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Miscellaneous-A. A. Eys:er, receiv-
ing stolen goods, bound over; Micha Il
Murphy, peddling without license, So:
Chas. Smith, Michael Murphy, false pr,
lenses, continued to March 8; John Mole.
qui, Alex. Center, burglary, bound over:
Jacob Smith, VIM. Shields, same, con-
tinued TO March l; Frank Criss, receiy-
ing stolen goods, continued to March /,
Grand Larceny-Frank Smith, John
Haynes, continued TO 28th instant; john
Hamilton, Go. Williams, bound over;
Bessie McCurdy, dismissed; Fred. Sc
gon, bound over.
Petit Lirceny-Johu COnnors and
John Scully, continued to March 1; John
Mahony, continued to March 81; VIM.
Campbell, dismissed; John Miller, 81
500; Jerry Day, continued to February
q.
Assault and Battery-Fred. Wish
meyer, costs; Balser Schuster, costs !;
Carrie Bell, 70; Chas. Gormar, Thomas
English and Charles Harde, two
charges, dismis sd.
Drunkenness-Peter Wagner, 80 days:
Thomas Gall, S.; Jane r ,bpins, 90 days:
WIN. Ounning, W. W. Wright, So each.
DIsoruerIy Conducl-W IN. beaver. S3 :
Thomas Fuller, costs; Frank Hunter,
COSTS.
Nags-Kate Smith, go days.
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Announcements.

Rev. Mr.. Morgan at st. johns Church
tomorrow evening.
Henry Ward Beecher at RObinsoRS
Opera-house on March %.
The Workiugmeu's party Will hold a
meeting tomorrow night at ArDelter
Hall.
Free religious services held at the Y.
NJ. q. A. this evening and Sunday even
Ing, commencing at s O'clock.
A meeting is called for this evening at
Glen Grove House, on Warsaw Pike, to
consider the omnibus question.
A social session of the Cincinnati
Lodge, No. s, b. p. o. E., will be held at
Eagle Hall, southwest corner of Eighth
and Central avenue, tomorrow evening.
Rev. D.. Hoyt, editor of the Western
Christia Advocate, Will preach next
Sunday morning. at II O'Clock, in the
Methodist Cnurcn, Masonic Hall Build
ing, Delhi.
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LATEST LOCAL.

THE will of the late Sarah Peter was
admitted to probate. Ru.us King was
appointed eXecu.or.
MOSES DICKSON and Joseph Shafer
Two allegeI thieves, have been dis
charged rom the Work-louse.
The jury in the case of Tnum Is Ferdl-
nand and VIM. Weich, charged with
burglarizing W. McKinley's store, disa.
greed.
AUGUSTUS HALL, the alleged 10 ge %,
from Grayson, KY, mad d hearing before
squire Harmeyer aud was bound over
to the Grand Jury in the sum of $4,000.
CLAIMING RICHARDS, the newly ap-
pointed District Attorney, was sworn
in to-day in the United States Distric,
Court. His assistants will be II cnard
Dyer and John NJ. Mcdonald.
A LITTLE BOY. about ten years old,
fell into The canal last night, back OF
Green's mill and elevator, on Court and
Broadway. He was in the water FULLY
five minutes before he was taken out.
,rhe boy was taken to the private office
In the elevator, and u physiciair-sum.
moned. Alter half an hours work the
boy was brought back 10 life and taken
to his home.
A SEASON of Irish drama is upon us
L. Shell Henderson appears in 'TuIa-
more," next week at Woods Theater,
aud at the National, james Welcn
opens tC-.norrow evening in a new
drama, written for him by gentleman
OF this city, entitled "OConnor's Oath,
OF All Through Steel" "rhe Shaug =
run" is to be brought out week later
at the Grand. Mr.. Welch's drama is
said by those who have rea it to be one
of the best written plays OF The day.
POLICE SUPERINTENDENT j. r. r. b,
Smitn. ol Puiut Pheasant, West Va, ar
rived in the city this morning and look
cnarge of Jerry Jewett, the alleged de.
iauliing Jailer OF that place, whom
Captain johnson arrested day before
yesterday near Woods Theater, in
ubedieuce to a telegram Sent to
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ational Associated Press to the Star.

