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from The Waxnliaehle Democrat.
COMMISSION DEgrE.
WAxAIfACpIE, TEXAS,
I..I.s "a IlIu

July ", 1873, !
l.. J. Stroop, Esq;
We, approaching your sterling lnteg-
ritz aud fitness Ia every way for the
position, request that you permit ~ 10
announce your name asa candidate for
the Office of Superintendent Of Public
Instruction. We have seen cores.
po,idcnce from many parts Of the
State, and feel no doubt that your NOM
ination by the Democratic Convention
Is reasonably certain.
u. p. Anderson Il Bro, attorneys; A.
A. Kemble, attorneys Hon. j. w.
Kcmblc, representative; Amiz Brad
shaw, attorney; J. NJ. Strong, deputy
surveyor II. n. G.. Davis, attorney;
q. n. Aldridge, attorney; n. G. Davis,
presiding Justice; Aldridge II Williams
bankers; c. II. Gibson, district clerk
Ferris & Gctzendaner, attorneys and
bankers; Jno. Il. King, sheriff; ]. s
Siddons, hotel; n. b. Langsford, mar.
shall; Jas. NJ. Thompson, attorney; d.
q. Ransom, merchant; j. En-. Hawk
ins, b. +. Hawkins, merchants; II. II.
Dunn q Co., merchants; A. Trippet
merchant; Geo. l.. Adkisson, mer
chant; G. +. Marchbanks, merchant
S. A. Cliff, Merchant; Rainey x Marsh
attorneys; A. A. Mcmillan, merchant
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= To .,ne democracy OF Tcxa..

A convention of delegates from the
several counties will assemble in the
city of Austin, on "Wednesday, the Sd
day. of September, A, ID. 1873, for the
purpose of indicating the future policy
of the Democratic. party of the State,
and also to nominate candidates fol
the offices of Governor, Lieutenant
Governor, Treasurer, Comptroller OF
Public Accounts, Superintendent OF
Public Instruction, and Commissioner
of the General Land Office.
Iii as much as no, rule has been laid
down for determining the basis of req
rescntation, i recommend that the sew
eral counties send such number of del
egates as they deem proper, leaving il
to the Convention, as has been done
heretofore, to determine the number
of votes which each county shall be
entitled to cast. 1870 ~.
There has been no united expression
OF preference for any one place at which
the Convention should be held. Sew
eral points have been named, and
anibng the number Austin has been
selected az being rs suitable as any
other, having in view the importance
of securing full attendance in warm
weather.
Are you ready for the Convention?
Have you perfected your local organi-
cations. Have You determined in your
own minds the policy that should gov
ern in future, and selected suitable
men 10 represent you? IL you have
not, let me beg YOU to delay these inn
porfant matters no longer.
Do you wish SIN 10 he governed by
q. &c.. =.
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WAXAIIACIIIE, TEXAS, |
.Iulv IN 1879

TO MEssRs. T.. p. ANDERSON & BRO,
carr. A. BRADSHAW, A. A. KEN
BILE, Hon. J. w. KEMBLE AND
OTHERS
Gentlemen Your note of the 9th
inst, requesting permission TO an
nounce my name as a candidate to the
Office of Superintendent of Public In
struction, is before me. In answer to
which ] have to inform you that |
would not, i'm case our State Demo-
cratic Convention should see fit to con-
fer the nomination to said Office upon
me, refuse to accept the same. Thank
ing you, gentlemen, for the confidence
rcp0sed in me, have the honor to
remain, Yours respectfully,
l.. j. STROOP,
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FIRE.

