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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-16
HINTS. QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
FOLLY As IT FLIES.
n. r5ifor Of The Trt6u ne.

a IA Editor the IrtOuhe'
SIR: respectfully submit to YOU the follow
enc ouestcns L. not your editorial IN this days issue
mon the subject of Senatorial Courtesy grossly unjust
90 senator CouLngi Would IL not be better AMI more
courteous ~ wait until the Senator from Ne"N"rk h@
,rep acme eilcial action with respect TO the coni'rn
g., q, rrd Robertson before carca,uring the di-tin-
hs senator IN the manner and form act forth IN rhl
eed,,orial I surely no man should De- Pr'iud,cd ana
much less Que that Is occupying the eminent ahu
nf,sifion OF Senator COnknI. IL ~ l.
Ner- IJrk, April T. ISL.
fin this busy world one must shoot folly aS II
Aies We cannot wait until the nomination has
been hung up in committee to dry. The senator's
position has been ascertaincd with tocrablc accu-
rscy and no Injustice has been done.-Edl
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H4LF A MILLION COUNTED OUT.

Then Senator Brown Of Georgia rose
To tell Of his party's terrible woes.
And he lifted alOft his martial Dose.
And aimed at his desk resOunding blows.
"The hallot-box In the South is free,
But how In the North I" demanded he;
democrats there, II Ia sad TO note.
Are barred Of their sacred right to vote,
HALF n million counted ont ~
with rousing sbout.l
~And that's what Pm complaining about"
Said Senator Brown OF Georgia.
He was interrupted by Senator Hoar
Who said, " Hows that Upon this floor
That charge has never been made before.
Give all Of the facts ask for more 7"
In Massachusetts, alone" said Brown,
In every county-in every town
We're Democrats kept from the polls last fall
hundred and forty thousand In all
And thus our party was pu; to rout-
Hancock kept out
And that's what lin complaining about ~
Said Senator Brown Of Georgia.
"The Yankees-it makes my heart to bleed
To zee them drive from the polls. indeed,
The man who cannot his ballot read,
The paupcr the people have ~ feed,
The lunstic, fool and iDobriate-
II those could vote. We should carry the State!
Democrats, these disfranchised men r.
He pounded his desk and Numbered again,
Half million are counted out
In the North, no doubt.
And that's what I'm complaining about !"
Cried Senator Brown Of Georgia.
W. A. CRoPFUr
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&, ,,,o ;oldt OF administering the pledge TO con-
go srunknrds who brought before the mayors
cn,r, and from the records OF arrest ano re'" -" "
Incel that among the hundreds VINO nave VaAcn '"o
"a, N abstain from drink not more than per cent %
.s MN and 10 per cent Of the women nave
Ihis oan almost inevitably sinks lower than dlsso
, ,,or ana that thencefOrth all her ASSOCIATIONS "N
help 10 keep her HOW'LL . ,,,o
pa,.,s and impecunious noblcmeu have long
sro, f. their hearts for this country, ana no
- co,,s,lering the prosperous career In cuos ""u
-, Lo,ses which has been confldingy opehou " ~
- =. them In England. however. the nome Vi Io'"
g.. ,or,s these scOns OF noble houses goherai'
..,.y wculd NC too apt 10 come TO griet' bu' ~ r
tHo' ,oach Of promise was recently heard at the
o,,dbaIl tho details of which prove thS' an
naO the world don't live on this side OF the Al
VAC ION de Garden a Belgian yiscOunt, piedg'n MS
,,s .,,le and his ancestral estates 10 'nc "'"-
~. rucisA stoue-cuttcr who at various '''"os -"
% ~ 49, accommodated him with various small looms
.n,oru,nc In the aggregate 10 "'o' 80.
oonnt was evidently In sore ncro OF Sinc'd i'm evil
cou"p ,,c,. ,o his aianCcd which were prou ia az a
snnc. he admitted the alternate pnrcurc anu The nry
ssirt ne matter of the unosl nnpn, ,.cr for 5000
snnd verdict for the stonc-cuitcf aUecrous
I 9ahHh ms generous estimate OF TIC "H''"0"'
of a onc-shir'ed noblenah III
Mr Christian X. Ross Is reported l" i'S"iU
,,s lsest ecw TO the whereabouts oil his son
NO., hon,nl which be has received for seNer" !'''r
The letters from Ensiahu "' go, q, Ia. re-
q, the los, boy are written 10y persons h""" Ia
spcpsble and the evidence is strong 'n'' cue ronc
80 h,s reol name 20 be Charlie Ross before ""''"
eI, IN the ncichboIhood knew that hoy vi '"','
,ad h.en loaf, The gentleman who wrote one o u,
trrs con,rn,nc these statements at the time Oh ""
writes was living in villa II, Lonsh'on, aoo"' -.
,,,,s. from London where his children oi'eh
boy in question that his real "aae W." h,r shin
-. ,., IA. xsas brought FROM Amcrics Ill o'S ''''
w. who pretended bc his mother Out "uo"i
1an,d,,,,d always kept her face veied her eAe"Sc
Ming that her husband abroad and she had 'asyn
xow NOT TO uncover her face IN puohc nn M nv from
sr,"sa elements come. uUt IN rOuhut'"u' W.
Ihcse a'. ,'o,,Iy can Identity, but from Nv" GUY
men as 60 whose character there Is s1 10 W.
s,,,ht,s tou,t One oi thcm ~ kourt , ~ S,on
hsu'.n. 80. nv,n, ni No SO Greenwood Road ia, "n'
radon \ e. aud the other L. W. e. kisou , iitr
,ean land and emigration agent o .nv Ti. letters
i'aiur@ ,,J m AuouIo Railway COMPANY i'' 49,,
Ner. sent 10 Colonel fOrnc>, OF fbi"uo'f''' "
MIR KInssbury Is well kno"h'
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boots ccmpass, walk from ship TO another,
thus reach the long sought spot Congress IL per
fectly willing TO squaDdcT money ia this but the
moment appropriation il asked to improve the Mis-
sissppi River howl of Indignation II raised aud jobs 10
swndle the Government are freely spoken Of. The
Mississippi River IL Southern and Western institution
II IL enemy to Eastern Railroad nahohS cnG II were
improved II might prosper the West and South TO the
dctrncnt OF the capitalists Do not give II one cent IL
Ia front stream dith breaks through lcNocS deurs
entire parishes aud the country Ia O-e millions o
dollars II Congress world make appropriations Tor nc
improvement OF The great American water route, u
would build up the South aud the act would conduee TO
the wealth and credit OF the cntirc Nation Uncle sam
spare change however, must bc used IN searching lot
the North Pole. and making hrclchCs ior The lAdlls
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OEITI -tEF.


