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Philadelphia Market

PHrLApELyHrA, November 2l.--Flour
Plrn: Indiana and Ohio family extra
s. JlISg 25. Wbest-Quict white ~ %
mrl2j. Corn-Quiet; old yellow sifa1
G5c. Oats-Steady st 62fa ST.. Pork
~ JOlG22 %. P.4roleum-Reinsd l0l
4, lOlc: crudssin barrels ~. Whisky
81 OS. Buttsr-Pirm; prime western
2jls 3sc; choice rolls 2ils25c. Chess
STEADY; fine western lcCalGic; prime ia
mI5c. Rggs-Firm at SOfay32c.
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baltimore Mark 81.

BALTIMORE, November 2l.-FIour--
Dull and unchanged. Wb"st-Quj"t;
amber 81 I6ra -; No. ! red 81 ~. Corn
Quiet snd nothing doing. Oats-Dulli :
western mixed at GBnGlc; whit" I2c
Rye-Dull at gifa,g,sc. HHy--GnchRng-
I'd. q Pork-Uncbanged. BaeOn--Pirn;
shoulder IOfa,IO4c; clear rib side. lSl
Ml3fc. Hams and Lard nchauged.
Butter-Firrn; choice to fine scarce; tub
83fd25c; ruils 2sfa,32r. Petroleum
Unchanged. Cohee-Pirm at lsc1 2Otc.
Whnky-sl 03Gal U3l.
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Toledo Market.

ToLEDo. November 2l.---PlOur-Dull
bat unchanged. Wbeat-S,eady and IN
moderate demand; No. 2 red II 0tcG
| O5I: No. l white Michigan 81 IL; am
ber 81 G7I Corn-Demhnd fair and
market hrm; high mixed held at 5Ic;
new do 7es,70ic; seller November Gylci
.eller December low mixed held at dc.
Osts-Steady and in moderate demand.
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Vow Work. DRY Goods Mark ct.

NEW IOEK, November Zi.-BnsIhe-s
WAS generally quiet to-day with the COM
mission houses and jobbers. Heavy
brown costons in good demand, and four
ward makes in steady request. Blearhed
cottons dun. Cotton Flannes and Cor
set Jeans more Actiye. COttonsdes IN
demand BY the clothing trade. RepeI-
lants in sir request Kentucky Jeans
fairly active. Side Band Prints selling
freely.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New York Money and stock
Market.

NEW YORK, November 2l.-MoNEY-
Easy at 2!6S! per cent; prime mercan-
tile paper 5(G7 per cent, with next grade
to good names at 7!@ 10 per cent. Prime
bankers sterling at 4s6 for sixty days
bills, and 1901 for demand.
GoLD-Dull at lllt6llls. Carrying
rate LAP per cent and flat ior borrowing.
Clearings S4l,0O0,O00. The Assistant
Treasurer disbursed $G74O00. Customs
receipts Sl69.0oo. Specie shipments
$l,435,OO0 Imports for the week: Dry
goods, $l,227,l50; merchandise, So Gl5&,-
$40.
GovERNMENTs--con doing
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Pittsburgh Market.

PITTsBUEGH, November 2I.-Wbeat
-Firm and prices advancedi Pennsyl-
Yania and Ohio red II lfal III white
! 2DlGI ~. Petrolenm-Crude dull at
72Ic al Psrkafs; refined l0l@l0.c for
PhiIadelphiA delivery.
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Engineering observations In Europe.

