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SAD IRISH SCENE.
Two Hundred Starving Men Begging for
Employment at the Workhouse.

LONDON, January ga Kauturk cor
respondent describes remarkable scene
at meeting OF poor law guardians. The
day was bitter cold and about two hun.
dred famished persons stood without
the workhouse where the guardians
met. Among them were eighty stall
wart, but hungry looking lsborers, who
loudly demanded work. The guardians
could give them none. In the midst
ofthe meeting word was brought that
the laborers were forcing their way into
the building. Business was suspended
and dead silence prevailed. lmmedi-
ately afterwards footsteps were heard as.
cending the stairs. The door was almost
taken from its hinges with the kicking
and pushing it received from the out.
side. Several voices were heard calling
upon the guardians to open the door
and give them relief The door was
opened by Mr.. Cauliffe, one OF the guar.
dians, who was about to leave the
room when he vas thrown back and
informed that he nor anv guardian in
the room should leave until they had
done something for them. The passage
on the stairs was taronged with snlen,
famished.loOking men. \ scene OF con-
fusion ensued, which lasted several
minutes. In the background some poor
fellows we weeping. After some time
the men ere got to under tand that
they could find bread and tea IN the
hall, and that their families would re-
ceive outdoor relief for week. The
besieged guardians were, on this under
standing, allowed t. 90 uninterrupted.
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IRON TRADE.
Dull Times, and an Unsatisfactory Out
look.

PITTsBURG, Pa, January 26.-ln a
talk yesterday with a leading iron man
ufacturer here, the gentleman stated
that there is no money in the iron trade,
and that there is no profit in it at the
prices at which iron has been selling for
the last six months. The card rate is
two and one.half cents, but, nothwith
standing this, iron has been selling any
where from two cents up to two and
one.fourth cents, the higher rates be.
ing obtained for speCialties only. Plenty
Of iron could be sold, he said, but it
must be sold at less rates, and, although
wages are based on the card, iron is be-
ing sold at much less.
When asked for reason for the de-
cline in prices the gentlemen replied as
follows:
at is reaction. When trade became
brisk every old rattle trap OF mill in
the country that had been out OF use Tor
years was started up, and the conse-
quenCe is that large surplus OF iron was
manufactured, and prices have gone
down as a natural result"
"Then," said |; There seems to be
a probability that Secretary Sherman's S
prediction OF panic may be fulfilled" l"
In reply to this combined assertion
and interrogatory the manufacturer
merely gave a dubious shake Of his head
and said:
"Well, we hope that trade will be bet
ter in the spring, but there is no telling;
but il it does not brighten up soon, look
out for a crash. You can 60 to any OF
the mill men," continued the gentle
man, "and ii they tell you the truth,
they will say what have. 1t is impos
sibe to pay the present prices for pig
iron and make reasonable profit, and
many firms are now running merely for
the purpose OF keeping their men EN-.
ployed and keeping up prices here"
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

Scarcely q quorum of the Lower As,
Sem5'y sta; Smeu were present yester-
day morning when
Tie Speaker Dropped
his gavel. Those on hands so early
make up the Granger element, and are
Of that class who arise at their regular
bucolc hour four o'clock in the morn
lng-and as
Ono Ola "Yahoo"
remarked, he didn't see why they could
not get to work at the seaSOnable hour
Of SIX or seven in the morning, as he
had been accustomed to in the rural
"deStriCtS.
Those composing the other element,
who 30 not retire aud arise with the pre-
ClslOn and regularity OF the
Barnyard Fowl
got around to the capitol editice about
the hour of noon, Just in time to witness
the final and official announcement OF
the election OF a United States Senator.
As the Capitol bell tOllsd the hour of
twelve, the members OF the Senate APP
peared in the House, and the President
of the Joint assembly soon made the an
nOunCement tina!
Hon. johnson N. Camden,
OF Psrkersburg, was elected as the next
United States Senator from "Our Little
Mountain province.
Nothing else of special Importance
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WEDNESDAYS WAITS
GATHERED IN AND REPRODUCED IN
PRINT.
Solid SenatOrs-Jackson Elected in Ten.
nessee-0epression in the Iron Trade
Heavy Snow Storms in the
east-FOreign Catastrophies.
MISCELLANEOUS INTELLIGENCE.
MARTINsBURG MIS- LANY.
Senatorial Sayings - Railroad Reforma-
ton.

