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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-06-02
The Treasury Policy for June.

The Treasury Policy for June.
The Secretary Of the Treasury mas
directed the Assistant Treasurer at New
York to sell seven million dollars oi
gold and purchase one million dollars
OF bonds during the month Of June, ss
follows: Sale of gold Thursday June
5th, $1,000 900; Thursday 18th l,5O0i'
COO Thursday 18th; 1000. .0OG Thurs-
day 26tb, 1900, 900; total sale OF gold,
1000, ,0OG purchases of bonds, Wednes'
day June 4tb. $5O0.OOG Wednesday
18th, 500 900; total purchase OF bonds'
81, 100000.
Drowned.
This afternoon party OF young men,
Robert Davis, VIM. Irwin, John Jones,
John Beveus, and John Grouse, all OF
this city. went out in a email sail boat
from the foot OF Horatio street, and had
not gone more than hundred yards
when the craft capsized. Davis and
Irwin were drowned. The others were
rescued by some of the crew OF the
schooner Alameda. The bodies Sof4he
drowned bave not yet be recovered.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-06-02
RIVER NEWS.

CINCINNATI, June River falling
with Is feet in the channel clear and
cool. Arrived, Thompson Dean, St
Louis, Prairie City, Galliper, Mollis
Ebbur and Pittsburgh. No departures.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-06-02
Tesstl0 nAckss.
TosDo Nay 81

WHEAT-Ifsgula,; No vAits
Wabaah 81 9Ss No. 2 do ] S5; No. 3 Do
! 150l Is; No 9 white Niehieas I 6s;
No | red wioterl 81; No. : do1 $50
! 55}. . =, s1il
CORN-Lo~es; high MIXED &c; Ne.
| white SEC no grade Aie.
OATS-Duli aud nothing doing.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-06-02
ILLINOIS.


NORMAL, May 3l.-Ths Congression-
al Church and parsonage at this place
was destroyed by fire yesterday. Loss
$4,000. Insured for $1,000. The in-
debtedness Of the society is sc, 900.
Destructive Fire.
QuNcY, ILL.,, June Ia fire broke
out at at an early hour this morning in
the carriage factory Of Wayne Bros.
Vermont street, and the building, with
all its contents except ten finished bug.
gies, consumed. Also, the fine dwelling
OF Max Powell, on West and DWELL
ing in the rear. Total loss, $l5, 900 to
$4,000. Insurance on all, 5000.
Railroad Matters. 80.
Work is to be commenced on Mon
day, extending the line Of the Quincy,
Alton and St. Louis railroad from Fall
Creek to Hannibal Bridge, distance of
five miles. This secures Q line IRON
Texas to Chicago through the city. via
the Missouri, Kansas and Texas;
Quincy, Alton and St. Louis; and the
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy rail-
roads. The work is to be completed
August Let.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-06-02
BALTIMORE.
Found Guilty.

BALTIMORE May 3l.-Jsmes Wright
colored man whose trial has been
going on in the Criminal Court for the
past three days, for brutally numbering
bis paramour with Ratchet, was this
afternoon found guilty OF mur1er 10 IL
first degree.
Fire.
At3 A. NJ. to-day Sling, Sluzy & Cos
chemical works at Spring Garden was
destroyed by fire. loss $4,000; Insured
in Philadelphia, Baltimore, Hartford
and Liverpool insurance companies for
5000 Several firemen had their fee,
badly burned by stepping into pools 'o'
vitriol.
On Saturday night John Custis and
William Sheaf, coloredsvere engaged
in a fight when Gusts sfabbed Sheat
killing him instantly. Custis was ar
rested.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-06-02

Land sxplosing tieksu are p!sc. on sais.
same VIII Be rsfundsd. Hos faSth9 poSsSs.
uian, Apply %
LII 40 Il. 4 co. LAvrsnce, Ken.
CHEAP FARM 7on sAI1.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-06-02

The jubilee will be largely attended
mex. Wednesday and Thursday. The
hotels and railroads have reduced the
iares and the hotels are already over
run BY applicants for reserved accom-
modations.
The New York herald., 1873-10-27
S PING NEWS,
WHITESTONE TELEGRAPH.

