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ITALY.
MISCELLANEOUS.

The letter of Count Chambord, the
would-be Bourbon King of France, seems
to have damaged and demoralized his ad-
herents, and rendered it nearly certain that
Tor some time to come France will remain at
least Republican in name. The royalst
committee are still III session, unable and
not likely to come to any conclusion. The
press generally advise prolongation of
Marshal MacMahOn's term of office, and it
is probable that Conservative deputies will
support this course in the assembly.
is estimated that the increase of tie
public debt for the present month will
amount to about five millions dollars.
The total currency issued from the
treasury department up to yesterday, as
showed by semi i-officia statement from
is $409. .521 ,332.45. The
receipts from internal revenue for the
month Of October have been Sc. .9OS. .46I.
showing a falling off tf So, 1893 ,7O2, as COM
pared with the same month of last year.
There were only three deaths from
yellow fever at Memphis Yesterday, The
epidemic was considered ended, and cit-
zens were returning to the city, stores
being reopened and business resumed.
A rumor that prevailed yesterday that
Judge Richardson was about to resign the
secretaryship of the treasury is denied by
both the judge himself and the president.
The estimates for the legislative branch
OF the government for the next year will
cal! for largely increased appropriation.
This is caused by the increase Of Congress-
mems pay and the increase of the members
OF the house under the new apportionment.
Pierre Berlin, Frank Cairo, and Berdel-
alse, sentenced to the penitentiary for theft
IN New Orleans, escaped from the Parish
prison to-day by throwing pepper in the
turnkey's eyes,
The dead body of horse thief named
Thomas Rox was found hanging in the
woods, near Virginia City, Cedar county,
Missouri, yesterday.
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is true. 1t is no humbug; the recipe is printed
around each bottle. circular containing
certificates of wonderful cures of rheumatism,
neuralgia, lock-iaw, sprains, swellings, burns,
scalds. caIed-breast, poisonous frozen-feet
gout, salt-rheum, ear-ache, &c. and the recipe
of the Liniment will be sent gratis to any one.
1t is the most wonderful healing and paln-reliev
Ing agent the world has ever produced. 1t cells
as no article ever before did sell, and it sells
cause it does just what 1t pretends TO do. One
bottle of the CRsrAuR LISIMEsr for animals
yellow wrapper) is worth a hundred dollars for
spawned, strained or CALLED horses and mules,
and Tor screw worm IN sheep. No family or
stock-owner can afford to be without CEsTAuR
LIsIaEsT. j. B. RosE & o., as Broadws- New
York
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Released ON Bail.
KENTUCKY.
Suit Against railroads.

