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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-10-07
EYMENEAL.

Tho Snyder-Snydcr Suptials Last Evening
The residence OF Mrs. Mary Snyder, 22t
West King street, was the scene last even
ing of a brilliant social event in the mar
riagc of her daughter, Miss Ida, to Mr.
Philip G. Snyder, Of the well-knOwn Yves!
King street trimming and millinery estab
liShment. Cards had been issued to very
large number and by 8 O'Clock the spacious
house was crowded with invited guests.
Shortly after that hour the bridal party
decended from an upper room to the front
parlOr in the following order Frank
Miley and Harry Bear, Edw. Snyder,
brother Of the groom. and Chas. Weise,
ushcrs Chas. Snyder, brother Of the
groom, and Miss Fanny f. Snyder of
Baltimore John Holman, of this city.
and Miss Edith e. Rudy, Of Schuylkill
Haven, Pa; tho bride and groom. After
taking the regulation positions, tho simple
but impressive Lutheran service was per-
formed by Rev. L. w. Group, of Glen
Rock, Pa, brother in-law of the bride,
and the new made man and wife were at
once almost overwhelmed with c"ngratu
latiOns The bride looked styikinsly beau
tiful in a mOire-antique waist, with white
passamenterie, French muslin skirt, with
lace inserting and trimmed with orange
blossoms aud silver leaves. She Wore also
sprays Of orange blossoms and carried a
bouquet of delicate flowers. The brides
maids wore French muslins, with Main
zook edges and trimmed with ivy leaves,
and sprays of ivy leaves and white flow
ers Each bore beautiful floral baskets.
During the evening refreshments were
enjoyed of by all, the tables being ar-
ranged and served in elegant style by the
well-known confectioner, Mr.. Joseph II.
Roger. The presents exhibited on the oc-
casion were numerOus-a hundred and
fifty-elegant and costly, embracing silver,
china and glassware, furniture, articles of
ornament and domestic use, linens, etc,
and last but by no means least, one years S
subscription to the daily INTELLIGENCER.
The happy couple left OH the 2:55 train
this morning for New York for a ten
days trip. which will include Philadel-
phia, Baltimore and Washington, accom-
panied by the good wishes of many friends.
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DUBLIC SALE-ON TUESDAY, OCTOBER
/ IL, 1881, strictly between the hours OF two
dersi,ned, at public tie, on the premises in
East Hempfeld township. Lancaster county,
on the road leading from RohreIstown TO the
Harrisburg turnpike, about half a mile from
ROhrerstOwn, and about three miles from
Lancaster city. the following real estate. VIZ:
farm OF i'll ACRES and o. PEHCHEo
more or less. OF best quality limestone land,
adjoining land of Abr. u: Miller, Christian
Habeck-l and Others. The imIr3Tements
81 feet square, with wings. all rOOfe'! with the
best slate the market afforded gnOi Bank
Barn, new Corn Barn, new Hog stable and
other Outbuildings: two wells of water,
one at the dwelling the other at the barn. .botia
work by wire and running water: there IL -
spring house under the dwelling with water
constantly running through the milk trough,
and liked that the trough can be raised ar
lowered at the desire of the person using the
There is "A body OF Limestone near the ROAD
which Is valuable and would afford u KILN.
There is stream OF spring water running
through the barnysrd and premises, to which
cattle have access FROM nearly all the fields.
The whole is under good fences. This farm
has been in oo mams han I0r tr rnarS ass eyer
State of cultivation: The properly is less tbait
half q mile from station Oh the Pennsylvani.
daily, with the convenience OF two daily mails.
The Lancaster daily papers are received b.
fore 8 p. IN. The property II convenient to
nations and schools. Some OF the land can n..,s
sold on to q very good advantage.
Halt OF the purchase has money! money can ,e, remain ~ -.
three years, at ~ per cent: interest: Half "r
the grain in the ground will 60 with the prcIn-
Persons desirineto view the property will
call on the undersigned residing near tho L.
r. Il. Station at ROhrcrstOwn.
The sale VIII positively be held between o
Terms made known by
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PhilasiolDhia Market.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 7-Flour strong. and
fairly active; Super1ne, IS O9G5 50: extra
at IS 1916 50 {: Ohio and Indiana family, at
~ 25dS 90; Pennsylvania family 81 350
75O; st. Louis do sS O00S p MinnesOta
Extra 81 5O07 Is; do straight, 81 654s 20;
winter patent g OOas -; spring do IS e5a
9OO
Rye flour at s6 80.
Wheat unsettled and lower: No. Western
Red 81 1911 Delaware and Pennsylvania Red,
81 - do Amber, 81 50.
Corn quiet and easier: steamer, tic; ye low,
75c; mixed, &c No. Mixed, 7lc.
Oats less active and easier; No. 2. White,
5Gc; No. !. do sic; No. ., Mtxes:, 4s@iS14c.
Kye scarce at 81 o..
Provisions easier; mess pork go 80; beet
hams So India mess beet 81 %, f. o. b.
BacOn-Sinokcd shoulders 10; salt ttc
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Our French Guests.

