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A Government Architect.

& WAsIlISoroS, D.. c., Dec. 4.-Represen-
ta,ivc Hopkins bill to establish, the Office
OF Government Architect provides that
the President shall appoint u Government
architect to holi office ionr years, who
shall receive M annual salary OF - dol.
lars. When the erection Of d public build.
ing shall be determined upon The archi.
tect shall advertise for competitive plans
and specifications, accompanied with nm
estimate Of cost, which shall be
submitted together with the : archi.
tects own recommendations to a. board
composed Of the Secretary Of the Treas.
ury, postmaster.Gencral, Secretary Of the
Interior and Attorney General. Tho
plan approved by the Bard shall be car.
ried out in the construc ion of the build.
ing and no change shall be allowed except
with the sanction Of the Board, upon tic
recommendation Of the Government arch.
itect. The architect whose plans are
adopted shall receive the usual cumpcnsa.
ton. The bill provides that the office OF
Supervising Architect OF the Treasury
and Architect Of the Capitol shall cease to
exist April |, 1885. ils ~
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WAsiIiSaroS, D. O., Dec. 4.-Nomina-
tions made today were: Otis =. Clarke,
Rhode Island, Commissioner OF Pensions
calvin B. Walker, Indiana, First Deputy
Commissioner OF Pensions; NOAH T. ,I.ov.
eridge, Michigan Second Deputy Com
missioner Of ,Eensions; Luther Harrison,
lennsylvania, assistant Commissioner Of
the general land Office; George i. Ander-
son, Now York, Indian Inspector: John
=. bryant, Georgia, United States Marshal
Northern district Of Geogia; ); Stephen, i.
Wilson, Pennsylvania, Associate Justice
OF the Supreme Court oi New Mexi-
co; the Commissioners for Alaska are,
John 7. Brady, Alaska, to reside at sitka ;
George l. Thrice, Pennsylvania, to reside
ut Wransel; Chester Sweber, California,
to reside ut Ounalnshka. -. z
The Senate madu three combinations: !:
WIN. 7. Dnnwoody, Iowa, member Of the
National board Of Health; Frank lIa,ton,
Iowa, r Postmaster General; General
John Schuyler, Crosby, New York, First
Assistant Postmaster General. 81
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TIMES IN:TWoiST',A:TES.
GENERAL BUSINESS SITUATION
In Portions OF Ohio anj West virginln.
Complaints Abont tho Drought md q
s Short Crops--Thc Du,lncss ~, 4
" Trntls Alihust univei sal. ; Il

Nradsirtcts' Commercial Agency has tho
following about tho business situation III
Ohio and West Virginia. The points in
Ohio from which Information has been re.
ceived Are as follows: sf Y
| HARSEsyiLLE.-For some time past busi.
ness has been light, and prospects for win.
ter trade not encouraging, for the reason
lliat The crops were cut short by dr0uth,
and the produce market Is. and will prob
ably continue, dull and 'unremunrritive.
Observation-Disclosures in every y limo Is
very dull hereabout. In manufacturing
there is almost al entire absence Of orders.
Some OF the mills and factories arc already
shut down on account OF this state OF
ailairs. md more will follow soon unless
II sudden change for the letter takes place.
AS tho general pros Gritty OF this region OF
the country depends upon the, continued
running Of tho iron and glass concerns,
there Is no; estimating the iusul o -dullhGsa
OF trade il these establishments are Obliged
To stop OIL account OF Il lack OF orders. e
MAnIErrA-BnsineSs is very quiet IN
this section. There is III uneasy feeling
all around-a disposition not to 10 into
new enterprises The finding OF produc.
live oil fields in this vicinity is tho most
encouraging feature, and il MS much pro-
gress Is nude In that direction the coming
year rs has been made during the past, Il
very prosperous year may be- anticipated.
Acknowledgement authorities es.
innate that the factories here are produ.
cling only about one-lialf the goods they
have the capacity to Turn out-some are
producing more, but taken together this
would be tho estimate. No general reduc.
tion Of wngcs Inns been made, though
sweeping reductions will be inevitable
sooner or later should the present indus.
trial and commercial depression BE- pro-
longed. .N
T CAplz-Business is dull here and has
been all fall. The principal products Of
this county, sheep und wool, have BEEN
and are low, and the result is farmers are
not flush and do not buy much. This is
believed 10 be the cause OF the dullncss
here. - EtlIi 1-
, SrErnESvlLLE-Bu,incss is depressed
here and tho principal cause assigned is
overproduction, and the prospec's are nut
very promising. n e1as
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LABOR NOTES
Mills In Pittsburgh ctn~tng Duwn-1etluc.
- ton uf N'nprn g-.a-.

