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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-07
FROM WASHINGTON.
THE CHIEF JUSTICE FANORS AN IN.
TERNEDiATE COURT.
PRESIDENT HARRISON WILL
MEET MR. ELhfNS.
GREAT FOREST FIRES IN gHE NORTH
WEST.
Naval surgeon Disappointed in love
and Kills neutrality-suspicious. OF
aswanP LAMBDA gen,-s Family
Drowned In West Virginia.

WAsmNcToN, d. c.. May G-Chief
Justice Fuller has purchased the resi-
dence of Judge Wylie, which, taken to-
geiher. house and grounds, is one of the
finest residences in the city. lie will
move into his new home early in the
iall. Soon after the adjournment, ne xt
Monday, of the Supreme Court for the
summer vacation, the Chief Justice viii
go 10 Charleston for a while and then to
Chicago, and it is probable that he will
remain IN that city the greater portion
OF the summer The Chief Justice
speaks enc0uragingly of the progress of
business before the Supreme Court.
The term, about the close, he says,
will show that little has been
gained since il began. Cases that in the
ordering course of Supreme Court pro.
cedure would have required three years
TO be reached, have been settled in two
years and eight months The business
before the Court, the Chief Justice thinks.
should be expedited by the establish
mcnt of an Intermediate or ap-
pellate court, as proposed some years ago
by Senator Davis bill This plan.
Chief Justice Fuller says, was tried
in Illinois. and in about two years
the Supreme Court of that State was
TO catch mp with business that
had accumulated on the docket While
il might not have such luck in the
Supreme Court of the United States. OF
make such gratifying progress, still the
country would be benefited by such an
Intermediate court, and hope Congress
will authorize It's establishment"
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DOesn' it Commend
Itself?

IT'S A STRANGE NOTION THAT-OF
PUFFING Up A MEAN PRICE FOR AN
INK NOWs QUALITY. A. II THERE WAS
SOME VIRTUE IN FIGURES TO fNPARr
EYESIGHr TO YOU -OF WHAT 1HE
CLOTH LOOKED LIKE. WHAT SORT OF
wORKMANsiIiP THEY PAID FOR. HOW
1T WOULD WEAR. THERE ISN'T.
TIRE BEST BUSINESS WISDOM con-
GERMS ITSELF WITH SELLING TH.CUs
TONER THE BEST QUALITY EE WANTS
TO BUY Nor THE MEANEsr
HE SETS THE AMOUNT HE WANTS To
SPEND IN MS OWN MIND. IT rHsLPs
ftM To SPEND 1T FOR THE BEST GOODS.
THAT'S BUSINESS WISDOM THAT'S
OUR PLAN
We MAKE THE CLOTHING WE IN
vITE NOU To LOOK AT IT, INSIDE AND
OFT TO JUDGE IT WITH Your EYES
OPEN AND GOODS ~ HAND.
THERE ISN'T A PROFIT MADE OF IT
BY ANYBODY BUT Us. WE DEAL Di-
WITH NOU. THERE'S MOTH
ING TO EQUAL GETTING MANUFACTURE
ER AND wEARER TOGETHER FOR PUT.
TING PRICES DOWN WE KNOW THEY
WILL BE SATISFACTORY WHEN You
SEE THEGOODS
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-07
The EIerllon. ID aharlotte.

CHARLOTTE, n c., May G.-Municipal
elections in all larger towns and cities of
North Carolina to-day The Dutch took
Holland a. usual, and every place went
Democratic For the first time since the
war there was no opposition TO the Dem
ocratic ticket in Charlotte, where the
ticket went through solid The interest
of The State in local elections ceniercd
in Asheyille, where the citizen, the only
morning paper and the Democratic or
gan. bolted the regular ticket and set up
false and mugwump gods, who We're de-
throned and demolished The vote is
close in Ashevile. and Democratic vic
tory over the boiling Of .he Tariy's daily
morning newspaper has set the city wild
with enthusiasm.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-07
The whole Family Drowned.

WHEELING, W Va. May THE
family of Z b. llarr, living in ihinly
settled district near Brocton. this State,
was totally exterminared yesterday by
drowning. fiarr, his wife, and two
children started out 10 visit neighbor.
They had 10 cross mountain stream,
which was swollen out OF its banks.
Iarr fOolishly attempted to cross il in a
canoe. The boat capsized and all hands
were thrown into the stream. Mrs.
Harr and one Of the children sunk i'm
mediaIely, and larr, who seized the
other child, after struggling In the water
for some time, was swept away before
help could reach him. The bodies have
not been recovered
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-07
ADMIRAL PORTER
Again Interviewed on the Charge OF Ger
crsf Butter.

