motion Of Rev: DR.. An
drews, the subject was referred 10 u COM
mittce Of three clergymen and three lNy-
men TO report upon the whole subject at
the next meeting. a
On motion Of Rev. Mr.. Hyland, the
Council adjourned until tomorrow at 0
o'clock A. n.
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and security Of the parent country would
be much increased. She has accordingly
of late improved every proper opportunt'
ty to stimulate them TO such policy.
There Is no doubt that whenever they may
resolve to enter upon 1t, shc will afford
them every possible facility and advan-
tagc. This then is what they ought to do,
and whit patriotiC men within their bor-
dcrS unl iudci0uS men without ought to
urge uDOn their consideration.
The idea OfannCXing these Provinces 10
the United States, however much It may
tlatter the vanity Of thcorizing statesmen
among ourselves, or however agreeable 1t
NAV be to impatient spirits in the PrOvin-
ccs, Il entirely impraCtlcHble. The ma
iority Of the people north Of the line arc
opp6sctl to ii, and cannot be brought to
favor il; anl the pride and prestige OF
Great Britain render 1t equally inadmissi.
bic. Let this notion, then, be dismissed
so fur hs possible from the minds Of prac'
ticablC politicians everywhere; let the
Provinces enter upon their career Of indc.
pendence, and lot us here in tho United
States give them all suitable encourage
mcnl and aid in taking this great step.
No feelings but those OF friendship ought
10 bc cultivated between The two coun.
tries. We are neighbors; and our inter.
csts in many respects are identical. With
Independence, our relations must become
much more intimate; and the sooner the
new nation IL formed and put in motion,
tile better for the CanadNs, tho better for
England, and the better for tue United
StatrS w n i.'iryi
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Railroad lTurderers Caught.
MANsFIELD, O., Nav q. 18

NlANeFIELDI VI may ~, low
Two men named John Sugdon and W.
w. Gage werc arrested at LOudonville,
Ohio, last night, by detective G. II. Thiel,
of Chicago, superintendent Of Pinkerton's
force, for removing rail from the track
Of the Pittsburgh, Fl. Wayne and Chicago
Railroad Company, near Lucas, Ohio,
Saturday night last, causing u passenger
train to be thrown from the track, where
by one man, named Isaac T. Williams,
formerly Of the Dayton Soldiers Home,
and who was stealing ride ut the time
on the front platform Of the baggage car,
was killed. Mr.. Thiel was tGlegr0pled
by ]. D. Laying, Superintendent Of the
road, Immediately alter the occurrence,
and arrived on tie ground Monday night
and commenced working up tho case.
SugdOn and Gage were brought to this
city this morning, and had their trial be.
fore tho Mayor. SugdOn turned States
evidence. HO states that he came from
England 10 this country about six months
agO, and went to Chicago. He visited Fort
Wayne about two months since, where
he met Gage, who said he was from New
York, and claimed to he in some patent
right business, and offered him (Sugdon)
partnership, which wns accepted. They
started in company eastward, arriving ut
Mansfield on Friday lust. Here they ran
out of money. Gage had tried several
times 10 preVail on Sug1on to join him in
throwing train off the track for the pur-
pose Of plundering the express car, but he
(Suglon) had always backed out ut the
last moment On arriving at Mansfield
Gage sent SugdOn ahead, while lie came
up into the city and found u timetable ut
q hotel, by which he discovered the time
of passing. trains in tho evening lie then
went on and overlook Sugdon, and both
returned to Mansfield, broke open
a cur house and distracted n crow
bar and monkey wrench therefrOnI
They then proceeded eastward, and
Saturday evening about half.past
eight removed rNil near tho Black
Fork bridge, on an Cmbankment ten or
twelve feet high, three miles cast Of Lucas
and ten miles distant from Mansfield.
They then went TO a house near by, where
they heard tho crash Of tue eastward
bound train as il lett the track. SugdOn
was so frightened at what he had done
that he could not be prevailed Onby Gagc
10 visit the wreck TO plunder it They
remained at the house over night, and
next day went TO Loudonville, where they
were arrested as stated above. They
were committed TO Jail 10 answer TO the
charge Of murder in the first degree. It is
thought that even without the admission
OF Sugdn, sufficient evidence has been
advanced to convict them. The action Of
the officers Of the company in ferreting
out the criminals was prompt and encr-
getic, and tho movements Of detective
Thiel well directed, intelligent ind Gfi-
cient.
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The Latest News.
News Of the Day.

