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Rsyerent Ale1auaer.

This prescher lobbyist has ran across
f.v curious incidents in his Columbus ca
reet. Last winter, when he was here, he
,f,en delivered the morning prayer in the
House. He earnestly petiuoned Him who
directs all to leed the members in the right
trsck and gIide them 10 the adoption OF
wise measures. II was supposed, when be
said this. he referred indirectly TO the 81.
CIairsyille matter. The Bellaire people
gave him hint that he could come up to
Columbus and pray all he wanted to, bat h.
shouldn't come 20
Lobby and Prny Both,
or, by the Lord Harry, they wonld msks I,
warm for him. Reverent A TOOK the gen
tie hint. and since then has conten0d him
self with button-h -holing the members. Bat
Mr.. Alexander is q real good kind OF /,
fellow. and ii Is but natural that he shouit
exert his influence TO keep tho county sea
among his psrishionera The only thin
to be spprebe sded is the dlHger that ma.
threaten bis flock duriAg his absence.
While the shepherd wanders In field
anew and pastures green, stRae wolf IL
Sleeps clothing may stray into his hocl
| and play sad havoc with his lambs.
the only knew the danger that menace'
his nock during bis absence. I feel sshs6e'
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THE BOREAL BLAST
Evoked From the Depths Of EoIas'
Lsathsrn R,IIows by Wig
aias' DiaA,olical Art.
The Storm Puts in an Appearance
On the Date Advertised BY its
Les see and Manager
And is Causing Untold Disaster
and Alarm Along the Nsw
England Coast.

Virgins stock rose rapidly, yesterday
afternoon, when people saw the air filled
with dense clouds Of snow, driven furious
" hither and thither by the gusts OF wind.
The day broke mildly as morning IN MAY
and the sun shone with The fssyey o.
IA srfise bass lf soed q ~
'bsronneter fell s11S inches IN the ~zf hours
ending at O'Clock last evening. A heavy
rain fell, at intervals, during the morning,
changing to snow as the day wore on. At
night the sky cleared again, for moment
but only to resume its cloudy screen and
the clustering, snowy wind.
The storm was the street talk OF the day.
The Canadian weather prophet No.2 topped
the market and was little less than canon
lied. The time allowed him will not e1-
pire until this evening, and the storm may
come yet. Yesterdays snow was merely a
furry, liable to come at any winter mo-
ment, and was certainly no storm at the
approach of which all OF animal kind
should tremble.
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PRESIDENT ARTHUR'S HEALTH. .
Oyerwork IL Gradually Breaking
Him Down.

WASHINGTON, March 10.-The President
is very unwell. The past winter has been
one continual drag in a business way and he
has been compelled to attend personally to
the transaction OF more business than two
men ought TO take upon themselves. So
cial duties have largely claimed bis atten-
tiop outside Of working hours" and have,
no doubt, taken much time that should have
gone to rest for the arduous duties which
daily crowd upon him from all directions.
AS a result the President has been grad
ually breaking down. Persons who visit
the White House late in the afternoon,
after the bulk Of the morning busi.
ness is transacted, have found
him suffering aCutely, scarcely
able to stand upright. He has had no
relief since Congress adjourned, for the
crowds have been greater than ever. and
he says that he almost wishes Congress
would return, as he knew then what TO
expect.
He is besieged ieyOnd endurance by lie.
cayed CongressmG for positions, and poll
ticians who could find no better business
short time since than to condemn his every
act, and attack him with every degrading
epithet. are Cnwling to his feet like
whipped ours, ard whining for crusts to
keep them from garving. II is this class
that are wearing out the Presidents
health and patience, and to escape
them he will in all probaoil-
ity, ran down 10 florida, for few weeks.
He will be Joined there by Mr.. Hugh Has
tings, OF the New York Commercial Adver-
tiser who is now IN :he South.
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MONEY M IT.
Hsw shrewd Capitalists Propose TO
Mskc Money Oat Of tho Gevernment