Levi \. Dc-hou~ died at his home, No 3G1
C4f,-. aye. Hiootnn. yesterday morning. MT Drshon-
BEGAN Dis carer 900 thi~ ciiy aH honhhr"lr and " A.
afi,rvard engaged an advertising solicitor for ihc
N,,r Ioik Obscrr,r. subsequently De- established gen
fl -pnlp i,,, icing huriur-- on his own account
Ir ulIh Doc Wac prD.p ruus liz Na~ again comm ted
with Ihc Oiwrf.r manager ~ IL, advertising depart
mont holding the position until nhon year a'o. and
f..tr.lI.. continuing hIs own hl-inr-~ lie went To
W,~f Nir-uln l. for his health. and WH- much
benefited \ few weeks aga hts nn'Idy. pulmonary Els
.-, confined him To- Do. house. Mr br-l"ii- t- MY
,...t- old d., leaves wife and three children fi-
h4-i-,. ,-o t,, -ilk 81 HIM ~ having been genial
4i.t uulIght
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FIRST FLOOR
SOLID SfIVTRWARE
NJ entirely designs confined To- this from small frs
expensive obec Of PANTY Presentation
Place FORKS AND SPOONS Of tasteful patterns at low
rate per ounce also Pc pared for this variety Of
hand Ornamcnted faf,m. at but slightly higher rates
WATCHES,
watharnl and foreign Chaolaine watches
and Chlteaiu's Watch and general Repairing.
SECOND FLOOR ELEVATOR
DIAMONDS.
Choice gems in soMiaros and critically matched parst
PEARLS RUBIEs sArPIR::s. and other precious stones
in artistic settings Careful attention gwen to the designing
and setting OF bridal ami family towels
GOLD JEwELRY
for Ladies' and Gencmens great variety OF artists
and 10 o only articles OF an eabofa" and costly
character bu, of the latest aud most approved
tyles which are Of standard quality but least expensive.
Alsa SILVER JEWELRN.
THIRD FLOOR elevator.
FINE DRONZES.
Mantoi sets, Marble. Bronze, and Polished Brsss
CLOCKS.
with chimes winding attachments Cpaiensed and
controlled By this esAoshment. Travelling CLOCKS anu D0'
oratiyo
PORCELAIN
IN PLANES yasea Jarlineres SC, Of tho RoyH "or''
,, and other fayofte wares OF latest importation Sc
lected with critical TASTE and forming oon0'u'" VI
merit x,,,,, M.
THIS ESTABLISHMENT WILL Do pr
OPEN TO TIE PUBLIC UNTIL ~
O'CLOCK THIS EVENING, AMI "I'
ON MONDAY EVENING.
y1srroRs are invited 70 inspect tho stock independently
Of any intention 10 purchase
= go 1,Ia.ning Works send tor
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PUBLIC OPINION.