New YORK, Oct. 9.-The French dele
gates to the Yorktown celebration left
here this morning for West Point. They
were escorted through the streets by a
French military company.
On their arrival at the foot of 23d street
the delegates, with members of the rccep
tiOn committee, were transferred to tho
docks of the Tennessee and Vandalia
lying in the liver, and the two ships
steamed up the Hudson to West Point.
The visitors will be the guests Of General
Howard and his staff during the day and
in the evening ball will be given in their
honor
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MaYOr'k Court.

The only one in the station house this
morning was John Rutter, tho same man
whose face yesterday Illuminated the back
room were the cases were disposed of.
Yesterday he paid his costs and again went
on the town he could not keep out Of
saloons. but at once proceeded to load
himself with poison. The result was that
he was compelled to lie down on
the cold pavement on Vine street last
night. thinking probably that he was in a
hotel. Officer Stormfeltz thought John
was getting bad lodging, so he removed
his body to the station house, where nice
ly furnished rooms are provided for just
such men rs Rutter. The mayor this
morning gave John three days in the
county prison, as he thought that by get-
ting drunk every day lie was carrying the
Joke too far.
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MARRIAGES.

MAN-WATsoN.-October 6, 1881, by Rev.
w. .. owen. of Lancaster. Benz. F. Eshlcman
and Emma l.. Watson, both of Drumore.
REHNER-RoYER-On the 9th OF october, 1881,
by the Rev W. T. Gerhard, at his residence,
No. 81 East Orange street, David II. Behmer
to Miss Harriet l.. POycr, both OF Mannheim
township. uGw.
BEHMER-S October 6. 1881 by the
Rev W. T. Gerhard, at his residence, No. 81
East Orange street, Emanuel II. Behmer to
Miss Mary S. Shislcr, both of Mannheim town.
ship. uGw
SNYDER-SNYDER.- October 6, 1881. at the res
street. by Rev. p. W. Group, OF Glen Rock. Pa.
Mr.. r. {. Snyder to Miss Ida Snyder. all OF
this city. ltdE
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OBITUARY..
Death OF John KneeZel.

John Kneczel, all old and well-known
resident Of this city, died rather suddenly
last evening about Q o'clock at his resi-
dcnce, No. "a East Vine street. He has
suffered for two Or three years past from
severe spells Of coughing, and it was dur
ing one ot these that l,c died. He was a
native of Montgomery county, where he
Was born in 1910, and where his brother
and .wo sisters aud two of his daughters
still reside. Some thirty five years ago he
came to this county with Mr.. Griffith to
take general supcrintendence of the
horses and transportation of the Safe Har
Dor iron works. While at Safe Harbor he
married Mrs. Barbara McMellcn the
mother of L. McMcllcn, our present pro-
thonotary, and after 4 five years residence
in Safe iIarbor, removed to Lancaster
where he resided untii his death. Before
his health failed he worked at carpenter
ing and bridge building, but for a few
years past has been tipstaff in our county
courts. His funeral will take place Sun
day afternoon at 2 O'clock-religious SER
vices at his late residence interment at
Woodward Hill cemetary.
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.K4EhETS.
sew IOrK N arK0I.

NEW iORK, October 7.-Flour-Sta.e and
Western Gull and slightly in buyers favor {;
&c 25gS 75; choice .io s. 7o9s %; fancy 'lo
81 logs %; round hoop Ohio SC 7597 %:
IS 25G6 25; common to good extra 10
IS 250l7 so; choice .io So yOgs 40; choc.
white wheat do. at 81 2jgS5O. Southern quiet
7 30 gO0G to choice do 81 GOlS Is.
Wheat heavy and unsettled; l%32c lower );
trade mainly speculative: No. Red October,
81 52140l So: do November, 81 55sIi 81; do
December. 81 5s14@sl0.
Corn 1@1asc lower; fairly active: mixed
western spot, G5Gl73c DO future, 727aQ791c.
Oats hoavy; l0l14c lower; Stale 47Q57c /;
Western, 46l6c.
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Tho Peach BOtOm Road.