National Associated Press to the Star
WASHINGTON, Feb. A-These dis
patches yesterday contained the an
nouncement that the Commission, by
the old vote of to 7, had decided tc
count the full vote of Oregon for Hayes
and Wheeler. The vote was taken at
Mr.. Thurman's house. that genllema
remaining in bed during tile session
The details by VIII ;ch the conclusion was
reached were as follows:
Bv Mr.. Z ,munds:
"ResUlVed, That the certificate signed
by K. A. Cr0nin, j. N. L. Miller and
John Parker, purporting to cast the
Electoral vote OF the State OF Oregon,
does not contain or certify the con-
stituLional vote to which that State is
entitled"
JUS Field offered the following as
u substitute,
Whereas, j. w. Watts, designated in
cerI h;ate No. as E!ector Of the State
Of Oregon for President and Vice Pres!-
dent, on the day of election, viz, the
7th uay of November, 1875, held an Office
Of trust and profit under the United
States: therefore,
"Resolved, Tat said j. W.Watts was
then Ineligible TO the office OF Elector
within th5 express terms oI the Consli-
tuition"
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SHoDDY SHoES.-Som4 interesting Sc
crets OF the New England shoe trade
are divulged in u recent article in the
Boston Commercial Bulletin. 1t says: !:
'Fne ingenuity which the manufac-
turers display, and the success they
meet in giving the best look to shoe at
the least possible cost is remarkable.
There is made for the Western trade u
prodigiouS quantity of what are termed
the 'womeRs serge polish shoe.' A good
article can scarcely be made at 81 81 per
pair, yet orders are filled at 81 Iv aud
81 10, and sometimes as low us IS
GEMS. Yet these suoes look AS well as
the higher priced ones, and, in order to
DO it, they are cheapened in every pos
sible way-in lining, trimming. stitch
ing, i'll the bows and eyelets,
and particularly in the sole, the
cost of the sole in the inferior goods
being reduced from % 10 cents. These
soies are known AS pancake and the
article itself as sShOddy shoe.' The
workmanship is also inferior, being
done hurriedly." The Bulletin admits
that some Of these shoes are worth the
price paid for them, ii worn IN the
mousse OF inside rubbers," but Otners are
''really not worth the case they are
packed in."
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LOCAL PERSONALS.

Mr.. T. Sniel Henderson, the Irish
comedian, is in the city. He appears at
Woods next wcek III the new drama
''rullamore."
Mr.. Louis Hudepohl, jr., the highly
esteemed and wide-awake Maln-5treet
business man, wants 1T clearly under
stood that he is not and will not be u
candidate for the position OF Director oi
he City Intirmary, as has been stated
by some Of tue city papers. He says his
time will be employed in making the
Third Ward solid for third term iol
Hon. e. w. u. Johnston.
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R jected-Yeas, 7; nays, 8, as follows:
Yeas-Abbott. Bayard, Clifford, Field,
Huntou, Payne and Thurman-7.
Nays-Bradley, Edmunds, Freling-
huysen, Garfield, Hoar, Miller, Morton
and Strong-S.
Justice Field then offered the follow
Ing:
"Whereas, At the election held on the
7th of November, 1876, in the State Of Or
egon, for Electors of President and Vice
President, W. Ii. Odell, j. w. Watts
and j. Q. Cartwright received the high
est number OF votes cast for Electors
but,
"Whereas, Said Watts, then holding
an office Of trust and profit under the
United States, was ineligible to the office
Oi Elector; therefore,
"Resolved, That said Odell and Cart
wright were the only persons duly elect
ed at the said election, and there was a
failure on the part of the State to elect u
third Eleott r"
Rejected-Yeas 7, nays S-:he same
vote in detail as the preceding.
Justice Field then offered the follow
ing:
"Whereas, The Legislature Of Oregon
has made no provision for the appoint
ment OF an Elector under the act OF
Congress where there was a failure to
make choice on the day prescribed by
law; therefore,
"Resolved, That the attempted selec-
tion Of third ElectOr by the two pei
sons chosen was inoperalive and void"
Rejected-Yeas 7, nays s, as above.
MIR. Bayaru then offtre the follow
ing:
,'R solved, That the vote Of w. N.
Odell and the vote OF j. q. Cartwright,
cast Tor Rutherford B. Hayes, OF Ohio,
for President OF the United States, anu
for WIN. A. Wneeler, of New York, for
Vice President of the United States,
were the votes provided Ior by the Con-
stilution of the United States, and that
the aforesaid Odcil and Cartwright, an,t
they only, were the persons duly ap-
pointed Electors in the State OF Oregon
at the election held November 7, 1876,
there having been a failure at said elec-
tion TO appoint third Elector in ac-
cOrdance with the Constitution and laws
of the United States and laws Of the
State vi Oregon, and that the two votes
Aforesaid should he counted, and none
others, Il ON the State OF Oregon"
Rejected-1eas 7, nays s as above.
A vote was then taken on Mr.. Ed
munds' original proposition, anu it was
ouoPsSN-yO OooS ~ nay = W.
Mr.. Morton then offered the following
"Resolved, That W. II. Odell, j. {.
Cartwright and J. W. Watts, the per-
sons named as Electors in Certificate
No. 1, are the lawful Electors of the
State OF Oregon, and that their votes
are the votes provided for by the Con-
sLitution of the U lited States, and
should be counted for President and
Vice President of the United StalesO
Mr.. Hunton moved 70 strike out the
name oil j. w. Watts. Disagreed to
yeas 7, Lays 8.
Mr.. Morton's resolution was then
adopted-yeas 8, nayse7, as follows:
Yeas-Messrs. Bradley, Edmunds,
Frelinghuysen, Garfield, Aoar, Miller,
Morton and StrOng-8
Nays-Messrs. Abb)tt, Bayard, Cliff
ford, Field, HunLon, Payne and Thu:-
mani.
The decision of the Commi sion was
then drawn up and signed by the eight
members voting in the Affirmative.
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PLAYING THE "RUDBER'-A lady
who determined TO surprise her hus
band, few nights ago bought him a
new pair OF rubDers and placed them by
the bedside, 80 tnat when he came in she
could enjoy mis- delight at such fond
exh bition of love aud affection. The
man stayed out SO late that his vile fell
asleep, and when he cam in his eye Tell
upon Lne Overshoe5. He was just about
to stab himself with cheese-knife,
when he reconsidered his intention and
determined 10 a.ouse his wife and tell
her that lie knew all. Grabbing her by
the hair, he yelled oul: "rhis once hap
py home is aesolated by faithless wo-
mans pertidy," and pointed to the over
shoes. 1t took nearly two hours to en-
plain, and then he furgaVe her, with the
understanding that sne WOulI make him
ii pair Of slippers with his monogram
and green dog on the toe.- Virginia
(NGY.) ChrUnic.e e.
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FROM THE NATIONAL CAPITAL
The State Journal Sensation.

