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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-17
COMMISSION or APPEALS CALENDAR.

ALBANY, Jan. 10, 1873.
The following is the calendar OF the Commission
of Appeals for Friday the nth inst. :Nos. 20, 81
80, 40 So 81 H. So, a. o. 95, o. 90, 101. There viii
be no further day calendar except for such cases
as have been especially set down for Saturday.
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COMMON PLeAs-spEclAl TERM.

Decisions.
BY Judge ]. F. DAILY.
Myers vs. HOar.-MOtlon denied, with leave to
renew.
Collins vs.. Stewart ct. al-MOtion granted, I'M
less claimant awards complaint within five days.
BY Judge LarremOre.
Adams vs.. Page ct al.-AlOwanCe Of one per
cent.
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SUPERIOR C0UnT-speClAl TERM.

Decisions.
BY Judge Barbour.
Grant VS.. Gregory.-Order granted.
COddngt0D VS.. Dunham-Order sustaining de-
murrer.
Grady Vs. Coad.-0rder granted.
Anderson VS.. West ct al.-Samc.
McKeon vs.. Lee.-Order on remlttitur.
Cort vs.. Sun Mutual Insurance COmpany.-Or-
der granted.
BY Judge Morrill,.
Egens VS.. Egelns.-Findings settled.
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BUSINESS IN THE OTHER COURTS,
SUPREME C0URT-cRAMBEnS.
Decisions.

BY Judge Barrett
Fraser vs.. Ogden ct al.-MOtiOn granted upon
payment OF $40 therefor and $40 costs Of opposing
this motion.
Fearing vs.. Busse.-Moton to yacate order OF
arrest denied, with $40 costs.
In the Matter of the Application Of william W.
Hewitt In the Matter OF BENJAMIN J. CahOOne, Q
Lunatic.-RcpOrt confirmed and order granted.
In the Matter OF the Claim OF the Guardian Saw
inys Institution VS.. The Bowling Green Savings
Bank.-The petition should be uniged before the or.
der Is served.
Strasburger VS.. william Beden ct aL-Motion
granted, with SO costs.
Barney ct oil. vs. Bray ct al.-The applicants have
leave to interpose an answer upon payment of the
costs OF entering judgment and $40 costs Of this
motion.
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THE DEPUTY CHAMBERLAINSHIP
THE JUMEL. ESTATE CASE.

Continuation of Evidence for the Defence
Important Rulings Admitting An
Gent Documents in Evidence
Further Interesting Devel-
opments in the Case.
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the same subject were next offered, objected to,
admitted and excepted TO in quick order, and the
days proceedings were closed.
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THE COURTS.
THE GREAT TWEED TRIAL.

