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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-23
Mean temperature. .....-..............,c
NEW YORK srocx MARKET.

Nsw YORK. October 2l-rho stock market To-
day was again active, though the principal In
terest IN speculation WAS centred IN three
stocks. which contributed about half OF tbe en-
tire business done. The general drift Of prices
vns downward, though. with fow exceptions,
the fluctuations were Tor fractions only, ana the
final chances are for Insignificant amounts.
Missouri Pacific, although rot the most active
stock on TIE list Was the leader Of tho
mntkct and was again very weak. Tho bears,
BidOd by the trailing element made sud
den attack upon the stocks OF tho south
western system, and they yielded readily,
carrying the rest Of tho list with them.
San Francisco second preferred lost per cont,
Pullman like amounr and the movement eN-
tended e. tho GraOgers strong point Ia the
liz. WAS Richmond and West Point stocks, and
Preferred rose over per cent on he recently
Obtained control OF the Georgia Central. A,chi-
son WAS sold OF IA tho early and this started
selling In Missouri Pacific Nov England also
suffered somewhat, but the stock n no time was
prominent in tho market fagt Tennessee nrst
preferred also male spnrt In the last hour,
when the greater portion Of tho advance was made
IN Richmond and West Point firm feeling at
tho opening made the lrst prices hat6 per cenk
higher than the Gual ngufos ~ saturday, aud
further slight advances were established In the
early trading. hut the beers soon began their
attack, aud Uhilo Richmond snd West Point
Stocks were gtrOng, Missouri Pacific bagan -
yield AMI he rest Of tho lst sympathiked After
the irst hour thero Was moro animation and the
weakness became more decided san Francisco,
Pullman, Burlington. aud Rock Island al show
lug special weakness lher0 WAS a rally after
noon. bus tho decline Was soon renewed
and the lowest prlces OF the Jay were reached
toward L. u. Tho strength IA Terminal stocks
caused some reaction IN the last hour. hat mo
market closed weak near me lowest figures.
Total eaies. 3ll.S9i shares Final changes are
almost an in the direction Of loWor prtces.
ErsBt1r -Exchange dun and steady 20 lrln.
Money easy AZ 3 per cont Sub-ireasuTy ba-
lsnces-o old. SIC. 28.eOO currency tl5,63s,0o
Governments dul and steady 10 nrm. I per
cenfA IFS. ~ coupons, l0S4. state bonds
Gun and steady.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-23
Fibre-FaetOry Burned.

WILMISGr0S, n. C., October 22.-1he
GbTe-lsctory OF the Acme Manufacturing
Company, eighteen miles from here, was
burned this morning The spinning. and
weaying-min and iertilizing factory were
saved. Loss not stated; insurance, $4,000.
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Two THE PUBLIC.

n
In answer to the many inquiries that have
been made az tho Exposition Building iWuero
tho OLD VIRGINIA CHEROOTs are being madol
Will say that they can b. found a. AM retail
house mat handles cigars and tobacco. and are
a0id AZ five for 10 cent? Trade supplied ~ my
agents. Mss3rsA POWERS. TAYLOR q Co, whole
sale Druggists, 1875 Main street ana Messra
WuITAkER, LANDER & CO, Wholesale end ro-
tell dealers ia cigars aud tobacco, 1923 Main
streeL z. WHIrLOCK,
Factory SO0i and s0O0 Franklin street.
&C l2-2W
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COTTON REPORT.
Market qVioL
QUOTATIONS.
HlDDLNg, 9 Blk.
Low MiDOLIHa, 9itc.
HO0D OEDIHAEf. J-i3c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-23
OUR MARKET REPORTS
AND IN cosEEcTI0S THgRswrTH THE
WEATHER INDICATIONS.
Record Of the Hew York and Richmond
stock yxchsnges-Grain, Flour, Cot
tor, Neat, and other Qaotstiona
nv ,eleeraph 70 ,ho Dlspatca.I

10y WIN" hA " Wv HA'R0N'Hl
= WASHINGTON d. c., October S2.-For
o,, Virginia. rain. slightly warmer, SOUTH
KAHN ieast.rly winds.
WV" For North Carolina, rain. warmer.
r easterly winds
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MANCHESTER NEWS.
PROPOSITION TO ESTABLISH A spIKy-
BILL ACROSS THE RIVER
,>s cts couacil Grants tho Franchises
Bslel-House Destroyed BY Fire
Personals aad Briefs.