. . . . . I"
Mills In Pittsburgh ctn~tng Duwn-1tcduc.
ton of N'n.es. ~. -
4 PtrrsDuRGH, Dec. 4.-The new. mill OF
Zug K Co., closed down last night until
after the holidays, and today the en-.
ployes Of the old mill were notified that
work will be suspended tomorrow. The
reason assigned for the short no,ice given
for the sudden stop is a scarcity OF orders.
about 200 men are thus thrown out OF
employment for a month. -,
The guide and sheet iron departments
OF Singer, Nimick &: Co.'s mill, employing
about one hundred men, closed down lust
night indefinitely, ,,l,.,,rt..s-. ,.s7s
The piece workers in the keystone
Bnige Company were notified to-day that
their wages would be reduced January ,,lst
l5percent. It IS probable that simjla,
reduction will be ordered in all depart.
meAts.
# A 10 percent cut in tho wages OF the
employees Of D. r. Speer 4 Co.'s planning
mill will 80 into effect next Monday. -
PnlLADELrnsA, Pa, Dec. 4.-Aspccial
from Bethlehem, Pa, says: Thc section
hands on this end Of tile North Penn.
sylvania Railroad have been notified that
tlIier work will bp only eight hours day
and their pay thirteen cents III hour.
The men ut the bethlehem Iron Works
are greatly dissatisfied, because OF l5U
hands discharged Monday, only u few OF
whom were llungarians. ~.
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WASHINGTON, D. c., Dec. 4.-senator
Cameron to-day introduced the following
resolution in the Senate: :.
WnEnEAs, The shipping trade in Amer
lean vessels is and has been for years de
pressed, mud the export trade in American
produce is lunguishing Tor want Of Il mar
ket TINT might be reached ii the shipping
trade was in the hands Of citizens OF the
United States; therefore, 3.
Rtyalsed, That the Committee on Finance
be and is hereby directed to inquire
whether it would be expedent to expcnd
the surplus revenue Of the United States
or any portion thereof for the purpose OF
reriving the shipping export trade by al
lowing Il rebate from tho tariff duties on
foreign goods carried in ships built and
owned III the United States, and by also
allowing Il premium on American grown
products and articles OF American manu-,
iacture exported in American vessels, and
report BY bill or otherwise. The resolu-
ton WAS laid over. 55.... y -
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LoSnoS, Dec. I.-Tl,c ease OF Captain
Dudley and the mate Of the wrecked
yacht Mignionctte,who were tried for nur-
der November 9th for killing the boy Par
ker TO keep themselves alive, and against
whom Il verdict in accordance with these
facts was found, was heard on appeal by
Lord Chief Justice Colrridse AMI three
other Judges to-day. Tho, court .,,nani.
mously confirmed the conviction OF the
prisoners. $3.50 !" :
Lord Chief Justice Cole,ilee, in pro.
nonncing tho decision Of the Court, suil
all the Judges agreed that tho net Of the
prisoners amounted to murder and the
conviction must be affirmed. I,g
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WasRiXaroS, Dec. 1.-THE bill intro.
duccd in the House to-day by Mr.. Morri.
son, in relation&to surplus reveuVp, pro:
vides that the Secretary otthp Treasury
shall apply tho surplus revenue ut any
tin, time III IN the Treasury In excess 81 slOo.
100000, not otherwise appropriated, 10 tho
redemption OF United States bonds; and
when any OF The bonds are redeemahle
at the pleasure Of the Government it shall
not 10 lawful to apply..nny PARTON to tic
purchase oi bonds at a nremium, s3a
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Iris complained that laundering incom.
retents have made u fine fist OF the ven.i.
htion OF the Ohio capitol building. Tie
mir chambers lave been converted into
sewers, and the handsome building into u
death'irap. Now they begin 10 under
stand how tho Auditor came to be brought
down with tho typhoid fever,and why two
Of his assistants lost their lives Gradually
We learn the lesson that foul mir is poison
and that poison in sufficient doses kills.
There are luxurious homes that are never
free from drainage poison.
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7 Tits Coal t,tutr ,fiue Exnio.iou.

MoSoSGAilElA CRY, Dec, 4.-Sharplcs.
and Boyd, the men injured in tho mine
explosion ut Coal Bluff yesterday, will
probably recover, although thoy were
very severely burned. The explosion was
caused by tile carelessness Of the men. A
portion Of the roof Of the old mine fell in
md n the fire damp collected in the pocket.
The two miners climbed over the debris
with open lamps OH their hats, and the
y!lS was irnitcu. !gsg ~ ~ 2gtse! i. ~ d
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j Street Car Horse. cren,a.et1.

