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National Republican., 1882-02-10

Secretary Hunt has received Il telegram from
Mrs Emma Dc Long, wife of Lieutenant De Long
at Burlington, Iowa. as follows; "Please nsk Benz
nettnot to deau corr spondent already at Irkutsk,
lie can Join naval officers Ms Hcrdid correspondent
in the spring. Let urgency OF case excuse sug.
ges,ionh The Secretary replied by telegram rs
follows: 81 have cabled your message TO Mr. Ben
metz Win an npprOyal Of your SUGGESTION"
National Republican., 1882-02-10

OTTAWA, ONT, Feb 9.--on the opening of the
Dominion Parliament to-day the Governor Cen
eral delivered the customary speech from the
throne. lie Congratulates the country on its -FOUR
shing agriculture, growing manufactures and
expanding trade and commerce, Referring to the
assassination of President Garfield, His Excel.
lLncy says: "Thc Chief Magistrate Of the United
states has been cut on by the hand Of an assassin,
and It is fitting that the sorrow Of our people for
bors alone should be here advcrtcd to rs another
instance Of the sympathy which unitGs In broth
erhood the Bhuah Empire aud the American Re-
pulliph
National Republican., 1882-02-10

New YonE, Feb. 0,--Jus,us EUhler, manager OF
the New York oflce Of the Hamburg 'Magdcburg
Fire Insurance Company, shot himself in the
mouth to-day while riding in a cab in Central
Park. The ball penetrated the brain, causing inn
mediate death, His habits were eNcellenti his
accounts are said TO be In good order; he stood
well in society and as a business man, and his
Eupposition that he became suddenly insane,
National Republican., 1882-02-10

John Mccullough was again greeted with n full
house last night at the National Theatre, and the
play of Damon and Pythias" was presented in
Il manner that was cminently satisfactory. The
character of Damon Is one that isnow monopolized
by Mr. Mccullough, ard It would be difficult to
find any other acoron the American stage dGy
who could successfully cope with him. The part
is peculiarly suited to him, and he has made II
thoroughly his own. TO. night the great actor
will take benefit, and will present by special re.
quest his great character, UrgiRius. The great
popularity of Mr., Mccullough will insure big
house on this OCCnsinn.
National Republican., 1882-02-10

The members OF the Clan ma Gael Association
will celebrate the centennial OF the Irish Volun-
teers convention at Dungannon, February 15 1882
on Wednesday night next, at odoon Hall, corner
of Pennsylvania avenue and Four-and- a half
street, by complimentary reception to their
friends and especially TO the members of Congress
who supported Hon. Mr.. Orth's resolution of in
quiry in the case Of the American citizens now
imprisoned in Ireland, and by varied and inter-
esting musical and literary entertainment. A
band of music will be in attendance. Addresses
will be delivered by prominent members of Con-
grcss and others. All friends of freedom and Of
Irnlnnd will be nnIdinllv Mnlnnmnl
National Republican., 1882-02-10

The Secretary of the Interior decided yesterday
after a further hearing of counsel for the claim
ants In the Carta de MADEIRA del Presldio case of
California, that the Department could not accept
the Matthewson survey, which was proposed by
Mr.. Montgomery Rlnir of the claimants counsel
MIR. Blair represented all of the claimants under
this survey, The Secretary expressed his inten-
ton OF hearing further argument as TO the merits
Of the case, and II win probably come up for con
silerntiOn again In II few weeks
National Republican., 1882-02-10
4 Nccluic I'nr'y Tosfpoucd.

ST. LOUIS Feb, 9.---Justice Miller, OF the United
States Supreme Court, has granted writ Of error,
which acts MS a supemedous, in the ease Of Charles
f. Kring, who was sentenced By the Supreme Court
of the state Of Mi sour to be hanged on February
2i The case VIII come up In the United States
court in October Rring was convicted Of tho
this Is his nnh trial. He has fought the law with
surprising sEi and deNteHty, Ills reprcye
creates much excitement.
National Republican., 1882-02-10

The awards under the late proposals for star
route service have been nearly all made, only a
portion Of the routes in the States of Kansas, Me-
braska, and California, and nll of those in Louis.
lana and Texas yet remaining to be let There
were over iOTty-three thousand bids received Mt
this letting, and about twenty five hundred awards
will be made upon the proposals. The formal Hn-
nouncemcnt Of awards viii be made about March
nONt
National Republican., 1882-02-10