The NEw YonK HERALD has constructed telegraph line
rom New York city TO whi!estone. III, and tho same "a
now open tor the transaction Of business.
The line will be found Of great service 70 those having
business with vessels passing TO aud from the sound and
every facility will be given TO merchants others TO
communicate promptly
As there Is no other telegraph communication with
Whtestone, the Herald Line will be open for all business
ana private messages, and the same attended, " with all
possible despatch.
Allmessages must be prepaid.
The following rates have been cstabllshed:-
Private messages twenty-five cents for ten yoras or
less; two cents for every additional word
Business messages-For message OF twenty words oy
ess 70 be delivered ON board vessels OF whtesono one
dsiiar; five cents for every additional word
Advertisements for the NEw Yonx uEnAlp fras
Herald ONCE, corner Broadway and Ann stroct
Hera'd ship News ONCE, pier No East River
Herald Branch ofice, No 1866 Broadway
Herald Branch ONCE, corner Boerum ana ru,,or
streets, Brooklyn. 1--WE
Whitestonc Dock, whitestone IL
) Al ne AerAA Branch QslcaA corHx Of soerum ana
The New York herald., 1873-10-27
THE RIVAL FACTIONS.
wigs ON the Green and Tomahawks
at . Premium.

wigs ON the Green and Tomahawks
at . Premium.
The following communications are . few OF the
results that might naturally have been expected
from the late action OF the Apollo Hall "mule
democracy":-
THE EXILE OF ERn's EXPLANATION.
NEW YORK CIrY, Oct 20, 1858.
MY DEAR sIR-My attention has been called to
the following paragraph IN the NEW YORK HEhALp @
o. this date, in which it is stated that am pa
pared 70 array the influence OF myseu anu HNnuss
against your election:-
There Is considerable feeling in the Fourth senpris
said against General TSomas oar
4,
good sSsS
1safy ky esnss,,s ns odsE Friday 70 nssS sS Psss sS
gan Jones' and TnoIn.s Conan made assps,
sa' the e Sa
Fox had some adherens even in Apollo Hall ana sonrke
Ia hs g s :i district w &c
aS e ss s it,
the and stands Wen ,Us wh ns
6ampesl VIII aSo Be thrown aS.ins, Fox q, I Senator
M Se Sss Jones who
Bowling The police and the people who believe that
| which he Slas not lived for years.
| Permit me to say that such statement was made
| pressoyl OF my views or those of my friends-as
understand them-on the present political sltua-
/ ton.
| Ycu sir, are the nominee OF recognized demo-
cratic organization, and cannot for moment
| believe that the great democratic voting element
| OF this county will give adherence or support to
| snch = patchwork hybrid ticket as that put
| forth by the Custom House -Apono-Hal party
l herewith append the paragraph, and assure
you that you have my best wishes Tor success and
that all my support and influence will be used for
| your eectlon, and the entire success Of the de-
mocracy in tins county and State. am, my dear
THOMAS FRANCIS NJ BoURKE.
| REPUTATION OF APOLLO HALL.
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
The undersigned, representing the Seventh As
| sembly district in the Apollo Hall General Com
mittee, regard the union made with the republican
party as an infamous sacrifice Of the principles
and policy which we profess and cherish as demo-
| Gratis. 10 was contrived and consummat ted
| TO crafty the selfish interests and pri-
| vate resentments OF leaders, and cannot
secure the conscientious approval OF rejecting and
consistent supporters OF democracy. A conspiracy
| so dangerous and unexampled should be rebuked
and defeated, and those who uphold 1t exposed and
denounced
The treason thus inaugurated in 1873 will be
repeated in 1874, and the democratic party sub
| ordnated to the greed and ambition Of desperate
and unprincipled men.
While Justly dissatisfied with the despotism OF
Tammany Hall. 1t is better to submit to the wrongs
inflicted by that political organization than partici
pate in the treachery OF Apollo Hall and share in
| the democratic city OF New York.
jenkins Van Schaick, B. Wood, George II. Purser,
| Frank A. Ransom, Charles D. Metz, NJ. A. Finnen.
/ John McNicol James McPyke, n A. Bass, John
| McKevers, Michael Smith, Francis A. Stevenson,
| NJ A. Herts, John G. Butts.
The New York herald., 1873-10-27
THE CIGAR MAKERS STRIKE,