Inlour paper, yesterday, appeared a
very sensible article, assigning the
reason why the rates of Insurance are
so high in our city, This is vital
question to e'"business men and
property owners of Dallas, and one
they should begin to control and so
manage al to rid themselves of some
of the burdens IL is now imposing
upon them. II is well known to every
one that in poorly constructed cities,
where, oombustible material compose
the grcaterpart of; every structure, that
the rates Of insurance are always
higher. than where fire-proof advan-
tages are resorted to by builders. The
same thingIlis ALSO true where the
proper precautions against fire are not
made by the authorities upon whom
such duties properly dcvolve, in every
city, we care not how rigid the ordi-
nance may be in building houses, ac-
cortling to the --latest and most i'm
proved plans.p Dallas is now having
someiof the best buildings in the State
put up within its limits. The value of
these houses, compared with those
which have heretofore crowded our
thorough fares, will be found to be pro-
ductiye of q great loss to property
holders, when they proceed to protect
themselves from the ravages of fire by
heavy policies Of insurance. In many
places houses have been removed to
make place for iron fronts, which were
insured for one thousand dollars,
whereas the new structure will be
worth ten times as much, and thus we
SEQ that unless the rates are reduced,
theexpense of insurance will besimply
r,lIuous to owners. How can this out
lay of money be prevented, and Mt the
same time property he pro tccted with
Out SO great expense, is the question
that is presented, and that should
be engaging the attention of all
persons concerned. We would slg-
gest that. the City Council take
this matter in hand, and
PROCEED deliberately to dispose of it,
leaving nothing rntricd or undone TO
place the rates'of insurance low down,
and at the same time provide for the
protection OF The companies by sup
plying some good means for the eXtin-
guishment of fire when ii occurs. We
would like for the Council to appoint a
committee of one OF two from its body
and, say three citizens, and have them
proceed to. Sedalia, Mo-, for the pur-
pose Of examining the Holly system of
water works, and if found to be better
and equally as cheap as steam engines
ofeq,,al capacity, that we take some
steps 1T tj,fcc TO secure the erection of
those worl. : IL Dallas. There is no use
or senselip i,l.laying any longer this
vital necess.ir. The time has fully
arrivc,lin llic history Of our city when
we all Know that its prospects and per-
potuity are fixed, and that from its
present We'll built proportions it will
continue to grow until every CONNER
cial and manufacturing demand of this
country is supplied from this place.
There is no occasion, certainly no rea-
son, why we should send annually
thousands of dollars to the North for
insurance ON. our houses, when we can
save at least two-thirds Of it by supply
ing our city with the proper facilities
for extinguishing fires when they oc-
Qlr.i.tl t-tii4, 2. " ft' $50 l4i'
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superintendent of Public instruction

In another column will be found a
correspondence between number OF
prominent citizens of Ellis county and
Judge J.. J. Stroop, of that county, ask
ing him 10 become candidate for SUI
pcrintendent OF Public Instruction,
and his reply, submitting his name to
the consideration of the Democratic
Convention. We have been acquaint-
ed with Judge Stroop for long time,
and know him to be man of strict
integrity, fully competent for the dn-
ties of the Office, and If chosen he
would make - efficient and accepta-
bic officer. s.
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DAYoNNE, July 16.-The Carlists
claim they have 10000 men under
arms.
The Spanish government has or
dered war vessels to cruise along
the coast of Biscay toprevent the land
ing cargoes of arms and military stores
for the Carlists.
Senior Aurich, Minister of Marine,
has returned from Carthagena. While
there, he was fired at by the insurgent
troops. A portion of the garrison of
Carthegena, who'refused to join the re-
volt, will reach here to-day.
kilograms from Valencia state that
precautions have been taken to pre-
vent an outbreak there. The Governor
reports that the volunteers may be re-
lied on to support the authorities.
MADRID, July 16.-Dispatches from
Barcelona announce that yesterday all
the workmen in the cotton and wooden
factories struck, and the shops We're
closed i'm the evening.
The employees comprising both sexes
were harangled by several speakers at
the Plaza, WHO urged them to emulate
the course of the men of Alcoy, over
throw the municipal government, and
burn the churches and public build
ings. These statements were not re-
ceived with favor, the speakers being
Kissed. Before any serious disturbance
occurred, troops arrived and dispersed
the assembly. Further manifestations
by the most violent among the work.
men are apprehended, and precautions
have been taken to deal with them
romptly.
Two thousand Carlists have entered
tho Province of Valencia. President
Morgake refused TO negotiate with the
Carlists for an exchange of prisoners,
but authorized the Republican COM
manders to come to some understand
ing, unoflicially, with the Carlists to
secure the proper treatment of Spanish
troops falling into the hands of the in
surgcnts.
HALIFAx, July l6.-The schooner
Ocean Belle, engaged i'm saving the
cargo of the wrecked ship Minerva, at
st. Paul's, was herself totally wrecked.
The Juenta has arrived from West
Indies. Six deaths from yellow fever
occurred during her passage.
NEW YORK, July l6. = Byron A.
Stief, nephew of Charlotte Willett,
whose half-eaten body was found in a
house on Eighty-seventh street, Sun
day night, made application yesterday,
in the Surrogate Court, for letters of
administration upon her estate. He
alleges the deceased left no will, and
that her personal estate does not exceed
500. Sic was never married, and her
sole surviving heirs are Eliza Haywood,
of Savannah, Ga, and himself
Weather slightly cooler.
A dispatch from Wilke4barrc reports
apprehensions of a general movement
among the miners, for the increase of
wages, which led TO the long strike
two years ago.
The trustees Of the Peabody Educa-
tlonnl Fund met to-day. The Presi-
dent, with other trustees are here, in
Guiding Governor Aiken, Of South Car
DINA, and Dr. Sears.
The first hale Of cotton this year, was
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The fragrant sozodont is scientific com.
position Of the puresi aud choicest ingre-
dents Of the Oriental vegetable kingdom
Every ingredient l. well known 70 have a
beneficial effect ON the teeth and gums. II
removes all disaerecabie odors. even that Of
tobacco, IL frequently removes those rnrases
which children sustain In Their teeth, owing
to improper use Of sweet and acid articles,
which impercepiibiy destroy them.
sraldlns's Cline, the siietiesi thing ont
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V,HE STATE OF TEN AS-To the Sheriff
or nuy Constable OF Dallas County,
Greeting: You are hereby commanded that
you summon, by publication as the law
directs, John Long and +. :. Gordon, who
are absent from the state, 10 be and appear
before me, al my Office In the city OF Dallas,
In Precinct No. 1, on the 9Th day OF August,
ls7s, to answer the complaint Of Harvey
shepherd, for the sum Of seventy five dollars
fEoldl due upon note Of date October %, 1872,
payable sixty days after date, with interest
at the rate of ten per cent per annum alter
maturity
Herein fail not, and Of this writ make due
return, ms the law directs.
Given under my hand this July H., 1873.
]. u. KERFOOT, ]. L. Precinct No, l,
4pat Dallas County, Texas.
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Dallas County.