BALTIMORE, Dec. EARLY this morning
lire in the stables Of the Halls Springs
iassehse1 Railway Company completely
destroyed tho large building, together
with many Of the company's .cars md liity
l'orsea. Tho flames started in ,he hnv
LOFT, IN! spread 50 rapidly Tint only
fifteen OF Tho. horses could !be taken out.
Only one cal: was removed. III S,'1
There were siXty.eight horses in the
stable when the {: fire .was discovered.
seventeen &ere rescued although badly
scorcilcd. The fire started over The front
entrance and after the haters were cut tho
horses refused to bs led from the burning
building. Ten were burned. The loss Is
sc, 600, and the insurance si0 000 =
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.IstS+i i!-r=-.H. 1l--.
THROUGH TIE STATE.
Accidents nnd Incidents In West, Virginia
54,ts md Vicinity, Is r 2 ~

h
nnd Vicinity. tr,5s
Postoilices have been established in his
State at Ial!yho, Wood county, aud Wei
come, Marshal county. At Tie first K. j,
PAWS X commissioned as postmaster, and
David II. Arrick at the second. -.
a few days since Henry Miller, OF Hart
iofd City, ihetw u painful, and il Is
leared fatal, accident ut Middicport.a iio
was assisting in unloading IL barge OF salt
ut rllilway. incline plain, when barrel
rolled down, striking and brdly crushing
him. ~ rs hi- a n fff2Sl8 -, i" Q
According to the Cumberland Times II
is runiored that tho Western Union Com
pany is considering theprojcct Of bujldiu,
Il telegraph line from Morsantown to Ham,
cock, Md, connecting with 4their'linc A.
that p'ace, thus invading the territory Of
The Macksburg correspondent of the
Marietta Register states that the CharIts
Lindemnn well is doing 60. barrels: Lang
well, %; Lockwood & Bradley, Gj: Mills
y Bradley, G5. Mill 4 Mullen are sliIl
drilling, and have several good proauce,..5
The production Of the field is 800 To COO
barrels daily by actual gauge. IS: S M
n
The New Cumberland iudepcud,1,i saws.
McAlahan, Porter & Co. have mo1r nr.
rangcments for Il display Of their iro.rluv
products ut the Wor Ids; Fair, at New or.
leans. On Saturday lust they boxed and
shipped samples OF chimney tops, .irc.cluy
stove pipe, sewer pipe, drain tile u,So
samples OF coal from three veins which
they mine, and samples OF crude and I'm.
ground or boltel cluy. Arrangements
haye also been made for an exhibition hv
the New Cumberland factories for SAMPLES
OF paving brick and tilcoi Ill shane. 4
sample Of hydro carbon, from tic Carbon
Works, was also sent. l;F$a,sSbggi ~, -
The work at the Brady tunnel, lust east
Of Washington, Pa., says the Democrat il
going forwards satisfactorily. "The hcadil.g
has been through for ,somc weeks. and oS
Monday last only 500 feet oi the bottom ~,
remained to be takon out. Ganrs yoi
laborcrs arc employed ut each end nnJ
the work goes on night and day. : II viii viii
be finished some time in February. Tho
tunnel is $50 feet long. When hi, tnn.
mel is finished the Baltimore & Ohio viii
have a splendid road and it will i,be IN In
their power to give the Charters n ,liy.)v
tusscl for the passenger traffic from tEis tLis
region to Pittsburgh. "%%i, NJ - '"s :
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n CAAnHIpiE, Mp, Dec. 1.-THE house Of
Caleb Hurley, in. .he' southwestern see.
ton Of parcl.cstcr county. burned yester:
day. n.he rulns vas found the body Of
Hurley, No part OF the head could be
discovered, and thereis suspicion Of foul
play. Hurley was u farmer, and ON the
preceding night was at a store In tho neigh.
borhood where he displayed some silver
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TIE lSTELi.IGEScER cannot undertake
TO decide bets on popular pluralities. For
instance, before us lie three newspaper
estimates; the Louisville Coarier.Journaf
claims for Cleveland popular plurality
Of 7O,93o; tho Philadelphia Press gives
Blaine Gs,7l9, and the Chicago Tribune
gives him 5,7ie. The essential fact is that
Cleveland will be the next President If he
lives to be inausuratcd. In course Of
time We shall get tho popular vote right.
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"Sfy Dear Wife" wa, Enr,.cd