Inc StAte journal SENSATION
| National Associated Press to the Star.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 24.-An article
which appeared in the Ohio State jour
nal OF Thursday, rejecting in contempt
uous terms upon the white people o.
Louisiana, G. Gated considerable feeling
in Democratic circles here. Fifty
marked copies of the Journal were sent
here, mostly to Democl aLic members
from OHIO. Letters were also received
calling attention to the article and
charging that it reflected the sentiments
of Governor Hayes with regard TO the
policy which, in mis- opinion, should be
pursued toward the South.
TIe article in question nas been used
with marked effect by extreme Demo-
Gratis, who favor the defeat OF MIR. HAYES
and the forcing OF new election. Mr..
Hayes friends i'll this city becoming
alarmed at the turn affairs seem to be
taking te.egi aphed TO MIN and Gen.
Comfy, eultOr vi the State journal. for
in ormati0n on the subject. Replies
came denying that Governor Hayes had
inspired The article or that Gen. Comfy
wrote 1t. Tue f,llowing telegram indi-
Gates the tenor OF others:
COLUMBUS. o, Feb. %.
$50 General II. V. BoyntOn. Washington:
"Gen. Comfy has been very SICK for II
week past, and is not permitted to see
or talk to any one, and your dispatch
can not be shown to him. He is not al.
lowed even to read any thing that an.
pears III the State journal. The article
in theJournal OF Thursday on Lou siana
aft .irs was not written by him. Cover
nor Hayes neither inspired nor saw it,
and did not hear of it until his atten-
tion was called to it by your dispatch
from Washington.
"[S.ane A. w. FRANCISCO,
Associate proprietor ol the State
Journal"
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A NEW MOVE.
John ShillitO's Dry Goods House
to be Removed to seventh Street.