WAsnlSGTos, ID. c., May 6.-Admiral
Porter was interviewed again to-day on
the charge of General Butler, that he
ran away st the battle Of New Orleans
lie said IN about once in every five years,
after one of his drunken bouts. Butler
makes a spasmOdic rush AT me like a mad
bull. but ! have always caught him on
my hons and thrown him dat on
his back. wonder the public should
notice what the old imbecile says.
and except for The fun of laying him ont
again ! would hot notice him now lie
is the only man ! ever heard OF who
could Outliye the contempt of the whole
nation could always run away i'm time
of war and yet flourish came very
near thrashing him while he was mill
tary governor of New Orleans,
and am sorry did not do
10. The general is going 10 write vol
umc of "reminiscences II he will come
10 me viii give him a book full about
himself which will enlightcn the public
who may have forgotten the time when
ne went hy the name of Beast Butler
among the children in the streets
GENERAL BUTLER INTERRoGATED.
When representative Of the United
Press interrogaied General Butler as to
the course he would pursue concerning
Admiral Porter, he replied when
Porter will say that he did not 90
down the river with his fleet below the
head of the passes on the day that Far
ragul passed the forts, will prove he
lies lie has not said that yet |
Among the papers on General Buffers |
desk, and which will be a prominent I
factor in the proposed answer, is brief |
OF the record in q case which was tried /
several years sgO i'm the Supreme Court |
of the District of Columbia. before |
Judge Humphrey. ON the brief is nscrib /
ed supreme Cour', District of Columbia, |
I'm admiralty. No 269. United States in I
behalf of the officers and men OF the 1
North Atlantic squadron versus the iron
clad ram Texas and Beaufort
We will show up a transaction in
which Admiral Porter was interested.
said Mr. Barrett. "and in which be claim
'd prile-money aggregating Sss5.l2 66
.or the capture of these two vessels.
when, as a matter of fact, they were in
he possession of the army
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THE SENATE COMMITTEE
the Relations Of the Ca
nadiaB to the American Railroads.

Investigating the Relations Of the Ca
nadfsB to the american Railroads.
NEW YORK. May 6.-The Senate com
miiiee 10 investigate the relations Of the
Canadian 10 the American railroads. met
this morning at the Fifth Avenue Hotel,
Senator Cullom, of Illinois, in the chair.
ALBEIT Fink, chairman of the Trunk
Line Association, in his testimony, when
asked by Senator lIisc0ck why pooling
should De legalized said
1T is the object of the Interstate law
TO make fixed rate. and maintain it by
Furnishing those who break H. I'm pool
ing the same end was arrived at. but in
stead of Furnishing the offenders the
pool was so arranged that every road in
ihe pool cOnld get an equal share in the
profits and freight Since the law
against pooling has been in force, there
has not been single punishment
for violating IT, The reason
is that there are only five commissioners
and there are 10000 miles of road to
look 0ut for, and since the passage Of
that law there has been mole scheming.
Juggling and trickery 10 eyade the law
than ever before Under the system of
pooling the rates were fairly maintained,
and if il is ever iegalized they will be
again
The next witness was President King
of the Erie road lie stated that the
passage of the Interstate Commerce
law and the abolition OF pooling has
cost the Erie road about s. 600 900
Under the pooling system the Erie road
received S5OO,OOO a year as its share in
the profits of the pool When the Inter
State Commerce law was passed this in
come ceased, and, although the Erie
road now has a dilerential rate 10 the
West, it can get none for eastward bound
freight
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-07

RALEIeH, y. C.. May Municipal
elections were held to-day in all the
cilies and towns in this State. and the
Democrats carried the day easily. The
vote in this city was light. as a great ma
ioriiy OF the negroes declined to vote or
take any interest in the election. This
was also the case in Asheyile. In this
city the Democrats carried three out of
i've wards, as usual, and also carried an
other ward which has always heretofore
been solidly Republican The PROPOSE
stion to issue 100000 in bonds for
sewerage and street Improvements was
carried in Raleigh by 50 majority.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-07

Carleton replied Mother l have done
all can do for him
Question-Did ID. 4. Marks in the
presence of his son make any reply ,
lie did not lie said nothing what
ever.
The prosecution here ended the direct
examination and the hour Of adjourn
ment being near at hand, the judge dis
missed the jury until $50 tomorrow
morning. and an adjournment was taken
until that hour
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Practically Decided IN Favor Of the Rich
mond Locomotike Work..