On Wednesday, Charles r. McCorkey,
receiver of the middle division Of Peach
Bottom railroad, presented a petition to
the United States circuit court, at Phila-
delphia, asking for leave to purchase new
rails and ties for the road. The petition
stated that, by reason of the recent en-
barrasscd financial condition of the road,
it has not been kept in proper condition,
and the tracks in some place have become
very much in need of repair. He asked
that $4,000, which had been realized since
his management, he expended for the
purpose mentioned. The work will re-
quire one hundred and twenty five tons of
rails and ten thousand ties. Judge Butler
stated that as the road was to change
hands in few months lie thought the ex-
pcnditure of SO large an amount inadvis.
able at the present time. The petition,
however, Will be duly considered.
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HOWGATE.
He Protests Against the Bail.

WASHINGTON, Oct. TN obedience to
a writ of habeas corpus, Captain How
gate was brought into court to-day. His
counsel argued that the additional $4,000
bail imposed on him was excessive and
the judge intimated his willingness to re-
duce it to $4,000. The prisoners counsel
said that as he had already found bail in
$4,000 this imposition Of an additional
$40, 900 would be practically to commit him
to Jail, as he could not secure it. The
judge took the matter under consitcra-
tiOn
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smoked hams li1sc; pickled hams,

&c; smoked hams 1i1sc; picklcd hams,
l:H0l3c.
Lard easier city kettle l2..; loosr butcher.
l2Gl3X: prime steam 3l2 80.
Butter choice scarce, wanted other kinds
quiet Penn0 creamery extra 3,ISSc: Nr-:-
ern 36c do good to choice 3lIS BrlIfur.
county and New York extra. .SYaDc Hrs.
2S62c Western dairy EXTRA NC do good 1"
choice. y3025c.
Rolls mono here.
Eggs firm, ::goo.l demand Pcnna aic: West
crn &c.
New York full cream l3ASplAc; Western fui
cream l340lSxc: do fair t. GOOti. l2I lie dc
hal: SKINNED sGl0c: Penna TO-. I0aGc.
Petroleum dull: refined, T!c for December.
whisky dull.
Seeds-Goo.l to prime Glover duh Mt 9iitr
w; Timothy dull. Z. 7j6l2 %; f!axsec't
nrm at 81 q.
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rom SALA.
AHPh a Ms. COUKT SALE OF VALUABLE

NKPHn NS' COURT SAtE OF VALUABtE
~ City Property. On THURSDAY EVEN
ING. OCTOBER p, 1881. ut y. O'Clock. ut the
Leopard Hotel, in the city OF Lancaster. the
undersigned in pursuance of I'm order Of the
Orphans Court of Lancaster county, will ex-
pose to public sale the following very valu-
uble real G tate, late OF ThOs. -. Kelly, decd.
All that Valuable Lot OF Ground ON the north.
west corner of East Orange and Marshall
streets, Lancaster city. fronting on East
Orange street about I'D feet, aud running
erty comprises some of the most valuable.
building lots In the eastern section Of the city,
eligibly located in q rapidly developing quar-
ter.
Attendance ut the sale will be given AMI
terms made known by
WI. HEESEL.
Administrator OF Thos. ID. Kelly, Deed.
SUURERT Auct Octl-tStl
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CRICKET.
Another Game In Philadelphia.

Another Game In Phllade;phla.
CRICKET GROUNDS, PHILADELPHIA, Oct.
THE international cricket match be-
tween Shaw's team of English profession
ais and picked eighteen from all Amer
lea commenced at 1910 p. M, with the
Americans in the field, and Barlow and
Clyett at the wickets.
The Englishmen lost their first wicket
for II runs, Ulyett, the strongest bats
man in the team, being clean bOwled by
Charles Newhall for 10. The bowling of
Bromhead and c. A. Newhall is in per-
feet form, while the fielding of the Amer
leans is very fine. Barlow and Selby are
now at the wickets and have raised the
score to twenty rrns, coming very slowly.
At 1:30 recess was taken for dinner.
Play was resumed at o'clock and in half
an hour the Englishmen ran their
score up to 81, of which Selby
has made "a. Bromhead and Charles
Newhall are still bowling. There have
been three four hits and one three hit
scored off Newhalfs bowling, but little is
being made from that of BrOmhead.
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MICHIGAN SUBSCRIPTIONS.
More Aid for the Sufferers.

