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Monday, The 18Th. is the time fixed
or the |. factories to resume opers.
tons, hnt II braibs to l0,k now as
th"nYh thew wnuld rift start hefots thu
20 h. Nmhing po | i've is known uf
ia, however, and No official announces.
inert OF any change hss been made
since the stop was ors.erei. II il altos
gether ptobatle that al Of the factories
hat are ready 10 tesin ON the l3.h will
da 40, and those that bate mote fe.
pairs to mske will not start 90 soon.
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Model New England.

Spesldng ot the novel tsHnerv carried
on in MASSACHUSETTS,, Gov Butler said
tie other day: IL hsve specimens o.
five different skins of human heings-
only one OF negro--snd have pre-.
sen'ed here pair Of shee-sa'l ready r.
he nut on the feet Of some person. rn'
'iut from the hreast of aome woman
(applause. and l have got the who,
!.kin OF the hack of smother wnmsn."
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General Rice's Views on the Conn
ing Contest inthe Buckeye State.

Z
ing Contest in.the Buckeye State.
NEw. YokK. August 9-Gen, Ameri
Gus v. Rice. Of Ohio, was ti1et bv re
porter this morning, who questioned
him relative to the campaign IN thr
Buckeye State Gen. Rice replied: IA
present. the campaign is not advance
enough TO dirturb the general qaie., I'm
/, by-and.tv fns,tsrs will he very active
(which par'v, in your opinion. hii.
fair to eIec.ia G ,vernor ?" inquired tn,
reporter.
There is no doubt Of the success o,
the Democratic partv."
What causes you to take this view
of the cases"
"Why, the rarty carried the State lsa'
year by 20,nO0 majority. and the sam,
clemens thst contributed to Its shcces
at that time are
Still in ths Ranks.
So thst there is every reason to believe
that the same majority will be rolled ul
this fail
"But will not the Democrats lose
many votes on account Of Judge Hoad-
ly's unpopuiari,y With the Bnurhonsi
"Aftes the. nofiiinatioh 4 hat story Va.
started hy .fhe Republicans. and she,
stick to Il Yet, although development.
since have shown that Judge Hoadly is
very porular with all shades Of 81.
party. The opposition hoped ihst the
old war horses would he luke warm II
the canvass. Nrw, that is not true.--
There is no t,is.ff c,ion in the ranks o.,
the Ohio DNmosracv. When the cem-
psien gets fgllv under way G.n. Dur
bin Ward, who has heeH Represented as
opposd to the heal Of ihe ticket. will
take the s'urnp for Judge Hoaily.'
II. Gen. Wa,d MT q candidate fni
United States Senator in opposition to
Mr. Pendletor i'T
"That is . question which II is use.
less to discuss At present,
The Next Legislature
will elect United States Senator, and
1t 10 of more Importance to work to Sc.
cure that for the o mocrsfs than tn dis
.cuss the question OF naminees, A suc;.
ce.sor ID Me- PeB.ieton is TO be chosen !,
and this via ,6ake the coming contrs ]
most interesting one" r
"Do Won believe that the Germans
will vote the Democratic ticket :"
IL hclit We q m ioritv will do SO. BE
fore the war Cincinnati was Democrat
ic city, hut during the war The German
element acted with tho aepuhlican psr-
~. Last wear that element came hsck
soli'llv to the Democracy, AMI will re-
main."
"What is your reason for thinking
so ?"
"Because Judge HDadlv will hold that
element much t1etter than any one else
could do, He has been their attorney
and his -ss-
Popularity With the Germans
is very great. With this element leav
ing them the opposition hope for disat
lection from the Otdsttme Democrats
hut as Mr.. Thurman and Gen. Ward are
going into the Canvass it shows there is
no hope of d:saffection."
"Will not the prohibitionists aid the
Rrpublicans r
mo; they Ore not pleased with the
attitude OF The Republicans on the liquor
question shd viii vote for their own
ticket. The Republicans, when In pow
er, did not give them the legislation last
year that they sought. The legislature
appointed tax on liquor, while the
temperance advocates wanted to do
away with the traffic altogethef."
"What is the outlooH for 1884 in the
State p
1--WE feel that II the Democrats carry
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UThe attention OF township trus-
sprs Is invited to the following sections
OF The Revised S'a'utes:
Sro. 473l. The township trustees shall
cause to re erected and kept in repair.
n he expense OF the township, at oil
.bch forks and ctoss. roads as are KEEP:
IN fepaif for general puhlic travel. and
lead to some villsge, depot, or othe, i'm.
pottsnt public place. post and guide.
hnard. containing sn inscription, in leg.
ibis letters, directing the way and dis
lance to the tilIsge or public place or
places Situate on each OF such roads.
SEc. 42l9. A trustee who refuses or
nealects to perform anv duty imposed
on him by law. may be fined in any sum
not less than 6ve nor more than fifty
dollars, to he recovered nv civil action
IN the name OF the States and the
amount recovered shall he paid into the
township treasury for township purpo
ses. K
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A%The soldiers' Hams at Dayton
has 1 500 ipmstes IN Winter and about
$500 datihg the saa,n.f bont6s. II
requires the following to feed them each
dss:
son lh.. buiter, 900 ihs cnffae. 30 lbs.
ie., 7S bu, potatoes. 8 900 ih.. meat, Is
hts. d0rr. and Al each meal 40 bu on
ions, 20 bbls cshhaers. ~ bu berries,
500 gals Irish stew, 600 gals soup. IL
hbls. dour, 8 0n0 eggs tor breakfast. 9.
600 lbs. fresh Hsb. 1900 pies at dinner
30 eheep at one slsugh'er, 100 gallons
syrup per day, 9 lbs. yeast . day, and
$500 biscuit OF each meal.
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4EA grand m.ss meeting viii be-
bald in Woods6eld during the campaign.
Judge HoADlY. Senator PssDIEr.,N,
General wAREER and other speakers
will be present. L-s the Democracy OF
the several ,o-nships make their ar
fapgements TO attend in force.
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HERE WE ARE!