Another Day After the Stolen vouchers-Im-
portant Point Gained by the Prosecution
Secondary Evidence To Be Admitted
Continuation Of the Legal Tilt Be-
tween Counsel-Deputy comptrol-
Ter Storrs and Ex-County Audi
itor Lyons on the Stand
THE DEPUTY CHAMBERLAINSHIP.
chamberlain Palmer's Injunction Notion.
Argument Of Counsel Going Over the Old
CrOund.-.All the Parties in Court
The Action Of Yesterday Inde-
cisive and the Fight To Be
Resumed This Morning.
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PIOOsOOO wanted TO replace retired capital and
extend business which is first class in every respect
Oobbing and commisson); established 10 years; eX-
tremely profitable and perfectly safe commenced on
capital OF $1,000 present assets 100000; indebedness,
$l250O0; present Business S65 90 months be in
creased 70 S3Oo,oOo to $4,000 per month house has
facility and the trade TO do il, with monopoly on
large portion OF their merchandise, exclusive sale ton
commsson) Of entire production OF OF the largest
manufactures In the country, which has recently IN
creased its facilities tor production to eyer sV Per
annum goods that lead the market With reasoninle
condition Of the business affairs of the country the
special be nearly II not quite rebled IN ive or sx
partnerships opportunity rarely ever before
offered and worth Investigation Is desired
In legitimate business, combining large returns Win
safety beyond question, standing OF house Al refer
enccs unexceptionablc address Tor interview win rear
name WORKERS. box 12S Herald Office
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show what he did. This stamp read :-"Finance
Department, county OF New York Examined by
me and found correct. James Watson, County
AUDITOR"
The question was modified SO as to require from
the witness statement OF
ACTUAL FORM,
80 far as the witness had observed It, of auditing
and would make much dryer reading SO it is
omitted from this report At the close Of the wit
ness statement stephen G. Lynes was recalled to
the witness stand and examined by Mr.. Peckham.
The latter gentleman has peculiarly rapid and
by means pleasant style OF speaking, his articu-
lation being rather indistinct, and the jury evil
IDENTITY did not at all times understand the ques-
lions put by him, as they contracted their eyes,
placed their hands to their ears to catch the sound
OF the lawyers voice. 1t was also noticeable that
the counsel finds it much easier to examine a wit
ness Dy having his (the cOunsers foot on the seat
Of an adjacent chair This is probably what some
people would call "an eccentricity Of genius" If
The witness testided--It was nv duty to mi in
the warrants as County Auditor;I filled them in
at the time ct the vouchers were given to me; then
q. Explain the routine drilling in those vouch.
ers and warrants from the time they were received
objection was made by the defence, inasmuch AZ
the question called on the witness to state what
was the
generally He might explain specifically what he
did or what he saw done, but TO describe the rou-
O. What did you do as to vouchers objection
made and overruled. The defence excepted to the
The witness then proceeded to long and ex-
tremely dry statement and illustration Of the
1lodeIs operdndt Of auditing vouchers, certifying
them and issuing warrants; also as to the method
OF making entries In the audit books and
voucher record, which were produced. The
witness sat with one large book open on his
knee, and another ponderous tome lay open beside
nim on the corner OF the Judges bench. To Judge
from what followed, II is fair to assume that this
part OF the examination was not to be considered
by the jury, for Prosecutor Peckham and Defender
rdeld surrounded the witness as nearly as two men
accomplish -ha ND cd
successful effort. The witness pointed 10 certain
entries with his finger, ana told the counsel how
these tailed with certain other entries In the other
BOOK, but the jury didn't set any Of IT, IL
mr.. Peckham next he'd up and exhibited to
witness
SIX WARRANTS
and asked, 'Do y0u know whether at the time YOU
llled up these warrants there were corresponding
existing vouchersfv
The defence at once objected, and after short
and rapid soto r0ce consultation between Messrs
Field and Burrl, reiterated their objection to the
general character OF the question.
Mr.. Peckham explained that these were Keyser
warrants, the vouchers pertaining to which had
been lost.
The question was then divided 70 ar to elicit
nom the witness. upon his INSPECTION Of each
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