NEW YORK, Feb, 9-At 4 meeting of the trunk
lines executive committee to-day It was resolved
that the emigrant rates should be restored to the
old basis Of Sl8 from New York to Chicago, COM
mcncing with the 10Th instant, and TO so into
effect tomorrow 0Oh) in Europe, Tho disagree.
ment between the Boston and Albany RGilrOnd
and the Central Vermont which prevented the
increased passenger rites from going into effect
has been sctlcd ana orders given that all rates
west Of Chicago must he restored Immediately,
National Republican., 1882-02-10

The disagrecable weather which prevailed all
day did not interfere with the attendance at Ford's
Opera House last night, there being present the
largest audience of the season. The performance
went smoothly and received enthusiastic applause.
To- night will be presented "1he Mascotte" this
being the one hundred and fltieth performance
of that opera by FOrd's company The occasion
will be made special one, and each lady attend
ing will be presented with u handsome souvenir
that will long be treasured by the fair recipients
remembrance of what will doubtless be grand
performance,
National Republican., 1882-02-10

william Thomas was found dead in his bed yes
terday morning at his residence, 1880 Blagden
alley. Coroner Patterson made an examination,
and found that his death was caused by aneurism
of the aorta The deceased was we'll known
coOred citizen, and had been in the employ of Mr..
William ii. Dunn for the past twenty years. The
funeral will take place on Saturday afternoon.
National Republican., 1882-02-10

A most pleasant evening was spent yesterday at
Masonic Temple by those who attended the Light
Guard fair there, The hall was well filed at an
early hour and one Of the most attractive features
was the arrival at about nine clock of the Light
honors Inv Major H. ID. Norton and the iight
Guard. who were drawn up in line and cheered
Justify the Light Infantry returning the compli-
mcnt. Tonight the Knights of Pythias. Miss
Clara Barton, and other prominent guests win be
i'm attendance. nj
National Republican., 1882-02-10

The prisoner Guieau has provided himself with
q new outfit of clothes out Of the proceeds of the
sales of his autographs, and is very proud Of his
improved appearance. when asked what he
wanted lot new clothes d fer he said that he did
Court In BNnc, and wanted to make good np-
pcAranco when he went out among his friends.
sOliuIlp
National Republican., 1882-02-10

The painting OF Mrs. r. b, Hayes, presented to
the President hy the temperance ladies OF tho
United States, has been returned to the While
House from Paris, where II was sent to be en-
grayed, An elegant oak frame, elaboNtcly carved
IN cmbcmatic designs by the Cincinnati school
and was unlocked Thursday The portrait Will be
hmnR I'm Tho GrNnn nhrlnr.
National Republican., 1882-02-10
DISTRICT RREYITIEs.


For the Mddle Atlantic Sdtes cloudy podiher,
nortit0eteiy toids stationary or lotccr temperature
higher pressure.
For Hdshipg'on, l a. M Warmer, fair tcrdihT
10. day aud on Saturday.
National Republican., 1882-02-10

sAvANSAn, Ca, Feb. "a special from Doctor.
town, Ga, says the boiler In the Kirkham MIL
there exploded to-day, killing David Mitchell and
sCalding six Others,
National Republican., 1882-02-10

We ask you to read the advertisement of Darbys
Prophyuctc Fluid, which appears in our issue Of
to-day. Il: Is a wonderful healing remedy, most
powerful disniociunt and a positive germ de-
strover IL Is highly recommended by eminent
physicians aud chemists and indorsed by hun
drCds Of others who have used II and know It's
valuable propcrl les. Prepared by J. H. ZElLlN u
CO., manufacturing chemists, sole proprletors,
National Republican., 1882-02-10
EI.olidayG0 dS

Our stock of Diamond Lace Pins,
Finger and Ear Rings, Fine Gold
Jewelry, American Watches, Ster-
ling Silverware in great variety,
Plated Tea Sets, Baskets, Bowls,
Ice Pitchers, Butter Dishes, Cas-
tors, Soup TureenS, Forks and
Spoons, Rogers Bros Plated Table
Cutlery, Joseph Rogers & Sons
Sheffield Ivory Table Cutlery and
Scissors, French Clocks, Opera
Glasses, Brass ScOnces, Mirrors,
CandleSticks, &c, was never so
complete, which we call to the at
tentiOn of purchasers, as they will
find our prices low.
HARRIS & SHAFER,
No. 1113 Pennsylvania avenue.
deI2tf
National Republican., 1882-02-10
ANOTHER ACCIDENT AT THE WRECK.