$40 acres, miles southeast of Hutchins, the
Ann Stokes survey, prairie and timber; price,
24O acres, Ii miles southeast of Dallas, part
OF the q. w. shaw survey, timber; price, 50
per acre.
ls5 acres, miles northwest OF Dallas, part
of tile Il. Denton survey, timber; price, 50 per
acre.
$40 acres, Is miles southwest of Dallas the
J. =. Jones survey, prairie and timber; price,
50 per acre.
\ $40 acres, 10 miles northwest of Dallas, tim
Der; So per acre.
so acres, 10 miles west of Dallas, part of the
Thomas Collins snrvey, prairie; s. per acre.
| 1876 acres, IA miles east of Dallas, The VIM.
Bryan survey, timber; S. per acre.
lOO acres, miles north of Dallas, part of the
Bledsoe survey, prairie, at so per acre.
aS acres, miles south OF Dallas, part of the
Levi Dixon League, prairie and timber, at
20 per acre.
| 173 acres, Smiles south of Dallas, part of the
| Levi Dixon league, prairie, mt 81 80 per acre.
$40 acres, IA miles east of Dallas, the Corne-
Illus Vernay survey, prairie, at So per acre.
81 acres, 8 miles west OF Dallas, part of the
ID. A. Leonard survey, at g 80 per acre.
so acres, miles west of Dallas, part of the
| ID. a. Leonard survey, Mt S. so per acre.
100 acres, miles northwest of Dallas, part
of the T.. Derbin survey, timber, at S. so per
acre. ..
| l73 acres, II miles east of Dallas, part of tue
j. johnson survey, prairie, at 81 % per acre.
1S2l3 acres, IL miles east OF Dallas part OF
| the w. l.antham survey, timber, ut 50 per acre.
| 100 acres, u miles southwest OF Dallas, part
of the WV. Merrell survey, prairie, at IS %
| per acre.
$40 acres, ga miles southwest of Dallas, part
of the Harvey Clark survey, prairie and tim
Der, at 50 80 per acre,
3i74 across miles south of Dallas part of
! the A. d. Howard survey, prairie and timber,
| Mt 81 per acre.
| $40 acres, 8 miles northwest of Dallas, part
of the +. Crockett survey, prairie and timber,
at "a 30 per acre.
| FARMS IN DALLAS COUNTY.
| 100 acres, 3 miles east of Breckinridge, +.
Mop survey, 30 acres in cultivation, at so per
acre.
| $50 acres, miles north of Dallas, 100 acres
| in cultivation, good orchard, at IS 600.
| $40 acres, miles southwest of Dallas, 200
| acres in cultivation, 40 acres pasture, good
dwellings, tenant houses, barn, stable, ETC.;
gin, small saw and grist mill; at &, 900.
| 100 acres, miles northwest of Dallas, 50
acres in cultivation, two-story house, ut 81 900.
| 30 acres, miles north of Dallas, lie acres
| in cultivation, at So 80 per acre.
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unnreccdentcd success.