At the adjournetlmecting Of the Amcri-
can Tract Society at Boston, Thursday
resolution dissolvtng the Society was re-
considered. A proposition to reduce the
expenses and liquidate the liabilities with
the assets and thus enable continuation
was defeated, and finally, the rccommen-
tation Of the Executive Committee to
place the affairs Of the Society in the
hands of special Committee, was adopt
cd.
The American Missionary Association
held its annual meeting ut Boston, Wedncs-
day. The rCports show the employment
OF over 600 missionaries and teachers
among the freedmen, with an attendance
at.day school Of II, 500, and ut night school
1696l rI0 t"J Jg0 II
A monster Festival similar to tho BOs.
ton Jubilee, is proposed III New York city
in juno. The Empire rink Is TO be fitted
up for the purpose, md distinguished vOctI'
lists ind musicians from aIl parts of the
States arc expected. UEH-ua
George StratGnrd & Co.'s oakum fac-
tory, on Hudson street, Jersey City, was
burned. Wednesday afternoon. Loss 800,
900; insurance 100000. The Pacific Ho'
tel adjoining was damaged about to the
amount oS$5OOO.
Judge Richard Stockton Field died on
Wednesday evening, at Trenton, n. J..
Rev. Isaac Collins, q venerable Metho'
dist clergyman, died ut Baltimore, We'd
ncsday, aged 81.
Gen. James A. Granger died Mt noon
Thursday at Canandaigua, N. y, after a
protractCd illness.
Prof. N. N. Miles, of Trinity College
Hartford, Conn, was yesterday elected
Bishop Of the Protestant Episcopal DiO'
ccsc Of New Hampshire. =.
I GET Jorlan was in the House Of Rep
resCntNtives yesterday afternoon, in con
ference with indiyidual members known
us friends Of Cuban Independence.
Late adviceS from Rio JanGiro say The
Emperor Of Brazil opened the sessions o.
the Chambers with speech. The cx'
pectcl reference to the emancipation oI
tho slaves was omitted.
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A Grave Charge Against Gen. GOf

A Grave Charge Against Gen. Gof.
4 correspondent Of the MoundsviIIc
National attacks Gen. GOFF because, It's
he says, the General is young and rich.
Well, we believe the General is not so rich
but he might he richer; and being some
years past the age when the Inv rccog-
niws the man, we fail to SEQ that he Is
guilty Of the very hCinous offence Of en-
cccdng yOuthfuIness We NIL know
that he is old enough to be one Of the hest
speakers in the district. We are not
aware that it is any crime in this country
irR man 70 berichor for him to be young,
especially ifi happens that lie is not re-
sponsiblo for either circumstance Nor
does II seem 10 be Il sufficient offence to
lrlIar him from public trusts, II his fellow
citizens deem him worthy Of them. Most
people are aware that money is IL very
necessary article in II political campaign.
The legitimate and inevitable expenses Of
u Canvass are numerous and heavy, We
10 not see In view of this well known
nci hnt Il IA somewhat OF an object with
Il party in selecting II candidate TO get one
who, combining all other requisites, is
able 10 pay the expenses Of his own
canvNss rather than draw on the
generosity or charity Of his politi'
cal friends. Those who know how
hard it is 10 raise campaign funds can ap'
prcciutc this view ofthe case. So, while
it may be n very grave offence for man
to be rich under ordinary circumstances,
the workers in political canvass find 1t
very easy TO pardon the crime III II
candidate otherwise acceptable and avNila.
bic. ..... -.....
Ast0Ihc matter ofNgc, It is no better tlIan
youth unless it has improved its opportu.
mites. Some mcnknow more, have more
brains and are worth more every way at
25 than others ut 50. SO flr us this State
is concerned its best hopes rest not on the
old men who cannot unlcarn the fogyism
Of the past, hut on the young men who
have come into active lie since the great
political revolution, and who are instinct
with the improved spirit Of the times. II
is not wise, nor is it just, therefore, to pro-
scribe u man simply because he is not
supcrannuNtcd and poverty stricken. Let
US have II young man, with money enough
to pay his own expenses, who has not
aIicnntcd his friends, and whose hands arc
clean Of old political bargains. Such n
man can he elected; and such man is
Gen. ,GopF.
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CHICAGO.
Meeting of NOrth.W Western Woman's
Suffrage Association.