,sn.e,al meeting or toe Manchester CITY
a. r vas held iast night AZ s O'Clock.
r0f. N~srs. }. r. Perdue president.
.. Site. william Walsh, +. W. Wesi.
. Soon Vi'rien. q. A. Jones, A. c.
Jsmc, D.. bradley, u. A. Faulconer.
. Ialt, .. J.. Hewlett, Robert Harris.
..s' William l. CIopiou CITY Attor.
.t,n' Pcrduc said, in explaining why
..tr- Nas called. that hc had been
uau hy gentlemen interested I'm the
~Whc Company who wished 20 e.
uf ior the manufacture OF spikes
goods on the site o. The old Baird
> c.rnrr First and Decatur streets.
I.N belongs Co The Richmond md
faiirnad Company and the con-
to lease 10 Tor the purpose
iu order ihai they NAV have suGl.
ttfr ask Che city o. close First
'u Dfcafur % stockton. which. in
fn. now orcn as O. street. They
f.D ciy io rDmg thc waicr-pump
f't cnru-uili, which will hape to-
i0 give room for the new cstab-
rrF CcvNCff tcEffs
Considerable iufortrol discussion Mr.
oi.lCd Goo following. which wa.
eUHnHt opposition.
n, lsi ThotfITet strcttfrom Stock
H.-f''lr ef nos shown on the man Do
tHe lui tgnsirrel 60 the Rich.
hNrfN7ny lis.fo1d Company or
.rlth iIc understanding. and upon
rfNn tbat First street be opcued
ri tIu f9 Decatur, siVty-siX feet
' ihc western parts OF Lots
FLOCK lm4 wHh thc consent 81 the
i entered and srautc1 by tho
rnr hlNine its affairs in charge as
%, That tbc proposition of
1870 3d., =. 3. r. Anderson, james
b. I.Jf'irie., and others concern
removal oi fhe city pump be ac>
$500 iha understanding that II they
f puup removed before the Isl
nny they shall pay one half Of The
.I..Vtl.
Ius ENTfWri p.
TIE gentlemen Interested in the
se MT. john 3. o.. Anderson,
IH.. ID. Patton, u. A. saunders.
vict. JIhn Pope. Otway Allen,
uuDucWurkle, and dr.. Uuntcr
iac company % ga said viii em-
ut onc hundred and Gty men. and
.lmenf which g. is promised
.l.u.d DO the very near future. pr
rr lsf, viii Doc great addition 10
o'- material prosperity.
HOUSE uUEyfD.
...-.foge brick dwelling on Twelfth
t..DU stockton ana Everett, which
..' ..1 occupied ly Richard Baker.
...Itu cui9ul barber. wl, destroyed
Yesterday soon H'ter noon. The fire
1 tIt Je.r of the building, and
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WASHINGTON. y. C., October 2s.-The
bond offerings obey aggregated s1 269,50o.
AeceptsDees, $50, 100, all SIS, 40 1854,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-23
TBs wBArnsR IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY wa
cloudy and cooler.

Range Of Thermoneter Yesterday
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-23

Nearly FVery atrangeT VINO VISITS
Richmond calls on Julien BiniOfd, 1907 ea't
Main street and secures o supply oi bl' oele-
brated - u Seicctr aud montrOse' whiskeY
10 take home for medicinal aud family use.
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anan fn MinneapeIIs.