ton.
Special to the Register
MARTISsBURG, January 26.
The nomination OF Hon, Johnson n.
Camden for United States Senator gives
universal satisfaction here, as We recog.
nize in him type OF true manhood,
coming up as he does from the humber
walks OF life to this high position by his
own energy. Weknow he is acquainted
with the peoples wants, and will make
them an excellent representative.
l see by the papers another railroad
war is probable. We had taste Of
this two years ago, with its excitement
and paralization OF business, and whilst
there are many things that ought to be
corrected 10y the railroads, our people
don't think these wars the way to effect
this, and hope the Legislature will work
for the development of the resources OF
our State, by encouraging railroad en-
terprisCs, instead OF crippling them.
Bad weather and snow here again
to-day h.
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IMPARTIAL TAXATION
And Enact JaSticc i'm Water
Rents.

N.rr Efforts lu favor Of Just aud i'm.
....... .NG- . are appreciated by the
" ,.r ground principle which
-... u..-f.g the Whole business OF
..N...1 seems o. as ,n br simply this.
.."g No. arsH ury for t
.. .- principle b' applied 10 the gas
Question:. and O., will ue seen az one,
'..' t.r consumer ought not % pay a
..N 100 -I- .Hr the bench, Of the UOI-
..--.wrr-taat Is, Iu the reduc-
..l .. his taxes. 1t 10 Ue applied
'.H question ui water tax, Why
-.. t.e property owner bee taxed for
.g.r a.. exclusively tHr the benefit of
.......gu,~. especially As Q. l. a very
...r..u quantity Why should the
H..- OBJ, street hose, uu. pay IN fully
Hu-ar ,ti uy himself, ur boys, al
Why shout the WIuu'Ic,ur
... a.r makes money, hand over hand,
... nav taN ior the iU,I amount of Wa
... consumed lv him In carving
- his business IT,. l. be applied
. paving streets AMI making
sewers. Way should the whole
..s ry-.yr benefit from q tax laid
.. - . .ew property owners We r..
..... ,..r. let the burlvn i1li impar-
...v nu tuosr who are % be benefited
r sr.ma ,Ht, the pubic should rebuke
v.a. ., mIuUes;ly a growing DISPOSE
... .. r.r part Of our city council TO
...>. rrrE-r determinations IN leyyIng
... Eg... taxes. II the members Of
..... have Uot craftsmanship, or
.-H'.g. vision, t0 enable them 10
.... emergencies, without rtsortlng To
E.. r.rGa measures. then let them
.-.. down and ,ut. We hope that
EVERY voter Will to day endeayor 20 as
certain ,h- disposition OF each candidate
.. -r-E-itr just aud equitable taxation,
.... vH." accordingly; even II he should
... urr.ed occasionally 10
SCRATCH.
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HEAVY STORMS
In the East-Railroad Travel Greatly In
terfered With,

WATRRrowH, Y. Y, January %
Nearly foot Of new snow fell to-day
The streets are in a terrible condition,
and many country roads are impassa-
bic. A large number OF men are en-.
gaped in shoveling snow from the house
tops TO prevent their being crushed.
All freight trains arcabandoncd, and eN-
press trains are running very irrrGn
larly.
BUPrALo, y. Y, January Ga snow
storm which set in last evening Contn-
ned throughout the day and railroad
traffic is again seriously intsrfered with.
Passenger trains to local points were
abandoned this afternoon, and through
trains are running irregular from two to
six hours behind time. All trains are
drawn by two or more engines. Freights
are moving irregu,ally, also live stock
shipments.
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Sitting Bull Has Surrendered