Go to JACOB REiNHERR for your
Confectioneries He has just returned from
Wheeling with the largest stock Of Fiue and
Common Candies ever brought to this market
All kinds Of Nuts, Foreign Fruits. and Canned
Goods Good Cheese. Bologna. Dried Beef and
all kinds of Cakes and Pies always on hand
Parties and picnics will be supplied with
Cakes, ice Cream, Fruit Ices, or anything else
In my line on short notice..
You can buy as mitch GOOD BREAD
for % cents at my Bakery as you can any
where slso in the county. my23.
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eV1 In an accompanying supplement
to the regular edition sheet of ,hi'
weeks SPrRTr ne prirt the mastery
speech OF Judge HoADLY, delivered 8
few days ago at Piqua, M;smi county
We ask of our readers for it careful
perus.i. II sili be found that Il is no.
only / very able presentation Of the po
sition OF TIE Democratic party. but paw
sach attention to the Republican candi
date for Governor ~ leaves Nc. FoR.
ikER 10 very tlilspiia,ed condition.
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Bucklen's Arnica Salve.

The grea'es' medical wonder of N,
world. Warran'ed 20 speedily cure
Burns. Bruises, Gus. Ulcers. Salt Rhcum
Fever Sores. Cancers, Piles Chilblsins
Coras, Tener, Chappea Hands, and Al
skin erupiions, guaranteed TO cure il
every instance or money refunded. p
cents per box. For sale bj I. JUD
KINs. Druoojs.. Weods6ejd. Ohi,.
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Cetewayo.

LnSpoS, August 9.-The> >correspond-
ent Of the Central News Corausny al
Durham telegraphs ccrrohs ion nj yes.
ferda,'s dispatches announcing that
Cetewavo is alive and safe. Mr. Grant.
the b. tsh resident at that point, teIe-
graphs that be believes the report to he
trnp.
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s.AsosrcDfRECroRv.

hokhoR LopeE No. is9 +. and A. NJ.
thests at Masonic Hall in Wocdrfeld, on
Wednesday EVENING". on or before each full
hooa. h. b. HILL, W. NJ: Jas. r. MoRRis.
6ee'y.
= WooDsFIEID CHATTER No. IS. r. a. ".
meets In Masonic Hall Woods6eld. on MN.
day evening after fall moon. J. z. SrRIats,
y. E Il. p: Jas. r. MoRRIs. Sec'y.
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Caves and High Waterfalls Down
I'm Tennessee.

CHArrANooGA, Angus, 9.--ExplorerS
recently discovered cate al the base q.
lookout Mountain. opening al low va.
ter mark of the Tennessee River, ihre.
niles from the citv, developed wonder.
FOL cave of unknown depth At The ex-
ireme point OF the exploration very
large lake was encountered into which q
fall, lao teet high. poured its water with
the noise of thunder. O:her waterfalls
and other interesting phenomena we're
discovered So s.@
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Nsys tsiru,-.yew advertisement.