TbN I0IcETHIE % tl5 E7I'I7'11'-7.I
MINNEAPOLIS, MfNE., October zs.- There
was heavy snow-xtorm In Northern Mime
sofa yesterday. and The beautiful snow mes
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PEoFEssIoaAL.

A LBRRT L. WEST, ARCHITECT,
"A No ga Main street. isoeond foor). Sec ex-
hibit at Exposition and at my Office. Core
spondsnce and interviews Invited
&C 5F&Tuet'
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NEW YORK C0TroN FCrua
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET

7 w
OCTOBER 9l-Nhrket worry quiot Primo. 3sc..
| extra primo, SIC; fancy. 4c. common, IVA
/ 2&c; shenoi, 2Aa2Ae.; factory hand-picked,
I 81 a5c.
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RIcHxoHp LIVESTOCK MARKET.

ocroBEB 2s.-Reesipts: az head OF cattle. SO
sheep. and 6sS hogs.
sales: as head ot cattle. 2i6 sheep, and az
hogs.
Prices:
Cattle-Best fsf4c. gross; medium % good,
s(s84c. gross: common " fair, 2A3c. gr0sA.
sneep--iai &C. groz1
Hogs-6s ~ &c. no.
Buil3-22.sc. gr0sA
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COTTON REPORT.

We quote: Pins, = 50at275 supsrfne. f27Sa
50 20 extra. sl5Jasl75: fanly, tlatL5o. patent
famlly, country. thi5ssA3
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Funerai OF a Journalist

RosroN. October ss.-Tbe funeral OF toe
late colonel Il NJ. Pulsifer, formerly OF ne
poston Herald, took place this afternoon al
ne mothers ressdenee, Walnut Ayenue,
N.vyt,nvtise. The seFviees were strictly
nr,vs,s ara were Conducted by Rev. John
weoss~r. OF the swedenborgan csurce. hs
esvried iIfe Insurance ageregsttas sSoo,VoV.
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public speaEInE- Tho county
Aroused.

Especial telegram % the Dspa,en.l
LIBEGrY, Va, October 22.-Ihe ncmo-
crafts have bad q fcii-Gay here today.
Hons. John W. Daniel and George &. Csbrh
spoke 30 q very large and enthusiastic
crowd. Senator Daniel made one OF his
best speeches, and ire arse audience paid
him undivided attention. Mr.. CabcI toll
lowed Major Daniel in an excellent effort
Hon. Mr.. Stubbs and Mr. Miles M. Martin
speak at the opera house tonight. Bed
ford ls aroused and will De heard from In
November.
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WALKER LIGHT GUARD GRAND
VI MIlIrANY FEsrINAI.

FIRST REGIMENT ARNORY-EyERY NIGHT.
Doors oueD Of ociorf. Concert by lardella5
Rand. 1908 supper. Refreshments, mud Fancy
Goods Dancing Valuable prizes given away
each nirht--au tickets ~ admission enuuiug
h0llcrs FOO Is chance
tmLDfENs MATINEE EVERY DAY THIS
WEEK from % ociocb. o-&
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wHsLr.



