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Prices of Coal.

New YORK, August 5l.-The Penn
sylvsnis Coal Company has announced
its price list rs follows: Lump, per ton,
So 10; steamer, So 10; crate, s. 50; egg,
50 35; stove, 81 90; chestnut, IS 90, The
Delaware, Lackswsnna and Western
Company will not issue a schedule, hav.
ing determined to resume their monthly
auction. The schedules of the other
companies will be issued in a few days.
A. o meeting of the Northern Anthracite
Coal Association o.day, the followin G
scale OF prices was resolved upon: Fur
mace lump, $3.50; steamboat, So SO; CRATE,
So so; egg, s. SO; stove, 81 Is; chestnut,
at Roundout, So 75.
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BY TELEGRAPH
10 THE
WHEELING REGISTER.
Associated Press Report. BY Western
Union Line, once Northwest cor.
Of Main and 18th Sts.
DOMESTIC NEWS.
New York DemOcr attic State COnven.
tion. .iIlF 8N

= -. tion. ANA s n
SARATOGA, N. Y, August SO.-The
Democratic State Convention assembled
this morning. Heratio Seymour's ac-
ceptance of the nomInation was announc-
cd amid great applause. The conyen-
ton then proceeded to nominate fian.
tenant governor, and the names OF Dors-
heimer, Clarkson M. Potter and Man.
ton Marble were presented. Finally
Lisutenant-Governor Dorsheimer was
nominated by scclamstion.
d. &. West was nominated for Elector
at Large, Robert G. Earle for Judge OF
the Court Of Appeals, d. A. Ogden
Canal Commissioner, K. Ii. Anderson
State Prison Inspector.
UTICA, August 31.-Ex-Governor
Seymour at Il o'clock last night tele-
graphed to Judge Gray, president of the
Democratic Convention at Saratoga: 81
am compelled by obstacles which L cannot
overcome to decline the profered homer
nomination for Governor); l canhot be
u candidate for any office" This te!e'
gram was either not received, or was not
made public. This morning committee
of the convention waited upon MIR. Sey.
mour, and the declaration OF the night
before was repeated. The committee re-
turned to-day to Saratoga, and Mr. Faulk-
ner, member of the committee said to
the convention: am at liberty to
assure you that, under the extraor-
dinary circumstances attending that
nomination. Gov. Seymour feels con-
strained to obey the wishes OF the peo-
pie who have SO often honored him.
Prolonged applause greeted this an
nouncement Yet the exact situation
is stated to be as follows: Seymour
has in no way qualified his positive re-
fussl to accept the nomination for Gov
ernor; his declsnstion was final, and will
not be reconsidered, nor will he consent
to the use of his name. The adjourn
ment of the convention leaves it with
the State Committee TO fill the vacancy.
1t is understood that the position will be
filled by some one who will concilIale
all interests In the party.
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TO DEMOCRATIC EDITO Rs.

Gov. JACOB recently published cir
cuIsr setting forth the necessity OF
making the proper distinction, in print
ing the election tickets, between the can
didstes for Judges of the Supreme Court
Of Appeals as to the length of their terms
respectively. The tickets should be
printed thus:
rrpGEs OF SUPREME COURT OF APPEALS.
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difference Of Opinion.

SAN Francisco, August 81 "A Victo-
ria dispatch says that serious difference
of opinion exists between the mainland
and Island Us to the position of affairs
with Canada and the mainland, and APP
pears disposed TO let the Island railroad
20 and accept compensation, while
pressing for the construction of the
main line. The Islanders take
a stand on the Carnevon terms, which
provide for the building OF the island IS
well rs the main line. The state of al
fairs is critical and does not appear 10
have been much improved BY the visit OF
Earl Dutferin.
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aborttonfst Arrested.

LOUISVILLE, August 3i-Dr. }. B.
Williams was arrested here to-day, d,
charged with having committed murder
in producing an abortion upon Miss Lou
Bowman. 1t IS alleged that the evidence
is very strong against Williams, who has
been suspected previously, but never de-
tected. 1t Is now thought dozen cases
can be made out against him in his ca
animation before the authorities. He
was remsnded 10 prison, and bail refused.
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FOREIGN.
The Iron Trade.