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, Dec. 4.-INilliam
ll.Ncilson in his deposition to-day before
a notary in the libel ease OF Miss Hill,
plaintiff, i'll the celebrated Sharon divorce
case versus tho nai'y Aha, IL news
paper. stated under oath : that
the letters purportiug to have
been addressed to Miss Hill ,by
Senator Sharon, in which he called l,cr
..My desr wife," and which she pr,duced
IN the divorce trial, were itrperjes, and
TINT he had seen them while il, process Of
manufacture. The statement created n
sensation. - ~. = :"
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Powder tfuruxius i:xnfo,rcx

LrScI'nuEo, VA, Dec. 1.-The magazine
Of the Virginia Military Institute, at Lex.
inston, exploited last night. The lnuya-
zine contained 500 pounds Of cannon pow
der. The explosion was terrific. The
windows OF The institute were shattered
and lights extinsnished. Houses in Lex.
insson, a mile OIL, were shaken to their
foundations. The magazine was blown
away. Five cadets were dismissed from
the institute Tuesday for having stolen
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CAPITAL CHIPS.

Congressman Follet's Impeachment re,
solution agains. the US. Aiarshalat Gin.
cinnad EaR an exact cory OF the iinreael.
ment resolution against Andrew, johnson,
The Secretary Of the Treasury has not,
fled tho Collector OF Customs at san Fran.
cisco that Chinese merchants, who live|
iN tho United States before the treaty Of
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'RlvEnlEAp, l" l., Dec. 4.-rhe wife Of
Rcv.W. ~ Downs cloptd With Deacon
Q. Mitchell Terry, leaving behind two
children aged 2 and ! years. Tic wife
ttelesruplied pastor Downs that ..she was
happy with her dear Terry and would
never return Is Riyerheal.n ;, 5= siiIt
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'FlIDA 1884

causes. Il The dullncss OF the oil market
liasits influence, depressing producing and
refining, and tho extended droutii has
also had It's effect. II Is thought within
two to four months 4 revival III business
may to looked for, but not d very heavy
one. ytf'IlBiiil AZ tt'GE5l1i.'.
FAinMoSr.-Tm,le hero Is almost as
active us usual, Crops were little short,
but there was no disastr rousfailurc. There
seems to be no rcasop for any exceptional
conditions in business this winter in this
region. The construction OF Tho Fnlrmont,
Morgantown 4 Pittsburgh Railroad, the
grodine Of which IL almost completed TO
MorgAiitown-27 niles--nnd tho right OF
way for which ias been secured md paid
Tor to tho Pennsylvania linc--3 miles
rom Fairmoat--tasgiveiia little Increased
activity to business here and IN Mor,an-
town. I,1'ii}aA Ei{ GII ~
8 WnEEIlSa-rhc business OF This CITY
proves no exception 10 tho rulc d tl-prrs.
sion, but 1t Is expected TINT trade will
rally more quickly thun in many other
cities Of equal advantages. This opinion
Is based on the experience OF this city in
other financial struggles. Take the panic
OF 1873; not one financial institution fail
ed Besides, there Is little business done
on borrowed capital, when compared with
other places. l;i,''.g '@'"l
POINT PLEAsANr-Thegcncral complaint
here is that business is dull and money
matters close. One great drawback 10
srade Is the lack Of water 70 tl,at nothing
ran be shipped by river. aII5ssasfg
RAvENswooD--rrahe has been fair dur.
ing the fall. Collections have l,cen close
|or the reason that timber is low und no
Sdter to tloat tt out. As soon us streams
feacll, the tloating stage, merchants will
De relieved to''.a great extent. There Is
little demand for cnttlc or sheep. People
iere, howoycr, arc Ia good shape, and
While times have not been rs good as in
S%', i is presumed thep will average well
With other years. GF, ~ l5
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~ ca DIAN
oElc'nl Charged with Se,inu.. Crimes md
y. MiStl en ne;,nuIs. = ~