BALTIMORE Mn. October o2-COiton quiet and
steady. middliug, CSC. Flour quits ana un-
changed; U0ward-street and western super,
sS8Oas3S5; do extra, fAlOsfAib; a.. family
s. lOaf6: city mills super, g. l3afiW; Do extra.
SLl0AsA5O. do. kio IRA idA th55al8: PzAp@ro
auperlalye patent 81 d.. family, t6th
Nheat-c0uthern steady; Flitz. iLo9afLls;
LOngberry. Si.03aii.i5: western Irregular. clo-iog
weak: No swinter red, spoL flolkafifoh;
October. 81 0S% aSL00A November flota afl.W.
Decent Der. 81 0St sfi.OJ. January. fi.iOh afiit
Corn-SOUthorn quiet and easy, NhihA 0aff.;
yellow, soa52c.; western stoady; mixed. spoL
s9ec: October i9kc: year. AkaBtc: Jan-
uary. 45a43lc.: february. f5g4Akc. oats dull
AMI about sfeaiy; southern and frnusyl anita,
S)a3Sc.; western white. sia3 e; western mixed,
2sa3c. graded No white 81. hye fnil AMI
nominal a. 6sa1Oc. Hay quiet prime % choice
western, flS50akG Provisions steady. hess-
pork. $50 Bulk-meafs-icoss shpnldors,
Sac; clear-nb s'deA gAc; oicarnD siies,
packet, sNc Baoon--Shonier', sc; c,oa--
ri sides. lOAc. Hams lsbai3. lari-kenned,
l0Ac. Butter firm western peckcd. i2alN'.; teai
Toll, i7si9c.: creamery, e2a41 Eggs ifm az IA
92r. Petroleum Refined, 7<c. Cofes steady
soft, 7t,c: copper refined nrm 40 i5ai6kc
Mhiskey quiet az tlsafiA
ST LoufA
-. LOUIS. October - Flour better, bus bust
noes light Nhrat-CHah dull; options hwer;
No. rcd, cash, e. OF; December, Nilh atilri.
Corn higher. no Z cash, ~ &C: October. 0shc.;
year. tffsC.. January. IS Nhtt AAAs NAfs
22l<c.: May, 2sf,c. Whlskeg steady h fLik
Provisions Jan. PORK. fi1 - Lard-Primo
steam steady nomin8lly g>'HafNNA. Dry-salt
tneais-sh0uldcrs lSSb iong.Flb sldcA kNZ,A
SS3fN ah0rt-cioar. $40 y tfs I'D. Bacon h0ul-
ders, $40: long clear rius. tg.S7 ass.51. Hams
$ll.5Jafl350
CINCINNATI
CINCINNATI. Octotsir e2.-Flour frmer: family,
S2GOafh 50; fancy g 2Os.Ael Wheat arm. No
9. rod, ntn Corn dun; No. 3, mixed. ilSc
oats easier; No. =. miNcd. 3hasr ac. FORK
quiet at fl5sh Lari quiet at o Bulf.meais
dun ami nominal, sh0rtrihs. g. Bacon casY;
eh,rt-ciear SO Whi-key hrm AZ iLtL liogs
easter: common ani lish, Fi.2aiii0; packing
aui butchCrs, S1i5af16O
WILNlNGTON
wILMS0ros. n. c.. Octobcr o. -rurpentno
firm nc 33c Rosiu nrm, strained, H.;
good strained, T2Nc. Tar hrm a. 3i.6l Crude
turpentno nrm; hard, ti3J; yellow dip fAiO,
virgin, s2l0 -
LOUISVILLE
LoulsvuLB. October ga Cotton quiet; MD.
ding, 9iac. Grain and provisions unchanged
NEW YORK COTTON FCruRg+
NEW YORK, October ~ -Coiton-No 90 rec"ip-S,
~ bale-; gross receipts 9,g5i bales. Futures
closed very steady; sales, $3.50 tAies; ocio-
Der. a. tgatg5g: November, fA ilAfB3t; Decrnl-
ter, 1908: January. tg-61fI0; February
a. s6as4S1. March. t9g5AfAJi. April. tlnDle
flO08: May. fl0llatlnit; Jano. tllslatl0&j;
Juiy. $40 gIall03 "a. August tHO.3Gatllys
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Forfy-Three WOW Cnses.