LIVERPOOL, August 3l.-The Journal
of Commerce ssys that the crisis in the
Cleveland iron trade has assumed seri-
Gus aspect. 1t is stated that Swan, Coaet
& Co., iron masters have flei petl'
ton in liquidation, and that tho Lack
enly Iron Works, and Thomas Vaughan
a. Co, have decided on similar course
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The Falrmont Vest EirgiRian an
holnCes Mr. Henry S. Walker as q can
didste for United States Senate, and then
addresses TO him some vigorous viitlcs-
Ton. We happen TO remember that Mr.
Walker was member of Federal court
grand jury, which, about q year ago, re-
turned something like half bushel OF
indictments against one Of the editors of
toe West Vrginan for mail robbery. We
are not certain that this particular fell
low wrote the article in question, but the
Indications point that wsy.-ChGrieston
Courier. '.... ...
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A. r. H&HMOND.
SkEY JOHNSON.
Uaexpired term OF Judge PAUL,
T.C GREEN.

T.C GREEN.
Unless the term for which each nom
inee is candidate be designated, great
confusion will occur with election
officers and the tickets may be thrown
out. Let the words Full Term" be
MoNp' and over the name of "OKEY
JOHNSON and tn, words "tnexpired
term Oi Jude IA IL" stand over the
name of n. &. GREEN"
The Chairman of the Democratic State
Executive Committee respectfully re-
guests all editors of Democratic papers
IN the state TO make the tickets at the
head Of their columns stand as above.
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Colorado Demoer.tsc Convention

DENVER, August Sl.-The Democratic
State Convention organized yesterday, at
Maniton. At the evening session Hon.
B. NJ. Hughes, of Denver, was nominated
for Governor, and I. NJ. Patterson for
Congress. There has been some acrimony
in the oRvention, but il will probably
complete the nomination and adjourn
to-day.
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Boiler Explosion.

ST. PAUL, MINI, August 3l.-By the
explosion of boiler attached TO thresh-
ing machine, near Dover, ts day, George
Bennett, the engineer, c. Arnold, and
another man, name unknown. were killed.
Everett Jones had leg and arm broken
and received internal injuries. He will
probably die. Several others were slight
iy injured The cause Of the accident
was carelessnessin permitting the water
to become low in the boiler.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

NEw YORK, Aug. 30.-MoyEY-CIosed
easy at per cent on call. Prime ner-
camille paper 3C94 per cent. Customs
receipts $4,000. The Assitant Treasurer
di.bursed s407, 900. Clearings $4,000
90. Sterling quiet At 4S6i(94s9,
GoLD-Opened at lo9J, declined TO
l09i, and advanced TO ITO, at which 1t
closed. Carrying rates 2 per cent. Bor-
rowing rates per cent to fat
GovERsaZsTs-Close strong.
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N urder.

CINCINNATI, August Sl.-A CONNER
ciars Lewisburg special says that Press
Palmer, city marshal, was shot and in
tsantly killed tonight by n. A. Wier-
man. The latter's wife confessed to her
husband to, day that she had been hsy-
ing criminal intercourse with Palmer,
and Wierman shot him on sight. The
nurierer Is now in iail.
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Arrested for MansIaughfer.

CLEVELAND, o., August 3i.-MatLhew
Lewis wss arrested in this city, to-day,
charged with manslsughter. His brother
in-law, Thomas Morris, Of Sharon, Pa,
came here on the I'D, and while here lie
and Lewis had quarrel, Lewis striking
him on the head with some weapon, in-
turing HIM 80 he died after his return
home TO Sharon.
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EalaI Accident.

NEW YORK, August 3l.-Through the
recklessness OF a drunken driver, yester-
day, a wagon filed with people returning
from picnic at Psrkville ofs Brooklyn
Methodist church, was overturned and
two gentlemen had their skulls fractured,
several had limbs broken, and a lady, Mrs.
Nichols WAS killed. .#r..U..
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Murdered .

A dispatch from Decatur, Texas, says:
Rev. w. G. England, Methodist mlhis-
ter, his, wife, step daughter and four
sons, were murdered at their home, six
miles from Montague, last Saturday
night, by party OF disguised men. 1t
is supposed that the butchefy was com
mitted for money, as the family was
rich Ha
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End Of Monetary CRISIS.