LOUISVILLE, November IA suit was
iiled in the chancerY court yesterday even
ing by the farmers bank, against the
chesapeake and Ohio railroad company
and the Louisville, Cincinnati and Lexing-
ton railroad company, to recover on note
for sac, 900, given by the Chesapeake and
Ohio railroad company and sold, and dis
counted by the Farmers bank, at Frank
fort. The note was protested after pre-
sentation at the company's office in New
York. The Farmers bank then sued out
an attachment and garnisheed the Louis.
vile, Cincinnati and Lexington railroad,
which is largely indebted TO the Chesa-
peake and Ohio Railroad.
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! financial
NEW YORK, November I.-Noou-
stocks dull and irregular. Money 2;
nothing doing. Gold 1889. Exchange,
long %; short 81. Governments dill
State bonds dull,
The Case OF Theodore TtIton.
New YORK, November 1.-At n meet
ing of the members Of the Plymouth church
last evening, the examining committee of
Ine church made report on the case of
theodore Tilton, recommending that his
name be dropped from the roll Of member
snip. The report was adopted.
Illton, who was present, denied that
there was any authority for expelling him.
as ne claimed not to have been member
OF the church for four years. He. however
announced his readiness to answer anv
charges against him.
:. MIR. Beecher said: 81 desire to saw that
l don't believe that Mr.. Tilton has desire
IN any way to shirk his proper RESPONSE
bility. or to avoid or to evade any proper
charge that might be made by the church.
Lie asks if l have any charge to make.
l have none. Whatever differences have
been between us have been amicablv
adjusted, and, SO far as am concerned
buried. So far as he is Concerned I
have no charges. This whole matter has
been against my judgment"
Conviction of Another Embezzler.
/. NEW YORK, November l.-Nine ind;cr-
ments for forgery and embezzlement have
been found against John d. Cause. cashier
OF the banking firm of Lawrence Brothers.
cause pleaded guilty of .orgery in the third
aegree, and was sentenced to four and
haii years In the state prison. The amount
OF the embezzlement was $4,000.
HOyi, Sprague Il Go.
OswEGO. November 1.-Hoyt, Sprague
q Cos. woolen mills at Oswego Falls close
to-day until further notice. Some five
hundred operatives will be thrown out of
employment.
New York, November 1.-The build
ers say regarding the threatened strike
there so little work it can easily be done
by non-society men. It's the general i'm
preston Of the bosses that the men will |
submit to a reduction of wages.
The house of Ell. B. CIahin & Co. 10 |
freely spoken of as in trouble, and it is
stated an adjourned meeting of those in |
terested in the house will be held at noon. |
The ferry boats Erie and Delaware col
!lded this morning, causing panic among
200 passengers, but they were all rescued
by canal boats. The accident is attributed
70 cheap pilots who have replaced those of
years experience.
James H. Gordon, stock broker, has
failed. ift
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNI
u TED STATES for the Eastern District of
Virginia.
rupt--in bankruptcy.
TO Whom it May Concern-The undersigned,
VIM. II. Alld.rdiee, OF Richmond city
and State of Virginia, hereby gives
notice of his appointment as assignee OF the
estate of Joseph f. Payne, of the county of
Culpeper in said district, and who was, to-
wit, the 9th day of Oet'r, a. d. 1873, adjudged
q bankrupt upon the petition of himself, by the
District Court OF the United States for said
district ,at, =. Il -
Dated at Richmond, The LIST day of Noy'r, a.
d., 1878. VIM II. ALLDERDICE,
no l-SSw Assignee
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ONE of the marked results of the COM
mercial panic which grew out of excessive
railroad enterprise, is the disenchantment of
of the public mind respecting Vanderbilt
and his roads. The Commodore, /" as he is
called, was regarded prior to that event,
as grand railroad monarch, and the rail
roads managed by him or in his interest,
as not only the best roads in the country
but the most successful. The stocks Of
the New York Central and the Lake Shore
roads were considered excellent invest
ments and as safe as United States bonds !;
but to-day the Commodore" is himself
under suspicion, his roads are looked on
with dstrust, and the stocks Of both the
roads we have named are quoted at fig
ures that betoken terrible loss of public
confidence.
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DEATH OF COLONEL STEPHEN f.
MILLER. Died last night at the Orphan
asylum, Colonel Stephen F. Miller, aged
about slxtY,iye or seventy years.
Colonel Miller, at one time, was assis-
tant editor OF the New Orleans Delta, was
a prominent man and politician, and is
author of some books" Bench and Bar
of Georgia. Lives of persons Of note in
Georgia and Alabama" He has been a
consistent member of the Methodist church
for number of years, and died peacefully,
expressing the hope Of soon being at rest.
AT the time of his death he was mem
Der of st. Paul's church. He will be bu-
ried at Butler Columbus Georgia En-
qnirer, 23d.
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LET EVERY CoLoRED MAN
REMEMBER THAT THE CON-
SERvATIvE CANDIDATES SAY
THAT THEIRS IS THE WHITE
MANS PARTY, AND DO NOT
WANT ANY COLORED VOTES.
COLORED MEN REMEMBER
THIS, AND vOTE THE REPUB-
LICAN TICKET STRAIGHT.
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MISSOURI.
The Senate Committee on Trhnsporta-
-t-r.F. -a ton.