Important Meeting Yesterday-Mora's
Mnnufactory Declared on Strike-Ths
Rates Deman anded by sLa Protectora"-
Their Fund OF S5,OOO-Unemployed
Men To Be Sent to New Orleans and
Key West-The Members Of "La Protec-
tOra" All TO BE Taxed Ten Per Cent
During the Strike.
The strike ofthe cigar makers employed at Messrs.
Morals mandatory, at No. 162 Water street, COM
mences to-day, and ifty-one workmen and fourteen
apprentices will be thrown out OF work. A special
meeting OF la Protectora" Cigar Makers Union
was held yesterday morning at Military Hall, Bow.
cry, to take the matter into consideration, and,
after deliberation, it unanimously agreed that
no concessions should be made to the employers,
in view OF the fact that the average wages OF
skilled workmen are from $40 to s25 q week
The society In question, which is composed or
Spanish speaking workingmen, with the exception
OF some thirty Americans and Englishmen, num-
bers over 600 members; and although 1t was
founded as recently as November, 1872, shortly
after the one days strike on the 18th OF October
1872, possesses funds to the amount OF $4,000 One
OF the curious features or the Union is the good
feeling existing between the spanards and Gu
bans and to prevent any chance Of quarrelling the
discussion OF politics at all meetings strictly for
hidden. The chair was filled by Mr.. F. Knudsen,
a Cuban, while Mr.. M. velasquez, q Spaniard,
acted as secretary. Speeches were made by many
of the members on the subject OF the strike all TO
the effect OF fighting the issue to the bitter end
and accepting no other rates than the lollowing:-
Rate Demanded Rate offered bv
The New York herald., 1873-10-27

John Carroll. coachman, employed at Thomp.
sons staoies, 1876 East thirteenth street, New
York, met nth an accident in Brooklyn last even
Ing, WI. .,ch win probably prove fatal He was
leanT lQ against gate In Adams street while walt
ing for party, when the gate sprang open ana ne
I'd into the yard, striking his head against an iron
railing and severing an artery.
The New York herald., 1873-10-27
NRANDEsT SCHEME EVER KNOWN.
FOURTH GRAND GIFT CONCERT
FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE
PUBLIC LIBRARY Or KENTUCKx
u.0OQ CASH GIFTS. !,
3l,NO,OOQ,
CHANCES ONE IN FrvEi

The trustees Of the ptBLio LIBRARY OF KEN
sssSllsS ~, gree: iTss library 4 ESsrss:
AZ s a.iasss $ s. i. e $ 3
sEs have BEEN NIT the m s M
SS,sd the second Ss:s%SsS is7s
sasn gins as s sna Ssn ss
The third Gift Concert last named was the most sue.
SSss
pRIs @ s %ss ssn1
s;Ss si:$
Harvey, The ar& Of Harvey ReItS wei kHoMd
T5s sseeSS Was Was pI'a ara%n ' y NJ M
March sa Mr. worisy wrote letter from the House q
heRressnayss at Nashyie Tenn 70 the main once
him. which drew the $4,000 SiSl sSS
Of Tenn and psns' %ss psd
Of aaop KasnR
3s ys FIR:
sRss whisa drew iSS $50 ss0 ns'a 'n' fourth o.
Ps
SGT No which Srs% Ss s5s aDa among '1sm ~
s::; A S%ss ssss
count the lsfs ensa y he $
and the balance OF the proceeds from the sales of
tickets less expenses appropriated to the Of the
library.
TO the end that the Library, Museum and sub-depart
pens under them may be enlarged TO their full capacity
for usefulness and placed such footing that they
may forever be on the increase and never under the
necessity Of calling single individual for the
determined to give another Git Concert upon scale
more grand than either Of the precedng-to raise
enough money by grand effort to make the Library
fixed and forever. For this purpose the ''''"'''
FOURTH GRAND GIFT CONCERT,
for the benefit of the PUBLIC LIBRARY OF rem,
TUCKY is announced come of in Public Library
Hall, at Louisville Ky on
WEDNESDAY DECEMBER s. 1873.
At this Concert the best music that be afforded by
grand Orchestral Ban1 will entertain the audience,
and the unprecedented sum of ONE MILLION AND FIVE
HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS in currency, divided
down to $50 the lowest will be distributed by lot among
the tcketho]dera
The New York herald., 1873-10-27
f. saIMEs AID CASUALTIES IN JERSEY CITY.
Accidentally Shot.

