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UlosIng Onotatlons.

Received By private wire Of Elliott, johnson
& Co., Stock Commission brokers, Wilmington,
Del, May II. N. Y. G.. X Hud., 1.27 "a; Erie,
3616; Lake Shore, lO25A G. * N. Western. Com.
1885; o. & Miss, "a q; Pacific Mail 49, West'n
Union Telegraph, ,S434; NJ. 81 St.Paul Com, .llS6;
Canada Southern, 81; Michigan Central, S61s;
Texas iacifie, 4dI Il New s Jersey central, 7o1'
Del. Lack. x Western. l2Ds4 Del. * Hudson,
1869 Wab. st. l.. 4 p, Com, 80; Wab. st
Il i F. Preferred 52 X o1raI Ontario 1ISt I W
Kansas & Texas. 3O15 Manhattan, 81 Den
yer & Rio Grande, 611s; Nashville Chatta
nOoga, So; Han. x st. Joe Com, 30
Hannibal & st. Joe Preferred, Is
Col. Coal and Iron Company, so Penna. 6s95s
z. and Reading, 2sA Lehigh Valley, eO1
Lehigh Navigation, 5SE; Buffalo Pitts and WI
40A Northern Pacific, Com, Al Northern
Pacific, Pref, 10; Hestonville, 1871 Hunt
and Bd. Top, Pref, 25 Miss. Pacific, va
Louisyille and Nashville T31l. Market dull
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ni.nA Chinnse L otter.

ASSOCIATED Press dispatch to the "afS't , ~ the
WAsHINGToN, May IA dispalcn ,,,oce, NJ
Star, from Cumberland, Md, a,l,,oibt 9.S nigbt
that w. NJ. Price left there on snnuS, lSon II.
last and has since been seen in "fa'.V naya Left
Va, and that he is supposed 10 dmnrctlon na
Cumberland to avoid arrest i'll eo''''''
with the Morley letter forgery.
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DoINGs IN CONGRESS.
Tho Bank Charter Bill Discussed-Ael'
Vile Not to BE Thanked.

TAssociated Press dispatch to the Gazel'eI
WASHINGTON, May 17.-The House 70
day resumed the consideration of the banA
Charter bill, it being agreed .by unanimous
consent that general debate should close !"
O'Clock this afternoon.
In the Senate, Mr.. Cameron Pa I'Tn .aa
the Naval committee, reported Adversely 'aJ y
joint resolution rendering the THANKS w. ~
Congress TO Chief Engineer Melville, ana ''
consideration was indefinitely postponed
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Searching Newiy-Arriyed steamers.

ASSOCIATED Press dispatch to the Gazette.
New YORK, May 1T.-The steamer Scythia,
on which it was supposed the murderers of
Lord Frederick Cavendish and Under-Secre-
tary Burke, had taken passage for this city,
arrived this morning Officers searched the
vessel, but without success, as no arrests
were made. The steamer State of Indiana,
which is expected to arrive to-day, will also
be searched.
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PennsyIyan,a Odd Eo,,o,rs

lAssOciated Press dispatch to the Gazette
HARRISBURG, Pa, May 17.-The entire
morning session OF the Grand Lodge of Odd
Fellows was confined to a discussion of the
report of the Committee on Finance. It
VIII also occupy the attention of the lodge
this afternoon.
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Still Out.

Up to noon to-day both the striking brick
layers and the bosses were still holding firm
The leader of the movement expresses It as
his opinion that the employers will yield to
the demand made upon them before the
week is out.
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Return of u Would-bo Duellist.

tAssociated Press dispatch to the Gazette
WAsHINGToN, May l7-Mr. j. F, Lou
bat and his friends passed through Washing
ton at l.3O p. m. to-day, en- route from
Richmond to New York.
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PUNIsHING LIBELERs.
An EmplOye of the " Freiheit " Held For
a ScandaIOus Piece.

Scandalous Piece.
tAssociated Press dispatch to the Gazette.l
LONDON; May 17.-William Merlens, a
German compositor and printer of the
Socialist paper Frciheit, has been arrested
and was to-day arraigned in the Bow Street
Police Court on charge of publishing a
scandalOus and seditiOus libel concerning
the murders of Lord Frederick Cavendish
and Mr.. Burke, and thereby encouraging
persons to commit murders.
The police have seized the issue of the
Freiheit. Another warrant has been issued
against John Never, an active Socialist en-
gagged on the Froiseu
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Gnrflald Hnnss nnene,l.