the Senate Committee on TrhnsDorta-
Hs1Es, r ton.
ST. LOUIS, November 1.-The senate
committee on transportation gave o hear
ing here yesterday. From the various
statements it appears that the upper Mis-
ssisslppi rapids have been greatly improved,
but much is needed at the lower rapids.
The canal should be pushed. The Missouri
river is worthless. The railroads have
secured the bulk of trade. Kansas has no
remunerative outlet for It's surplus.
= A number of railroad men invited by
the committee did not appear. The COM
mittee has dispersed to meet at Washington
on the 10th of November, whence they 90
to New Orleans to inspect the mouth OF the
Mississippi.
Released ON Bail.
J. ST. LOUIS, November 1.-Mike McCool
who was arrested here on suspicion of be-
ing connected with the murder of Patsey
Marley, has been released on $40, 900 bail.
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| RELIGIOUS SERVICES To-MoRRow.-
The usual religious services will be held in
all of the city churches tomorrow EXCEPT
the following special appointments:
Seventh-Street Christian.-Rev. Joseph
q. Tyler at IL a. m. and u p. M, in
stead Of as heretofore.
City Almshouse.- Special services at 4
p. IN. J5
German Evangelical Lutheran (Fifth
street REV Edward Huber, of Jefferson
City, Mo-, at IL a. m. and D. IN.
Second Presbyterian. an.-Seryices at IL a.
m., in Assembly Hall. Rev. DR., Hoge
Will deliver 10y requesU the first of series
OF lectures on topics discussed by the late
Evangelical Alliance. Subject of first
Lecture 1.-The Province of the Superna-
tural." No afternoon service. a
Third Presbyterian.-Rev. S. j. Baird.
ID. d., will take pastoral charge of this
church tomorrow, preaching at II o. m.
and 7:30p. m.
Grace-Street Baptist. AT IL a. m. the
pator tRev. N. w. Wilson,. Alta p. M,
Rev. j. William Jones. f'
Fulton Baptist II a. M, Rev. j.
William Jones.
Sidney Baptist.-Rev. Aaron Jones at
III a. m. EsaTl3u
Venable- Street Chapel.--At IL a. M,
Introductory sermon by Rev. George F.
Williams, recently appointed by the Bap-
tist Sunday-school association of Rich
nond to take charge of this interest. At
. p. m,. installation services-in which
the pastors of the Baptist churches in the
city will take part. a.
United States COURTROOM. m.-Rev. A.
K. Miller will preach at IL a. m.
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THE YELLOW FEVER.

4 MEMPHIS, November 1.--Four deaths
in the past twenty-four hours, and four
from other causes. The Howard associa-
ton announce that they have ample funds
for their sick, but urge remittances to the
mayor for the relief of the destitute caused
by pestilence and the temporary suspen-
sion of local Industries.
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TERMS
THE CANVASS.

ROOMS REPUBLICAN, EX. COM,
RICHMOND, VA, September 23.
HON. HORACE MAYNARD, of Tennessee,
with COLONEL r. w. HUGHES and others,
will address the people at the following times
places.
J. ABINGDON, November 3rd. day.
BRISTOL, November 3rd. at night. ~.
HON. JOHN w. JENKINS will address
Republican meetings as follows a.rG
Spottsylvania Courthouse, November 8.
Fredericksburg, at night.
Appointments of the Hon. George w. Graham,
of Nottoway county, who will address the peo-
pie of the Fourth District as follows
Powhatan Courthouse. Monday, November Sd,
Hon. James b. Sener will address Republican
meetings as follows
Spotsyivunia Courthouse, Monday Nov. 8.
Fredericksburg at night
Per order committee,
ALFRED MORTON,
JOHN r. PoPHAM Chairman.
Secretary. tG
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| ALL HADLowE'EN-ALL SAINTS
DAY.-The 31st of October, for many
ages past, has been known as All-hallow-
cen, or the vigil Of All Saints Day, a ven
erable festival of the Christian church, full
| of tender and sacred associations to those
who remember the day in accordance with
the spirit and intent of its institution. To-
day we have the article itself, divested ofthe
vigil. In the venerable Eastern church,
from an early period of the third century.
and in the Western churches from about
the seventh century, the pious custom of
observing day in commemoration of the
virtues of the saints departed has always
to the teachings of the old historic creeds
of the church, and believe in the reality
of the doctrine Of "the communion of
saints"-that in the church of Christ
"Both living saints and dead,
s."But one communion make"
In the Anglican church and the Ameri-
can Episcopal church the lessons for All
Saints Day are taken from those scriptures
which recall to mind the faith and perse.
verance of the saints departed Prophets,
Apostles, Evangelists, Confessors and Mar
tyrs-men "of whom the world was not
worthy" and the innumerahle multitudes
OF those who, in lower degrees, have fol-
lowed in their train, in every age of the
church, making up that ''great cloud of
witnesses" of whom St. Paul speaks as
comprising about the course of those who
are still in the ranks of the "church mill
tant." 1t seems to be only natural that
under such influences. on day consecrated
to such associations, there should be ten
der recollection Of the dead, of s'the young
men and maidens, the old men and children,
whom the trusting faith hofthe bereaved be-
lleves to have been gathered into the Para
disc of God. Hence comes the touching
custom, still quietly observed by many, Of
decorating the graves of the dead with
garlands and crosses of natural flowers on
All Saints Day. The gross superstitions
and morbid fancies which, especially in
years gone by, in Scotland and England |
and elsewhere, associated with ALI
hallowe' e'en-expectations of yisitations
from witches, fairies, devils and other
mischief-making spirits, going abroad ON
baneful midnight errands'--haye, of |
course, no foundation or warrant in the |
religious teachings of either the vigil or
the festival of All Saints Day. The cele-
bration at st. Peters to-day was deeply
interesting, and the spacious edifce was
crowded.
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MAINE.
Bank Robhers Cantu,

m HHHN NUUUefS CaptUfed.
!. PORTLAND, November 1.-The Saw
iings bank at Bethel, early yesterday morn
ing was entered by burglars, who blew off
the locks of the outer door with powder,
alarming the neighbors, who captured three
Of the robbers. lfts
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Items.