Bone Senator should have the "Memoirs Of
Ss9srson Davis read part OF his speech They are
eaihcienty duh and malignant 70 clear the galleries.
taneinnati Commercial (tiepb
The United States Senate is giving the
eenntry splendid display OF ostinacy. but people
you'd be better pleased with the transaction Of :le
Nep)
We sometimes think that if Judge Davis
efe not suoh big, fat lazy he might make n won
Sssu sur In the political world But the Judge Is
oned 70 sitting the bench and the fence that he
not get down. even for the purpose OF forwarding his
w Opinions. III Buffalo Courier (Dom.)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-16

The official result of the lIobokcn charter
election A. announced by the Board Of city tanva,scrs
f. a. follows: Mayor l.. V >. Ecsson. Republican {;
CTS Clerk Robert Albcrs, Democrat; city Collector
John Mcmahon Independent Democrat; CITY Treas
uf,r August Brntc, Democrat; Assessor, John L. Wig
rms Republican: Water COMMISSIONER Martin Stills.
H. t,nrt.,f Mr. Er--nu'- majority John 4 ONcil.
thr Democratic caudidac. l. ,. and Mr McMahons ma
nrf over ltit hard owcs the regular democratic cand
,l,fr 80 Mr Bowr- declares that there ARE several
error. m The tall, sheet. aud he will apply to the
-ui,r,utt Court for a recount ~ the ballots
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LATEST SHIPPING NEU,S.
PORT OF NEw.YORK. APRIL 10, 1881.
ARRIVED.

PORT OF NETWORK APRIL 10. 1881.
ARRIVED.
steamer Carondcet Beck, Matanns Ap o. Nas" an va
Fcrnanl!na IL, With mdso aud pas'chs'is~ u "''oy
a =
steamer CITY ~ Antonio Burrows naNestoh o"ay =
vrtth rp,is and passengers Ia & ~ mallory Y q"
steamer N m Lawrence Marsh, baltimore WIN mdse 10
Geo II Glover. .,-t.., Calcutta nae a
WIN J k to Ser S@icn 81 days, with empty bar
reis TO Punch, FdycN Ga. -. ,o A.. -,,, -, -
tNor JofKcnson Lclh OV "AS WIN 0oS W
or,l,r weasel % Punch. Edy" 4 Co.
Hong Kong Dec 81, Win muse 10 a
l.rns. vessel 10 Simpsun, tlapp x co.
a., ,arnet Karstena from Port spain 90 TroSbrdge
& Co,
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
ApTfPnA April l5-Arr1yed. steamer Fannie Warren,
from New York. ,-, .---- -. ~ p..,.-
,ct Wilhelm tGcrj. hoffman. from bremen.
Ib-sailed Aurora, for Bremen
MN ORLEANS April l5-PassesAIiyod, steamer Hudson
from New-l York.
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.uIDNIGH1 WEATHER. REPORI.


WA,HINGrON. April rs, q. H. hr area "i
low barometer whirh az thc midnight report oil "'t
uvht vas central south of I;hodr Island hi- moved IN
norhrn-tcrly direction mud now central 90 Tue BRUSH
Maritime Province The barometer j. m-H''' "''
The Gulf ~ McNco Tho t'mpcrninf' hh- ''"'l
I'm I'M, Ohio Valley; csc here % has risen N"rtH'IV
,i,l ,,,,. fl, tc ,fdd. Atlantic -iatr- and The Up
pcr Lake rraon and souihrry winds 800 the west cur
ktntrs. elsewhere tlc pre-, a,ng winds are Westerly
Iilt rain reported from the ON" hih o. i@"''"''
Vnlrya: elsewhere fair weather prevails
Indications
For the Middle Atlantic statce. higher harom' 1T
stationary or higher temperature westerly WIFI l, R
i,,,Iy ,,,frr ~ nm occasional Hight rains followed ~
clearing weather .,- .,.,,.r.rv ar
For Ncw Enellnd. higher baromcirr' slhi'"nliy "r
HIGHER t.u,nrrnturr. westerly, winds aud clearing
CduiOadry Signals
C,uopary elrunls cninuc al Passport ana cauiohaIy
of shore .l,uhls at Portland.
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CHrctGo. April ia special dispatch TO
The Iabr.oIsnH from tr,-co. Iowa says: ION Thurs
Al, ti-t ifr o. -frny. about a ,io/rn huliff's here,
,su..ur a lo-s Of r.t.OOO: Insurance about S7OV"
rrostptNcr. T. /. April ia hrr this morning
burned the upper floors and roof ~ the l." Favour Mil
% Pawtpclci Tho hul,liur ~he occupied hy -'''ial
n.,ruf,rturin nrra The losses on tho buildnS and
MAJ. Inner, are covered by nu Insurance ~ ~ TOO
IIur. T. I,rtLc- hluWarr tnandll,turr loses II 900
Pos water; no iu-nrhu'".
CI>ttNNAri. Aprii l5.-rhe Commercial Hotel at Dc
,i..i. Ala. Wa burned ll-i night. Loss, $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-16