I Ilsko Money 01t Of tho Gevernnent
Park. aaI A t@
WASHINGTON, March 1s.-The Secretary
Of the Interior has formerly leased to Car
roll 7. Hobart, of Dakots, Henry I. Doug
las, OF Fl. Yates, Dskots, and Rufus Hatch.
Of New York, q number of small tracts OF
land in the Yellowstone National Park for
q period Of ten years. The lease comprises
seven tracts of land, aggregsting ten acres,
and IL Is provided that the several parcels
OF land shall not be within one-quarter OF
. mile of any OF the Geysers or Yellowstone
Falls The term OF lease is ten years from
March 8, 1888. The parties OF the second
part agree TO construct one principal hotel
at Mammoth Hot Springs to cost $l5o,eO0
and contain not less than two hundred
and fifty rooms. They further agree
to constr uct six smaller hotels
upon plans to be hereafter approved by
the Secretary of the Interior, at the follow
ing points: One near the Geysers, one at
Riverside Station, one at Soda Bath
Springs, one at Lower Falls, one at Great
Falls. and one on the banks OF Yellow
stone Lake. Il is provided that at the expi-
ration OF ten years the value OF the build
ings and other permanent Improvements
belonging to the lessees shall pc qeiek
~ IS = X s6s IS IN ssosnf llpcn ) rstifi-
caffon Of the appraisement and approPria-
tion OF the amount agreed upon, with
proyiso that nothing contained in the
leases shall be construed to bind the Gov
ernment TO pay any COMPENSATION; The
annual rental agreed upon is two dollars
per acre. The leSsees agree to observe all
rules and regulations established by the
Secretary OF the Interior for the govern
ment oil the Park; and to submit to the
Secretary for his approval a schedule OF
the charges for accom- modating the public.
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The Mar Rou,.r Araiu 20 the frona.

WASHINGTON, March 1O.-EI Senator Dor
sey furnishes the following: "A dispatch
from Denver states that the so-called Bel.
ford check was really given to J. B BIS
sell, their initials being the same. There
seems 10 be determination to insist that
there was such check, and Bissell is Sc
lected for the reason that his initials are J.
BIB. II / ever saw Bissell don't remem.
Der il: certainly never gave him check
| never played a game OF cards for money
on the cars in my life with anybody. There
never was a check issued by me On an ac-
count in my books in the name OF J. b. b.,
TO be certain as 10 this fact"
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THE LAND LEAGUE.
The LsRdSa Times Makes serisas
Charges

The LssASa Times Makes serisas
Charges @
LONDON, March 10-The Times says:
"We have good reason to belieys the In.
qlsry now proceeding viii IuN1icnno The.
;Ieai iass~sas seyo6d 3 U66SV l4 se1s g.. !.
nediate patronage Of IL eEine - IsslaAd,
n,osal acknowledgement Of guilt, from the
danlniA& consequences OF which none OF
hiynssocistss can escape. Unless Egan can
clear his own and his associates characters
We shall not be surprised 70 learn that the
leaders of the Land League, who still re.
main in the Omitted Kingdom, may shortly
find ~ convenient TO follow Egsn's ex.
ample
A correspondent of the Times at Dublin
states that the enrolment Of recruits in
the rsnks OF the "Invincibles" still pro.
ceeds, Notwithstanding the readiness OF the
men in prison to betray one another.
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that be would HE him. back 10 The old
stamping ground Of great mea, end never
more leave his devoted followsu 70 the
mercy OF the elements and the Wild beasts.
Jssrnalastse EnssstassasasA
The Curtis Press Club entertainmeuts at
Comstocks Opera House, Thursday and
Friday evenings, were attended by inn
mense crowds, and the programme win Be
repeated this evening. The Press Club 10
composed Of the reputable journalists OF
Columbus, and their entertainments are At
tended By the best people in the city. The
Columbus Buggy Company, the great
manufacturing firm Of this city, bought
over two hundred tickets for last evening
snd presented them to their employees
Governor Foster and family occupieda box,
and prominent people predominated in
the audience. The result OF the three
nights and matinee will be over $500 In
the treasury Of the club, after paying $500
expenses for the entertainment
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GOVERNOR sPaaeuE's MARRIAGE.