The CITY EMPLOYEES were paid off
to-day. ID :
A COMPANY is preparing to button
hole people by machinery.
The "chiel amang ye takin' notes., is
now taking certified checks.
WYMAN gives his last performance to.
night. He gives away presents at every
performance. a1t,
N. H. CoGBILL, clerk of Chesterfield
county and circuit court, died on Thursday.
aged thirty-four. qs4r.s -.ta
DIR. HoGE will wrestle with the I" Prov
lnce of the Supernatural, at Assembly
Hall, at IL O'Clock Tomorrow.
The IRISH REPUBLICAN, CLUB will
meet Monday night next at o'clock at the
Hughes and Ramsdell club-rooms.
THE HUGHES AND RAMsDELL CLUB
will be addressed tonight by Colonel John
II. iPopham and Judge Alfred Morton.
THE OCTOBER that quit business at II
O'Clock last night was one of the most in
clement we have experienced for years.
\ COLONEL CURTIsS addressed farmers
meeting on the subject of Oranges, in the
hall OF the house OF delegates, last night.
CALCIUM AND OTHER aLARINa
LIGHTS in our streets are the faithful pa
rent of ophthalmia and profuse profanity.
MARRIAGES. in Richmond during Octo-
Der, thhtY-three whites twenty-one col
ored; Henrico county, six white and two
colored. t''
JUDGE WEIsIGER has Incorporated a
company in Petersburg to build structure
for public amussments, &C., costing $5 ,OOO,
more or less.
IIIE REPUBLICANS of Madison ward
will be addressed tonight at Ham Hall
by the Hon. John H. Gilmer and others.
Let all attend. a's1g IA f17f
The CHARTER of the bank of Clarks-
vllleahas been amended, that is some of the
old officers have been kicked out and new,
ones substituted
ALL OVER THE COUNTRY the balloon
mania still RACES, and bids far 10 do SO
until the SHOWS of winter make the air too
opaque for ascensions. PAt ,ft
ETERNAL VIGILANCE Is THE PRICE
OF LIBERTY, but G. +. Johnston, No.
9lS Main street, sells all the illustrated
papers at ten cents a piece.
CARE WE BoURBoNs 2'' pathetically
inquiries Ball, Of the Alexandria Sentinel.
Can anybody put him out of his misery by
an answer to his conundrum? =.
TEMPERATURE.-Th following is the
range of the thermometer at Captain @.
f. Johnston's bookstore, 91S Main street |:
6 q. m. 40 9a. m. so; IL IN. 55; 3 p. m.
So.
TWENTY-FIVE THOUSAND OF HIM
having died during the last half century. it
is now supposed that the last ''body SER
want" OF the "Father of HIS Country''
has gone to parts unknown, M
WHETHER 1T WERE BETTER to have
living husband about the house to keep
things stirred up and lively, or the insu-
rance money on his life, aud his adored
memory, is a question now agitating the
female breast in many parts of the United
States. 3ln4A
DURING THE PAST MONTH no tobacco
was exported from Richmond direct to
foreign ports. The exports of -four were
1889 barrels and 723 half barrels--all to
Rio de Janeiro. The imports were $500
sacks salt from Liverpool, and 1,1G0 tons
gypsum from Nova Scotia.
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CAsToRIA.-Is more than substitute
or Castor Oil. 1t is the only SAFE article in exis
tence which is sure to regulate the bowels. cure
wind-colic and produce natural sleep II is
pleasant TO take. Children need not cry and
mothers may Sleep
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FARMERS MEEuNG,-Agreeably to
previous notice meeting of the farmers,
composed Of the members of the State
agricultural society and others, was held
in the hall of the house Of delegates last
night.
= About O'Clock. Colonel S. s. Bradford,
of Culpeper, introduced Colonel d. S.
Curtiss, member of the Farmers National
Grange and deputy for the Order in this
state, who made an address, elaborately
and carefully setting forth the origin, OBJ
jects, purposes and inducements Of the
Order, fayoring the organization Of Gram
ges in Virginia. No other business being
before the meeting, it adjourned.
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The Conservatives rely upon car
rying the city by voting dead and
absent men, stuffing and smashing
ballot-boxes; but do'your duty, Re
publicans, and they will. fail.
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CALIFORNIA.
Convicted of MansIaueI,ter