HARRISBURG, PA, Feb. 0-Owing to the accident
near Huntington the $50 a. IN. train did not ar
rive here until two II. m when another accident,
at the same place and on the same road, was re-
ported. II seems from the report that after the
first wreck the engine Of another train crashed
into the rear end OF one of the disabled trains.
The loss TO rolling stock Is said to be very heavy
National Republican., 1882-02-10

wILLAnp's-george NJ. Corson, E n. Mason, II. +.
ada; n, Weller, Iowa o. q. Dent New llnmpshirei
VI; Dr. J. NJ. Gramer swzorlnudi Il. H. Hines,
Macon. Cna G. Il Miller, Now York; II. &, Young,
New Mexico; Arthur Miller, New Yorki w. j. Best,
North Carolina.
Enntrr.-Newton H. Chllds. San Francisco; n. II.
o. Eldrdge, Indianapolis, Ind; Guido Iges, o. s. A.;
]. r. Pugsley, Toledo, Ohio; Charles T.. Bowen, East
Saginaw: George 4. Bsel Philadelphia, Pn w. b.
Newell Pittsburg, PA; j.. o. Boyd. New York G.
MCEwun, Newark, n, j.; Admiral r. NJ. Wyman, U.
S. N; G. r. Toueu, U. =, N.
RIeGs,-w. u. Thorhas New York; j. NJ. Bryant
Louisville, Ky; G. Il. Andross VcrmOneS A. L.
Jacobs, New York; G. Il Riley, Philadelphia; o. u.
smith, New Jersey; J; u; Thomas, Philadelphia; G.
D. Wilson, New York; E G. irwin, Philadelphia.
- -ARIGNoToN.-T. H. Smith,, virginia. George
Heard, Oil City, Pa; Walter Ferguson, Pittsbutg;
u. ID. Potter, Ohio: Walter Dickson and u. w. wcm-
pie, Albany; John Herdy p. NJ Scudder. W. l.. Colt,
New York. q. w. wills, burlington, VII sydney
Hal, Baltimore; f. o. Griffin, Massachusetts; w.
AlbrOn, Boston.
METRuPoLfrAN.-IIenry Large, plttsburg; A. r..
Andrews, North Carolina; $. j. RRvenel, Charleston,
:. G.; ID. NJ COnaughy, Gettysburg, Pa. A. q. Gallo
Moody, Atlanta, Ga,j James Wilbur, Newport H. II;
Perry II. Mclean, New York; Thomas b. Earring
ton, Minneapolis, MINI.
ST. JAMfs--w. S. Conrad, Minnesota Charles N.
Engempn, Brooklyn. n, "; +. G. Jones, New York
city: john r. Keldorf Alabama; W. j. Gilbert, New
York; q. G. HaughtOu, Las Vegas, n. NJ.
ST. MARCO. w. MITCHELL Maryland; S. ID. Hoop
or, LOckpOrt, N. "; V. IL, Neal, James Trmblc,
Baltimore, Md; George u. Reeve, Philadelphia.
woRMLEY's.-S. II. Grey, New Jersey; Paul
Schultz Portland, Ohio; W. +, Randall, ". s. N; n.
V. Nowcomb and j. ]. McCook, New York.
National Republican., 1882-02-10
The shcdd Raihs.

Go AND sec tho little chicks at 527 Seventh street,
opposite Post Office.
National Republican., 1882-02-10
TAYLOR & HUFTY.
YELOUTE KID GLOVES.