A Descriptions OF the West Virginia
Lady who Becomes the Successor OF
Governor Chase's brilliant Daughter.
WASHINGTON, March 10.--The marriage Of
Ex-Governor Sprsgue, of Rhode Island, was
the sensation of The Capital to-day. The
bride is we'll known in Cincinnati. The
ceremony took place In Staunton, Va, at
the Virginia Hotel, where the Governor
met the bride on her arrival from
Greenbrier, Wess Va Upon the arrival
yalof the fsdf, sxh ls understood "a be
ztgDs<f3o Hh 10 q qs3ixes Of Gonnee-'
:ioSf; ~ hSB beSk resi Dir ID stest.irisss
ginia fourteen years. The ex-senator ap.
piled for license but was refused, the
Clerk telling him that the lady must be q
resident of Stsunton for the license to be
Mrs. Calvert presented herself to
the Clerk, and said: II am a resi-
dent, and have no other residence in the
world. 1t is my usual place of abode, and
il necessary you can have my affidavit to
that effect" Rev. Mr.. Hallihen, of the Epis.
copal church, having been then sent for,
united the two in the bonds OF holy matri-
mony in the hotel parlor in the presence
of the proprietor Mr.. J. D. Crowie and his
wife, Edward Rebob and Samuel A. Sprigh.
The O'Clock train took the bridal couple
northward last night.
Governor Sprsgue and his bride passed
through the city this morning. They ar
rived on the Midland train at $3.50 o'clock.
Having over half an hour to wait for the
departure OF the limited express bound
northward, they took breakfast al Captain
Sivers' restaurant in the B. q P. depot
and the waiter, after they had left, said:
Boss. if that was newly married couple,
they start ont with good appetites."
The lady is rather under the medium
height but has fine figure. She is appa-
rently not over twenty-five years OF age,
has regular, pleasant features, a very fair
complexion, dark brown (nearly black
hair, and dark blue eyes. Her voice
has musical ring in it, and she
is very graceful in her movements.
She was neatly tttired in dark blue walk
ing dress, with maroon facings, with sash
Of wide crimson tied in bow behind. She
wore a hat of dark velvet, with two red os-
trich plumes and red ribbons.
The Star announces in connection with
its mention OF the wedding, that Kate
Chase has gone abroad.
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CINCINNATT, Q March l0.--A clay pigeon
shooring match between Carver and Bogar-
dts, occurred this afternoon at the High.
land House, one hundred single birds,
eighteen yards rise, sprung from fourth
notch, full speed, use both barrels. num-
her twelve gauge, five traps, English rules,
for a purse OF three hundred dollars aud
gate money 10 the winner; one hundred
dollars additional TO the winner II he
breaks 81 out OF 100. There was a heavy
storm OF snow during the shooting Car.
yer .corCG s0aDd Bogardus "a.
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a Conn mdrun.

WASHINGTON, Marh 1o.-The question as
to whether the Treasury Department can
legally withhold the pay. of members OF
Congress who are Indebted to the Govern
ment, is exciting considerable attention
just now. The Comptroller of the Treasury
assumes that it can, and so informed the
Treasury in the case d Representative Och i
tree. The Solicitor Of the Treasury is in.
clined to doubt the legality OF such de-
cision. He bad an interview with the Sec
retary of the Treasury this afternoon and
made the point thatit might be considered
wrong as a matter Of public policy to with
hold the salary of representative OF the
people, as tensing to interfere with his
constitutional prerogatives.
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The Ciyii Service Cs,nnsss.ion.

WASHINGTON, March l0.-Ths members
OF the Civil Service Commission called at
the Executive Mansion this afternoon and
had short conference with the President
in regard to the general plan OF operations
to be observed in carrying the law into
effect Ii was agreed that the Commission
should prepsre set Of rules in regard to
the questions under their jurisdiction and
submit them 10 the President for approval.
The selection OF Chief Examiner under the
Commission was not agreed upon.
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Shoe nOuse Goes In.

81 Iu,I-, March 0-Assignment filed
today by Todd, French & Co. wholesale
boot and shoe dealers. Assets sworn 10,
$4,000. No statement Of Liabilities made.
A member Of the firm states that their
liabilities are about Sl35.00O. The firm
started about sixteen months ago with
capital Of so 600 and carried on q business
amounting 10 500 COO; this fact led 10 sus-
renS;on
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SteubeuyiIle Politics.

Special DiSpatcl % the Sunday Register.
srEvRENvIIIE TEroT, o., March 1o.-The
following ticket was nominated by the
Democratic City Convention tonight, to
be voted for on tn, first Monday in April
Mayor, James McConville; Marshal, X.
X. Winning, Street Commissioner, Charles
Bishop.
Nominations for City Council, assessor.
and township officers will be made in wari
CauCus.
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a HEAVY Euit.

WASHINGTON, March 10.-Thos. Worhing-
ton. of Ohio, to-day entered suit against X,
W. Kertly, Third Assistant United States
Treasurer, for So, 900 damages on account
by the complaint of hundreds Of false, ma
licious, libelious and groundless allegations
calculated to prevent payment by the
United States government of plaintiffs just
claims for army supplies furnished yolun-
teer troops at Camp Denuison, o., in 1861.
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BULLETIN.
This Mornings signal Service Report.

This Mornings signal Service Report.
WASHINGTON, March Ill a. M-A
storm of great energy and magnitude is
pursuing northessterly course over New
England. It is now central in Maine.
General rains are prevailing in the New
England and Middle States, and light
SHOWS in the Lake Region.
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BeiliKerent Students.