ST. LOUIS, November 22.-Captain
James B. Fades, who has just returned
from trip to Europe, where he went
three months ago to examine theimprove-
ments at the mouths of various rivers on
the contenent, in an interview yesterday
! gave much information regarding his
observations. He visited the Mense,
Oder, Wiper, Stolpe, Fistula, Pregel,
Danube, Rhone, and other rivers where
/ the jetty system is in use, and found it
successful in every instance, the depth of
! the channel of these rivers having been
increased from seven to fifteen feet. The
! jetties at the Sulina mouth ofthe Danube
has been so great success that st.
Georges channel, which discharges four
times rs much water US the Sulina,
| is to beimproved in the same manner, and
! the Russian government is preparing To
adopt the same plan on the Volga, Omin-
as and Neva. On the latter stream there
are to be five miles of jetties, which will
| give depth of twenty-four feet, and en-
able the largest vessels to reach St.
! Petersburg. At the mouth of the Rhone,
where, it has been stated, jetties had
proved failure, Captain Eads found
that ietties had never been tried, but
that simple embankments had been
thrown up along the river banks for the
purpose of closing some lateral outlets.
| These embankments do not extend
! within halfa mile of the mouth Of the
! river. and are seven-eighths of mile
| from the bar. The engineer in charge
expressed the opinlen that if they were
extended too beyond the bar the desired
depth Of channel would be obtained.
Captain Eads found the jctty system in
great favor with the engineers whom he
met in his trips, and came home greatly
strengthened in his convictions that the
mouth of the Mississippi should be i'm
proved 10y jcttics, and will at once COM
mcncc vigorous efforts TO secure the
adoption of that system by Congress,
Cincinnati Items.
| CINCINNATI, November 22.-CharlOtte
Cushman is still quite i'll, but is consid-
cred out of danger.
Monsieur Charles Ernst, for thirty
years a dancing master here, committed
sscldc last night, at Good Samaritan
Hospital He Just returned yesterday
from trip to France, which it has been
his custom to take yearly. He first came
to this country rs II member of the Ravcl
troupe.
Col. Balaadcr. formerly Colonel of the
10th Ohio and Lieut. Colonel Of the 2Sth
Ohio regiments, died At the Soldiers
Home Dayton, yesterday where, disab-
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UOVEKNMENTS--COn UUIHg
and steady.
STATE BoNps-Quiet and lower.

NTNI p DUN NSWIVI HTIO IVNVIs
STOCKs-The day WAS one of the dull.
est experienced in Wall street for some
time. The changes in the CORY dcalings
in stocks ranged from to ! per cent, cN-
ccpt in Wabash, which fell oil ! per cent.
During the afternoon the average
changes were sCit per cent. The mark",
closed weak The transactions at In"
Stock Exchange included G,0OO shares or
Western Union, 1880 Pacific Mail,
22OO0 Lake Shore, 5000 Union Pacific,
1000 Northwestern, G,0OO 81. Paul
and 1000 Toledo n Wabash.
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THE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE or CHIEP SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHIxGroS. November ~, SPN.
PRORABILITIEs.

PROBABILITIES.
For the South Atlantic and Gulf States,
srea. of rain will prevail with partly
cloudy weather, south or west winds,
and light changes in temperature and
pressure. For Tennessee and Ohio Val
ley, generally cloudy weather with
rain. southeast to southwest winds. falling
barometer and slight change IN tenn
peraiure. For the New England and
Middle States and Lower Lake region.
areas Of rain or snow, with easterly OF
southerly winds, rising temperature. and
falling barometer. POr the Upper Lake
region and Northwest, areas Of rain or
snow. followed BY colder and cloudy
weather, northwest 10 southwest winds
and rising barometer during Monday
For the Canal region Of New York, the
temperature Will rise above freezing dur
ing Monday. Cautionary signals are
ordered for Chicago, Milwaukee, Grand
Haven, Esccabs- Marquette, Alpena
Port Huron, Detroit, Toledo, Cleveland,
Erie and Buffalo.
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From our reports this morning the
or,b.bilities arc that the weather to-day
will be cloudy, with southeast to south
west winds, and II slight rise in temper
aturr.
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The Express Robbers.

The three American Express robbers
and the negro, Nelson Briggs, who stole
the booty. waived an examination in the
police court to-day, and went to Jail.
The American Express Company have
rendered prrcuniary testimony to nine
members OF the metropolitan police force
COR assisting i'll frrrcting out the perpc-
TRAITORS of the recent robbery, and the
Commissioners have given the men per-
IN Ssipn tu receive it,
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Three houses and lumber yard was
burned at the foot Of Napoleon avenue,
New Orleans, yesterday; loss, $4,000.
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Bodies from the Steamer Empire.

NEW ORLEANS, November 2l.-The
following bodies have been recovered
from the Empire wreck: Johnny, aged
T. wears, Ida, aged :, children of Capt,
.Icanfrcu; Minnie, aged IL years, daught'
cr of Paul Williams, OF Plaquemine par
i>h; colored deck sweep; and white la
boring man; making 10 bodies so far re-
covered.
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A Swindler Arrested.