WAsmNGTON, ID. c., May g An er-
roneous statement has been published in
several newspapers. to the effect that the
Richmond (Nal Locomotive Works
have been awarded the contract for
furnishing the machinery for the battle
ship Texas. now being built al Norfolk.
! he contract has not been awarded. but
il has been practically decided to accept
The Richmond company's bid, which was
81 900 lower than any Of the others
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-07

ST joins. \ b.. May % Isaiah Flynn.
G.. Flynn, hi4 nephew. Henry Barnes,
Thomas Anderson, "A man named Nc
Lennon. and his son John, were drown
ed ia So, Andrews bay Saturday after
noon by the capsizing Of q sloop They
left st. Andrews for their home. al Dide-
Quash. \ man named Holt saw the sloop
capsize, but could not reach the spot I'm
Time TO save them Most OF the men have
families
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-07

WAsmNOroN, May s.-The census
office and its employees do not come
within the scope of the civil service law.
This was, to-day decided by Assistant
Attoney-General Shields. of the IN
terror Department, to whom the question
had been referred by Secretary Noble
This is The first important decision Of
Mr. Shields He bases ais decision upon
the law OF Congress itself, reyiying the
Census Bureau. II SAYS
"All examinations for appointment or
promotion under this act shall be- in the
direction of the Secretary of the
Interior
This is held 10 vest in the Secretary Of
the Interior the right to decide whether
any examination tor appointment or
promotion in the Census Bureau are
necessary. and, il so, how they would be
made. When in full operation there
will be $1,000 clerks in the census
office, besides the enumerators on the
hill
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INVITATION FROM ELKINS.
The President win Accept it This sum

The President win Accept It This sum.
mer.
NAsulNGToN, d. c., May 6.--Presi-
dent and Mrs Harrison may possibly
spend a portion of the summer in the
mountains Of West Virginia, on the new
West Virginia Central Railway. in which
Secretary Blaine and other prominent
men are interested NJ q place called
Davis, fifty miles south of Piedmont, in
the mountains The latitude is said 10
be higher than that of Deer Park, Md,
where ARRANGEMENTS 10 pass the early
portion of the summer have been com
pleiod by the President, who wished 10
have his family near enough 10 Wash
ington to spend each Sunday in their
midst. returning to his official duties the
following Monday Mr. ; b. Elkins, of
New York, who is interested in the new
road 90 Davis, proposes building himself
"a summer cottage at that point, and has
invited Mrs Harrison family 10 be his
guests for while
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-07

SCRANTON, PA, May G-Melchoir
Huber, a prominert slate contractor,
while suffering from temporary insanity,
caused by excessive drink, last night cut
his throat from ear 10 ear. Failing to
appear at his place OF business this morn
ing. a man was sent 10 his room TO
awaken him. Upon getting no response
to his repeated raps and calls, lie burst
the door open and found him lying dead
on his bed
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-07
TEE Wsssss,

Ehc " Ebsi.s Etssics " will.
a. ~Oan a. PraCtiCablc-
move it, Cutirc plant and
office 10 fhc Gr~l NOOr Os
the large anL COmE'lOdiOus
building No. 9Og East Vain
street. recently occupied
~ SVm. Mitchell n 60.
Having added largely 10
titc former Outiit. the
" Daily Times j. ssOV pre-
pared 60 fulfil a. tIbc re-
qUisiics Of a live, progress
i've newspaper.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-07

PoRT IURoN. MIcH May 6.-lIarIy
AXworlhy, an employe in James Spry'
batting works. was murdered Saturday
night by Otto Sandherg Spry and sand
berg engaged in a quarrel and AXworhy
undertook 20 separate them when san
berg plunged "A knife blade into his skull
producing a fatal wound. Sanberg was
arrested
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-07

VINcENNEs, IND.. May G.-S ID. vii
liams, drummer for the siberling Ma
chine Company, Akrin, o.. committed
suicide by cutting his throat al Fort
Branch, Indiana, this morning. lie was
thiriy-fye years old, and lived ai Craw-
fordsylle, Indiana Williams was show
ing goods at the time. lie walked TO
one side sat down, drew knife and
slashed il across his throat, and died al
most instantly
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-07
GREAT FOREST FIRES.
Ihey do impense Damage In the Woods
OF the >orthwe.f.