ST. PAUL, January 20 The PimUr
Press has just received from its Fort Bu-
ford special advices from miner who
reports that he learned at Woody Noun.
tain that Sitting Bull has surrendered to
the Canadian mounted police and pro.
poses 10 go to Buford under their escort
Tor fear OF bodily harm. The report
lacks official confirmation. but it locks
reasonable in the light of late official
adyices.
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rev ................ll.ss
Pacific Siycs OF
RAILROAD BoNDs-Thc features OF the
market to-day were Lake Ere and West.
ern income, which advanced 10 19l from
- and later declined to -, Bloomington
and MOnCic income 20 - from 7G, lndi.
annapolis, Bloomington and Western in
come, which advanced 10 7Sl from 75.
ONO Central income Gyi from 66, BOs-
ton, Hartford rnd Erie trsts to ~ from
63i, Peoria, Decatur and Evansville in
come II from SDt. {. G. ~ |. G.. income
to - from al4, OHIO Central hrs,s -
l0Gli from IOj, Mobile and Ohio new
mortgage t0 leg! from los and Iron
Mountain Arkansas branch iirs,s tu
III from 10.
STATE BoNDs-NOdpratc active.
SrOCEs-1hc market WAS strong I'm the
cary dealings and prices advanced Ia
u per cent, the latter Chicago, ~.
Louis and New Orleans. At the first
board decline of imls per cent. was
recorded, in which II. Paul aud Central
Pacific were the most prominent. The
depression was Of byci duration and
strong buying movement was begun,
under the influence Cl which prices ad-
vancci sharply. the improvement rang.
ing from to a.. per cent, Central Pa
cllic, LAX" frlr and Western, ohio Cen.
tral. PEORIA Decatur and Evansville
aud Ontario and Wc.tcrn leading the
advance. A. tie close there Was reac-
ton Of 20 2prr cent, the latter in Cen
tral Pacific. Inc buoyanCy OF Central
Pacific was due to report that there
would be 10 Interference by the gov
erEment IN regard TO the payment OF
the February dividend. The Graphic
says: There Is said Ia BE- a strong new
bull pool in Erie again, and among the
parties ~ a prominent lower Broad
street stuckbroker, who has recently
been bear leader aIso, Messrs. Dillon
and W. l.. Scott. This party has
quietly picked mp great deal of
stock during tie past few days furry in
the market. \ prominent foreign bank
ing house here reports a large buying
demand from Amsterdam to-day ior
Northwestern common. Cornelius +.
Tinson. formerly Cashier Of the Cont.
mental Bank, has become 4 member OF
the iirIu ul G.. !. Osborne d co. The
Louisville and Nashville earnings in
creased 500, ,0CO the third week OF Jan
uary.
The transactions on the Stock Ex-
change aggr, gated $4,000 shares, OF
which ! 400 were Burlington and Quin.
cy, j,IOO G. G. Il !. C., ll,OOO Canada
Southern, l4,O0O Central Pacific, 1900
Chicago, It Louis and New Orleans,
As Coz Delaware. Iackawanns and
Western, 5000 Delaware and Hudson,
5000 Erie, 1900 Hannibal and 81. Joe.
1920 Iron Mountain, lO,OJO Kansas and
Texas, S, ,.iD1 Lake Shore, 2i,00O Lake
Erie and Western, 700 Louisville and
Nashville, 1000 Michigan Central, 5000
Marietta and Cincinnati iirzt prefer.
red, 1900 North western, $4,000 New
Jersey Central, q 0DI New York Central,
300 Northern Pacific, 900 Ohio and
Mississippi, $4,000 Ontario and West.
ern, 1 900 ONO Central, 1900 Pacific
Mail, li0O Peoria. Decatur and Evans
vile, 10000 ST lauI. 10000 1t. Paul
and Omaha, 1900 Union Pacific, "a.
% Wabash Pacific, and II 900 West
prn Union.
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HOWELL L. JACKSON
Will Represent Tennessee in the Senate
A Hard Fought Battle.


A Hard Fought Battle.
NASHVILLE, January 2G. - The
Twenty-ninth ballot in the Senatorial
election: Bate, 43; Muse, !; Jones, 2;
Maynard, 40; Harrison, 5; James, Ii;
Rose, l; Smith, >; Murry, /; Dorsey, l.;
Wright, | {; necessary to choice so.
The Thirtieth ballotfor Senator stood:
Jackson, 20; Maynard, 25; Rose, |.
AS soon as Jackson was declared
elected he was lifted ont Of his seat by
his friends and escorted to the stand,
and said that he would do whatever lay
in his power to allay all sectional agita-
ton and bring prosperity to the country.
He would no. only represent the State
but the United States in the broadest
sence OF the word.
Senator Sawyer. CT Wisconsin.
CHICAGO, January 26.-The Erening
Journals Madison, Wisconsin, special
says that Philotus Sawyer was to-day
elected United States Senator to succeed
Argus Cameron.
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A FIENDIsH FATHER.
A Case OF Inhumanity Almost Unparal-
leled.

leled.
NEWARK, o., January 26.-The man
Cummins, who nailed stick 10 his
boys tongue on Saturday, was arrested
and brought to this city last evening,
and placed under bonds OF 500 to aD
pear before Justice Anderson tomorrow
morning. He gave the required bond
and was allowed 20 20 home. Upon his
arrival he again beat the boy most un-
merCiiuliy One Ut hls ncl-hbors came
TO Justice Anderson this morning, and
asked that something be done with the
wretch at once, or the neighbOrs would
take the matter in their own hands.
Some OF our citizens have expressed a
desire to help lynch the scoundreI. 1t
is considered to be the most inhuman
act that has ever been committed in this
county, and the most intense indigna-
ton exists in regard to it. The reason
that he punished the boy was that h"
was coasting contrary to his fathers Or
ders, and got his feet wet.
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TIIENEWS
%, the Day i'm Pithy Paragraphs.
DlmeSfic.