John ShiIlitO's Dry Goods House
to be Removed TO seventh Street.
MI. john SAilliI0, the FourLh-sLrect
dry goods merchant, has decided to re-
move from his present location and
erect a mammoth building on Seventh
and Race streets.
Mr.. Shillito came to this decision
about three years ago, and to that pur-
pose engaged an attorney with insLruo-
tiOns to obtain for him suitable site.
The ground selected consists of fully
one-ha.f Of the aqaare bounded by Sey-
enLh, Rlce, Elm and George strqets,
forming LETTER l.. The ground frouts
20 eet IN George, 179 on Race AMI 1:5
on Seventh street.
The following is list of the iormer
owners of the property, with the
amounts paid them lor their places:
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SELLING TRAMPs A Hartford paper
tells NON lady VI that city "plays ip
on tramps, through the agency of the
bogus money known as advertising
greenbacks," and which to the casual
observer appear genuine. The lady
with .ulied cAreless.esS puts y bill OF
this kind under the mat at the back
door, and waits the approach Of til e
inuocents. Up to the door comes tram :
py, ana his greedy eyes at once alight
on the money. Iu Il dash it is trans
lerred to his pocket, and without stop.
ping to knock and beg, as he intended to
do, hurries out Of sight, radiant with the
JOY ut one who u u.eXp9c.edly strikes
good luck. When as a safe distance he
looks at the bill, and as the ex ent of the
terrible deception daWns upon him he
clutches his hair ..:.1 .s. With VI: ,;:,.. u..
spairing cry of "Suld, by Jerusalem! T.
crawls INTO convenient rat-hole all d
dies.
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The Telephone.
National Associated Press to the Star.

National Associated Press to the Star.
BOSTON, Feb. 24.-Prof Graham Bell
repeated his telephone experiment in
Salem last evening before an immense
audience. The experiment Of transmit.
ting sounds, musical and vocal, were
successful. A Globe correspondent at
the Salem end sent message TO another
at the Boston end, which proved as sue
cesstul as the last. Prof. Bell is rapidly
developing his discovery, and promises
great things.
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DISPATCHES FROM ABROAD
National Associated Press to the Star.
RI1SSIAN W.D Nyo1yr,,r>,-e

National Associated Press to the Star.
RUSSIAN WAR MOVEMENTS.
VIENNA, Feb. 24.-Tne movement oil
he Russians across the Pruth, it is now
expected, will take place next week. 1t
is said that an army OF one million and
two hundred thousand is ready to move.
THE O'MAHoNY DEMONSTRATION.
LONDON, Feb. "A -Ine reception OF
.OMahony's remains at Cork disap-
ponled all expectation. Only a few
hundred peopie accompanied the corpse
10 the Democratic Club. There was no
torchlight procession, and no political
demonstrations were made. Delegates
who accompanied the remains from
New York are indignant at the
conduct OF the Captain of The steamer
Dakota, who refused to recognize
them duling the voyage, or to
supply them with an American fig to
cover the c, fiji on landing, because he
would not countenanc, what he cunsiG-
cred to be u disloyal demonstrations.
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FINISHING THE JOB.
The Work Of President-making
Goes on To-day.
Attempts at Fillibustering Four
Times Voted Down.
The Count to Proceed as Far as
South Carolina To-day.
Special to the Star:

opcCldl 10 tne SCdr:
| WASHINGTON, Feb. 24.-The House
met at 10 O'Clock, and communication
from the Commission was Iald before
the House, announcing that the Joint
Commission had reached decision in
| The case of the Oregon vote, referred to
it, and was now ready to report to a
joint session of the two Houses.
Mr.. Mcmahon offered resolution that
the House adj )urn until Monday.
This was voted down by vote Of 126
to 7S, and a substitute that the Senate
be at once invited in for the two Houses
to go into joint session was carried.
Special to the Star.
WASHINGTON, Feb. pa P. MA
second resolution offered by Mcmahon
tor tho purpose of causing delay was,
after short, sharp discussion, rejected
by vote OF 1913 10 70. The Senate was
then again invited in, and the joint ses-
sion commenced.
THE JOINT SESSION.
President Ferry announced the de-
csion OF the Commission, and it was
read, announcing that the three votes
of the State of Oregon cast by W. II.
Odell, j. W. Watts and j. q. Cartwright
for r. b. Hayes for President, and VIM.
A. Wheeler for Vice President, are the
Constitutional votes to which said State
is entitled.
Objection was made to the decision
from the Democratic side, and the TWO
Houses, under the rules, retired for de-
bate, the Senate returning to its own
chamber.
HOUSE.
The debate was continued, and third
resolution was offered for the purpose of
delaying the count. This was also re-
jected by vote of 1872 to 107.
A proposition for a recess till Monday
is just voted down by vote of 15S to
115.
There is great excitement and the
efforts to delay have been put in every
conceivable shape.
Both Banning and Sayler voted in ia.
vor OF the recess til Monday.
The d. mocrats in favor Of going on
are determined in their course, and Will
not give way.
After the feuure of the fourth effort to
take recesSnll Monday, motion was
ma to adjourn till $3.50 O'clock.
This was ruled by the Speaker "dla-
tory" and the count is now about to
proceed.
IL will probably 60 on as far as South
Carolina this afternoon. Here objection
will be made, causing further delay.
JOINT CONVENTION.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 24-3:30 p. MI
The joint Convention again as embed,
and the count is now going on.
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Suicide by Shooting.
National Associated Press to the star.