OF the Northwest.
ST PAUL, MINS, May Especial dis
patches report destructive fines raging in
northern Minnesota and Wisconsin Al
ready immense damage has been done
10 the standing timber and many towns
are threatened with destruction.
A special from Duluth says dense
cloud of smoke from burning brush and
timber hangs over the city, and fires Of
a dangerous character are raging in
nearly all directions from the city. with
in "a radius Of fifty miles or more. in
some instances, the houses Of settlers
have been burned The fires seem 10 be
the worst on the line Of the Duluth and
Iron Range, west of Thomson and south
and beyond Barnum, and on the North.
ern Pacific as far as Norman, twenty
miles beyond the Northern Pacific June
tiOn. There are reports of damage from
The settlements back OF this city, on the
country roads from the Cashand diyis-
ion of the Northern Pacific and else.
where. The Northern Pacific trestle,
near Walbridge. Wis. on the Superior
line, was burned yesterday
THE LOSS WILL BE HEAVY.
ASHLAND, WIS, May G-Adyices say
that furious fires are raging in the north
ern Wisconsin forests, and the loss will
be very heavy
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DANlILLE.
The Body of an Unknown Man Ee.
covered

Special tO Tine IiNis
DANvHIE, Va, May G.-rhe partly
decomposcd body of well dressed
white man, supposedly about fny-lvo
years DID, was found in the Dan river
this morning lour miles below here. No
papers, 40 money and nothing by
which to identify him were found on The
body. There were no marks of violence
found This is undoubtedly the same
body which was found on the 91th of
April by two negro boys, and which was
lost and carried down by the current
before the boys could get it to the shore.
80 one knows the drowned stranger.
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THE Loss Will BE HEAVY


NEW YORK, May G.-Sidney i. Arm
strong. aged twenty-four, surgeon on The
steamship City Of Berlin. committed sui
eide yesterday with morT hue His fa-
ther is clergyman at Nottingham, Eng
Disappointment in love is supposed by
Armstrong; friends to have ted to the
suicide
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-07

JUST think the Old Virginia Cberoot
factory paid one.half Of the tax that
was collected in the Second district last
year on cigars and cherocts, and from
the increased demand for the above goods
it will no doubt pay greater portion the
coming year
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-07

At Philadelphia-New Yorks, u;
Philadelphia. H.
AT Cleyeland-Cleyelands, IL; Chica-
gos, g.
AT Neutrality-suspicious., 23 Wash
ingtons, 3.
AT Indianapolis-Indianapolis, O. Pitts
lurUa
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-07
BISHOP KEANE AND TmEuNlyERSITy.
IT'S Alleged lie Has Imported Foreign
tacnity.

tAtNitN
BAIrmOnr. MAY 6.-The Suns New
York special says Ia the CDmmefcsai
Ad,uts.r to-day appears am article on
Bishop koane and the Catholic Univer-
sity. alleging that he has imported "a
foreign faculty with m0narchical and
reacliOnary ideas no reach young Ameri-
cans. that there is no Americanism in
the University, that there is a
feeling of dissatisfaction among the
priests of New York at his course; that
the selections are slur on America,
aud that they won't meet with the ap-
proval of most of the other bishops In
Am interview tonight Bishop Keane
said this article is monsirOus alb
surdity Il did not individually
have the selection of the professors
Nothing was done without consultation
of the sixteen bishops and archbishOps
who constitute the board Of manage
ment of the University The asser.
tion that the professors are selected
because of their monarchical tendencies
and teaching. j. a contemplate absurdiiy.
Every one who knows me, knows that my
opinions are the opposite Of monarch
ical that ! avn ont and out American,
thoroughly imbued with the doc
trines of our American democracy
and the principles Of popular soyer-
eighty established by our American
Constitution Every cardinal in
Rome and the Pope himself is sure of
IL. There is no functionary In Rome,
and least Of all the Pope, that has the
slightest wish that We should make
tendency 10 mouarchical teaching In
all details and characteristic, The uni
yersiiy will always be thoroughly Amer
Jean
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-07
A $50 600 Libel Nuff

CHICAGO, May 6.-Thomas 5 Moffatt, a
lawyer Of this city, began suit for libel
to-day against the Chicago Ister- Ocsan,
claiming $4,000. The suit is based on
an article in to-day's issue Of the paper
rejecting upon the morality of the plain
tfH
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-07

WAsHINGToN, ID. C., May G.-The com
mandant of the Norfolk nayy-yard has
reported tc the Navy Department that
the monitor Puritan has been unlocked
and is al the ward.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-07

WAsHINGToN, ID. c., MAY G.-The
Comptroller OF the Currency has author
ICED the National Exchange Bank of
Roanoke, Va, to begin business, with a
capital OF 100000.
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on THEIR WAY To LoNDoN.
4 Cemetery superintendent Hang. Him

RocHEsrER. y. Y, May 5.-George +.
StillsOn, superintendent of the Mount
Hope Cemetery for the pas; eight years,
hanged himself in his barn this morning.
II is thought that domestic matters
caused the dependency which lei 20 the
act Ile was foriy-seyen years old.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-07
A Norfolk Man Drowned.