lby tlofftih - mo Dl-Ialcu.l
JACKSONVILLE, FLA, October 22.-Tht
number % new cases to-day was iorty-thrce
There was only one death, ". IT, Pearl, at
the sqnd-Htls Hospital OF the new cases
eight were white and fhirty-fge were colored
Following ia the list of whites: Child Of
james w. Maurice, Campbell's addition
Joseph Zellcrs, Panama road; John Golden,
She'll road, East jacksonville; Melyiua OH
yer and VIZ. Spler, Riverside; Harry Hart
les. Laura street Total eases 10 date
1859; total deaths, c32.
FOB TIE FEVER SUFFERERS.
WUWyCI0V. Dill, October 22.-Nayol
Harrington this afternoon forwarded bv cX'
press 90 d.. George Troup Maxwell, Jack
souy.llc, I1., $3.50 as a contribution 10 the
yc.l0W-icYcr sufferers.
QUARANTINE RAISED.
C0ruTrs, GA., October 22.-The Board
81 Health to-day raised quarantine against
an point. wlirH ba, been in elect nomiua "
only i1r several weeks. N0ta single case al
ycl0v-fycr lls occurred 90 Georgia since
Che epidemic appeared 20 Jacksonville.
uCClTCR.
DEcTn, Ala, october - There wa
one ncw case OF yo..oH-ieyor here to-day and
frr.,. .f..nffr
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NOTICE TO BROTHERHOOD OF
= LOCOMOTIVE ENGiNkERS.-Broiher {:
Please avoid crowded street-cars, as bad ny
pocket picked saturday nighi On Maln-street
Line. Car 30. g. You're uaternaliy,
JOHN II. FOWLER,
Newark Division, No. 81. brotherhood
oc 23-lt Of locomotive Engineers
Sharp County record., 1888-11-15
MORMON EXODUS.

About two years ago a rumor
gained circulation that the wealthy
leaders of the Mormon Church cons
templated an establishment of the
New Zion in Mexico. Various cons
Trajectory statements have been pub,
lished from time to time, but it is
now generally understood in Utah
that the Mormons are gradually
moving to lands which they have
purchased in Mexico. The attempts
of the Mormons to keep this move
ment to Mexico a profound secret
have not been successful, however,
and it is now definitely known that
they have purchased outright about
100000 acres of land, in the terri>
tory of the Zuni Indians. ard have
secured a government concession for
the improvement and working of
about 5000, 900 acres of timber and
mining land. John w. Yonng, a
son of Brigham Young, and George
@. Cannon, formerly member of coll
gress from Utah, have conducted the
purchases. The removal is operated
upon a definite plan. Names of all
the male members of the church are
thrown in box and a drawing takes
place at the presidents house. Every
tenth name drawn is marked, and the
man is notified that within a certain
length of time he must dispose of
his property and take his departure
for Mexico. If he finds it impossible
to sell bis property to Gentiles, the
church orders an appraisal and takes
it off his hands so that there shall be
no impediment to his leaving Utah.
Many of those designated in this
way object to emigration, but the
order of the church is imperative,
and they are threatened with eternal
damnation unless they obey instruc>
tons. The delightful climate, charm,
ing scenery, and richness Of soil and
mineral deposits are the inducements
offered to the faithful who obey the
Mormon leaders mandates. We are
Sharp County record., 1888-11-15

The Louisville Courier Journal
states the case as follows: The dem
ocratic party of New York state will
find it very difficult to explain to the
democrats of the nation how it is
that they select their governor by
10000 majority; their lieutenant
governor, their judge of the court
of appeals, and that they absolutely
carry everything by from 10000 to
10000 majority in the city of New
York, and yet defeat. the notional
democratic ticket. They will offer
explanations, but these explanations
will not be worth the paper upon
which they are written. Look at it.
Hill received $4,000 plurality in
New York county and Cleveland
only $4,000. Hill carried Kings
county by 10000, and Cleveland by
only 1900. Hill carried Erie.county
by over 5000 and Cleveland by few
hundred. Grant is elected mayor of
New York City by 10000, and Hew-
lit gets $4,000. And yet Cleveland
only gets $4,000 plurality. Out in
the state republicans stopped
at nothing that money would buy.
1t went by the thousands; perhaps a
half-mlllion was spent for votes.
Workingmen in factories that could
not be bulldozed were bought hand
out of hand. 1t was not a question
of principle, good government or
political. al.economy.s. 1t was..simply a
question of dollars and cents; that is
all there is in it.
Sharp County record., 1888-11-15
4 REMARKABLE OFFER.