John Tucbncr, a German cabinctmakcr, fifty
five years old committed suicide ycstcrliy In his room
Al No So West siNtccnthst His body WIS found hang
inc los q cothc=-ne ln the room last night and II wlS
evident from the appearance OF II thai the man
h,d h,.u dead srvcrnl hours. Tuchncr ~ one ume
a. u ,rt,b, circumstance. but after the d,th oi ms
n, -, ny,. V,ar, ago. he bcramc confirmed dfunkarl
Recently he has been supported py eol' "no "A'S
living by selling newspapers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-16
TIE spEAKERsIIIP OF TIE COMMONS.

SIR: VIII you please inform me in your
paper who Speaker of the English House OF Commons
and rbcf her the Office " political Onet 81
Iaoiateid. N. j., April =, ISL
THE Right Hon. III. Is. W. Brand. Member lor
Cambridgeshire. lie is n Liberal IN politics ana
was the party whip" before he was hrst appointed
Speaker The Conservative Government, when IT
returned To power in 1874 reappolpt"d him; 50
that according to present usage, it is not political
Eep-Ed1
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NO CHANCE rOR srRADDnNG.

The question about which no editor can al
ford to be either ncdts ur dumb" IL this: Dad the
President do right In nominating judge Ron
eiisOn Ia the Office of Collector of the Port of Nc"l ora
II he did then Senator Conkling IL right IN Nlh{
Ing him for having made the nomination. and his friends
should back hri in his purpose 10 fight" " he fics
dent did right, then hc should be defended The issue
distinct II prccudcs neutrality and neither the lic-
dent nor the senator deem one his friend VINO ~
dumb while the issue is pending. M editor chihol
secure respect nor escape rcspCnsiJlltY 10y Whe NJ
when he should speakany than an ostrich can hide
his huge body By sticking his head in the sand
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rtrr eAfnEr ANn WATFR-

ALBANY, April ia ire damaged ;. Mnnson
Cn'- -hor factory. u broadway. this morning. The
following merchants. occupying adjoining premises we're
also suG,ror-: liriu,rcway Co., commission m'r
chants: Martin Hunter commission merchants: Hem
Iurvat Co., oyster dealers; iIce'mln CO.. dealers IN
fruit ,nd 1uilnin N'rks. fruit dealers md coniinr
zion ui-rciants The biildlu.- WFr" saved. but the
-fnt h- nf goods w.r rIrl-y damaged ht tinukr aud
tftr The lo..r- iu part are Benjamin & l'thS
- -ppp. fl'iy insured .. Muu,Ou ~ Co., $1,000 III
-rf,d Tor 300
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4 TIAX Mill. HTENED.

LAWRENCE. Mass, April 15.-lestcrlay
PIP, broke ou 10 o nat mill In Frye village. Ando,rr.
owned Dos John smith aud leased 10y the smith aud Dove
ManIlitfurIn, foupn'v Tho interior 81 the building
f.fl. d,-ifot'd together with LARGE an"int "i
r,, and manufactured material Loss. S7jOOO, fully
mad
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WHAT EVERYBODY Is SAYING.

There is too much Of a good thing in the
deadlock In the Senate. II rOod thing-an inp"i
tant thngo have Malone and Ben Hin set thcms iNc-
right before the country. For this much the deadlock
deserves thanks. I,u that the political aspect o
the new Senate settled the less Of dcadlocks the nr
ter especially as Important business is waiting attcn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-16

the average 1Gaso) being 1899 lower than the CORES
pondrg day year aud 5is0 higher than on Thurs
DAY.
to-day in this city and vicinity.
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SENATOR DAVIS UNRBLL.