A ADDITIONAL CAPITAL PROCURED
for merchants and others Persons witt
capital seeking business advised OF approved opportuni
ties SRelercncesW II. Lyon CO., Importers OF Fancy
~ ' GRIGGs, CARLETON 4 Co,
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Mr.. Field asked whether the Court admitted
them as evidence on all the counts, as TO negli-
gence, and so forth.
The COurt-Yes.
Mr.. Field-Then we beg to except to the recep-
ton Of this evidence under the several counts-a
separate objection to its reception on each count.
Mr.. Peckham then took all the warrants and
read Off to the jury the date, name Of creditor on
each warrant and the amount Tor which each war
rant was drawn. Uf course, Keyser and Garvey
have the biggest fingers in the pecuniary pie.
AS MIR PECKHAM READ THE LIST
he frequently stumbled across items Of $40, 900 to
new County Court House, and one Of the counsel
for the defence audby and with eyes raised to the
dingy walls and ceiling, exclaimed:-
III the prosecution calls Mr. Garvey as q witness
Sr IN S ms We
The reading OF the warrants occupied about
half an hour, and while it was progressing the
and allowed few rays Of sunlight to fall into the
room. The days proceedings had been very prOsy
and DUH and the tightening weather. together with
the fact that 1t was near the time Of adjournment,
made the venerable counsel for
THE DEFENCE QUITE FRIsKY.
Mr. Field asked Mr.. Peckham whether Mr..
Tweedsname appeared on the warrants.
M Peckham replied that It did not, but that the
stood for r Mr. Tweed d. A. woodward). ''''
Mr. Burrll-whats that
spell Tweed on the prosecution side. Laughter.)
cI Mr. Fullerton rose very quietly and asked the
witness was to be called.
Judge Davis answered that he was going to sit
until he had made up the fifteen minutes lost by
.ne tardiness OF counsel In not appearing promptly
Mr. Fullerton looked up at the clock and said,
dour Honor has already made up seventeen out or
hiteen; IL Is now thirteen minutes Of four.'
The Court-Well, l mean to make IL up fuily II
we lose fifteen minutes every day we shall never
get through. Counsel must be prompt.
Mr.. Fullerton (submissively and pleadinpIyl-
Well, was prompt, your Honor lLaughter)
The Court-Wel l might almost excuse counsel
for delay this morning as
THE FOG
made 1t matter Of some dinlculty to find the
Court. Qaugbter)
Mr.. Field, after short pause, during which he
had evidently been thinking up his joke, said 81
feel inclined TO ask whether the Court could ind its
way through the fog 1t has encountered all day
since 1t arrived in the buildng.D More laughter,
which the Judge oblitersted with one crack Of the
gavel)
Mr.. Peckham was very busy meanwhile lhe
seems TO do most of the work, anyhow counting
and arranging the warrants, and when he had fin
ishcd he offered In evidence ''a the corresponding
entries In the book OF audit to each OF the war.
rants.r Objected 10. Objection overruled and
evidence admitted. Excepted TO by the defence.
The entries contained IN the voucher record on
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-07-12
Trnda Marks.

One of the provisions of the new law is
that trade marks must be protected by
registration in the United States Patent
office. Heretofore, trade marks-except
50 far as particular designs could. be pat
ented-were only protected in loose and
uncertain manner by the State courts but
now the Unieed States offers definite and
certain protection for the term Of thirty
years, at a fee $25.
Any person, firm or corporation dOmi-
ciled in the United States, OF in any for
eign country affording by treaty or conven-
ton similar privileges TO citizens of the
United States, may, under the new law
of patents and copyrights, obtain the right
10 the exclusive use, for thirty years, OF
any trade mark consisting OF any new fig
ure or design, or any new word or new
combination of words, letters or figures
upon their manufactures, and otherwise
in their business. The protection extends
to trade marks already in use for any
length of time or about to be adopted.
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Sx-LAplEs TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE
The Real velpau Female Pills.
Warranted French,

These Pills, so csIehrared many years ago II
Paris, for the relief Of female Irregularities, and at
tsrNard- for their criminal employment In the
tice o. abortion, offered fo saIe for the first
time in America. They nave been kept in compare
live Obscur1ty rom the fact that the originator DR..
Nripau, j. physician In Paris of great alth and
has strict conscientious principles and ha- withheld
themfrOm general use lest they should be employed
for unlawful purposes.
In overcomlng Female Distinctions. Falling OF the
Womb Whites, Green Sickness, Suppression, Re
teBtiou, or lmmoderate Flow of the Monthly DIE
charges. Nervous and Spinal Affections, Pains in the
Back and Limbs, Fatigue on slight eXerti1u. PalpiLs-
tOB Of the Heart, Mysteries, &C, and will Affect ii
cure when all other means have failed and, although
powerful remedy. do not contain calOmel anJimO-
ny. anything huriful 20 the constitution
To married ladies' and Young girls who have never
been regulated, they are peculiarly suited They
will. in short time, bring on the monthly period
with regularity.
CAUTION Married ladies should uey err take hem
when there /. aly believe theu-et,. preg-
nant for they viii be sure to produce m-cly. age.
Ladies' can procure box sealed from fue eyes OF
the curious. ~ enclosing dollar and postage
stamps 20 NJ. " MACOMBER. General AGENT for
United State and Cannd1s, 4; AlhaEy. Y. y or any
authorized agent.
5Iidggly
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CLINAX!CLlMAX!