TNN H1tn we VIII send to anyone, tn,
tUR S1U srst Msfky y, ArH"H4 ARK nss- dSG BENG .
packages or staple. fne. fresh Garden ant
Flower Seeds. Regular cash =. .ce seeds, 81
Sharp County record., 1888-11-15
Eighteen women and children lcf

Eighteen women aud children left
town last Monday in one two-horse
wagon for the wilds of Current
river in quest of hickory nuts. Capt
Ian lnnman headed the mob and
piloted them safely through with the
exception Of one little accident; but
the young lady "done it herSelf,"
that is, she got alarmed in crossing
the river and jumped out of the
boat, but dipend, she did some tall
wading for the shore and got there
IN fine shape, but monstrous wet
Randolph Herald.
Sharp County record., 1888-11-15
BuCklen's Arnica SalVe

The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt Iheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblains
corus, and all skin eruptions, and positive
ly cures piles, OF no pay required. 1t is
guaranteed 70 give perfect satisfaction, or
money refunded, Price 25 cents per box
For sale by j. r. Netcalf
Sharp County record., 1888-11-15

G Evans of Magazine; purchased
a bottle Of Dansby's Cotton Patch
Bitters from Triddy & Chitwood for
my wife who was chilling all the
time, and could not get anything to
do her any good until | got the Bit,
ters. She is now entirely free from
them. Sold by Williams & Price.
Sharp County record., 1888-11-15

sorry for Mexico, but it will be a
most satisfactory solution Of the
Mormon question for our govern
ment to have these undesirable oc-
cupante of our territory "fold their
tents like the Arabs and silently
steal away" y."-Demorest's Monthly.
Sharp County record., 1888-11-15
EVENING SHADE, Nov. Is, 1883.
; Growers luck has failed.

/ Growers luck has failed.
All Ben got there, free whisky
plank, high tariff and all.
A Harrison fox cotch our Cleve
land rooster, but the Cate CHECKER
is doing business at the old stand.
Gates majority will reach fully
2OOO. Featherston claims to be
elected by 1000.
Indiana and New York both went
republican, unreaSonably so. West
Virginia is also claimed for that
ticket.
Too much Doodle and too many
republican voters are among the
feasible causes assigned for demo.
CraGlC uel0dI.
Streeter received the largest vote
in Sharp county we have yet seen
credited to his column. Three
sighs for Streeter
The next congress will be republi"
can by a dozen majority. What
more could the manufacturers, mon.
opolists and trusts askH
Grover Cleveland will retire from
the chief magistracy with a clear
conscience, and with more admirers
than any president since ante"bellum
days.
Sharp County record., 1888-11-15
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Sharp County record., 1888-11-15
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The Irish standard., 1888-12-29
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The New York Herald of Thursday
morning has two column double,
loaded special dispatch from Albany
containing what it terms The inside
history Of The Chicago convention, ''autt
detailing the various factional intrigues
and quarrels which led up to the noni-.
nation of Gen. Harrison. The informa~
tion contained in the dispatch, the Her
aid says, is given by gentleman who
had good deal to DO with Harrieon's
nomination. This gentleman is en-
phatic in the statement that in the So
lection Of his cabinet the President
elect is pledged to no one, and that the
movement at Chicago which concen-
trated the forces that brought about the
nomination was such as to preclude the
appointment Of either Blaine, Platt or
Wanamaker to positions in the cabinet
of President Harrison. Gen. Harrison,
the dispatch says, owes nothing to-
Senator Quay and that gentleman's in-
fnence, so far as the selection Of cabinet.
officers is concerned, amounts to-
naught,