Never before has there
appeared such a novelty in
Mems Gloves as the new
VELOUTE.
They are made from the
hest quality Of real kid,
and by a newly-discOyercd
process the surface is con-
yertcd into actual velvet,
quite unlike the usual
glace or glossy surface OF
kid leather. IL is from
this popularity that they
are called "VEL0UTE."
These Gloves are suita-
bic for Dress, Walkingand
Business purposes, and are
sold by
TAYLOR & HUFTY.
033 Pcnna. Ave.
National Republican., 1882-02-10

TIE highest cash prices paid for dresses and
gents clothing, watches, ,ewelry, &C. Call on rad-
dress Herzog, 3Os Ninth street, near Pennsylvania
avenue.
National Republican., 1882-02-10

Fresh Aldernoy butter Churned every morning,
and delivered In lElb Ward" prints, at 55b per 10.
Also cottage cheese, DC, per BALL buttermilk, &c.
per quart and sweet milk So. per quart
National Republican., 1882-02-10
ARTICLES OF SILVER SERVICE, wINE.sETs, ETC.

Bring setting of your choice eggs and have
them hntched by the Al. Company, 527 Seventh St.
National Republican., 1882-02-10
w. O. NBTzERoTT, President
SAM GROSS. Eporptarv tugb-im

A~a9s. SPECIAL NoTICE-TIfIs Is TO GIVE
W. notice that no person is authorized to con.
tract any bills make any contracts for behalf
Of the Cooperative Ice Company, excepting the un.
derslgned RICHARD NICU,
fe31m Superintendent.
National Republican., 1882-02-10

Having purchased all the title records Of NJ. ASH
ford and johnson & Bcple comprising complete
abstract of titles TO oil city real estato) Will ON and
after FEBRUARY l. 1872, issue Policies of Insurance.
nOrding an absolute warranty OF title TO real estate,
either in purchaser, trustee or mortgagee VIII also
issue Certificates guarantee ing the absolute accuracy
OF abstracts OF tile and, In general, will transact all
business relating to the investigation aud transfer OF
titles to real estate In the District of Columbia,
Offices: Rooms II, H. 10, GuntOn Building, AZ Lou
siNna avenue, and Oh u street northwest. - -
Tusteesi NJ Ashford, Samuel Bacon, u. Francis
Riggs James O. Payne. Albert A. Wilson. Charles Q.
Duncnnson, Richard w. Tyler, Isaac l.. johnson,
George Il, Schnfcr iul0lm
National Republican., 1882-02-10
DOUBLE RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
Two Men Instantly Killed and Great
Dnmngc 10 prorcrty Incurred.

Dnmngc 10 Property Incurred.
HARRISBURG, PA, Feb. "a terrible accident
occurred on the Pennsylvania Railroad, near
Huntingdon, early this morning. resulting in the
death of two mcn-nRmely, Engineer David Coul-
ter and Conductor StonchreukGr--nnd the fatal in
jury of fireman named Kennedy. The purtcu-
lars Of the accident are very singular. A heavy
freight train was goingeast and another was going
west on separate tracks, of course, but as
they approached each other an axle broke on one
OF the cars This cur cHrccncd over upon the adj
Joining track and directly in front of the other
train. The shock was so sudden and complete
that the engineer and fireman had no time to
jump. They, together with the conductor were
and rolled down an embnnkment Into the water.
Coulter aud StOncbrcaker were almost instantly
killed. All the victims belong to Altoona. The
wreck blocked the track for several hours and the
nj yrnn 1alavnl
National Republican., 1882-02-10

Turkish, Russian, and sulphur Baths. sos i
street. Only first-class bath in the city.
National Republican., 1882-02-10

BUY a dozen chickens and put them underR set.
ting hen from the A. |. Company 527 Seventh st. q
National Republican., 1882-02-10

SEE the artificial hens taking care of the little
chicks at 527 Seventh street.
National Republican., 1882-02-10
SPECIAL NOTICES.

oSssf-s RATIONAL METRoPoLtTAN FIRE IN
~ sURANCE COMPANY, DISTRICT OF Co
LUMB1A.
wAsHiNeroN, D. G., Jan. %, lss2.
AhSn FivvflgI
4f'ltV
National Republican., 1882-02-10

You can publish thrce.line advertisement Of
" Wanted" "For Rent" FOR Sale" or "Losl"
three times for twenty five cents in THE REruB.
National Republican., 1882-02-10
HANDKERCHIEFS,
LINEN COLLARS,
AND RIBBONS,
At Less than Regular Prices,
All of Next Week.
All of Next Week.