Within the past year 10000 boxes OF DIR
TUTT'S VEGE'rA BILE LIVER PILLS have
been sold, and not u single instance Is known
where they have failed to give satisfaction
If you would enjoy life, have a fine appetite
and robust health, use these Pills.
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TEXAS LAND LOCATING COMPANY.

and will locate Certificates for one-sixih in
terest in the land.
Below we give partial list of the lands
that we are now Offering for sale
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We see that Proctor & CANDLES Extra
Olive Soap is becoming very popular in our
city. Its quality, we know, is superior. and
being nicely perfumed, we are not surprised
that consumers prefer II, and that II has a
arge sale,
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Tho BARRIERS Prefer Dr. TUFTS Hair Dye.

Trade supplied by II. +. George, Galveston ;
Wheelock, Finlay 4 Co., N. o.; Common &
Walker and II. G. Hoskins & Co., Dallas, and
all druggists throughout the State.
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AUGUSTA, November, 1860.

DIR. W. II. Tut;
1t affords me much pleasure to testify u
are all they are represented to be. In my
opinion, there are no Pills so well adapted
to the Southern climate MS they are.
Yours truly,
JOS. BRUMMEL, late of Richmond, Va
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UNDERTAKING
A. w. MORTON

Respectfully informs the citizens of Dallas
and the surrounding counties that he has
fitted up his cs.ablishmenton Cochran street,
ex pressly for the business, and Is prepared to
make Collins at the shortest notice, To order,
and trim them in all styles He also keeps
on hand, at all times, collins OF all sizss,
ready made, with the exception Of trimming,
which he can deliver at an hours notice, day
or night. lie has also made arrangements 10
keep on hand full assortment Of Metallic
Burial Cases, which he can deliver ON call.
He has the exclusive agency for these Burial
Cases, for Dallas and surrounding counties,
and can supply them at the lowest prices.
Having provided himself with nne oval
Glass Hearse, and necessary appendagtT, he
Will undertake all the necessary arrange
ments for burials with dispatch. He has de-
public Az MORTON : =
aswtf Cochran tlnte StiiD street.
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LOST.

Bounty warrant No. 3s9S. for so acres, issued
to VIM. II. Clemens, date not remembered.
Also, donation warrant No. 5ih, for w acres,
issued TO VIM. II. Clemens, date not remem-
berrd II not found within sixty days, we
shall apply to the Land Office of the State of
Texas forduplicates.
Agents for owners.
Dallas. July Is, 1873. A w9t
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Land Renters 4 Buyers
CUT THIS OUT FOR REFERENCE.


In the Upper Brazos River country, about
latitude ~ deg, without and raj removed
from any swamps, hence the most henllnIul
portion of Texas, and where the grains,
fruits and vegetables of the Eastern and
Northern States, and also the great staple,
cotton, can be ali successfully grown. These
lands are very rich, none sticky therefore
can be plowed very soon after rains, 6rass
OF the best, and abundant, and good water
generally obtninable at from u TO &, feet,
with the promise OF five railroads soon, and
development OF its resources Of iron. nickel,
stone coal, etc.-prospects for II becgmink me
most widf-awake, active and nourishing
portion Of Texas. In Young snow the center
OF attracfionl. Throckmorfon and Jack coun-
tias we have for sale Of the "Premirm Peters
Colony Lands" selected and patented twenty
wears moo. i50 surveys, each OF SD acres, or In
tracts n 70 and 100 acres, on terms half cash.
half on two years time Prepare 70 camp,
and travel by wagon, and view the Eden
rapidly securing homes. Apply 10 :
GRAHAM a. BRO,
aru-am At Grnham, Young Co., Texns.
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LAND! LAND! LAND!
Av!?, JENKINS \ AvI?,
General Land Agents,
Dallas, Texas,
ARE NOW OFFERING
For Sale at LOVE- Figures
A large amount of
a m Ds
In Northern Texas, including number Of
VALUABLE FARMS
in this and adjoining counties, and business
and residence
LOTS AND HOUSES

in the city of Dallas.
We invite land buyers TO call and examine
our register. Lands in our hands are FOR
SALE. When n man puts his property in
the hands OF an agent lie means Cuisines"
and does not put II "fitncy price" on his land
to scare away purchasers.
Persons having land for sale will find 1t to
their interest to call and register their lands
at once. We charge nothing for registering
or advertising, and only Il small commission
when sale is effected.
If you want to sell your land to the immi-
grants to this country, you must place them
In the hands OF Agents on the line OF travel.
Our Office being In the city of Dallas, which
has now become the center OF commerce and
travel for the North in Northwestern
Texas. We have superior facilities for selling
lands, which we have greatly increased by
liberal advertising, and we can insure sat-
isfaction to all who place property in our
hands.
We'buy and sell on commission, Land Ger
tiflcates. This branch of our business We
make II specially. We are members of the
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r y IT Old Type Hetai.
vxrANTED-Purchas for lot Of old
w tyne mefal-an excellent substitute for
Babbitt metal. Price low, Apply ., The
Herald ofiees
,asn t4-rk ms'lctrcnrts DALAI Co. Texai
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.