New YORK, November 2l.-Edward
Kidney was arrested here, few days
ago, on telegram from New Orleans
charging him with dcfrauding Mrs. Van
O'Stcrn of bonds and cash amounting to
$4,000. Mrs Van O'Stern arrived yes
terday with rcqu,tion from Governor
Kellogg, demanding that Kidney be de-
livercd to the lady, and he departed in
her cuStoly.
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VOL. IL.
At'herling Regi5ter.

Gold closed in New York Saturday
slll:.
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Father GprdeInann's Case.

PHILADELPHIA, November 2l.-Mr.
Urrron. counsel for Father Gcrdcmann,
j. collecting all money paid out by the
Father. lie says every cent received
bv him on deposit account, hc has paid
ior the benefit of the Church, which is
about $225, 5,OG0. lie further says that
the Church is in debt to him $1,000; and
the whole amount taken with him was
less than $1,000, and it belonged to him
Sclfand sister. with whom he lett all his
receipts; and vouchers We're left at the
parsonage. These are in the hands of
the counsel for prosecution; and Mr.
Heron declares the client can satistac-
turllv account for every cent ot money
put into his hands for the benefit of the
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-11-23
Anolher Fire.

SYRACUSE, November % Halls
bakery Nos. IL and l9 Jones street, and
the adjoining stores of l.. L. Thurwachter,
manufacturer of willow and wooden
ware and Bnrnsm's sash and blind fac
tory were burned to-day Loss $780,
COO; insurance $4,000. Two men were
seriously and several slightly wounded
by falling walls.
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CoIored Republican CuIprits.

NEW ORLEANS, November 2l.-The
grand jury of Plaquemine parish have
indicted the following persons: Harry
Mahoncy (col. J, cx-mcmber Of the House
OF Representatives,, for embezZling 3d.
800 while treasurer Of the Board of Edu
cation; Edward Butler jcol.) cX-Statc
senator, for rcccivinga bribe Of $1,000;
William NJ. Pri,.ctt, parish Judge since
1868, for bribery and corruption in office
and perjury; Nicholas Rizan (col) for
shooting with intent to Kill, blackmail-
ing and obtaining money under false
prctcnc"s by intimidation and threats;
Frank White (col.), jailcr and deputy
sheriff, for conniving at an escape of
prisoners. including defaulting State
tax collector. The grand jury consisted
of four white and twelve colorcd men.
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BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE
WHEELING REGISTER.
Associated Press Report. by Western
Union Line, Office Northwest cor.
of Main and 18th SITS.
DOMESTIC NEWS.
Another Detection.

New YORK, November 2l.-Rev. DIR.
Nicholson, rector Of Trinity, the oldest
and wealthiest Of Episcopal churches in
Newark, announces his adhesion to the
Reformed Episcopal Church. He has
long been regarded as leader in low
church views for his opposition to ritual
stic practices. The field of his new la
bors will be in Philadelphia
The Pacific Mail Steamship Company
has increased its passenger rates to San
Francisco 500.
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HOnOr. Ia a Masonic Official.

Joseph II. Drummond, 4 high official
in the Masonic order in the United
States, met Il formal reception at the
Masonic Temple this afternoon. and Is
banGuctird at the Gibson House Tonight.
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River News.

PITTSBURGH, November 22-Mon"n-
cahela sbou, stationery with 1 feet 4
inches in the channel. 4 mild but steady
rain prevailed all day and still continues.
Brownsville reports 6 feet 8 inches and
rising slowly. Raining. Oil City re-
norts foot inch and stationary.
Weather cloudy and rainy.
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AnotherSouth American Revolution

PHILADELPHIA, November 2l.-LcoD
De La Cova, Consul of Venezuela at this
port. who went to Caracas on the Sth
of October with the statue of President
Guscmann Blanco, has returned and re-
ports that the revolt in Venezuela is
confined to the small State of Cora, where
General Culine has about 400 followers
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Mexican News.

NEW YORK, November 22.-A dis
patch from Matamoras, Nov. 2Oth, says
that the Mexican Congress has decrced
the constitution of a Senate, 10 be made
up of two Senators from each State and
federal district of the republic.
Shocks of An earthquake are felt at in
tcrvals along the route from Neracanz to
Guanajuto. The shocks commenced on
the 18th inst.
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Rio JANEIRo, November 2l.-The
gnnboat Parana of the Argentine Revo-
lutionists Flotilla, has been voluntarily
surrendered to government feet, and
her crew landed al Monteviedo. The
government of the Argentine Republic
has stopped the mails from Beunos Ayres
for Europe.
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Charlotte Cushman III-A Swindle.