BosToN, May 6.-Yesterdav, by the
oyeriurning of a sail-boat in Horn pond,
Woburn, Webster Potter. aged twenty
one, living in Norfolk, was drowned
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-07
FOREIGN NEWS.
THE OPENING OF THE FRENCH En-
POSITION.
FRANCE AROUSED TO FRESH
INDUSTRIAL TRIUNPHS
O'BRIEN AND nABRINGroS GOING 10
LONDON.
Tho Wouid.Be Assassin Of Carrot . Lima
tie-A Cemetery Superintendent Kills
Himself-Drowned IN 81 Andrews
Bay Murder ia Michigan.

PARIS. Nav G-The French Exnosi.
iion was opened this afternoon hy Pfesi-
dent Cannot. Large crowds were
present and the scene was very
brilliant one. President Carn0t was ac-
companied by the presidents OF the
Senate and Chamber Of Deputies and by
his Cabinet The procession, escorted
bv q squadron of cavalry, lea the
palace of the Elyssee m l30 = VI and
is arrival at the central dome of the eX-
hihtion building was announced hy q
salute from the artillery
President Carnot ascended dais
erected under the DOME and took his
place, surrounded by his ministers. sena.
tors, and members of the Chamber of
Deputies. Premier 1irard delivered an
al 'ress of welcome 10 all present lie
said that the magnitude of the eXhihi-
ton exceeded the expectations of the
government, and in conclusion the Pre-
micr cxtcntcd a greeting to al stran-
gers, and said Republican France
wOuli show herself hOspiablf
and generous, treating them not
as rivals inspiring jealousy, bat as fell
low workers. laboring for Inc happiness
of humanity. In bis remarks he referred
TO the "undauntable energy OF France
which had arisen from the most severe
trials 10 fresh industrial iriumphs'
After the exhibition was opened, the
President and and his party Inspected
the various departments
on THEIR WAY To LoNDON.
DUBLIN. May G.-Mcssrs William
o Brien and Edward Harrington. mem
bcrs of Parliament, who were released
from prison for the purpose of testify
ing before the Parnell commission. are
now on their way 10 London TO altepl
the commission Mr Harrington is
dressed IN his prison garb. intending 10
appear in London and in the witness
box in this dress
PERRIN Is a LUNATIC.
PARIS. May cit Is learned to-day
that Perrin, the man who fired ai Pfc-i-
lent Carnot yesterday, was recently
under treatment for insanity lie ha.
not long been released from a mad
house
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WAsHINGToN, ID. C.. May Ga. +.
Rosenbush Of North Carolina, was to-
day appointed Swamp Land agent in
the Interior Department.
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Don't fail to see "Wyn Kee' and
"Jube" in Nevada at Richmond Theatre
Wednesday, May sth and Saturday
matinee.
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AMt~rutNrs TO NIGHT.

vuf Academy ot Music Ju 0mu
OBJ Company ln "mNo ry.ur" af 3
INHfi. performance.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-07

Sleepless nights made miserable b
that terrible cough. Shilna's Cure is the
Remedy for you.
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Chi'dre Cry Tor Pitchers Castoria.

LADIES colored oxford ties and slip
pers in ooze, goat and morocco. Misses
and children's boots and ties in goat. and
canvas, mems and boys tennis and base
ball shoes | have large stock of those
shoes, and as they will be worn this sum
mer in greater numbers than ever, in
yite an examination. j. 4. GRIGG.
Pace Block
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DoS'r fail to see "Wyn kee' and
"Jube" in Nevada at Richmond Theatre
Wednesday, May sIh, and Saturday
matinee.
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THE OAILX TIMES,

sts ~ Att-s sW ~,
guhii>hch every day in tsc
year, anh the only Monday
morning daily issued Ia
Virginia.
TisE Wsssts,
Established January. 1921,
was absorbed by Fisc ssaiiS
EiUncs December 2A. lass.
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Wants. marriage aud
ncath tOtiCcs, not exceed
iDe eigh. Lines. .9J cents iOr
each insertion.