ASSOCIATED Press dispatch to the Gazette.l
LONDON, May l7.-Mr. Lowell, the
United States Minister to-day opened the
Garfield House for Working Girls on Brix-
ton road
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HENRY L. RAYMOND & CO.,
STOCK 3 BROKERS',
NOS. 4 AND 8 PINE STREET, N. Y.

Buy and sell for Investment, and carry on
moderate margin all securities dealt in on
the New York Stock Exchange. First
class privileges at favorable rates. Parties
distantly located from Wall street
Wlshlng 10 invest sums ranging
from 800 to $1,000, are invited to
write ior us for particulars. Complete
Financial Report mailed free. Small orders
executed at current rates. Refer 10 BANKERS
Members OF n. Y. Stock Exchange, Officials
OF New York Central Railroad Co., and
prominent Manufacturing and Mercantile
Business Houses References and terms
mailed on application.
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A Erencl NiIlnnn n,,rno.l.

GAssociated Press dispatch to the Gazette
PARIS, May 17.-The village of Moncilly
has been destroyed by fire. Eighty-fo
houses were wrecked and $50 persons were
made homeless.
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nn-ril,la western Tragedy.

ASSOCIATED Press dispatch to the "'''h Mich,
CHICAGO, May IA Hancock' hrcTcr' mT
special says Anton Schewahlier' ,,ith bet
shot his wife us she lay asleel' =, himself
mother yesterday, and then suor ore dead.
through the forehead. Bolh at AZ
Jeaulousy was the cause oi the "ss'
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pEATRs.

BRADY. .--On May nth, James Brady.
Relafiyes and friends of the family are respect
fully invited 70 attend the funeral from his late
residence, cor. Fifth and Church streets on sat
urdiay morning, May 10Th, ats a. m. High mass
al 81. Mary's. Interment at Old Catholic Gene
terry,
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DR. ToDDs FAM ILY MEDICINES.

3 No, ., for Dyspepsia and Constipation; No. 10.
tum; No. Is, for .BriKht's Disease nnd nti,nr
Diseases of the kidneya: No 0 for Caugbs ana
Colds; No. 25, for Coughs, Bronchitis and / "ns
tuy!nncullesi NO. ~ fbr Asthma, Group and
hooplng cough: NOS. IS and 40, for Catarrh:
NO ~ ior HOarseness Ind Sore Throat; Nos Sd
ann D., Diseases of the Blood and Skin; Nos 90
aud Is, Chronic Inflammation of the Ro,velS
stomach, Kidneys, Bladder, Womb kc. Nh "a
and rs, Neuralgia, rheumatism and Cont NJ
~ ~ I0r worms; No. S5t Functional Diseases of
dne ,neart; No. DO for Nervous Weakness: No
" Diseases OF the Ears; NO. 100, Preventative OF
Small-POx. Specific; Nos. los and I10 Feyeg
Ague, all low types of Fever, MaIariaI 'nise,sa,,
generally; No. fl5 TO Regulate the Mensfrai nIso
SSmnarEe, AmemorrhRal Dysmenorrhna, &c; No.
X, iI, lhcohtlnence of Urine In Children; No I25
DlSeases @ the Urinary organs, Impotence, &c
can he relied upon to cure the Diseases for "a It
they are recommended Price 5O cents .nJ 4,
per bottle. For sale Nv druRRists and lilo S,Hx y
PriHntor, Dr. james Todd room No. /, Allmond
ptullailng, Southwest corner Eighth and Market
ntIsS;reh entrance on Eighth street, Wilmington,
Persons suffering from any chronic aisoo.o,
Will do well to consult DR. Todd Treatseae
aId nudi1EiIds EIss medicines w. Office hours: TUESDAYS
10 a - ~ irom . y. M TO p. M, and from
OVp ~ me "ii Othef uays except SUNDAY.
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Local Quotations.

CONNECTED DAILY BY WILLIAM LEA & Sons,
BRANDHwINE MILLs-WHEAr FLOUR.
FIOIR PER RAp'I Wholesale rptaiI
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TOO LATE 70 GLASkIFY.

NOTICE.-A REGULAR MEETING OF
IN THE CITY Democratic Association will be
held IN the Odd Fellows Hall, on Friday evening,
Nav I9th nt 5 o O'Clock. The meeting will be adj
dressed by several speakers. A large attendance
Is requested. q. R. LORE, Presldent:
Attest; J. G.. .FARRA, Sec'y. mis-2ts
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THE GREENBAcKERs.