LEXINGTON, KY. March l0.-A student OF
the State college, named Fugate, while
drunk, flourished pistol recklessiy, and
Was put under charge of students while the
police were called. When the police came
the four students, who were armed with
rifles, refused to give up the prisoner, but
after some barley they were persuaded to
surrender, and we've suspended, while Fu-
gate was expelled.
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q Promtpeut Merchant Dead.

PPILADKLPHIA, March l0-Isaac s.. Water
man, one of the most prominent business
men Of the State, and for sixty years
wholesale grocer in this city, died today
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THE NOON WEATHER BULLETIN.
A s.x.ra RIau AIonc the Coast.

WASHINGTON, March 10.-A storm OF
great energy which first appeared at mid
night on the North Carolina coast, has
passed northwesteriy track and is now
central near the Delaware breakwater.
Dangerous north east winds are anticipat.
ed to-day and to night On the New England
coast, followed tomorrow by clearing
weather and westerly winds.
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Special Dipdtch to Ne Sunday Ry.s<r.
COLUMBUS, March l0.-At the aloss- o.
my report last week left the temperance
question in a state of such interminable
confusion that it seemed order would
never again prevail. A new leader has
hsss.ss .ssi EIessiS sssssI q
proposed constitutional amendment that
passed. Mr.. Pugsley, the gentleman from
Highland county, who has attained the
reputation of being the Sam Cox Of the
House. offered a substitute for what is
known as the
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MING0 JUNCTION..
Mathi.es's sI<tp -IsdastsisI Nstc~-Pss
sOnal Menti0n.


Special % ne SuniTy Rbgist>r.
Myseo JUNCTION, O., March 10.-Ar.
Jacob Altmyer, manager OF the Benwsood
mill, and his two brothers, Nat. and Pete,
paid the MiDgo mill visi; this week.
Mr.. Jessie Murrins, j. r., OF Webster
District, paid the mill visit this week
Mr.. PuYh, one OF the directors CT the
Brilliant mill, was looking around the mill
and factory yesterday.
Mr. Halter, travelling for the Welty
Bros, was bere this week.
The news in yeste, day mornings RkGn.
TER that DR. 8. A. Mathison had skipped
out was ceiyed with surprise Amongst
his scauaintancss here, a. II wassupposed
his character was above reproach. He ha,
been gone from MiDgo about three weeks
and was expected back lass Wednesday
week but has not shown up Jet. fonf
par,ies up at Welisyille who would liko 70
know something OF his uhepeabouts.
Mr.. Samuel Sloan. factory boss, IL onsy
this week with force OF hsrds putting in
new gfindstonts TO replace the oAss thai
were bursted three weeks sd.
Messrs. Hufteu & WilAeim have organ
ized series OF Temperance meetings every
Wednesday and Friday evening ut tba
school honse. They secured tweuty-siz
signers this last week They expect soal
good speakers here On, next "Wednesday -
Friday evenings
The new drug stoss- IL IMMENSE.
Mr.. T. Rosenbery b in wheeling rsplen
ishipg his stock Of goods.
Mis- Keanos, h0m 6<So, Was here thi
week On vtsit - her amt, Ma z. nc6e<
NJ Joe Ennis lost bright little hab
this week, with diphtheria
Bficklkyers afe busy raising the stack
| of the bsiline furnaces four feet highel
They 80 the highest in Ohio Valley
| prefeut
Couacil passed an ordinance closing .
)oons st o O'Clock r. -, and allowing thsi
to 0pen st @ An
Uhe aheat crop In this section looks b
at preasnt. The farmers say II the weethi
would moderste Is would come oil right
| Mis Annie Mcdonnell, Of Eghteent
street Who has boes on Q visit to her ooasii
Ma r. p. Ac5herry. returned home y
Thursdsy, very mnch regretted py -
suaintaDcss. Come soou agaip, Anna
Everything about the mill is dead
I John Irwin and Avery FISHER vere
Wheeling Saturday. representing u
| Mipxo Lodge Of the Amalgamsted Assc.'
ton n The district meeting
Nr. Nosri,on, IN old Wheeling Doy ~
soceuted 4 position as mailer % tne ~ -,
vile factory. He arrived here tnis 49,.
The foIIoSing figures show the re-
,,;ce. In our market: Beef steak. ~ cen
Fer pourd: roast, Is cts. per 10 poth,
ris p~yJb.. mutton, Is cta per d. -
!, toes An 90 Der bushel; cabbage. - -
| peT heed; eggs. Is cts. PEE dok
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and Il is the intention OF the oompAnI 70
have il completed this far by The LIST of jan
usry.
The meeting yesterday was for thc pur'
pose Of opening bids for the eonstrucsioa
of the road by the Construction Company,
which completed its organization today
and after the completion OF the Same acted
upon the bids submitted. The syndicate
claims to- have sufficient funds with which
TO construct the road. In mn interview last
night with q reporter,
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Hieh wind .t sfemphI.