Y young man, about eighteen years Of age.
ma ued Isaac Nesbitt, son OF widow living at
Prt skness, n. j.. was out hunting near his
mot ter's residence on saturday morning with
som companions. He shot rabbit about eleven
Oclo ck, and running up 10 the animal found it was
not eau. 90 ne nrew small pocket pistol from
his pt Gket 70 shoot Ihe game, when the weapon
went vu unu tne udl entered the lads forehead.
Drs. aisn and MerIil, OF Paterson were sum-
moned, DuI they coulu uo nothing, the bullet hay-
ing entt Ted tne poy's Draln. Death ensued about
four o,cl ock Saturday afternoon. ..o1s
The New York herald., 1873-10-27
MODE OF DRAWING,

There will be upon the stage two glass wheels the COM
tents OF which can be seen by the audience commit.
nected with the management having hrst made an ac-
clrate coun tand examination, will place the larger
alike ana having a BY tae neoS same e ae exactly
corresponding 70 the numbers of all the tickets
sol similar committee, having first examined
precisely alike many slips of paper, on which are
printed the 1000 gifts, Of DENOMINATIONS $i0O ia
ing the gifts in the smaller wheel Both wheels will then
be turned until their contents thoroughly mixed
i1a 6na b boy under iteen years q then
in full view OF the audience, Its number will be called
loud enough Tor a'' 70 near by the crier appointed
to committee OF three distinguished citizens
who will say whether the number has rightly CRED
copper wire prepared for that purpose The number Of
the tag thus drawn cried proven and ned will be re-
purpose blind girl OF similar age will draw from
the smaller wheel one OF the sealed boxes which will bo
View OF the audience The amonn az ana Se ned g up to
will then be cried recorded by five clerks the paper
filed BY the registrar with It's tag upon the wire The
number as the tag drawn mm ediaeIy before it. Thus
this process will continue until 900 numbers are drawn
small wheel and the 1000 gifts ranging rom l0 soo to
%SS present tickets having numbers patSSas thus
The other gifts below 500 in value are approxmations
and will be determined and paid foows:-Thc num-
numerically formed ard having the highest number
60 COo and lowest number, brought together, then
mined to be entitled TO the Capital Git of S26OOO will be,
taken as centre on each side Of which the next $500
the $50 gt thus making on the two sides Of the CAPITAL
entitled 70 $50 All tickets drawing large gifts viii be
sand Q oO gifts $50 each either side Of the Capital
Gift number il being the intention Of the
not to duplicate gifts pay less than the amount
offered
The New York herald., 1873-10-27
A Drul ufen Attempt mt Murder and
Suicide.

On satur, lay evening" about nine O'Clock, a Ger
man named Henry Eckert living in Gross street.
patterson. ca. NE home perfectly crazy rom drink.
He had previo uSy aetenPteo 10 XIII the barkeeper
nj n low saloon. but had been put out. When he
GOT home he AZ tempted to cut the throat OF his
child AND then his wife undertaking to prevent
MIN he attemprt ,d to kill her. She was saved by
me interieTence OF some neighbors. Eckert then
ran another r, ,om, locked the door, and placing
The mn1zie of n heavily loaded shotgun in
ms mouth he dscl arged lt by pulling the trigger
with his foot. The vnoe iohu went through tnc
upper part OF his mo 1tn and then few through the
window The man,s face was entirely carried
away from the roof OF his mouth to his eyes, pre-
senting an indescribabl, awful wound. Ills pain
was 20 intense that il re- 1uired several men TO hold
him while the surgeons iressed the wounds por
he impl0red them TO XII hi IN. Yesterday morning
he was much easier, and stl ,ange to say there Is
said to be,a slight probabity OF his recovery.
The New York herald., 1873-10-27