The attention OF our readers is direct
ed to the double column advertisement
nf the new 6rm-WArsoN d AMOS -
They have well selected cock Of dry
goo,ls, groceries. hoois an.i shoe. and
other articles USUALLY found in general
store. aa.i propose to sell at fair price..
They deal In oil kinds Of produce AMI
will pay the highest market price for the
sane. Give the new firn q call at their
plaee of business opposite the Cour,
House.
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kEThe D,mncrais of Washington
county have nominated Jos NJ. MircH.
ELL, OF Matamoras, for Clerk of the
Courts. jog is Monroe COUNTY bov
rock-ribbed Democrat AMI possessed
Of the necessary qualifications 10 dis
charge the duties of Clerk in irst-clas'
style. The people Of Washington conn
y viii do themselves honor BY elec,ine
him.
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eHJoHN II. Wn.xEs, Merchant, oi
sBeallssiIle, this connty, made an assign.
nent for the henedt Of his creditors, cu
sbe sd insf.. to Isaac HArcaER and DR..
} ". RerD. The liabilities are estima-
ted at &c 600 to sso00
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ELECTRICAL DISPLAYS,
And another night Of Wondrous
MYSTIC PAGEANTRY,

Never Equaled I'm the World.
/ ON the RIectric Night, Lord Baltimore viii
arrive in the Harbor Of Baltimore upon one
OF the finest steamers sfoat, and which will
literally be q blaze Of electrical iiluminatiou.
The Royal Steamer will be escorted up tina
ha,bpr by from sixtv to eighty tug boats,
four abreast.and each carrying electric lights
OF various coiors. Prom all sides OF the
harbot Fte Works In great prnfusion will bs
discharged from special barges stationed fof
such purpose, aHd the spectacle whols
xv;lI h. an uuprscodented oua
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~ The new N, + Caursh at Dan
florida viii be dedicated with apprepri'
ate iiiscourses, on the 18th and 18Th oi
August. Rev. Mills will he present snd
preach the dedicasioa serm mon.-N Noble
Ca. Reprb ,ican
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ON PAGEANT NIGHT.

Another remarkable spectacle will be wit
messed, and etFects produced never before At,
tempted in any city OF the world.
The parade will b. the srstdsst In extent
known - the history Of mystic paseantry.
rhe costumes. a'l entirely new were made in
Paris. and beyond all comparison the finest
ever imTorfed'fe this ccuntry. The uupar.
allsled nuubsr Of Forty Tsb:eau Floats will
be in line, and will be larger aud more im-
posing In construction than ever bsfore
known. Some conception of the amazing
extent Of the page'nt may be Cleaned from
the fact thst upward Of thirteen hundred
men; two hundred and thirty horaes, six
bands, and six haudred carried lights az g
required to place 1t upon the streets.
No advsnos will be made iu the usual
rates for Hotel accommodations, either in
Baltimore or Washington, visitors being en-
abled to stop in sithsr Uityi the Baltimore 4
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rev TORI.

August 10 -Flour 60s4 IS: Wheat
l 12tsl IL; Corn 5Saa2c, Oats 40a50c; ;
Rye 76c; Barley l 10.
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weo1.as,d st.rs uatmet,

August Is Cattle 4a6e per pound /;
Sheep 3aiu per peuht. Hogs CAT pet
pound gross. +
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f'hiIade,pb,a.

August 10 Flour3 00u6 90; Wheat
| ls; Corn 6lc; Oats 444a45e; Rye $50
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Tlhc Scott Law Operating.
Barpesyill. Enterprise.

DafhetVlIIe EnterPtIbc.
The II iid,catinns on our strees dur'ng
the past week we're that whisky is tree,
or that vertigo is alarmlngly prevalent
amana iheaEouae. whom il doss.rot gen.
orally af~ct. Perhaps IL is sun stroke.
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,Gliicaga.

August f0.-FIour 3 HOa6 On; wheat
l 02t; Corn 5ofa5lc. Oats 26a,; Rye
SIC.
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TUFTS hair dye.