LISBON, August 3l.-The monetary
crisis has subsded. The Bank of Portu-
gal continues its transactions rs usual.
The OF her banks and merchants have de-
clarei that they will not avail themselves
of the decree Of the 18th inst.
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Forest Fires.

NEW YORK, August 3l.-Dispstches
from the North an d East report serious
fires in the woods and much destruction
OF property, In some sections the long
drought has parched grasses and farmers
have 70 feed grain 70 cattle.
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THE EASTERN WAR.
Turkish Defeat.

BELGRADE, August 30-Otiicial intel
ligence received tonight announces that
the Turks were defeated at all points on
the right bank of the Morava, and were
subsequently taken in the flank and put
TO flight. Three bridges over the No
ravs were destroyed. The Servisns oc-
cupied the Turkish iHtrenchments On the
ripbt bank of the Morava.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-09-01
The SuttrO Tunnel.

SAN Francisco, August 3l-A dis
patch from Suttro, Nevada, says We
have Just struck about forty inches of
water in the Suttro tunnel. 1t comes in
under grestpressure. There is soid rock
on one face, but softer ahead. Progress
slow
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oari schurr AT Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, August 3l.-Hon. Carl
Schurz made his first Rnghsh speech in
the Ohio campaign 10 night, At Robin
sons Opera House. The building was
crowded 70 its utmost capacity, and
points In the speech were warmly sp-
plaudcd.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-09-01
The Peace Conference.

LONDON, August Sl.-A dispatch from
Vienna says: At the conference at Bel
grade, at which Prince Milan communi-
Gated his resolution in favor Of peace,
Prince Wrede, the Austrian representa-
tive, asked how far Prince Milan was
authorized TO represent the Prince OF
Montenegro. Prince Milan answered
that he had no direct written power, but
from a communication had with Prince
Nicholas on the subject, he thought he
could speak for him also. This reply was
only calculated to bring out prominently
the informaiity of the Montenegro de.
mand by proxy, which, if not cleared up
might have led TO all sorts OF misundcr
standings. The pint mas been Gnce
cleared up by Nicholas asking the powers
10 support the demand made by Prince
Milan for both. This communication
was made 70 Austria and Russia, which
alone are represented in Montenegro
with request TO communicate It 10 the
other powers.
The New Sultan.
CossTAsTIsoPLE. August 81 A
council Of the MINISTERS and great dlgnl'
taries of the empire bave proclaimed
Abdul Hamed sultan, rie> Mursd, de-
posed.
WAsHIsGTos, August 3l.-The Turk
ish minister has received the following
dispatch from the Turkish Minister oI
Foreign Affairs:
CossTAsTIyoPLE August 81.
The cruel disease Of which Suitar
Mourad Khau has been suffering eVe'
since the 10Th day Of bm occasion 70 th'
throne, and which sggravation has beer
continually increasing, having rendered
il an impossibIIity for him 10 bold tn
reins Of the empire, in virtue Of tb'
fetrn rendered by bis highness Che'ki
Crlislam, and coDiormably 70 the law
regulating the exercise Of royereignty IL
the empi.e. His Majesty Sultan Hamed
presumptivs heir 10 the throne, has beer
proclaimed to day Emperor Of Turkey
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Failure,

LONDON, August S1.-The application
OF Thomas Vaughan Il Co, for liqulds-
tion in bankruptcy, was presented before
the registrar here today The ltasiiIhes
of the fifm are 81 O000o0.
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Tbe uouJton.Beccher Case.

Mr.. Beecher having moved for a
change of venue in the suit brought
against him by +. d. Moulton, the latter
has served a supplementary complaint
locating action in this city.
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The Democracy.

CHICAGO. August Sl.-Tbe Democracy
will hold q grand ratification meeting
here on the 10th CT September, when q
number of prominent Democratic orstors
will speak, including Gov. Hendricks.
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Wage. 10 be Reduced.

NEW YORK, August 3l.-Tbe Dels-
ware, Lsckswanns and Western, the
Pennsylvania and Delaware, and the
Hudson Canal Companies will reduce
the wages of miners ten per cent, be-
ginning tomorrow
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Cable Laid.