SAN FRANCISCO, November Mrs,
Mary Montgomery, who stabbed and killed
her negro paramour, Henry Sanchez, and
VINO was convicted of manslaughter, was
sentenced to two years in the state prison.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Best rifle or shotgun made in Virginia,
premium to Z. w. Tignor. Best ltho-
graph work, $40, Southern Lithograph
Company. Special premiums to Wing
field, Taylor & Brown for -four barrel,
butter keg, tobacco keg, and oyster can.
Best harrow and scraper, s5, John Kelsey,
Burks county, Pennsylvania.
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NEW HAMPsrTIRE..

Discharge of Government Employees
PORTSMOUTH, November -Four
hundred employees have been discharged
from the navy yard. Sol aHhia VS. '7l :
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FOREIGN.
ENGLANl.


LONDON, November 1.-The Court of
St. James has gone into mourning for three
weeks ON account Of the death Of the King
of Saxony s
The trial of the Tichborne claimant has
been adjourned until the 18th, when it is
expected important witnesses will have
arrived from America.
The bank rate has advanced to eight per
cent.
Sir VIM. Il. Bowel, lord chief Justice of
the court of common pleas. is dead.
Volcanic Eruption.
LONDON, November l-G A. MA
special from Sicily to The Daily News
reports that the volcano H1tna is in state
OF violent eruption. The outbreak was
accompani I'd by fearful earthquakes,
Portions of the crater have fallen IN. and
mines of sulphur, which have been
worked for years, and were valued at
t30O,OO0 were destroyed.
ITALY.
ROME, November 1.-The waters of the
diber are rising. Some streets are over.
lowed, and disastrous inundation i,
feared.
Later-The Tiber is subsding.
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CONNECTICUT.


HARTFORD, November /. The trustees
of Trinity college have conferred the title
of D. D. upon Rt. Rev. Spauiding, the
newly made bishop of Colorado.
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Republican judges of election
must see that all the blanks in the
returns of election are properly
filed before signing them. Don't
trust to the Conservative judges TO
do it, as the least omission will
throw it out, especially If that pre-
cinct gives a Republican majority.
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Escaped Murderers.

TERRE HAUTE, November 1.-Nine
prisoners escaped by tuuneling themselves
out of Jail last night Two Of them were
awaiting trial on the charge of murder.
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CENTAUR LINIMENr..

<AON LIN IMENT,--
The great discovery of the
age. There is no pain which
the CEXTAuR LISIMRNT Will not
relieve, no swelling which 1t
will not subdue, and no lame-
ness which it will not cure.
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Work! Work.! work!!! Let
this be the watohword of every
true Republican from now until
sunset election day, and victory
will be their reward.
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FINED. D.-Thomas Crump was fined ten
dollars by Justice White to-day, for chok-
ing his wife, A situation in the chain-gang
would be good place for such animals.
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Look out for ballot-box smashers
they will be around again this year
If it is found necessary. The Con-
servatives are desperate, and say
they must and will elect their
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Remember, Republicans, that
every vote lost to the city ticket
is one lost for Hughes, so don't fail
tolvote to a man.
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APPoINTMENr OF PRoXy,

Know ALL MEN BY THESE PREsENTs-That we,
the subscribers, being stockholders In the James
River and Kanawha Company, do hereby con-
lawful attorney and proxy, to represent each of
us in all general meetings of the stockholders of
said company, held within six months from and
ally present or represented by some other proxy |;
with full power and authority, at such general
meetings to give such vote votes, and to do
do, as member of said meetings, IL we were
personally present; and we do hereby ratify
and confirm whatever vote OF votes, act or acts,
our said attorney may lawfully give or do for
us in pursuance of the authority hereby con-
ferfed upon him.
WITNESS our hands and seals this - day of
-7-, one thousand eight hundred and -.
Teste
5a. [SEAL]
[SEAL.1
BY order OF the Board of Directors
WILLIAM p. MUNFORD,
Oc 2S--Gt SecratarY. \
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NOVA SCOTIA.

y HALIFAX, November j The, Arcadia
bank of liverpool, Nova Scotia, has gone
into liquidation. has ~ 81 A'h' y "