The entire number OF tickets issued is only 60OOO Each
ticket consists OF ten fractional parts coupons into
S9nai Divisional lines eit for that purpose The holder
and to the whole Of any gift it may draw, the holdep
Of each fractional part coupon is entitled admis.
ticket may draw All fractional tickets win be
management would prefer the tickets being kept whole
as much as possible Where party Is not able to take
whole ticket will be easy club with others also
want parts and then keep the ticket whole and divide
different oWners. - I Fl -
The New York herald., 1873-10-27
Another Attempt al wife Murder.

James warburtonof Wayne avenue, Paterson
went home drunk on Saturday night and at
tempted to kill his wife. She kept him at bay with
large pair OF scissors, whcrerpon he set fire to
the Ded ana iorced her out a.iu then undertook to
shoot her. The neighbors rushed in and prevented
murder, settling the ruflan an0 turning him over
70 the custody OF an pflcer Yesterday morning
ne was released upop giving bail IN The sum Of
xL0o0
The New York herald., 1873-10-27

!. BsoLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED IN DIFFERENT
"A states legal everywhere; desertion. &C. sufbcient
cause: no publicity reuured charge until divorce
granted; advice ree- N. HOUSE. Attorney ls4 Broad
The New York herald., 1873-10-27
sehr Prudence Halsey, simmons. somerset f9r New

schr Prudence Halsey, Simmons, Somerset for New
schr Barrett Nicksrson, Boston for New York.
Schr Eliza Raynor. Mitchell, Proysoence for wee
schr Adeline, Lewis, New Bedford for New York.
schr L l. Ralferty," Bowman. Providence for New
York
schr u wellman, Merritt, Warren for New York.
Schr English, Crowell Boston for New York.
schr Starlight, Blatchford, New Haven for New YORK.
schr Mary ELLA Dayton, Sag Harbor for Jersey CITY,
schr John Howard studley, Providence fol New York
schr orion, Smith, Providence for New York.
Schr America lngraham, Fall River for New York,
scnr Hatch Kelsey, Portland for New York, with
schr Willow Harp. Martin, Providence for New York.
scns Mary Ann Predmore, sherman, Providence for
schr schr HInqHas aeansy, Providence for New York
schr Post Boy Robinson, Providence for New York
scnr und.ne Emmons, Portland for New York, With
schr Belle Holloway. Ryan, Pawtucket for New York.
schr Maggie Lucy, Avery, Croton for Alexandria.
Schr Z Mathews Lunt Dghton for New York
with mdsc and passengers. -7
BOUND EASr
Schr Broadheld, Brett, Jersey City for Boston
Sclr New Regulus. Hall0ck New York for Providence
BELOW.
Bark Raymond, from Cow Bay. CB tby pilot boat r
Williams No ~.
Wind ut sunset 8. -
The New York herald., 1873-10-27

Fulton streets Brooklyn. and l2s. broadway New York
wiilbe bulletin OF the arrival OF all ste amcls daily
The New York herald., 1873-10-27

Last night Joseph Aroma, an italian, was
arrested and locked up c>n charge OF robbing his
room mates, at 6o2 rand avenue, OF 1904. The
accused says he did not take the money.
The New York herald., 1873-10-27
PAYMENT OF GIFTS.