oE'e'nl Charged with Se,inus. Crimes md
a!iMlcntnhoIs.
ToRoSro, OST Dec. IA special from
Quebec says it. is understood that tho
memorial presented TO Lieutenant Cover.
nor Mason, making certain grave charges
against members Of his present Cabinet
affects two Of the Ministers, Secretary
blanchct and Treasurer Robertson, Sec,
retary l'lanchet is accused Of having sold
certain mining land in Bcance bcIjppino
70 the late Senator Dc .Lerg, representing
them to bn his own property. The p,,r.
chaser was q New York broker, He II
also accused Of having, during he last ses.
sion Of the Legislature, wiiilen alclter to
The manager Of Canada gold mining com.
pany, threatening to prevent Il private
b'll OF the compaiy's- frosa passing unless
certain lands were made over to him. The
accusation against Treasurer Robertson is
liiat he borrowed for the Province, when
treasurer under the. ClNpleau Govern.
ment large sum Of money from the east.
crn townships to bank for which Ie
charged the Province six percent, while
IN II reality lie was only paying the bank
five percent. ,riIs'4 NJ :. s ;
The Government papers deny, the
charges, md say they were ins,isated by a
discharged cinploye. -, la.i- -,
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Tnr' foolish virgin waileth until the
booths Of the tradesmen are crowded on
Christmas eve, and then she yoeth shop
ping The wise virgin, who knoweth
trick worth two Of that, gocth at once ele
the multitude gathereth and the evil dny
cometh when the wares have been picked
over and the choice things scattered and
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Rochester,, Pa: Dec. ,4.-A hard.glove
fight for sloo side, between Elmer
Grant, oi Beaver Falls, Pa, and an un-
known from Cleveland, Ohio, took place
near here at midnight Tuesday. Grant
had the best Of tho fight, but foulcd his
opponent inthc fifth round, and tile fight
md stakes were given to the unknown.ft'
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Disastrous Firo In n I,r.v,ry

NEWARK, n. j., Dec. "A fire starting
at noon in c. Feizenpan's brewery, wa was $
extlnsuished at 3r. VI. Two lea houses
and the third story Of the main building
o. the brewery were destroyed. llrrman
scharpenbcrg and GottlieG sc|iuatzricl,t.
employees, were in the furnishing vat IN
the lcc house when tho varnish icaited
from lamp. Selarpenbers WAS horribly
burned and Schnatzricht badly burned,
several lirelmen were injured by The full.
!nG, .ls o.. OF the roof. The estimated loss is
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Mn. CoxslISG is not likely to bc return
ell to the Senate. But he has a brilliant
opportunity to write some very interesting
American history. lie might tell how
lie helped 10 make TiIdcn Governor Of
New York a,'sl Cleveland President OF the
United States. A dime edition OF this
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In tho ltnn,.whu Mines,

PlrrsnuRcu, PA, Dec.l. a coaloperator
Just from the Kanawha, W. Va, region
says that emissarcs Of the Pittsburgh tcoal
miners are circulating through the dis.
trict for the purpoae oi organizing the
miners, who heretofore lavo : had
no organization. Tho ;5Feilect Of
these agitalors is already , being
felt in tho demands sof several prominent
mines within the past week Of n hall
cent per bushcl advance in tho mining
rste. The men arc now receiving one.
half to ONO cent per bushel more than the
Pittsburgh miners, and rany.incrc:,sc will
be strongly resisted by the operators,
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Firc LOkXHx tor NovNlnhsr

Y New Yonx, Dec. 1.-The nre losses tor
November in the United States and
Canada, the Daily Commercial Bulyttin,
states, is $1,000. .c0.dtThis is largely in *. &,
cess 81 :ha1aycmgc November fire WASTE
slnce the, Boston fire in 1872, The eleven
months'tire mo loss is computed to be SlOl,.
o!oO, 00O, with Dece,aber still to be heard
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Tur confirmation Of Mr.. Fci,renbatch's
nomination as Chief OF the Bureau Of
Satisfies is bcing vigorously opposed by
men who claim to represent ccrtaintradcs-
unions. The filling of this place may fall
to President Cleveland after all. -55i5,,y4
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a "ErEkalSE6 effort is being made to
feed Senator German TO death because he
isthe hero Of the har'l-foug ght field. The
Senator is Injured to the hardslips Of can
vass.hack dinners and tcrrapin suppers,
but whether his Maryland stomach is
proof against iancy French cookery is
something he is going to find out.
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A CLEVELAND man beat his wife because
So wanted to 80 to church. Tint man is
apromising garden patch for home mit-
sionary labor. NVife-beating is either OH
,hs increase or We hear more ubonti it
than formerly. -ff} ia5.
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YES, they will be surprised 10 find a
good many Democrats OH hand when they
begin to clear The Washington decks for
action. Republican administrations have
l,arborcd good many Of ''the enemy"
Shall we have i little turn abont?'
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RoSpoSr, y. Y. Dec. 4.-YAis morning
whilc John Tully, Anthony Brockley,
George Bush, all lads, wore hanterine;one
another 10 go on the thin leo OF Gross
pand' ~ thi. city the Joe broke in and all