Pages Climax Salye, a Family
blessing for - cents.
1t heals without a scar. No
family should be without it.
warrant IL t0cUre Screfula
Sores, Salt RECum, Cai,Llains,
Sore Breasts or N;i.i.cs, Burns,
ScaldS, Cuts, and SWains.
1t has been used over twenty
years, without one fai me.
ut has 10 parallcl-E having per-
fectiy crad;catod disease, and
healed after all Other remedies
had failed. 1t Is a compound Of
Arnica, with many other EX-
tracts and RalsamS, and put up
in larger boxes Fer the same
price than any other Ointment.
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Young America 1iniment.
DR.. G. F. BROWNS
Young America Liniment.

THIS CELEBRATED AND WONDERFUL MED
! iclne, although a. yet but partially known 10
the public has been thoroughly tested in the hands
~ the proprietor for the last five yearr; during
which time the rapidly increasing demand for II
equallcd by nothing but it, wonderful success has
tuured the proprietor to extend the area of its cir
culatinn TO tho utmost limits Of the civilized uni
verse.
IN offering this Liniment to the public a. we do
In ful! confidence that 1t must super-edc all other
now Ia use, a. an external remedy for the cure of
all diseases in the reach of that class of medicines
We can safely assert without the least fear of con
tradtciOn, that II stands unrivailed in the list of
medical compounds externally applied for the curp
OF disease, Feeling, therefore that il IL unueces
sary !" pun rrmedy so eminenty wonderful In its
effects n.ysteriously infallibe in its powers Of
relief, caus the deaf to hear blind TO seq the
nervous. drawn and crippled rheumatic to walk
erect, and rejoice again in the powers and vgor of
MANHOOD, THIS preparation is offered to the Dubli
on Its own merits and claims volcanic origin or
essential oils OF the Arabian deserts but On the
contrary, il what its name imports and is a rare
combination Of the powers of North American pro-
ducts.
This Eminent has gained a lasting reputation
where 1t has been used, in most which renuirp
an external remedy, such rheumatism snraness
ana swelling OF the breast, pain and weakness in
the back ana JOINTS, spralns, bruises cramp- frozpn
limbs, numhness, bites OF insects old sores fever
sores gOttre or sweled neck uaralvsfs 1xounds
erysipelas, bite of reptiles headache Whit swell
lngs, mango, poison, hurus. all dwellings. salt
rheitl' corns, warts, sore eyes ruu-rnuuds &c We
daily hear of the most astonishing cures on amin
by THIS excellent remedy. and hazard uothing in
saying that there never has been its equal as Gu
rative for horses We assert positively thai II viii
cure any of swGeny in existence: also anlint
gals, sprains strains, bruises scratches wonnds
hig head, wind gals. sore eyes, swelinps &c and
has never failed to cure istula poll evil ringbone
ahd spawn when used In the beginning, strictly ac-
c0rding 10 directions.
For sale by everymerchant and druggist through
ont the Onion.
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MOFFAT's LIFE PILLS
aud
PHOENIX BITTERS.