NdVIoHaI AssOCIHleu TTess 70 the Star.
BOSTON, Feb. "a Edward Warner
Treasurer or the Chicago Refrigerator
Car Company, and stock broker on
Washington street, was found in his O..
tce with bullet hole in his head and a
pisto. by his side. His noI-appea arance
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police headquarters in This city
by MIR. j. Seh0n. It is understood
that Jewett has not accounted for sum
of money which came into his possession
by virtue OF his Office as Jailer. Upon
arriving in this city he sold horse
which he brought with him Tor SO at
Carney's stable.
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The Lewislowm Reservoir.

A meeting Of manufacturers whose
mills ale run by the water power from
The Miami d Erie Canal, and who are
alarmed at the prospect OF the passage
OF the Senate bill to abandon the Lewis
town Reservoir, held IL maeLing yester-
dav afternoon at the Burnet Iau,e to
take some action on the subject.
Al the afternoon session The Commit.
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at business hours caused some alarm.
His office was broken open, and he was
found partly dressed. He, without a
doubt, committed suicide, and it is
thought that financial embarrassment
led to the act.
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Baltimore Postmaster Dead.

National Associated Press to the Star.
BALTIMORE, Feb. A.-General Andrew
DeniSon, Postmaster of this city for
nearly eight years, was found dead in
bed this morning. He was forty six
wears of app
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Marriage LIceMSes.

The following marriage licenses were
issued since our last report:
+. W. Meyer and Fredericka Sterile.
Robert Severin and Caroline Driehaus.
Christ. Ripley and Lizzie Genrland.
Alex. Z. McCalfrey aud Lizzie Ennis.
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owners of the property, with the
paid them lor their places:

The building which Mr. Shillilo it,
tends to erect on tnis splendid lot will
be six stories high and will be one OF
the graudest aud best regulated dry
goods houses i'll the country. IL viii be
used both lof wholesale ana retail bus
ness.
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Queen Victoria'S poet laureate in In
dia bears The simple name Ot K0konda
Venkalurathnamu Pautulu. Wnen she
wants pretty little Indian poem he
chops his name up into short lines.
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ATTACHMENT.

IA TTACHMENT.-BEFO HENRY Err
IA KEEL, Justice of the Peace Of Cincinnati
IOWns hip, Hamilton County, Ohio. = +. A.
LAoeLel y Co., firm doing bus mess in The state
fof Ohio VS.. f. ri nand Fiegner-On the 10Th
day OF December, 1916. said Justice issued an
order OF attachment in the above action fJr tie
IBum OF $I00 IL.
b. F. A. HOEBEL & CO.,
7 fes4-3tS By G. TAFEL, his Attorney.
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"Whc Gu is the bottom of batter
cake?" IS the question that imped des the
progress Of the Lagrange (Ky.) Debat-
ing CluD.
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Edition

For the nert t.oenty-four hours, probably
cloudy, tolIoaced by clearing and Jair or
cooler lCedther.
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MNOR SALE OR RENT A cottage of
IL five rooms with two acres OF ground, sta
ible lruit trees, &C, situated on the Winton
Road, about twenty minutes walk from the
Spring Grove Station.
= I he above property will be leased for a term
of yea $, or will sell on easy payments, with a
small portion down, or will exchange for city
property. Inquire Of JOHN X. COOLEDGE,
I93 est Fifth street, or of MRS. SAMPSON,
adjoining the property. fc2l- -W&S.tf
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ANEUSEMEN ENTS.


Mr.. Lawrence Barrett, The eminent
actor, appeared last night to magniti-
cent audience, in spite OF the inclement
weather This was creditabie to the
city, rs the announcement OF Mr.. Bar
relt AS "Caosius" IS enough to bring nut
cultivated people, whether the weather
is fine or not. Mr.. Barrett appears
twice to-lay-matinee as Elliott Cray"
in "R)sedale," and night as "RiOhard
Ill"
Next week Mrs. Oates and her opera
company, with clange o. programme
every night.
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NNI ANTED SIl UATION AS gardener,
AVV by man who understands the care of
Renteman's place and horses, NC; good ref
erence. Address AUGUST SIElICH, Read
ing, o. 23-4t
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LOST.

r OsT-POLIDY--As 81, 900 policy Oh the life
10f 10th, in the Mutual Life Insurance
Company Of New lork. Return t. mo and re-
ceive ompensation. Ii. KEDRICK, Mer-
chants Exchange. It's