81. s.~ simon has brought suit in the
...... 5000 against tne Cincinnati
t...-Eu- TO ;ge Treasury records,
g.. .u a.. Vanderbilt eWus S5O, ,COO, 900
.......aat bonds.
SIS am F. palymp,c, Of the famous
a .rT On Dakota, says that the clear
...a. ..r $3.50 vas SSjOUOO
r.-rrl tuUChS Is now on trial in
..-.r-h for the murder Of Oihcer
a.--..- ia November last.
inquest showed that the death Of
- ......rr %. Secretary ot War kamsey,
.. 81. 'a.. Was boy su,v,dc.
-...-.u iran Astoria, Oregon, says
...-.N N.urr uud.ys have been washed
...... .. ..a~ ,.y wrecked ship Ia Aata.
u..u.Eyx gl Professor Watson, the
......-. wI.. contest his Will, which
...- ...- fortune 20 the advancement oil
s.....a.
r.fs ~s95-teI that Mary Anderson Is
.... married % Georgc klddle, the
a...augau SuakspegriSu r-adrr o'
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a.s.. , N's'." ",-'' ,.','..,,, -, n.frst
e ..- III, tr......l.,n,J Tfs a,urr some
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g.. rs,r.us ot the telephone ex-
'... ......... IS -.., '.,..,,asg tte rates Of
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T.. lHtur.p, forty members nave srce-
a". ig.n -Hr N'r,uo.''', CuuIy'' a. ".A- .l>
SON. N..'"' WIN ''e 'u'v"'''" VI '0' IA
lH- "r" '''.''!.
.was ruwarri in Washington tna'
Senate carpenter, VINO mas D-th VET!
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.I.. .,..r -.r..y.s..l tine Slaughter of sew
...I nan ...... laru sentenced ,o eight
80. . ru.r..rur,ut and a iue of
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ry.-.... l...- ......E,Ii at N.w York
,.. rr........ l..,..- .rrrr.r n c1m,I,teI
arI ta. a..ra,..ua. display ol naval
....rr.rrr.. n ltr can bee got together,
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Foreign.
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JuY 9OCUb.
New York.

New York, January 2G.-Dry Cool. -
Staple cottons remain quiet and steady;
white goods and quilts in good demand;
prints in fair request; Merrimack fancy
prints opened at &c; dress goods fairly
active; lawns in moderate demand;
mems wooIens remain quiet; foreign
goods sluggish.
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Tho Way They Talk in Turkey.Land.

LONDON, January 26.-Ilobart Pasha
telegraphs denying the statement OF the
correspondent at Athens that there are
only ll,200 troops in Thessaly. He
says the Turkish army on the Gre, k
frontier is nearly four times that num-
ber, and in condition to meet any num-
Der Greece can bring against them.
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E.-hteen Persons Drowned.

PARIS. January pa boat used :or
harbor work at Chebourg, ioundered.
The crew. composed ui eighteen per
sons. were drowned. Eight bodies have
already been recovered.
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The Conference at Constantinople.

ST. PETRRsBUEG, January 26.-The
Aq1.ce Russe says there will be no formal
conference at Constantinople. Each
Ambassador will treat with the Porte
separately. The negotiations Will be
simultaneous but not collective.
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CIRCUIT COURTS.
Time for Holding the Same in the Several
r-a;,;ol r,rcu,ts OF the StatA,

Time for Holding the Same in the Several
Judicial Circuits Of the State
The House of Delegates will, to-day,
pass the following bill, which fixes the
time for holding the Circuit Courts, i'll
the several judicial circuits OF this State,
This bill in its original shape was
amended in the House, yesterday, and
will most likely become law as 1t now
appears.
Be It enacted By the Legislature Of Hsst
Virginia, Section l. That the Circuit
Courts for the several counties OF the
first judicial circuit shall hereafter COM
mence and be held as follows:
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RAILROAD WRECK,
Near Columbus Several Persons Fatally
Injured

Injured
CoLUMHUs, O, January GA special
to the Da,iy Dispatch from Millersburg
says: The Cincinnati express struck a
broken rail three miles north Of here TO.
day. The engine and two cars pissed
over in safety but the coach jumped
the track and rolled down an embank-
ment and was fatally wrecked. No one
was killed outright but several badly in
iurel
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-Nuas who appreciate elegance and
..'g a-- using Igrker's Hair Balsam.
Il. .~ t.c ta-r article sold for restoring
-E-T hair ,p It's original color and beauty.
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SENATORIAL STRUGGLES.