GRAY HAIR or wHrsKERs changed ins
stantly to GLOSSY BLACK by Q single ap.
plication Of this DIE. Sold by Druggisfs,
or sent by express on receipt Of 9l.
Once, "A Murray Street, New York.
TuTT'S MAMMAL OF USEFUL RECEIPTS FREE
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GIncInnati.

August i0-Flour 50sb 10; Wheat
! Os; Corn Sic, 0a,s gee; Rye 6Oc !,
BARLEY 5scs
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FIFTY-MINUTE TRAINS

between She two cities. Trains run At lea
every hour.
] Harper's Ferry
Is directly upon the line Of ths & a., only
q little ovsr two hours run from Bsltimdrs
aud one from Wsh'ngtau Th4 old John
Brown Fort still stands. As all the parades,
displays aud Pagsauts at Baltimore take
place at night, there will be sbuu liant op.
novtn nitia. IN v;sjt .2sr
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@ay mU.H uHu arc Vefic0s
ANTlDoTE TO MALARIA.

HE FEELS LIKE A NEW MAN.
81 have had Dyspepsia, with Constipa.
kinds Of pills, and TUFTS are the firss
that have done me any good. They have
cleaned me out nicely. My appetite b
splendid, food digests readily, and now
have natural paseages. feel like q new
I man." W. b. EDWARDS, Palmyra, o. J
soldeverywherc, 2So. OfRce, "A Murray St, ,N.Ys
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
MORRIS & ARMSTRONG

We will open this week an assortment Of
Frvs CEsf Goons from the largest houss In
the United States. Some very
Desirable HOnsekeepiHg Articles
Five Ce mt .,
and many other useful articles Come and
see this di.play. We have also some special
bargains in
Clothing, Shoes & DressG foods,
Stock full Of sessonab,s goods at the lowest
cash prices.
MO RRlS q ARMS rRONG.
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the State this fall it. gives, t,s "a betisf
chance TO carry iiAin 1884.
sTiHs Fact

viii make the coning r,nfest q spirited-
one. fnf the Republicans feel that they
can not afford to lose the State at thia
juuciure
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TUFTS \
PILLS
- TORPID BOWELS,
DIsoRDERED LIVER,
0Ne1 n Al ADA

From these sources arise three -fourths Of
the diseases OF the human race. These
symptoms indicate their existence: Loss q
Appetite, Bowels costive, Sick Head.
exerSion Of body or mind, Eruc1ation
OF food, IrritabiIity OF temper, Low
spartts, A feeling OF having negleeteA
some duty, Dizziness, Flute ring aS the
Ae.rt, Dots before the eyes, highly sel-
mand the use Of a remedy that acts direcfiy
on the Liver. AsaL Liver medicine TUFTS
PILLS havo no equal. Their action on tho
Kidneys and Skin is also prompt; removing
al impurities through these three :. seav.
tite, sound digestion, regular stools, Z dear
skin ana n vigorous body. TUFTS FILLS
canse no nausea or gripping nor Interfere
with daily work and are q perfect a
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EY-Can and will pay the highest price for
all kinds of produce. WATSON s. AMOS.
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SAH persons igaebted tc me, either on
book account, note, or fees In the Cl'fk's
Office. win please call and pay the same and
save further trouble aud expense.
aug7t2. J. T. JUOKINs.
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ANNOUNCEMENT.

IADvsSrrsFM,xr
Ed. SPIRIT: Announce 70 the people
that I am an Independent candidate for the
Office Of County Recorder.
JAMES MYERS.
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sWAu kinds of Woelen Yarns cheap
at WATSON II AMOS
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Call at TIE srIRIr office for job print.
ing from visiting card up TO full sheet pos
ter. Letter heads. business card on Envelopes.
statements and bill heads printed on short
notice.
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We will not be undersold on anything
in our line. WATSON & AMOS.
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0RloLE FESTIVITIES
VAT BALTIMORE.