Chairman Heath and ]. B. Rynder, The
latter a candidate for Secretary of internal
hdfRes ARrs are 5 tbs The only b PT9mnea aTRa GF'e
Chairman Heath expects large at
tendance, however, at their convention
tomorrow, and says the Grecnback parry
will be an important factor in the coming
campaign.
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FROM THE KEYSTONE CAPITOL.

Defaulter DundOre's Accounts-Whst Ne
Owes the State--The Greenbackers Ia.
peetatIOns.
ASSOCIATED Press dispatch 10 the Gazette,
HARRIsBrEs, IA, May IA reaudtf
the accounts of Adam Dundore, the default
ing Berks county Treasurer, shows an 3D.
ditional balance due the State of Sl1 $3.50
The State authorities have granted Dun
dore's boDdsmen until June /, to examine
the accounts, with the understanding ihi
no technical grounds shall be raised. The
amount due the State is now placed at od
SQn nnn
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HENRY L. RAYMOND ALoNzo pEwEEsE.
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B5-The black figures denote the Limited
Express trains.
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All the Local


AND
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1.-THE SUNDAY STAR, :
5 ONLY SUNDAY NEWSPAPER

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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-09-02
PETERSBURG.
AUGUST NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND TRIAL
TRIP--sUDDEN DEATII-PETEIsBVRd MINIS
TyRs IN LoUIsvuLE-DR. JORGESsEN'5 PO-

AUGUST NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND TRIAL
TRIP-sUDDES DEATH-PETEEsDVRd MINIS
TyRs IN LOUIsvILLE--DR. JORGENsENs P0-
sITION-CITY EXPENDITURES, &C.
JCorrespondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
SEPTEMBER /, 1882.
Yhe report Of the health officer for Au-
pust shows that fiity-two deaths occurred
in this city during that month-twcnty
among the white and thirty-two among the
colored population. The report shows that
seventeen deaths occurred among children
under one year OF age.
The steam-tlIg George W. Elder. re-
Gently built and launched at this port, was
Yesterday inspected and passed by In
spetors Dunbar and CAST, OF Norfolk,
who pronounced her to be one OF the best
crafts OF the kind they ever examined.
The stoamcr-to-day m. a very successful
trial trip down the Jai river.
Sammy Bishop, the TAT boy OF this city,
left to-day, accompanied by his mother,
for Pittsburgh, Pa, where he is engaged
for exhibition in a museum. He is re-
markable specimen OF size and weight.
John II. Moore (colored), the Readiuster
city scavenger, and a local politician Of
some note. died suddenly yesterday OF
cOngestiye chill.
Rev. DR.. Witherspoon will preach his
farewell sermon at the Tabb-Strect Pres
bytcrian church on the second Sunday in
September, and will leave early in the fol-
lowing week for Louisville. 1t is not yet
known who will be his succes,or-the scs-
sion OF the church not having taken any
action in the matter.
Nothing additional has been heard rcla-
tive to DR.. Jorgcnson's course in the present
campaign. His letter in reference to his
treatment by the BurkcYille Convention
has not yet been made public. There are
those who think under certain combine
tions entered into there he cannot well run
a. an independent candidate.
The largest cOttOn-Shipping point on the
Petersburg railroad is Bcllield, from winch
some eight to ten thousand bales are an
uually sent away, u great deal OF il to this
city. II i feared that the railroad now IN
course OF construction from Margarctts-
vile. y. c., to IlicksfOrd may turn the
course Of good deal OF this cotton and
other farm products OF that section to-
wards Norfolk.
The interna-reyenuc collections in this
district during the month Of August
amounted TO SS2,l2o.
The expenditures Of the city foe the
month OF August, a, reported by the City
Auditor, amounted to SD ,j32; OF which
SOS was paid ont for interest on South
side railroad bonds, and 500 for interest
on city fund and floaiing-Gcbt bonds. The
department expenses were small, on ac-
count OF tie restraint placed upon the
treasurer by the existing injunction.
An alligator ten feet in length, shipped
from Florida to Worcester, Mass, passed
through this city yesterday by express.
People examined the reptile with great Gu
riosity. ROBIN ADAlR.
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LYNCHRURG.

FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT-FREE POSTAL
EIVERY-POLITICAL OUTLOOK-DEEDS
AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Sc.
Correspondence Of tie Richmond Di-patch.l
SEPTEMBER /, 1852.
Last night train on the Richmond and
Allegheny railroad ran over and killed 4
negro man named johnson Beverly in the
vicinity OF Sncad d Winston's planning
mills, Just below the city. Beverly was
from Stapleton's Mill, Amherst county. He
was walking leiSurely along the railroad
track, and did not observe the approaching
train, and was seen by the engineer too
late. it is claimed, to have prevented the
accident. His head was horribly crushed,
and his body and limbs badly mangled.
&. J. Callahan. the engineer, was arrested
and examined before the Mayor th. morn
in@, aud cXoneratcd from the charge OF
criminal recklcssnc,S.
Postmaster >tatham has been notified by
the Department at Washington that the
frec-delIycry system will lie established in
Lynchburg within the next several weeks.
This is most gratifying intelligence to the
people OF this community, and an official
recognition OF Lynchburg's claim to pop
ulation OF twenty thousand.
-
was never more promising than now.
Rivcs viii he beaten cut OF sight, and
Dawson will pollQuite arc>pcctable vote in
this section. fuckers majority il est
mated at from 5000 TO 1000. The Reid
iUsters in Bedford county are said TO favor
the candidacy Of Mr.. Massey, and sewers,
OF the leaders have openly ay0wcd their
purpose TO support the Parson. Mr.. Mas
scy was in this city Wednesday, and ap-
pcarcd >anguine Of success.
There were twenty transfer, OF real estate
recorded in the clerks Office last month.
Ten marriage-licenscs were issued du-
ring August-Only one to white persons.
Mr.. \. Pope, who has just been made
general passenger and ticket agent Of the
Norfolk and Western and tine Shenandoah
Valley railroads, with HEADQUARTERS az
Lynchburg, has arrived and entered upon
the discharge OF his duties.
The Norfolk and Western authorities are
having mile-pOsts placed along the entire
line OF the road from Norfolk to Bristol.
Alexander Mcdonald, Esq, Of the Ne,rs. /
and Mr.. James NJ. Booker left to-day for
the Greenbrlcr White. BEAUMONT.
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Virginia News.

Many new buildings are going up in
Stanton. Va.
The public schools OF Allegheny county
will open about the 1st of October.
Miss Ncnie Fields, Of Abingdon. Va. is
to assume control OF the music department
OF Logan Female College, Russeilyillc, Ky.
Mr. Massey will address the people OF
App0maitOX at the Courthouse on Thurs
day, October 18th (court-day).
The people near Willow Spout, in Au.
gusta county, had lively bear-chasc sun
| day morning, but Bruin escaped.
The Danyille people are rejoicing at the
increased Watcr-suppiy resulting from the
improvement in the canal.
\ mare twcnty-six years old. the only
surviving horse OF siXty-two that were rid
den by Company +, First Virginia cav
airy, III 1861, was present at a reunion Of
! the company a few days ago.
German or golden millet is now being
successfully raised in Albemarle county
Captain L. l.. Parrish has crop crowino
which promises to yield at least eight tons
OF hay to the acre. 1t is said horses and
cattle prefer ii TO timothy or clover.
Graf was not represented by any of her
own citizens in the Rcadiuster Convention
at Marion. Mr.. W. W. Brand, of Roanoke,
acted ior that county. Wise and Bowen
viii not get vote in Craig to brag about
FncoStle Herald.
The big red rooster out at Abingdon last
Monday is said TO have pulled So many
feathers out OF the cocked-hat bantam that
the Duckwing from Bristol hasn't come of
his roost since. Duckwing had better not
let the Big Red catch him. -LuncLb,,y0
AdUunce.
II The deSertions from the Coalition
party in Augusta 20 on as thew have COM
menced by the 9Th of November there viii |
pei, ne lie" lciI 10 vote for Paul except Repub- |
Means The Democratic ReAdjus,ers are
getting very sick, and hardly know how to
carry themselves in the company they find
'hey are in.-StaantOn Spectator.
Among the late Readiuster sunnortors
Vi Malone who have recently declared war
1salnst INN are Judge George W. Ward.
OF the Abingdon Virginion; Judge Fin.
nen, OF Warren county; Judge Asa ID.
lD,'ickerson, OF the Circuit Court: John :
Undertake, late chairman OF the Read.
IusIer Executive Committee OF Warren
,ounty; Judge Rhea, OF Washington: Mr.
heliey, member OF the House from Wash
ngtoh county; j. Il. Massie. Chairman of
ne kappahannock Readjuster party: John.
' 'i though boss Readiuster OF Page; ,
ohn W. Stephenson, OF Bath; and thou. I
'"'"' Vi o1aefs 700 numerous 10 mention. {
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WALTER BEsANT and JAMES RICE.
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When Il became known among the co''Vh
trade Yesterday what the rates are 10 De
there was considerable Of q stir. Inc new
rate ON cotton from Atlanta, when IS
niyotal local point, to Savannah, CbarIes-
ton. and wilmington, N. G., Is 40 cents per
100 hounds: from Atlantato Norfolk IL 30
cents. and to Baltimore 80 cents. In other
words. the cost on cotton from Norfolk 10
baltimore l. TO be SO cents hundred
nouuds. or si.4S q bale. This Is looked
mon by those Interested in the cotton
trade here as so great discrimination
against Baltimore that il will almost ne
nrobibitorv. Last year the rate PEI Daie
from Norfolk was fifty cents, and this was
almost too heavy for the trade. A Leading
concern In the cotton interest said that tfe
rate looks as il it was made for the deyei-
opment OF the cotton trade OF Noriolk at
the expense OF Baltimore. Norfolk last
wear handled 10000 bales OF cotton, ana
that item no doubt had an influence IN
shaping the discrlminative tariit. Inc
rate from Norfolk to New YORK Is
nnety-iour cents, or five cents per one
hundred pounds more than the Baltimore
figures. but New York will get the cot
ton anyhow. III the regular pool lines
do not carry it other water transportation
will he secured at rates that will be salts
factory as regards Baltimore. IT has been
intiuated that the new schedule opens
field for rivalry that will not be under pool
control. Baltimore fertilizer houses con-
troll about 100000 bales OF cotton per year,
which seeks the most favorable ports for
shipment, and much OF it would come
here under Il far deal as to rates. Last
year the cotton trade Of Baltimore grew
rapidly, notwithstanding obstacles in the
way Of tariffs, and the cotton export was
large item. The new schedule advances
the rate on fertilizers, but on this item the
Baltimore dealer does not complain. Oi
the 400, 900 tons OF fertilizers used last year
by the South this city furnished over
3O0,0 900 tons. or - per cent. OF the whole.
The pool lines have taken care to look out
for this trade in the new schedule.
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pezendorf, Joreensen, and Malone.