More Aid Tor the SuHererS
n. w. Russell, SO; cash (S.)s5. Previ-
ously acknowledged, s1,020.57. Total,
s1.O32.57.
have been made w. L. PEPPER, II. J.
Houston, Boys High School, Skiles &
Frey, lady, New Era office, each one
bundle a lady sympathizer, two bundles,
DR.. Yeagley and wife and Mrs. L. E.
Wright three bundles.
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TO-inOrrOw's Races.

Tomorrow afternoon there will be two
races at the park. There are four entries
in the three minute class-E. H. kauff-
mans bay mare Kate, Ed. Barhold's bay
horse Tom Scott, Martin & Co.'S sOrrel
horse, and X. p. Jamison's bay
horse Frank. In the four minute class
there arc also four entries rs follows j.
b. Slough's bay mare Kate, - Shultz's
stallion Young Middleton, C. Hunchberc-
er's bay horse and F. Miller's bay mare.
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FAILURES IN a WEEn.

Considerable More than an Average.
New YORK, Oct. dun, Urman & Co.,
of the mercantile agency, report the fail
ures for the past seven days throughout
the country to have been no as against
los last week which is still considerably
above the average. The geographical
distribution of the failures is as follows !:
Eastern states 13, Western Al, Southern
II, Middle including New York 90, and the
Pacific coast states IL.
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Mr.. Jammason, living near Muddy
Greek Forks, has sold two acres of tobacco
to Sternaman, Of Lancaster, for 25, 10, 5
and 3, to be delivered the first week in
January. Several others have sod at
about the same figures.
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InsufHcl ent Postage.

The following letters are held at the
postoffice for lack of proper postage
II. F. Bruner, Columbia !; Miss Sue
Garber Columbia Mr.. yucca Bratz, $50
Washington street. New York Miss
Elizabeth Cohouks, No. 110 North Pine
street, Philadelphia, and J. L. Eshlcman,
Epbata.
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8. Skin Diseases" Cured by DR.. Swaynes
Ointment.

what is more distressing thar an obstinate
skin disease, and why persons should sufler
single hour when they have Il sure cure in
.Swayne's Ointment" is past our compIeheE-
sion. The worst cases OF letter, itch, salt
rhcum, or that annoying complaint, itching
piles, yield to its wonderful all-healing quail
ties. Pimples on the face and blotches on the
skin arc removed by using this healing oint-
ment. Perfectly safe and harmless, even on
the most tender infant. Itching Piles -Symp'
toms are moisture, intense itching, particu-
larly at night after getting warm in bed !;
other parts are sometimes affected. Swayne's
ointment pleasant. sure cure. DR.. Swayne &
Son, So North Seventh street, Philadelphia,
Pa. to whom all letters should be addressed
sold by all prominent druggists.
Oct4-T Th&FEw
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How many children and women are slowly
and surely dying, or rather being killed, by
excessive doctorinG, or the daily use OF some
drug or drunken stuff called medicine, that no
one knows what it il made OF, who can easily be
cured and saved by Hop Bittcrs. made OF Hops,
Buchu, Mandrake, Dandelion &c, which IL so
purc, simple and harmless that the most frail
womnn weakest invalid or smallest child can
trust in them. will yOu De saved by them
Soc other column Ol-2wd&w
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Striking Printers Held 10 Answer

PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 7.-Eugene Val
letti, Thomas S. Coons and Daniel Nc
Namara, business committee of the
Philadelphia typographical union No. 2,
were given Il hearing this morning,
charged with cOnspiring to interfere with
the wOrkmen employed in the establish
ment Of Sherman s. Co., and were held in
5000 bail to appear at court.
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THE GREAT CURATIVE AGENTS.
GALVANISM AND ELECTRICITY.
DR.. HALLS
GalValO Electric PlaStGrS.