Ncw consignment of Point de Venice.
Duchcsse, Point, and other Ia CES, IN Col
droics, ScartS, BarJeS, Robes, and Fine
Lace Sha'ck, French Fiowers, Dress and
Cloak Trimmings, and Lace Neckwear.
Some Fine NelU SIyie Buttons at and 8
cents the dozen, acorh 40 to 60 cents,
Real Rhine PeJJle Je,relry, IN Combs,
Slides, Buckles, Hair Ornaments, and Cres-
cents, al vcry lo,o figures,
An The Best Styles in Neck Ruchings and
Hand-knit Woolen Goods for Children and
Ladies Hear,
National Republican., 1882-02-10
II-A-CE1SI

AND ODDS AND ENDS IN
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TOc0S Notes.


All of the trains yesterday were pretty
nearly on time.
Mr.. Barnes, assistant passenger agent OF
the Northern Pacific, has gone to Chicago.
M. NJ. L. Hayden, late of Fort Worth,
Texas, is in st. Paul, on his way to Winni-
peg.
The Northwestern freight agency of the
Albert Lea route has taken up its position
in the local freight Office of the road in the
old Sioux City building at the foot OF Rob
ert street.
Ticket selling was very dull at all the of
fees yesterday, travel having Stacked off
very materially. The boys don't feel bad
about it either.
Delegations from Madison, Wis, Du-
buque, Ia, Calmar, Ia, La Crosse, Wis.
and Lake City, Minnesota. left last night
for Grand Forks to attend the opening sale
of Odessa lots which takes place at Grand
Forks on The 14th
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-12-12
NO 346
THE INDEpESDENr SENATOR.
What David Davis Tanks of His Prospes ts
of a Reelection to The Senate.
ISnacial calonra,,, To tho Glohe, 4

What David Davis Tanks of His Pros5,es Is
of Reelection to The Senate.
Especial Telegram to the Globe
CHICAGO, Dec. 11.-Senator David Davis
stopped in Chicago few days ago, and
during call on long John Wentworth dis
cussed his chances for reelection. The
independent senator does not consider his
reelection improbable. The RepuhE-
cans are said to be of the opinion that
they have, with seventy-seven votes, clear
majority in the house. On the other hand,
it is claimed that the Republicans, even
with the seventy-seven votes, cannot elect
a speaker without selecting a'candidate
who will vote for himself. Furthern ore
it will be declared, so good uthority says,
when the Republicans come together, that
some among the seventy seven
will act as independent Repub-
licans. and will control the spea kership
and dictate the election of the senator. The
men that gave away the speakership will
expect and get the senatorship in return.
The same authority, in answer to the ques-
ton whether the majority in the senate on
joint ballot will not settle the senatorship,
said that the house cannot be compelled to
begin the joint balloting. ''The house may
say it is ready to go into session and then
there Will have to be compromise con-
cluded the speaker.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-12-12
NEW YORK.
Ispecial Telegram to the Globe. !

Especial Ietegram 10 Tie Uloue'
New YORK, Dec. 11.-There was no lack
of activity when business opened this
morning. Wall street seemed to take 1t
for granted that the troubles between the
roads were as good IS settled, and an
active demand for the Onlahas carried the
preferred above liz and the common to
:J43I. St Paul and Northwestern were not
slow in responding, and the four proper
ties monopolized the business Of the
board. Transactions were large and at
tended with much excitement. The ad-
vance caused much realizing, which was to
be expected. the gain in the Omahas since
the 18th of November beiug about II per
cent. The trunk lines show moderate
gains. During all the excitement some
properties failed to respond, notably
Western Union telegraph and Union Pa
cifc. The latter seems to have lost favor
since Mr.. billions report. The market
closed somewhat mixed, the situation rath-
| The net improvement in Northwestern
common to day is 81. Opening at 1.34
this property as one time sold up tc
1851, but eased off a from this point
St. Paul was not quite so buoyant. Open
ing at 1929, its highest quotation wa!
1.Oa5s, closing at 1O4ss. st. Pau
preferred ended the day at 1.2l, which
is q under what it began
at. Rock Island improved III
from its opening 1.2S. Omaha range
from 81 at the beginning of the day. t.
54s5. closing at 1928. Its preferred stool
retained an even cent of its improvement
Northern Pacific ended the day at "A
having begun it at 43l4. Preferred wa
onite unsettled. and closed ! lower tina
It's earliest quotation. Minneapolis Z; S
Lonis improved q during tho day, an
preferred 135.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-12-12