ST. johns. \. 3, August 3l.-A heavy
four wire cable has been successfully laid
across the Strait Of Csnso, giving the
Western Union Telegraph Company, and
the Anglo Cable Company three cables
Al that crossing
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yellow Fever at Savannah.

SAVANNAH, GA, August Sl.-To-dsy
there were twelve interments of persons
who died from yellow lever yesterday
The disease is confined 10 the suburbs.
Wilmington, n. c., has forbidden all
persons from Savannah TO enter that city.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-09-01
Congressional Nominations.

ST. LOUIS, August 3l.-J. w. rhrock-
morton and r. A Mills have been nom.
mated for reelection to Congress in their
resnactiye districts. in Texas.
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HARD times are partially caused by
nigh taxes. When Mr.. Tilden becomes
rresldeht he will reduce the national ex-
Penses as he has done IN New York.
hst will give US better times.
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Wife Murder.

iDERBr LINE, VI, August 8i.-E.C.
HAYDEN this afternoon killed bis vile,
and fatally wounded his brotnsr-IH-
law. c. .. Brigham, 8 lawyer.
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The Belmont county fair, at st. Clsirs-
vile, on September 18th, 18th and l4th,
WIN be one Of the best county fairs ever
held in Eastern Ohio.
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The coal miners and shippers OF Phll-
adelphis last night agreed 10 allow each
operator TO do as he pleased in regard 10
prices
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-09-01

A. Z. Chadwick, of Port Huron,
Michigan, was yesterday nominated for
congress by the Democrats of the
Seventh District.
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seatenee Cemmuted.

BosToS, August 3l.-The sentence y:
Jesse Pomeroy, the boy murdercr, has
been commuted 70 Imprisonment for lite.
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ltheeline aesistsr.
nold closed yesterday at llo.

~. ,c,ather to-day ,0tA be partly
!. with soptheriy ,otnds, rising tenn
.,,ah.rs, and local rains r-ts..
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Fifteen million Of cartridge, valued at
$4,000, were shipped from New Haven
yesterday for COnstantinopte VI
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-09-01

1T will be great day for reform when
Den Butler is again in Congress.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-09-01

EREE E sAMPLE TO A6ENTs. I.ADIES s
5ne6 Combination Needle book, VITA
rbromos. send stamp DEAN ACol MSW
Bedford, hasA. .HTI.fd oeLis I N
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1876-08-31

PlNcHBAcK, the negro scallawag,
whom the Radical q. S. Senate voted
$4,000 for his impudent claims for
u seat in the q. s. Senate, made n
speech on Tuesday night oflast week
in Richmond, Ind, in favor of Hayes
and Wheeler. That is the way it is
done. The $4,000 of the tax-pay-
ers' money voted into the pocket of
this black thief will be used to cleo
%tioneer in the interest of Hayes and
Wheeler. How is that for reforms
Belknap, Joyce and Mcdonald will
soon be heard on the stump.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1876-08-31

"SecoF' Robson has spent, or SAP
ed, or squandered, ordivided $31, 900,
600 since he was in the Navy Depart
ment. THIRTY-ONE MILLIONS!
Taxpayers, idle mechanics, workmen
who want bread. business men-with
the loss side of your accounts grow
ing larger every month are you vii.
ling to elect Hayes, that he may in
fact, make q third term for these pub
lie plunderers? is the question
You must decide before you vote in
November.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1876-08-31

Hon. G. w. JULIAN, ext Congress
man of the Burnt District Ind,
an original Abolitionist and hereto
fore a strong supporter of the Re
publican party, made a TILDEN and
HENDRICKS speech at Indianapolis
on Saturday evening last. He ex-
posed the rottenness of the Republi-
can party and the falsehoods and in
constituencies of Senator MORTON.
One by one the honest supporters of
the corrupt Radical party are drop
ping out of it.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1876-08-31

Both Houses, after investigating
PNcHBAcK's trumped-up claims to a
seat, rejected him and reported him
a fraud and his certificates bogus.
But notwithstandiugthis the Repub-
lican Senate votes this brazen negro
$4,000 of the peoples money, and
he is now around stumping for Hayes
and Wheeler. Had "Pinch" been a
white man he would have been laugh
ed out of the Senate-but he was a
negro, and his "influence'' with the
"colored troops" in the present cam
paign was wanted and he was voted
$4,000 for it!
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1876-08-31