The Family Fuss Continues at Harris
burg.
HARmsBURG, Pa, January 26.-The
ninth Intellectual ballot for L. s. Senator
stood: Oliver 81, Wallace So, Grow -,
Baird |. MrNeagh 3, Snowden /, Agncw
!, Hewitt 4. Allison |, Curtin 5. Adj
jOurned until Tomorrow,
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FORMING, JANUARY 27, 1881.
States Supreme Court, vice Justice
swayna rpsiunad
Central Pacific Dividends.

1t has just been decided to permit the
8 per cent dividend recently declared
by the Central Pacific Railroad, tu be
paid subject to certain conditions.
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PEODUCh.
I'Gitin ore

BALTIMORE, January -. -- Flour --
Duu; W,.trTn ,upcriiuc - 2jm3 1j; DO
ezra II Orai -; do family - 600
. UO. Whcaj-Nr-toTn shade better
and steady; No. western winter red,
spot aud seller JauUary 81 lGlml lG:;
seller February y l7mI Is; seller
March; : I-4n'l Isl seller April
u 1901 -. Corn -- Western about
steady aud quiet; western mixed, -pDi
and seller January j3lm j3 e.; s..irr
February; j3Im j3,c; seller March j3i
h,iic; seller ApU. 5it5Ilc. Oats
quiet but firm; western white 43aiic;
dp mixed 42f, a.. Rye Dull at Il OlCg
! 03. Hay Firm IrMc 10 choice Penn
sylganid 81 UJ.a 93UD per ton. fTC-
visions FlTa and Moderately active.
Mess Porl-OI sI3 DUDIJ ~, new
Sli 90. Bulk Mea's--LpO.c shoulders
icring: DO packed jth1fr. BgcDn-
Shoulders hic; Gear rlb sides Sic;
hams lGAaiiic. lsri-EeGnrd 9!r
But'cr-QniG; PRIME 10 choice western
packel ia -}.; roll lSd2iC. Egg
Easier 1t ipr -. Petroleum -NOmI.
nal; refined Sc. CoiI"e-Essiar; Rio
cdrgocs ordinary to far Ia BE. Sugar
Dull and weak; 4 soft H!c. WHISKY
Dull at = j.
TO.CdC.
ToLEEo, January 26.-Wbra;-Firm;
W. ! Ahi.u Michigan 81 Ol{; amber
Michigan 81 C4!; No. red Wa
bah. sroi, 81 vi4. ,t ler February :l %;
seller Manh:i O5!. seller May u lO!;
40 red Wabash 81 90. Corn--Littlr
doing; NJ. spot and elIer January
iO,c; seller May ii.c; REJECTED 39.c.
OA;s-Dll; No. , white 3st Clover
Seed Nominal prime mammoth
- -; No - -; prime - -, ~. >
- %
rlLyf;o,yr UvE, L ,,4 E.q-,s = fJy.l
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BUYING AND SELLING.
GENERAL MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH,
Money Active al 4 10 S Per Cent-Goyern.
ments Quiet and Generally Firm
Railroad Bonds Higher-fIour
0uIl-Wheat Firm
Hogs Weak.
FIN ANCE.
New York.

New YORK, January 26.-MoyRv-
At 4G5 per cent, closing at 1 per
cent Prime mercantile paper 5S5i per
cent Sterling exchange bankers bills
steady at 1885, demand 1891.
SILyER-At London III per ounce;
bar silver here lli!; subsidiary silver
coin s@l per cent. discount.
GoyKGNsEETs-Quiet and generally
firm.
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ClucinIs1.
Cincinneti.

CISCISSArI. January 26 - Hogs
Common 4 2jG4 so; light 81 9OG5 -;
packing IS 1905 80; butchers - %
G5 50 Receipts $500 head; ship
ments $50 head.
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[Ihia;ona, NvE,l oa F,r-& Pr5,.l
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T Concluded on Fssrh Pase,l
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WHEELING, w. VA, Thursday
Hurled dat Him.

was transacted by the House, the clerk
having the usual number OF bills and
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