The most SucceSSfRl Medicines
in the world.
Established in 1885, by one of
our Most Eminent Physicians,
and now used throughout North
and South America, with more
pleasing results than any other
Medicine in cases of diseased
Liver, Blood, or Skin, Indiges-
ton, COstiveness, Bilious Com
plants, Rheumatism, and Fever
and Ague.
Thousands of certificates are
in our possession, giving detailed
accounts OfperfectCU RES effect
ed by these invaluable Medicines.
They regulate the System, and
put all the functions of the body
in a healthy condition.
"a" Sold by Druggists everywhere
J. T. Rowland, Proprietor. 50 Liberty
Street New York
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cATARRH REMEDY.
Catarrh Of 25 Years Stan
ding.

With droppings in throat almos to Chok-
ing, Headache, Pains in Lhoulders, Back
and kidneys, and entire Breaking Gown
Of the System, cured by Constitutional
Catarrh Remedy.
To Messrs. LITTLEFIELD d HAYES, Pruprietors
OF Constitutional Catarrh Remedy, Manchester,
Nh:
reside at Manchester. y. H., and previously re-
sided AZ Henniker and am a native OF Wears. this
State. l have had Catarrh IS years, ever since
was 10 years old; had it bad all the time 1t run
all that period, and nights il would fill up and drop
down in my thzoat, causing feeling of choking,
so that | would spring mp in bed to save myself
from strangulation. 1t affected my head SO that 1
felt confused, and was troubled with severe head
ache at intervals for a week at time | also had
pains in the shoulders, back and kidneys, from
which l suffered immensely. SO bad were they.
that year ago last summer was Obliged TO lie in
bed most of the time for three months. / have
tried all kinds of snuff and CaIarrh remedies with
particular benefit. and consulted physicians |
began TO take the Constitutional Catarrh Remedy
last August. began to grow better before finish
Ing the first bottle. Ny cattarrh Is cured my
health Is restored. have pains aches or cough.
NV whole system is made over new. l know il is
suffering and almost the grave. am now able to
do the hardes work and bear the greatest exposure
and feel that cannot say too much in favor of the
Constitutional Catarrh Remedy.
MRS f. j FLANDERS.
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Some Of the Beauties Of Protective System
Paper Makers and Printers.

Paper making is an art, employing In Its
6S4 mills in this country 1879 persons.
The annual wages of these hands is 81
AIT, $50, and their annual product $50, S42,-
445 This product is used by 2, III printing
establishments, who employ 30,924 per
sons, who receive annual wages aggregat-
SIS, 1888, 9lS, and whose annual product is
500, s62, 447. 1t would seem that If any
encouragement should be given by a pro-
tective tariff, it should be to the 30,924
employees in the printing business, which is
an art requiring the utmost intelligence
and the rarest skill Not so; the tariff
law makes distinction in favor of the 49,
779 paper makers, imposing duty of 20
per cent. upon printing paper for the en-
couragement of the home paper maker,
which duty is imposed upon the SO,924
printers for the materials used, to the dis
enlargement OF the home printer and pub
Usher. This is only one instance of the
beautiful working of the tariff discrimina-
/ tions
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-07-12
Beware OF counterfeits !
JOB MOSES SIR {AmEs CgaARKE's

sssIro h, ,yyVSppvSrERFRrrED. DtshOaesf Dru0gfsss
M gsg,,n 49, a','n'syJs'ts 70 MAKE 9vaater pToSts
~. gs1th"e stpc re J oh No. = -
bicfdgs Al ofhsrs tr0rth~ss trs,,,Es =" -,
GESuISE Pills are uufAiling in the cure ~ ~ ,ans
painful ana dangerous diseases which the ternslo
constitution Is subject They moderate All ereessiys
snd cure All suppression Of the menses when caDsed
~ cold, Inflammation. or disease In All r.ass ~
Nervous and Spinal Affections, Pains in the Bnek
ena lambs Fatigue on slight eIertion Pslpitation
OF the Heart Mysteries and Whites they Will efFect a
cure when All other have failed and Although
yey powerful, contain nothing hurtful 10 the most
delicate constitution ~
Circular IN English German and French aropnd
eech bottle gives full direction and advice
. The GEEufSE Pills sold at most drug stoves hut
y your druggist cannot supply the GENUIsE DO not
e persuaded 70 aceept any counterfeit or bogus ar
uele but send One Dollar 10 the sole propTetor Hon
Moses u Cortiandt Street. New YORK with name
o. express Once at which you will call for the pack
Age and bottle Of the GENUINE Pills sNcureiy and
safely packed IN plain wrappers will be sent By return
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OFFICE or rHr c. F. BROWN CHEMICAL Co