Rmhraced IN the brilliant AMI uiprs6sa
depted programme, Is one night Of Unpsr.
alleled
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COM II E RCIAL.


ooRRscrsD WEEKLY By 2. scHrMArrsR. III.
MONpAf, Atsust III tS85
The Evening critic., 1883-01-22

ing remains of the train aud the few who
had escaped with their lives, lying
bruised and Iiiecding in the Dark
ness,
shivering in the piercing cold night air, or
rendering assistance to each other. Relief
soon arrived from Tehaehapi, four miles
distant and, as soon as possible, medical at
tendance was sent from Summer and
Bakersfield, and subsequently from Los
Angeles. A search for the dead soon
showed that q persons had perished
Eleven were beyond all recognition.
The burned body of Mrs. Downoy has
been found, and was recognized by her
jewelry. Ali the
Bodies and Fragments of Bodies
were placed in cofins, The wounded were
removed to the baggage car, and on the ar
rival of the relief train from Los Angeles
were sent to that city. OF the dead, Wright,
colored, porter of one of the sleeper5, was
crushed Express Messenger Charles Pier
son had his head shattered, and the follow
ing five were burned, but not beyond rec
ognition: Miss NJ. L. Quirres, Mrs. II. o.
Oliver Mrs. Downey, levin Wethered and
Mrs. James Cassell. Two men, names un-
known, but supposed to be discharged SOL
diers, were found dead, but not burned.
One other body, of a large man, badly
charred, was found and is supposed to be
that of Colonel Larrabee, ex.Congressman
from Wisconsin. Ex-Governor Downey
says Mr. Larrabee was on the train, and has
been missing since the accident.
The following are injured: Mrs Captain
j. K Brown, Miss Ida Brown, Lee Water
house, Mrs. A. L. Waterhouse and two
children. John T. Cassell Governor Tom
Downey, the maid of Mrs. Porter Ashe,
James Woodall, +. w. Dougherty, Mrs. p.
G. Hatch. Mrs r. l.. Hatch, r. @. Rous,
Captain f. II. Thatcher Stephen Coffin, j..
W. Searles
The following passengers are unhurt +:
Porter Ashe and wife, II. A. Oliver, Miss E.
Squires and T. ]. Oliver. Mr.. Ashe and
wife, who is the daughter of the late Judge
L. b. Crocker were on their wedding tour,
and were in the sleeper which first left the
track.
Seventeen bodies have been recovered
from the wreck. One of them is consid
cred certainly to be Mrs. Downey. Captain
Waterhouse previously reported injured, is
not expected to survive.
The Evening critic., 1883-01-22
PERTINENT PARAGRAPHS.

n SUNDAY-SCHODL lnStltulci w couIiuue
one week, will be opened in the Congrega-
tional Church this evening.
A MALIGNANT form of diphtheria has
broken ont in Bladcnsburg. Three deaths
have occurred and there are several other
cases reported. The disease also prevails in
Nottingham District
THE Baltimore & Potomac Railroad Com
pany are about Co erect, near their road at
X street, on reservation 16 Navy Yard
Market, small frame building, to be used
as an Office and waiting.room.
MANY London ladies crop their hair short
and wear an almost entire wig, and con.
seGuently catch cold more frequently than
their American cousins, but of course they
all use DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup.
The Art Committee of the Garfield Mon
ument Exposition has awarded Andrews
magnificent portrait of Garfield to Professor
II. c. Spencer, who had received the highest
number Of votes cast for any one of the
eight candidates.
GEORGE REMINTH, who was arrested for
the larceny of three watches from Mr.
Myers of Baltimore, was Saturday returned
to the insane asylum, where he had been
for some time an inmate. The officers of
that institution pronounce him au incur
able crank"
A MAN giving the name of William
Seaman has played the confidence game on
Seltz s. Mertz, tailors, by asking them to
cash n draft for $3.50 on ]. r. Chopings
They advanced him S25 and he left the draft
with them. On inquiring of Mr.. Chopings
the draft was found to be a fraud.
A PRINTER named William Breggaman,
who disappeared thirteen years ago from
this city and who has been thought dead
for the past six years. body fished out of
the East River having been identified as
his, turned up here last week and created q
a sensation when he walked into Pearson's
printing Office.
THE two Germans who so adroitly swiu-
died Mr.. Charles Denekas out of 800 by
selling him bogus diamonds as was pub
lished in The CRITIC were arrested in Balti'
more ON Saturday, where they were operat-
ing. The elder one will be held in Baltimore
and the younger will be brought to this city
to- day and will be tried on charge OF
swindling Mr.. Denekas.
The National Agricultural Convention
which will meet here tomorrow, will be
in session for week, and will consider fol
the first two days the question of agricultu-
raj colleges, for the next two animal in
dustries, and after that cotton growing aud
general subjects. Essays will be read by
| President Abbott, of the Michigan Agri-
| cultural College; President Peabody, of the
| Illinois Agricultural College; Professor
| James Law, of Cornell; w. Il. Markham
| and T. B. Curtis, of New York.