| PHILADELPHIA, July 16.-EX-Rev-
enue Collector John b. Kenney was
found dead in his room. Disease of
the heart was the immediate cause.
CINCINNATI, July 16.--The storms
throughout O,Iio damaged crops and
fruits. The Second German Reformed
Church of Fort Wayne was demolished
by lightning. Trains are stopped OH
several roads.
LOUISVILLE, KY, July l6.-The Lii
brary building and hamburger, Bloom
d Co. IS store is burning. There was a
number of alarms during the evening.
Some of the first fires reported are out.
The fire is burning near the Louisville
Hotel. There were four fires last night
within two hours and half.
The first one was about half past
O'Clock, in the lumber yard of Long &
Bro. Little damage was done.
The Second was in the sandy manu-
factory of Conrad Evler Markits, in
volving a loss of $4,000.
The third was OH Third street between
Main and River, and originated in j..
q. Withers & Co.'S tobacco factory, de-
stroying that and the adjoining build
ing of Herbert & Wright, mill fprn-
ishers establishment. The loss of
Withers d Co. is $1,000. Insured in the
| Western and German offices, in this
| city, for $500. The loss of Herbert q
Wright was about 5000. Insured for
| one-fourth.
The fire in Bowbcrger & Blooms
block on Fourth, between Green and
Walnut, destroyed Vcrdon's grocery,
Madame Buckley's fancy goods and a
vacant house, and damaged Porgniss'
restaurantand confectionery. The loss
Of the latter is estimated at $4,000.
The particulars of the other losses are
not yet reported.
NEW ORLEANS, July 16.-A dispatch
here last night consumed three brick
buildings fronting on the levee, and
occupied by Rulpcll, Rainey & Co., Gill
ham IL Chew, and Maxey & Aiken.
The loss is estimated at $l6,500; insur-
ance, $1,000.
Boston, July lG.--The Postmaster
refused to recognize official stamps on
letters addressed to private individuals
and also fees for registration. The
Postmaster General decides him wrong.
Nice-President Wilson is partially
paralyzed. His face is disfigured and
his speech somewhat affected.
It is probable that Carpenter, elected
pro tenn, will preside at the opening of
the Senate.
An inventory of Cakes Ames' prop
erty shows him to have. been worth
S5,750,O00.
COLUMBIA, s. c., July 16.-Colonel
Lemon, prominent lawyer, and for
nearly quarter of a century solicitor
of the Middle Circuit, died to-day,
aged -.
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Tarrant County.

1,2s0 acres, patented to Clark & Bryan, at
lac acres, In the name OF f. Houston, at IS
per acre.
100 acres, 10 miles southwest of Fort Worth,
part OF the J. Gillelon survey, prairie, at ~
per acre.
lG0 acres, 10 miles east of Fort Worth, the
Fannin survey, at IS per acre.
400 acres, 10 miles southwest of Dallas, the
per aero.
FARMS.
so acres, miles south OF Fort Worth, 70
acres In cultivation, orchard and hedge fence;
price, $500.
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Denton County.

5000 acres, 10 miles south of Denton, the w.
Thorton survey, prairie and timber, at So per
acre.
FARM.
200 acres, 3 miles south of Lewisville, rs
acres in cultivation, at 50 per acre.
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For sale
m, i6,0Go 10 10000 feet of SECONDHAND
Il NJ b1NG, at from rs to IS cts. per foot.
ready gtbp9. ~"N '''
April 2S. IT, HH WARNrP.
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MO AGENT

clu.ive territory ard the BEST TUUIS IN Wn.
With On, Agents having immense success, aoa
making from IS ito $lb per day. One agent to'S
40 subscriptions in esy, others report from 10 "'
25 per day specimen copies OF paper. fali parns~
lars, terms, etc sent free to any address -.
Write ut once to our FIRRSlDE FRIEND, Ga
capo, H.
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Butter and cheese are almost indlspens-
BILE articles OF food. Properly used, they
are nutritious and healthy; but an inordi
nate use Of either causes indigestion and
dyspepsia. Owen Gsifney's Sunday Com
fort. Jndiciorsly used viii reuoYe both O!
there trouble
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Catarrh, Consumption, AN 4
Rheumatism.

Immediate relief and a permanspt cure euarsn-
teed In every caso Particulars sent fee Addre~
CLINTON MEDICAL INSTIrUTk, lAI AAsI lesa
Street, New York.