CINCINNATI November 2l.-Charlottc
Cu>hman, the actress, Is at the Grand
Hotel seriously i'll.
\ swindlc of one hundred and fifty
dollars in feathers, secured from II river
steamer, by Il man representing himself
as II drayman, was perpetrated on Il
prominent wholesale grocery to-day.
The swindlrr escaped with his booty
This j. the fourth time within astcw
weeks that the same game has been play
al SucrnSS fplly
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r.P.R. II. vs. p. VI. y. \. Company

NEW YORK. November 21-The Pa
citic Mail Steamship Company has begun
action against the Union Pacific Railroad
COMPANY for one hundred thousand dol
lars damages for alleged breach of con-
tract. An order has been issued for the
defendants t. show cause why they
should not furnish a bill of particulars.
The companies, it is alleged. agreed upon
the same freight charges; that the Union
Pacific should guarantee the Pacific Mail
certain amount Of freight monthly;
that the Union Pacific failed 10 fulfil It's
part of the contract. and hence the SUIT.
Ex.Gov. Lyon. OF Idaho. n Defaulter.
Nyw YORK. November 2l.-Judge
Blstchford. in the United States Court,
Yesterday, directed verdict for the
Government for $4,000 against eN-Gov-
ernor Caleb Lyon. Of Idaho, in a suit on
his official bond. Lyons accounts were
S4G.5S5 short, of which amount he claim
ed to have been robbed.
public Schools Closed North Of Ma
son and DiNon's.
ROCHESTER. November 2l.-The Board
Of Education has voted "a close the pub
lie school on the S0th inst, owing to the
want ofSfunds. The Common Council
Claim that the board has exhausted all
the funds that can legally be voted the
present year.
+. Ocean Steamers
NEW YORK. November 22.-Arriyed
Steamship Hermann, Bremen.
LlyERPooL, November 22.--Arrived-
Steamers France and Abyssinis, from
New York.
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WAsH1SGroN. November 22-Ar-
rangements have been made u disnter 8
Colonel and sixteen privates belonged
10 Esrly's force, who fell during the skir-
mishes near the District Of Columbia and
Maryland line, in GA, and To bury the
remains in the Episcopal Church ceme-
terry in that vicinity.
There is much interest man ifested
among the printers of this city in the
type setting contest which Is 10 take place
on the 9th OF December. Two compo-
sing sticks, one gold and the other silver,
are the prizes.
The legislative, executive and judicial
appropriation bin has been matured, and
final action will be taken on the navy
appropriation bill on Monday. The dis
tribution of bills is the same Is last year.
There is a prospect that the appropria-
,ions will be reduced FROM FIVE to ten per
cent from what they were last year. A
majority of the bills will be ready TO BE-
reported on the assembling Of Congress.
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Interview With Indians.

WASHINGTON, November 2l.-A dele
cation of nine chiefs of the Turtle Noun
tain band of Chippawa Indians. had Il
long interview with the Commissioner Of
Indian Affairs to-day, and expressed Il
desire to ccdo the country now occupied
By them in Dakota and go to the White
Earth country on the Missouri river, or
elsewhere, provided they are properly
rcr"mpensed. If this cannot be done
they wish the land which they occupy L"
br marked is their own. They begged +"
be- excused from the discussion of the
subject ut present, on the ground that
they all had bad colds, and could not
tnk. Another interview was arranged
t0r Monday
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EmbezzIer Sentenced.

PITTSBURGH, November 2l.-D. ii.
Williams late cashier of the Cunneaut-
vile bank, but more recent Y convicted
in the L. :. Court of this city, for en-
bczzcment, was to-day sentenced to un-
dcrgo imprisonment for five years in the
Western Pcnitentiary, and to pay the
costs of prosecution.
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The President and Cabinet.

WASHINGToN, November 2l.-The
President and several members of the
Cabinet leave this afternoon for Balti
more to be present ut DR.. Tittany'S ora
tion in behalf of the Washington Monu-
mcnt Fund.
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Union Between the York and Scot
iish Rites.