The paying gins will begin the third day after the
drawing and continue six months thereafter and no
longer. Tickets entitled TO gifts must be presented or
sent to room No. T. Public Library Building Louisville.
KY, where they vii be taken up and paid BY cash
VILE or by sight drafts uDon the Fourth National Bank
ci the holder No giit VIII be paid without delivery OF
Public Library fund. ~ 49, -
The Trustees have secured the services OF Hon. Thos E.
Bramlctte, late Governor OF Kentucky to act hcir
agent In the financial affairs this Grand Concert.
Governor Bramlcttc is known 10 almost every i'm
Kentucky aud To- very the citizens OF States
IN ne Union and he authorized TO that the money
arising from the sale Of tickets Ia deposited In tho
Farmers and Droyers Bank to remnin for the payment
Q the offered gifts, and also 10 that the drawing
fairly conducted and the gifts Justly awarded ana
The drawing win be published IN Louisville and New
YORK papers ana official copies printed In circular form
VIII De sent by mail to those out OF the cty VINO nave
ordered tickets b. letter and 70 every ticket holder
whose post office is known. All communications con-
neced with the Concert nhd orders for tickets ana ap
pcntons OF agents sell Tickets should DO addressed TO
Hon. THos r.. BRAMLETTE
Agent Public Library Kentucky, Public Library Building
or THOS. II. HAYS, =
Manager Branch onice,
w RroodWAAxAx
The New York herald., 1873-10-27
Almanac for New York-This Day.
OCEAN STEAMERS.
O@ee.


1lrEs OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS OF OCTOBER AND NOVEMBER.
The New York herald., 1873-10-27
SAFE KEEPING OF THE MONEY.

The Farmcrs' and Drovcrs' Bank Louisville Is
treasurer and all moneys arising from the sale Of
Will be placed there remain special deposit until
the s and all the gifts fully provided fors
and then subject only TO the joint check OF the Agent and
Business Manager of the Concert and the President and
Treasurer OF the Public Library The management is
paying expenses but is amply provided with funds
on deposit in the Farmers and Drovers Bank Tor that
nd untouched In bank guarantee for the payment
of all the offered gifts
The money received for the sale OF tickets In New York
Is deposited In the Fourth National Bank OF that CITY,
The New York herald., 1873-10-27

John Hare, in fight with Michael Gerrity last
night W Albany Avenue. had bis akpl nsGtnrfa
The New York herald., 1873-10-27
PRICE OF TICKETS,
Whole tickets.

the
drawing they will be destroyed and all the offered gifts
l2OO0 in number Will he drawn bn diminished In value
in proportion TO the Of unsod tickets For ex.
ample only half Of the tickets sold the other half
viii pc DESTROYED and the gifts reduced not IN number
would be sl25UO instead Of and ali the other
gifts In the same proportion All will that this would
be perfectly fair because the chances of drawing gfts
would BE- increased In favor Of the ckethoders
tickets sold the chances gifts are as to but h
only half sold, and the other half DESTROYED the
chances " the tickethoders become as TO 2% only
The New York herald., 1873-10-27

with q stone. He was taken a h,s home In
Utica avenue. His assaiant es ,.aned
The New York herald., 1873-10-27
BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.

0nicer James Sergeant, Of the Ninth precinct
| died last evening. He had been sick but three
| DAYS.
The New York herald., 1873-10-27

lre occurred In the dwelling OF Mr. Duean, 27s
Monroe street, last evening" which caused a
damage of $500. The building IL owned by John
Hopper, OF Park row, New York.
The New York herald., 1873-10-27
LIST OF GIFTS.
The entire number OF tickets ssued Ia onlv 6lO Ea

TOTAL, 1900 GIFTS ALL CASH, AMOUNT.
The New York herald., 1873-10-27
MISCELLANEOUS,

A BSOLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM COURTS
n OF different States legal everywherej publicity y
no fees In advance; advce free for every
State. fkEDERICk J. KING.
Counsellor At Law. 363 BroadWaR
The New York herald., 1873-10-27

At this Concert the best music that be afforded by
q grand Orchestral Ban1 will entertain the audience.
and the nnpTeSedented sum Of ONE MILLION AND FIVE
HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS in currency, divided
into L0J cash gifts ranging from $780, 000U Uhe hghes
down to $50 the lowest will be distributed py lot among
the ticket hOldera
The New York herald., 1873-10-27
FOURTH GRAND GIFT CONCERT,
-EDNEsDAy. DECEMBER 8 1873.

for the benefit of the PUBLIC LIBRARY OF rem,
TUCKY is now announced to come Of in Public Library
Hail. at Louisville, KY, on
The New York herald., 1873-10-27

Bark Raymond, from Cow Bay. CB 10y pilot boat r
Williams No ~.
Wind at sunset 8.