The straightout RepublIcans--that Is to
say, those Republicans who prefer to MAIN
tain an organization OF their own, rather
than let MALONE manage their affairs
have resolved 10 support Mr.. DAWSON in
an active canvass OF the State at large, and
TO put in the field In each district a con-
gressional nominee. II II be true, as Mr..
FuLKERsoN intimated, that "BLAINE Is be-
hind these Straightouts," and when the
National Convention is held "there will be
two delegations from Virginia." certainly
il appears that OF the two the Straigbtouts
will have the best claim for recognition.
But however that may be. and II does not
particularly concern us, il is evident that
MALONE requires OF the Republicans who
desert their coiors and enlist with him the
same sacrifice OF independence that ne
exacts OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES under
similar circumstances. lie says TO Doth !:
"Come with me. I'll do the thinking ana
the directing. will divide out the oi1ces.
You will vote and submit.
Mr.. DEzENDORF never allowed himself to
be deluded by promises or threats. He
struck out for himself. The strength he
has developed is shown by the alacrity with
which Judge SPALDING withdrew. and per-
hans Mr.. PmGBUs would have been more
resolved upon the nomination and less con-
scious that Old Point is not in Virginia had
DEZEyDoRF been weaker. In this eXtremi.
ty, the public supposed that Colonel LAMB
would lie called upon "tO save the coun-
try: but his valuable services and recog-
nizcd abilities were quietly ignored, and
the honor. such a. it is, conferred upon
Mr.. LIBBY, whose duty will now be TO
show that he is better Republican than
DEzENDoEF, for certainly he cannot hope
for the support OF any who have Demo-
cratic prOclivtieS.
Mr.. JoRGENsEN was believed to be im-
pregnable in the Fourth district. His
error was in having anything to do with
MALONE. Ii is probable that for awhile he
rested under the belief that he was to have
that nomination unoppOsed by any Coali-
ZIONIST. President ARTHUR, il is reported, as
surci lin that he had talked with MALONE,
and that he (AETEUR thought it would be all
right. Instead OF that the MALONE people
were everywhere diligently at work against
JoRGENsEN, and when it was too late he as
ccrtained that he. had beer lulled by false
promises and that the Convention had been
packed against him.
The Straightout Republicans do not hold
themselves bound by any such nomination
ard they say that they are going TO nomi-
nate candidate for themselves. Ii they
60, the strength CT each party will be
clearly shown in that district 1t least. Mr..
REESE is the Democratic nominee, Mr..
HOOPER Is the MAHONE nominee, and Mr..
JoBGENsEN or Mr. Somebody will be the
Republican nominee.