MEMPHIS, March 10-An1ious INQUIRIES
have been made all day at the telegraph
Office as to the condition Of the weather
prophesied Virgins was right, The
weather here tonight Is clear with brac.
ing wind from the northwest
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WHEETJNG W. VA. SUNDAY MORNING. MARCH 11 1883

man resident has built a small ark and
placed 1t on the roof, ready for the tidal
wave announced 10, sweep through the
Golden Gate.
Orrowa, Iowa, March lO-A heavy snow
storm Is raging here.
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IN CANADA.
Mild Weather and Little Wind Re-
ported.

Mild Weather and Little Wind Re-
ported.
HALIFAX, March l0.-Wind from the
west moderately cloudy; thermometer q
QUEBEC March l0.-Weather mild with
light east wind.
MoSrggAL March l0.-Weather mild with
north winds.
OTTAWA. March. l0.-Weather cloudy
with light SNOW tlurries; very little wind
TORONTO, March l0.-Weather cloudy and
mild; rs wind.
LoNpoN, 0sr., March l0.-Snowing hesv-
lily; mild.
Fierce Gale at st. Johns.
ST. JOINS, n. F., March lO-A fierce
western gale has ragged all day here.
A Great Flood Anticipated at Montreal
MONTREAL, March 10.-There is great
danger OF heavy floods. The st. Lawrence
is rising rapidly Should rain follow the
present heavy snow storm nothing can
prevent sn overflow The people living
on the low land are seriously alarmed.
Great Excitement at Halifax.
HALIFAX, March 10. The water is break,
ing over some wharves, aud is on a level
with others. In half an hour it will prob.
ably reach lower Water street.
The wind is blowing with terrible yiol-
ence, and rain is still falling.
Great excitement prevails, and fears for
life and property increases.
Reports from Eastern Province state the
storm is commencing in that region.
Blowing Hard at 81. John.
ST. JOHN, March 10. 1920 P. Mt is
raining and blowing hard. Few people are
on the streets. Many stores were closed
slips and put out additional lines. In the
bay the gale is very stiff
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The Unionsown Murder Casa.

USIoSTows, March 10-The jury in the
Dukes-Nutt murder case was secured at
noon to-day. The difficulty encountered
was not 30 great as was anticipated. When
the Jury had been sworn Ludge Wilson put
them in charge OF officers and anjo1rrsd
the case until Monday morning. when the
taking of evidence will commence.
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FIRE REcoaD:
Yesss,tiny's List OF Bln,eN

APrLRroS, Wis, Aarch i0-A building
occupied by Conkey a. Briggs insurance
sgency and several small shop keepers, was
destroyed by fire yesterday. Loss, $4,000;
insured.
DEPHos, O., March l0-Yesterday o fire
in the Union aoye Company's building de-
stroyed $1,000 worth OF stoves; fully in.
sured.
NEw YoRK, March lG--k fire at Bloom
field to-day burned Archdeacon's hotel and
Dodd's stable. Loss estimated at $40, 900.
NeAv Ptstsb0,gh
PiTrsBUsoH, March l0.-Shortly after 10
O'Clock this morning a fire occurred at
Grove Station, on the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad, few miles from the city, yesult'
ing in the total destruction Of two frame
houses, in one OF which two children
named Crawford, aged respectively FIVE
and three years, were burned TO death.
oss 80 RGi
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The SirEtnia Debt.

LoYIoN. March iO.-At a meeting Of
committee of Virginia bondhoIders yester.
dsy, IL was received 70 do the utmost 10
vindicate the claims OF the bondholders
upon the State OF !irg MIA, and To advise
holders not 10 take any step towards con.
yerting bonds under the Riddleberger act.
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Obituary.

INV D.DroEp Miss, NJ arch 10. Hon. J.
A. Hanes, late Commodore Of the New Bed
ford Yacht Club, exDepartment Commau'
der OF the G. A. K. and OF distinguished
service in tie State Senate and North
Carolina campaign, died this morning
AGED So
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ma Prrrrh ,n ,sadaga.ear.

YTESNA, March l0-The Commander Of
the French squadron in Madagascar waters
has been ordered 10 blockade the shore and
occnpy Several ports Of the island, but not
to send troops the interior.