Meeting of North-WeStern Woman's
.i Suffrage Association.
CHICAGO, May 90.
The Northwestern Woman's Suffrage
Association has been in session all day.
During the morning session speeches were
made By Giles B. Stcbbins, of Detroit,
Miss RebcCca Mott, OF Chicago, Miss An
thony, Miss Peckham, Miss Ballou, Judge
Wait and others. A constitution was pre-
scntcd and adopted, and the following
officers elected under Il: President, NJ.
AdcliH Hcrscnth, Of Mich; Vice Presi,
dents, RObt. J. Ingcrsoll, Of ILL.,; Lizzie
Boyton, Of Ind; Alrs. Fairchild, Of Wis;
Mary ]. Colbun,, Of Mimi; Henry O'Con-
ner, Of Iowa; Giles u. Stebbins, Of Mich;
Phoebe C0zzens, Of Mo-; Mary Cole, of o.
Executive COmmitteC-COl. Fox, Judge
Wait, Geo. W. Julian, L. Peckham and
Mrs. A. J. Chapin. Recording Secretary,
Mrs. Harriet Brooks; Corresponding
Secretary, Mrs. ]. w. LOOmis; Treasurer,
Fernando Jones.
Tho following resolution was offered at
the afternoon session, and adopted:
RSSalred, That We arc in favor Of an
amendment 10 the Constitution Of the
United States recognizing aud declaring
the right OF women 10 exercise the elective
franchise on equal terms with all other
citizens.
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Republican Primary Meetings.

The Republican voters Of the several town
ships Of Ohio county arc requested to meet OF
Saturday next, Osth inst, in the country town
ships at . 4. ". GndiR the city at N P. H., and
appoint delegates to meet in convention at thu
Court House, juno 4th, proximO, at II a. ", fol
the appointment Of delegates to thcistatc Con
ycation,
To secure uniformity Of understanding ant
concert Of action, tic following places Of meet
InE arc suggested: ,k
Washington townShp-HoSe House,
Madison township pod CityHaIl.
Clay tOwnshIp-Court House. a-=,
UHIOn township Rough B Ready Hose House
Centre tOwnShIp-Guartls Hose House.
Webster township-JustIcc ClohaR'S OAlCc.
Richie tOwnSlip-sehOOl House.
Rlchland towushIp-NotInE place.
'-TFiadClphia township -TriadClphIa Village.
liberty townShip-votin place.
.. -. by order Of the
.. Z EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
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SENATE.
FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.

.t || ~ va LONDON, may 6O.
The Morning FOSt Is confident TINT the
loyal and energetic action oi the Ameri-
can President will place Fenianism in its
proper light before the world, rs being
the cncmiy Of mankind. "''' I
In the cricket match yesterday, be
tween tho All England Eleven and All
ireland Twenty-Five, the former were east'
II victorious. %. ''
The Times says while Grants prOclama-
ton itself Is satisfactory, the absence
of American troops on the border to carry
ont its provisions Is deplorablc This,
however, the Times continues is not sur:
prising, as troops are not usually quartered
on II friendly frontier. Troops should be
sent to Canala Immediately, and Canada
should forward to the front all the soldiers
she can spare. Canada must have no ten.
derncss for this second offence. The
marAuders must be treated us robbers,
ruiIl0ns and murdcrers. sg ..-
The Morning Telegraph says that Prcsl.
dent Grant hN acted with loyalty 0nd
honor.
The bullion in the Bank Of England has
increased E4O9, 600 sterling.
The case Of the Government Of the
United States IS. BiakeIy, for the posses
SION Of certain guns, sholls, and other
ordnance, came up iof decision to-day be-
fore the Rolls Court, when judgment was
found for the United States. The Ptl!
Mall Gazette admits the promptithdC with
which the America II Government acted
on the Canadian frontier, and seeks to
dissipatC the fears Of those who expect
the worst results from the Fenian inva-
sion.
A boiler exploded at Kidshroves forge
in StaGordslltre, to-day, while tho mon
were Rt work. Nine were killed, and
many injured.
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Presbyterian Assembly at Phila.
dolphin.
".. pmT.ADELpnTA, May 90.