- W WlIIlaTn 81, New York, May :. ls72 (
The G. +. Brown Chemical Company, are now the
sole proprietors Of Or c. +. Browns Young Amer
lea liniment and are determined TO prosecute to
the iull extent of the Law all persons making or
selllng the Imitation or counterfeit article.
CAuTlON..This Eminent having been extern
syely cuuBteffeifed the proprietorz have felt the
necessity of protecting the public by having pri-
vate revenue stampengraved expressly for IT, which
stamp viii he found over the cork Of every bottle
Of the genuine 1t representsa handsome sfeed led
by groom, and Is eDcircled by the words 'sDR G
f. BROWNS YOUNG AMERICA LINIMENTr
Dr. e. f Browns Young America Liniment has
been found 70 be and speedy cure for the new
Horse Disease--INFLUENZA.
DIaEcrIOss,- Rub the Neck and Throat with the
Liniment once day; and mix a tablespoonful of
II In the horses food for two three nights They
must be fed only soft feed, the waite. obey drink
and blanketsd. asdaTn
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THE GREAT FRENCH REMEDY.
DELAnARRr,S SprCYIrc prr-

Prepared by j GARANCIFRR
No 2lt Rue Lombard Paris
These pills sre highly recommended nv the sntir,
Medical Faculty ot France a. the very hest remedy
~ al cases Of opeunatorTh UA OF Seminal WsakneSs
Weak spine Deposits IN the Urine; Nervous IA,
putty. snd al the ghasiy train Of Diseases arising
from Abuse and Secret Habits They esrs when m
other remedies fail aud hays been used with asfonsh
ina success by the leading French PhyscianH dining
the pat " years Pamphlet II Advice IN each hoI
o. viii % ssn' Tree IN any address Price 4 per
boz. Sent by mail F-r-lu .sstfeg from an .bssr
sanog. receipt ~ price by suy advertised gent
OSCAR q. MOSES. Il t'pItt. ,.tsr ar NV YoHE
sols General Agent Tor Arr~ft-s
Sold by Bru-er & Thomas. and Smith 4 Bonne
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BURDSALL'S
LINIMENT ,


Is THE ORIGINAL GENUINE PREPARATION
OF the Arnica Flower. or Leoparl'z Band and
contains all it, we-known healing properties in an
th-lnle form Tor external application, and such
i nightly recommended by all the member Of tn.
Medical Faculty. familiar with the wonderful cura-
tive properties Of the wonderful plant particular
ia case OF BURNS, for which it is -ingularly ap
phca3lc. possessing the wonderful property OF al
laying pain the instant it is applied
II is IN iHUdiuable Cure for
BURNS. SCALDS SpR AIMS
RHEUMATISM CHILBLAISS
GNFLAMMNTGONs, BRUISES. CUTS. WOUNDS
SWELIINGS, NEURALGIA.
CHAPPED HANDS, AND ALI PAINS.
I0d EquaHy 'oeH 1dapted for H,rses
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Why Have Catarrh ?

have had Cstarrh two years, and have had
all trobes arising from il, such a. dropping from
the head, sore throat, etc Ii troubled more in the
morning than at any time, as II would be some half
hour before could breath freely. The dropping
from my head has ceased. and in the morning /
have no trouble about breathing. which is great
relief to NE, and feel free from II a. ever did
have taken two bottles. Yours respectfully
MRS. H. j. TIRRELL.
Uncanconuck House Goffstown y H