\ CINCINNATI, November 22.-Thc
Iunion on IL cordial iratcrnal footing, of
tthc York Rite and Scottish Rite Masons,
in the reception given yesterday to the
Hon. Josiah ii. Drummond, the highest
National official in both orders, is regard
cd here by Mas"nS with great satistnc
tion. rs an indication that the barriers to
q perfect fratcrnal feeling between the
order, had been broken down.
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W Gather.

\ brisk rain commenced early this
morning, and has continued all day and
evening.
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Earthqua In Vera Cruz.

New ORLEANS, November 22.-The
steamer Cuba arrived to-day from Vera
Cruz, bringing news of MI carthquak"
there on the 18th inst. There were two
shocks, each lasting ten seconds; several
houses were destroyed, and the greatest
CONSERVATION prevailed, but no lives
lost. The shocks were felt along the en-
tire Mex lean cOust.
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Withdrawal Of n Church:

LOUISVILLE, November 22.-Thc first
Presbyterian Church Of this city, Rev
Samuel r. Wilson, ID. D., pastor, for
maly withdrew from the Louisville
Prcsbytery to-day. 1t will be remember
cd that the Prcsbytery, in resolution
last week, severely repremandcd DR..
Wilson, and called upon him TO resign his
pastoral charge.
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Lecture for the Benefit OF the Wash
ingtOn Monument Fund.

BALTIMORE, November 2l-Rev. Dr.
o. II. Tiffany, of the Metropolitan VI. f.
Church. Washington. delivered a lecture
in this city tonight, for the benefit Of the
Washington Monument Fund. Prrsi-
dent Grant, Secretaries Fish, Belknap
and Delano, Attorney General Williams
and General Babcock were present. Let
tiers were read from Gen. Sherman aid
Admiral Porter expressing regret al
their inability to be present. The PresI,
Dental party returned 10 Washington to
night.
Bank Statement.
NEW YORK. November 2l.-Loans de,
crease, S46s,G0O; specie increase, 1892,
100; legal tenders decrease, s., ,020, 200; de-
posts increase, S2,64l 800; circulation in
crease, slS5, 800; reserve decrease $sG7,
625.
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Tho pone - TyudnII.

DUBLIN, November 22.-The Pop"
has written to Cardinal Cullen, thanking
him and the Irish Bishop. for their con-
dcmnatiOn Of the address delivered by
Tyndall at Belfast and declaring that
nothing i, TO be SO drcaded,a AS those -pirit-
ual pirates, whose trade is 10 d"sp"Ii the
.nuls OF men
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Stcerage Rates Increased.

New York, November 2l.-Tt
steamship companies have agreed to il
crease stceragc passengers rates from s.
and $50 to $23 and $2J.
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CHICAGO, November 22--The new
Trinity Episcopal Church, erected in
place of the one DESTROYED by the great
fire. was opened for public worship this
morning. Rev. DR.. Schenck. formerly
rector Of Trinity, but now of Brooklyn,
preached the drdicatory sermon. The
new church l. one Of the most substan-
tial and beautiful in the Citv.
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

DOARD-A strictly private family, residing on
than they require, will take Gentleman
surroundings agreeable. Address box coils Post
Office, with name and place Of business. ola II
DOARDING-Five large aud handsomely furn-
ID ished ROOMS for rent either single or in suits
at 1875 st. Charles street corner Of Julia. O13 1w
UNFINISHED ROOMS FOR RENT-Parties
u desiring unfinished rooms either with or
without board pleasantly located, apply at 204l
Camp street between Julia and st. Joseph. =
oil st Mrs 4. A KNOWLTON.
A SMALL FAMILY having a splendid front
n room, with southern exposure, wish to rem
to a gentleman and wife, or two gentlemen
with or without board. Terms moderate. Apply g
l37 Washington street, between Magazine and Coz
stance. oil St.
BOARDING - HANDSOMELY FURNISHED
ID rooms in Of the best and central location
In the CITY, with all the comforts of home and be
had on the most reasonable terms Also a few day
boarders can be accommodated. Apply Immediately
at 140 St. Charles street. nearly opposite Lafayette
Square. s276m
NOTlCE-THE LARGE AND ELEGANT ES-
~ tablishment corner of Fourth and Prytania, is
now open for guests having ali front rooms, with
all late improvements for comfort, large grounds,
flower garden and promenade walks surrounding,
and billiard tables for the ladies'. The large ad-
dition recently added accommodate
hundred and fifty guests. Persons wishing to
make arrangements for the season can now make
judicious arrangements. 40 I'm eod*