IhIlhDhLIliIAN Nln} Su'
IntLc Presbyterian Assembly this morn.
ing the consideration Of tho reconstruction
report was continued. The items prOvi-
ding tlat the ratio ofreprcscntatiOn TO the
Synod and the Assembly shOuld be alter
cd so as to bring the members in tic AS.
scmbly within due limits and secure equal
rights 10 all parts Of the church, were
considered ut great length. The items rs
reported by the committee recommend no
change in the Presbyterian representa-
tion as proposed at present, but only u
change in the ratio and form Of rcprescn-
tation. This change would provide for
one commissioner, II minister or an elder
from each Prcsbytcry having 90 mem'
bers. The three items upon the subject
wore so amended that not only Is PFesby.
tcriAn representation LEFT unchanged, but
no change Is recommended in the ratio Of
representation. Tho whole matter Is left
as ordered by chapter 12, section 2 Of tho
form Of government. The three items
were adopted as amended.
The question Of appeals to the General
Assembly was discussed. The Committee
recommended that all complaints and
references terminate at the Synod, except
In questions Of constitutional law or the
trial Of ministers for hercsy, This item
was adopted us reported, with tho adlf-
ton Of tho words Except when parties
agrcc to trial by q commission" .'',
Several unimportant items Of the report
were adopted without discussion.
The afternoon session Of the Presbyte.
rian Assembly was for tic administration
Of the holy communion and other Icvo'
tiOnal services ',..,A.
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Terrible Murder in Indiana.
TERRE HAuTE, May 95.

A horrible murder was committed at
Brazil, sixteen miles from this city, this
evening at Z o'clock. Two men, nAmed
Hawk and Miller, got into dispute near
tho depot in regard TO q settlement Of II
claim of seventy.iivO cents, when Miller
sLabbed Hawk In the neck with large
butcher knife, sevcring the iugulOr vein
and causing instant death. murdered
man leaves a wite and six children In dos.
titutG circumstances The murderer is
under close arrest, and the widest excite
mcnt prevails. Hawk was man Of good
character and much esteemed by his
neighbors.
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saaI CUBA. 81
A Projected Loan in tho U. s.

New YoRK, 8Iay 90.
Late Cuban adviccs state that there Is a
rumor to the effect that the lntendIente nd.
vOcates the placing Of a loan of $50,0O0,.
900 in tho United States II possible, giving
the Island and its revenues as security. II
true, ittwould give the Spaniards plenty
Of money and f0rm party ofbOndhOlders
for them In the United States.
VNlmaSedG has written to the DiartO
Do LamaimG, requesting that journal to
deny the current report that he and Do
Rodas were on bud terms. No warSSncws
ofimportancU was at hand. '" .-
,.l HAVANA, May 90. T
Tho steamship Columbia from New
Yorkhas arrived. ~ y" 'l-u
Spanish vessels are watching the Cuban
coast closely TO intercept tllli6usterS
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New York Produce Market.

NEW YoRK, May %.
corroS-Dull and heavy; sales 1873 bales at
29kc for mlddllng uplRnLls. H,..l ?. t...
FLoUR-ClOsed shade frmcr, with falr dc.
nAnd, 'tUi ag4 IH1 Ni,ta rrl
-WhCat-very arm At 81 1901 q fprEO.
. spring, and 81 3I0l IS for winter rrd and Webt-
crn.. Ryo-QIlCt. 0Rts-Dnll and heavy Of tI3c
tof. western Ia store, and 6GfeG7c for Ohio, COru
Dull at 81 05G1I y for new mixed Western.
PROFISI6N-Po nolnlnAlt' Mess $Q9 TS1
30 90 cash. and $40 % B0ller Juno OF July Very
luIct and steady. Cut Meats dull aud heavy.
Lard aFm: prime St6am 1BS1I64(c c on tho spot,
aud IGHa 1BSc for JhhC, July or August, y ~
E01S-Oulct aud UNCHANGED, ,,i.,y
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CINCINNATI.
. CINCINNATI, May 90.