4 GALVANlC BATTERY is 1mbcdded in
this Medicated Plaster, which, when applied
to the body produces 4 constant but mile! cur
1t is Il positive and speedy cure for the follow
ing complaints, viz:
rheumatism, Neuralgia. Sick H;:u1ache.
Weak and Infiamed Eyes, all Affections of the
Brain, Spinal Complaints, Kidney and Liver
Complaints. Sciatica, Paralysis. Asthma and
Lung Diseases, Diseases of the Heart, Nervous
PrOstratiOns, &C.
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Contract Awarded.

This afternoon the proposals for build
ing gallery in the law library room were
opened in the commissioners office. The
bids for the work are as follows Joseph
II. Huber s767, A. A. Herr sG75, john
Evans 1855, ID. A. Shiffer 1926. The
contract was awarded to Mr.. Evans.
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Lamp Explosion.

A coal oil lamp exploded at Wash. Tay-
Ior's last evening between 6 and o'clock,
and scattered the burning fluid all around
the room. Fortunately no great damage
was done, the flames being extinguished
by throwing upon them clothes and car
NETS
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Interest ON the Three.and-a-Haifs.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 7.-Checks are being
prepared in Treasurer Gilfilian's office for
the payment of interest on the registered
5 per cent. bonds Of 1891, which have been
continued to 81 per cent. There are TO-
600 holders of these bonds.
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Gas Main Broken.

For some days past there has been
very decided smell Of gas noticed in the
vicinity of Lcmpn and Christian streets.
This morning it was discovered the four
inch main had been broken by the cave in
of a sewer at that point. The necessary
repairs were at once made.
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When medicine performs such cures rs
Kidney Wort is constantly doing, 1t may truly
be said to have wonderful power. A carpen.
ter in Montgomery, VT, had suffered for eight
years from the worst OF kidney diseases and
had been wholly incapaciatcd for work. lie
says, "One box made new man OF me- and
sincerely believe it will restore to health all
that are similarly afflicted" 1t Is now sold III
both liquid and dry 1orm.-DdnbUry Nems.
Ol-lwdEw
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nUnLlC SALON TUEsDA Y, OCTOBER

l.. ID. GALLAGHER, Auct.
JNO. ii. ZELLEHS, Clerk. ie20tsd
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DEATHS.

K1ETTER.-In this city, on October S, 1881,
George J. Kietfer, aged 30 yeaIs, 10 months
and . days.
The relatives and friends and the members
of the American fire company are respectfully
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Crew All Lost.

NANTUCKET, Mass. Oct. 7.-During the
storm of the 9Th, an unknown schooner
came ashore tho stern had been washed
of, leaving no trace of her name. The
crew are probably all lost.
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Biz Sweet Potato.

On Christian Mayors farm, in Drum nc
township, JACOB Kunklc, farmer, has / al sed
sweet potato 2s iuches long and 12 inches
thick.
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ArrlY3l OF COmpanY.

The ''Strogoff company arrived from
Philadelphia this afternoon, bringing a
large number Of people and fine lot of
scenery. The orchestra with the party is
very large,
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GUITEAU's INDICTMENT.
Soon to 20 to the Grand Jur,

S0Oh u 20 70 tho Gfahd JuFy.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 7.-District Attorney
Corkhill states that the Indictment against
Chas J. Guiteau will not be given to the
grand jury to-day, as the document has
not yet been returned from the printers.
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Something Neat.

In the Reading railroad office at King
street there is a neat advertising card, in
the centre of which are clock faces with
hands pointing to the time for the arrival
and departure of trains 1t is quite con-
venicnt, and by consulting it no ono will
ct left.
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Panic In Breaistutia.

CHICAGO, Oct. II r. M.-The wheat
market opened ranicky this morning, and
there was a decline of 244@3ic from yes
days close. There was u great rush to
sell and prices fluctuatcd wildly. Corn,
oats and provisions also declined.
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I AIDES HAIR DRESSER.
MRS. G.. LIIIER.

Ladies' Hair Dresser.

Manufacturer snd Dealer in Hair Work,
Ladies' and Gents Wigs. Combings straight.
cned and made to order. Hair Jcwelry of all
kinds made up. Also. Kid Gloves ant: Feath-
ers cleaned and dyed: Also, Ladies' shampoo
ing.
o2j 4 2e7 NORTH QUEEN STEET.
o53md# Four doors above r. T. II. Depot
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LIVERPOOL Exchange in Flames.

New YORK, Oct. "A Liverpool spe-
cial to the Telegram says the Exchange
buildings in RomfOrd street are ON fire.
The flames are rapidly spreading. Great
excitement prevails.