Dr.. L. S. Moss, o. S. A., is in the city.
DR.. L. M. Maus, Fort Lewis, Col, is at
the Merchants.
Hon. c. F. Macdonald, editor of the st.
Cloud times, is in the city.
Hon. j. N. Castle, Saltwater, was in the
city yesterday on legal business.
Judge J. Call, Bismarck, was among the
arrivals at the Merchants yesterday,
Hon. Knute Nelson, Alexandria, was
among the callers upon the state house of
fcials yesterday.
Hon. G. A. Gilman. st. Cloud and "me,
too Geo. ". ReaeJci. S'ul Rapids, are
4! the Siercianls.
Hon. Ina Z 49,. :i,'iux,, was
greeting and "a! = .,.e. -: Is ils st. Paul
friends yesterday.
Hon. Thomas Wilson, Winona, state SEN
ator elect, is in the city i'll attendance upon
the United States circuit court.
Hon. NJ. S. Wilkinson, Wells, Faribault
county, is spending few days in the city
as the guest of his friend Gen. Hubbell.
Especial Telegram to the Globe.]
CHICAGO, Dec. list. Paul was pretty
we'll represented in Chicago to-day. j. J.
Hill president of the Manitoba road, was
here this morning returning from New
York. and left by the train which will
reach st. Paul Tuesday morning. David
Finch and wife were also here and left fol
home on the noon train. P. 81. Kelly and
ex-Alderman Thomas Grace, of st. Paul
and Anthony Kelly, of Minneapolis, were
here portion of the day, and left by the
p. m. train for Washington and New
York. L. E. Reed. president of the CAPT
tai bank, and wife, are at the Grand Pacific
Samuel Dawson and exMayor Dawson are
at the same hotel. A. S. Elfel
and wife were here to-day en- route for the
Bahama islands, where they expect to pas
the winter for the benefit of the health o
their daughter. These are the ST. Paulite
: your correspondent has happened to NEE
here to-day, and several more counties t.
be heard from.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-12-12
ALL AROUND THE GLOBE.
The eminent German biologist, Won BIZ
coff. is dead.

The eminent German biologist, Won Bis
coff, is dead.
Lot NJ. Morrill, Is gradually growing
weaker in mind and body.
It is announced that II. z. Ingalls, will
at the January annual Tneeeting resign the
presidency of The Kentucky Central rail
road.
The iai, aus; :aiier's house at Delta.
Miss, burned. Fifteen ,rioone:s were re-
leased to save their lives. Some of them
remained to enter the next prison.
The superior court of Cincinnati refused
to restrain the Cincinnati Northern railroad
from selling certain real estate in the city
not needed in operating the road.
The Cincinnati society of army and n; :
w officers tonight adopted a tribute to
the memory of Gen. Sidney Burbank, late
Of Newport, KY, who was buried to-day.
The Turkey river branch of the Chicago,
Milwaukee & st. Paul railroad was COM
pleted from Dubuque into West Union On
Saturday. Regular trains will be put en-
next week.
The New York ship caulkers are or a
strike. The Master Shipwrights' associa-
ton insists that no caulker shall be en-
ployed unless the association has full COIL
troll OF the work.
The final game in the second series of
chess. between Steinitz and Martinez. " IS
won by the former. Of the seven gan.es
Steinitz won three, Martinez one, ai..i
| three were drawn.
| On Saturday loaded bombsheN WIS
:. found in lot of old iron in the Noye;iy
Iron works in Dubuque. which the work
men broke up and threw into the furnace
/ Fortunately the powder was wet, so no eS-
plosion occurred.
The ice blockade in Detroit river at Am
herstburg is 50 far broken as to permit tie
resum ption of tariff on the Canada South
ern, suspended for the preceding thirty-s <
hours. The formation and piing ny o.
ice has been quite unprecedented.