WASHINGTON, April Ex-senator David
Davis Ii not In good health. II Is reported that he is
about 70 20 to California 70 recuporaie and he viii not
probably return before tho Senate adjourns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-16

Give attention TO the first symptoms OF
Lung Complaint and check the dreaded disease In its In
cipenoy by using Dr. Jaynes Expectorant, safe old
fashioned remedy for all Affections OF the Lungs ana
Brouchia.
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TALLY ONE.

>, from Tie MRvdakee Republican (Rep.I
aanobe Ia having an excellent moral effect
sns Denocrstic party he has caused number OF
sSerstae senators who have hitherto been silent upon
mp2ect TO cry ont against reputation and rcpuda-
Iney may tslk this sort Of thing until they begin
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-16

TRIBUNE OFFICE, Arril 10, a. m-The movement
in the barometer II again upward. Cloudy weather
with light rain was followed yesterday by partly CLOUDY
weather The temperature ranged between 3sS and oo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-16

ArnrRN. y. y, April 1.-The Hon. Milo
Goodrlrh died to-day.
Mr. Goodrch born AT Homer. y. Y. January g.
l~-o H. received an academic education AMI Was Tor
man, wears one of the leading lawyers 81 Auburn lie
Ma. ,tgher nf Tie State Constitutional Convention Of
I-,,- and 90 80 hc elected 10 the Mild Congress
- 20 Republican. and served from March l. 1871 10
.. L.
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COME RI and Happiness after using bottle GexmsD
Com BeBoyer price 20 cents sold by Druggisis

Indic.-Rriancy your adds charm n the
table. Use ELECTRO snIcos. Avoid limitations
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

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rKnnAEIY mn WnRK OF NCENDIARIES.

The premises occupird 10y Charles Pcrut ~
atur, ~ Christian Hook. l. I. were totally DESTROYED
i, nr Thursday uoruiug The family bany c-ropng.
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HEAVY DAMAGE AT BUFFALO, Ny.

ByFFALo, y. T., April ia disastrous fire
broke in tho hat mandatory of Stafford Faul Co..
Ia the Matthews Block. abVnt midnight and destroyed
tho stock Of the firm which aluod at $4,000 and
Insured for S32 900 The loss on the building which was
owned by !. Y. Matthew's. Editor OF The Morning ET
press, is $4,000. insured. The establishments OF T.
lIr.chicld Is Co. and Hiram Exstein adjoining. were
injured BY 10 the extent Of several thousand dol
lars both insured II Exs'cn Co. claim that their loss
amounts to $1,000. which principally by water
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JEALOUS OF THE NORTH POLE.

!, xssnape u would be q good plan for the
- y ss Az the old worthless shps Il can buy Dor.
fssst pc6 toward the North Polo ntil the whole
voeeh plugged with them and then iJeutrn AMI
-ssA " some other enthusiast with pair Of rum
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From Out the Jaws of Death.

The fortunate escape of the Brit
ish ship Kirkcood, laden with coal :,
from Newcastle, N. S. W.. at tie
Columbia bar, last Sunday, is the
subject of very general congratula-
tions. 1t appears from the published
accounts that the Ktrk,cood arrived
off the bar, at that date, without a
pilot. The Captain found his ship
alongside the outer buoy off Point
Adams. Sighting the next buoy he
concluded TO venture in, hoping to
make the channel by the buoys. His
ship was drawing 10 feet. He en-
tered the south channel with the bar
breaking light across. lie had n
short but very rough experience
among the breakers before his ship
plowed through the sands to deep
soundiags, which she die after few
thumps on the bottom. Three
times, as she touched, the breakers
rolled over her, and one heavier than
the rest stove in the cabin, filling it
with water and lifting the captain,
mate and several men from their feet
and hurting them with such violence
that all were more or less injured.
Either by good luck or by good
management the ship was at length
safely anchored in the channel near
the Great Republic wreck, and was
afterwards safely towed into AS
toria harbor by the tug Columbia.
Capt. Sinnott was laid up with very
severe scalp cut and bruised shout
der. The first officer received Sc
we're injury to his legs. One man
had an arm and another a rib broken.
All had very narrow escape, under
the circumstances. This is Capt
Sinnott's first voyage to the Column
bia river. He passed very near the
same spot where the Ftrnglen, draw
ing only eleven feet, was wrecked
two weeks ago. The south channel
has not been used for deep water
vessels for more than year, and no
pilot would have attempted to bring
the Kukuo0d in, even with q tug.
Escape from complete wreck is moth
ing short of miraculous.