'|'T-T8V '0 OINCINNAlIl UIHy EU'
The Red Stockings defeated the Day.
tons at Dayton, to-day. Tho score Is 1Oi
too. The German Pioneer Society ccle.
brated their second anniversary here to-
day. Some feeling hero In Fenian circles,
but no excitement, during the day! It is
believed that 100 Fenians hlivei lC0
Cincinnati, some say not more than my.
Doubtless there arc many who would go
had they the means, but tho organization
here continues to give the matter the cold
shoulder. fa'i'
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General Conference of the N. E.
Church South.

Thc General Conference Of the NJ. L.
Church, after transacting large amount
Of business Of no general importance al.
iourned sin6 ds, to-day. Just before ad-
ioruning, Bishop Andrews delivered lis
farewell address, as, owing to his extreme
arc, It was not probable that be would
ever meet with them again
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st. Louis Republican Redivivus.

D u ST. LOUIS, May 20.
Tho Republican, somewhat contracted
In size, appeared as usual this morning.
A temporary structure will be built on
the old site, but n permanent building Of
size and appearance will be
erected further up town rs soon rs n
proper location can be found. :
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BELMONT COUNTY


From The 81. CldiFSrtEIt Chronicle.
On Saturday morning last the Court OI
Common Pleas adjourned until the 9th
day Of June, when It will again convene
for the transaction OF the unfinished bust.
ness on the docket. The noise made by
the wOrkmen engaged on the cells Of the
jAil wassuch tllNt II was impossible for the
Court to do business with any satisfaC-
tion, and us the contractors were here
from Cincinnati, It was thought better
for the Court to adjourn until the work
WINS completed, than to compel the Ccssll'
tioM Of work until the Court was over.
-Enoch G. Thomas, charged with muir.
IlCr in the first degree, was tried Ht the
recent term OF Court and the Jury failed to
agree, standing five for murder in the
second degree, five for m0nslNughtGr and
two for HcQuittal Before the adjourn.
menL Of fCOurt, on Friday last, the prisoner
came into Court and with tho consent Of
the StaIc plead guilty to the charge Of
manSlaughtcr, whGreOn hc was sentenced
by Judge Way to Imprisonment in the
PcnitCntIOry for fiveyears. n
"A Republican County Convention
will be held at this place on Thursday the
2Sth day Of July. Each township viii be
represented in such convention by four
delegates and the Executive Committee
recommend that Township Meetings shall
be held in each township on Saturday the
28d day Of July for the selection of such
delegates. and also to select delegates to
the Congressional Convention to he held
ut Cambridge on or about the 18th day Of
August.
'-Wc noticed in our last issue tile fact
TINT what is known Ns SlO0n's Mills W
Wheeling Creek, had been destroyed by
fire. These mills were owned by Welsh
Henderson, and were entirely destroyed
The loss Is about $4,000 which TAILS very
heavily upon tho owner, there being nc
insurance. About one year ago William
Henderson, a brother, had his foot injur'
cd in the mill Gnd died Of lock.jaw.
The County Commissioners hold tlciI
next regular session on Monday the III
day of June, but VIC understand they will
hold n special session on Saturday next.
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PRUSSIA.
o BERLIN, May 20.

King William formally closed the Scs-
sion OF the RicClIsTath to7day. He cnum-
Grated the bills passed during the first scs'
sion Of the body, and anticipated happy
results from these laws, which would go
a long way toward assuring foreign pow;
crs that the Confederation has developed
national strength and is powerful agent
for the preservation ofuniversal peace.
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Baltimore Market. i
i'F 'BAtrtNoRE, NayQ8.

u. .t' 'f' ,. Baltimore, Nays.
FLOuR4-FAIrly active and steady: weSteTr El.
pCrnnC $G96sj; extra s. 6OG6 %; family So so
I 10. ' '.'.- ,nfli .LI'L
GRAIN-WhOat-s Maryland &, ,4IAi SS;
western 81 g0lbl 10 COrn-Advanced: While
81 1891 q; ; 5SlloW$ 81 1901 l6! oats4S 4SteSdy1t
64dGSc. m
JPRovisIoNSL E'lrm and unchanged. - y 'A'I
WmsKr-Blrm, In good demand and scaFee'At
81 OsDI %.