John A. McMAHoN, the member
of Congress from this District, rep
resented his constituents ably, faith.
fully and impartially. He stood up
by all his votes in favor of the La
boring men, and the haDorlng men
will return the compliment by re-
electing him to represent their inter
ests in Congress. His conduct is an
honor to the men who elected him,
and they intend to honor themselves
still further in October, by contiru-
ing him as their representative, all
the bosh and stuff about "Confede-
rate" knights of Golden Circle
&C., to the contrary. The Laboring
men know their friends.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1876-08-31

The authenticity of Kilpatrick's
letter to Hayes is admitted by the
Republicans and, while it is true that
Hayes is not responsible for its con.
tents, yet as long as he does not pub
licly resent its suggestions he is pre-
sumed to have acted upon them.
This suspicion is confirmed by the
New York Republican conventions
nomination of a wealthy man, in
whose behalf and against such a man
as Vim. NJ. Evarts, Hayes wrote a
strong letter to influence the conven:
ton. Moreover, the Sun says:
We hear from Saratoga that Gov.
Hayes, acting upon Kilpatrick's ad-
vice, wrote Immediately to the Re
publican leaders in this state for a
supply of documents for circulation
in Indiana, that at the suggestion of
the aged but willy Thurlow Weed,
Gov. Morgan at once sent ten thous-
and of them to be put where they
could do the most good. 1t is need
less to say that the kind of docu-
ments most likely to convince needy
and seedy politicisns are published
in Washington, and illustrated with
engrayiHgs on steel.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1876-08-31

Republican hand organs may as
sail the Democratic House with such
meaningless epithets as "confede-
rate" as much as they choose, but
they cannot get yer the fact that,
though opposed at every step by the
Republican Senate, they have yet
saved about thirty millions in the APP
preparations. This is something on
which they a proudly go before the
country.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1876-08-31

DENNIS LEwELLEN has made one
of the best Deputies Preble county
ever had, which fact is admitted by
every one who knows anything about
the public business of a Sheriff. His
four years experience under the eye
of Sheriff TOWNSEND prepares him to
fill the Sberif's office with honor and
credit to his friends and supporters.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1876-08-31

Three or four men can SO manipu-
late a Convention to put their favor
tie in nomination. That is the way
it was done here in the Republican
County Convention. An honest and
fair vote would have nominated Mr..
CHAMBERS, but the old gentleman
delegate says they were ''hoodwink-
edw So, so!
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1876-08-31

As if 70 insult and mock the peo-
pie, the Radical Ringsters who nomi-
mated Hayes at Cincinnati passed the
following resolutions:
Resolued. That we reaffirm our OPP
position to further grants of the pub
lie lands, to corporations and monop-
olies, and demand that the national
domain be devoted to free homes for
the people.
Now let us compare this declara-
ton with what has been done by these
same Radical liars. The Republican
party in fifteen years have given
away to monopolies 17S,75S square
miles of public territory, equal to 211
States the size OF Rhode Island, and
constituting an ire greater than
Maine, New Hampshire. Massachu-
sets, Rhode Island, Connecticut, New
York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania Del
aware, Maryland, Ohio and Indiana!
And yet, when Democrats talk about
Reform, theselavish despoilers of the
public territory turn up Their noses
Indignantly. No wonder the Blaines
of that party have suddenly grown in
to millionaires, and that railroad job
bling has grown into such appalling
magnitude. All these scandalous
abuses demand reformation, change.
Reform and change will never come
with the present party in power.
However disposed Hayes might be to
deal fairly with h npnnple heWould be
overriden at every point by these rail
road jobbers. They would sweep
away his honest objections as chaff is
swept aside by the whirlwind. There
is, therefore, no hope for the people
but in a Radical change of admins
tration, a change that will embrace
both men and policy. Reflect
Hayes, and you perpetuate the pre-
vailing c%orruptions. Elect Tilden,
and you have honest government as
sured.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1876-08-31

Taxpayers of Preble county re-
member, that the men who are now
on the stump asking you to vote for
Hayes are the very same persons
who, four years ago, e telling you
how necessary it was to elect Grant
in order to save the country from an
other war and make You prosperous.
Do you propose to be fooled again?