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ST. CROIX STATION

St. Croix, 3rd.- Havana cable repaired, re-
storing direct communication United States &c.
Jamaica, 3rd.-Total number of visitors to
Exhibition to date $4,000. Total amount ok
pended by the Commissioner &43, 900.
New York, Febry. 3rd.-The Right
Honorable George j. Goschen, replying in
the House of Commons to Mr.. Houldsworth,
said that the Exchequer required special
legislation for the issue of Is and los notes
in the place of silver.
The Counsel for England have won the
first point in the United States Court in the
Behring Sea case, which will come on for
hearing in April.
Cardinal Lavigerie in a letter advocates
an adherence to the Republic and the forma-
ton of Q Catholic party. The Figaro, pub
fishing an interview with the Pope, says the
idea Of q Catholic party in France is only an
agreeable dream.
. NJ. Jules Ferry has been elected President
of the Customs Committee of the Senate.
King Humbert has summoned Signor
Dirudini TO form q Cabinet.
The Spanish Elections have resulted in 9
large majority for the Conservatives
1t is reported that a Chilian War Ship
has defeated q rebel vessel.
New York, Febry. 4th.-Tn the House of
Commons Mr.. Lowcher made a motion to pro-
mote preferential fiscal relations between Great
Britain sn0 h0r Colonies. Inc Baron de
Worms in reply stated that the question was
receiving careful consideration.
The train from Douai to Paris was derailed,
causing the death Of one person and injuring
40.
4 Paris despatch states hat the murderer
Eyraud was executed yesterday.
The Canadian Government has dissolved
Parliament and viii 60 to the country on the
reciprocity issue. The elections are fixed for
March the 5th4
iSignor Dirudini, who undertook to form .
new cabinet, has abandoned his task, and King
Humbert has therefore summoned 6ignor
Zaaa1delli to form one.
Latest advices stats that the CHILEAN rebels
have been defeated and obliged to abandon
he important towns.
The Dublin University has conferred the
degree Of Doctor of Laws on Mr.. Balfour.
Jamaica, 4th.-Visiton at Exhibition yes
tsrday 2,498.
London, February 5th,-The Under Secreta-
~ for the Colonies stated in the House Of
Commons, that the Leeward Islands Constitu-
ton Bill had been reservedu until supplementary
legislation had been effected. He added that no
sanction had been asked for the public works
loan. a%sat hi
The appointment is gazetted of Mr.. L~lswllyn,
Of 81. Lucia, as administrator of the Gambia.
, 1891-02-07

a thaw occurs, the floods will, it is feared,
cause a disaster.
Snow still continues to fall at Vienna,
where six thousand persons are engaged in
clearing the streets. Passenger trains con-
tinue to run, but freight traffic is suspended,
-Victoria C%olomist, Is January.
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FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
Another Groat Storm Sweeps Over
England and tho Channel.
MANY SHIpWRECKS IRE EXPECTED.
Tho st. John Divorce Case Keeps up
its Intcrcst.--Afrs. Maybriclt's De-
spnir-.rho Chinese Rebels Defeated.
Dom Pcdros Body liOnorcd rs il
Passes Through spain--h Panic in
Rio Janciro..-Thc German Chanccl-
lOr on the Tariff.

LONDON, Dec. 10.-The gale which set
in last night has already done M i'm
menso amount OF damage and has been
attended with number OF fatalities.
Tho gallo at the present writing Q:30
p. m.) shows not the least sign OF abatc-
mcnt. On the contrary, it seems 10
grow in violence rs the day grows
older. Rcporta are being received from
all parts OF tho country and they all
concur III stating that the present gale
is rs severe, if not scyercr, than any OF
its predecessors.
From all directions kilograms arc
pouring in describing the great damage
already wrought by tho storm. Houses
have been unrooied, chimnoys blown
down. out-houscs demolished and
fences demolished. y large number OF
cases are reported where many persons
have been seriously injured by being
struck by falling bricks.
AT DorringtOn, in Shropshire, the
tHIiiiicS VI ilii I'LL WIS pioWll uoNH,
Falling bricks crashed through the roof
and fell upon the landlord and his
wife. The man was killed and his wife
fatally injured.
In the channel the gale is blowing
with great fury and very nasty sea is
running. 1t is very certain that disas-
ter will ovcrtake manyvesscls that have
not been able to make harbor OF ref
urc
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KIT CARSON, JUNIOR,
Tho Son OF tho World Famous Old
Frontior Scout,
FIGURES I'm I'M AWFUL TRAGEDY.
lIo Murders His Fnthcr.ln-Lnw and
MotIcr-in.Law and Makes Good
His Escape.--Thc Terrible Result OF
Lifc of fDrnukcnnoss...D Gravcs's
Trial for tho Murder OF Mrs.
Darnaby ut Donvcr, Colorado.

La JuYTA, CAL, Dec. 10.-Kit CARSON
jr., son OF the famous oldscout by tho
same name, to-day killed his iather-in-
law and mothcr-in-law and then made
good his escape. About year ago Car
son married Miss Susie Richmond, but
because OF his drunkenness and cruelty,
she was compelled 10 return to her
fathers home which is in .'nino milo;
bottom," somo % miles from hereL
To-day Carson went to Mr.. Rich-,
mond's house and demanded his wiic!f
Tho old gentleman refused tho request
when Carson shot at him tho ball pass
ing through both hips. Mrs. Richmond,
who was in tho kitchen, heard thoshots
and hurried to tho room whcro Carson
was and was shot directly through the
forehead, dying instantly.
The murderer then mounted his
horse and escaped into Bent canon,
headed for Mexico. This is not tho :
first shooting affair that Carson has
been implicated in, and ii captured
tins time there is every reason to be-
lieve that this one will be his last.
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THE ST. JOHN DIVORCE.

Tho Trial Still Creates Intcrcst-AIarius
Denies the Testimony OF the Actress.
LoHDoS, Dec. l0.-The trial OF the suit
Of Miss Florence st. John. the actress,
against her husband WAS continued to-
day. The interest in ths case shows
no sign al abatement in theatrical cir
cles this morning. When the court ad-
journcd, Mr. Marius, the respondent,
was undergoing his direct examination.
Immediately OH the opening OF the court
this morning, he again entered the wit
ness box and Mr.. Gill, his counsel, con-
tinued his questioning.
Mr.. Marius denied the testimony
given by Miss St. John, that he had
thrown his watch at her. He said he
and his wife had had a quarrel, and he
became so angry that he threw the
watch on the floor and smashed it.
On the very same day he and his wife
went out together and took n walk, and
while they were out, his wife bought
him 4 new watch. lie denied most en-.
phatically that he had ever slapped his
wiic's face or pushed her.
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per Ferry, W. Va. trustees OF st. Jo-
reph Catholic Church OF Mariinsburg,
W. Va; trustees Of tho Presbyterian
Church OF Springfield, Hampshire
county, ". Va; trustees OF tho NJ. T.
Church oil Flatwoon, Braxton county,
W. Va; trustees oi the M. T.. Church
OF MartinsburG, W. Va. trustees OF the
NJ. L. Church Of Middicway, Jefferson
county, W. Va; Vim. NJ. Morrison, G.
NJ. Shal'cr, William +. Wilson, Robert
Z. Murphy, livi Teots, Adam Kidwilcr,
=. G. Trimblc, Robert Thompson, NJ. C..
Davis, Nathm Reed, OF Barbour
county, W. Va, Moses Grcathouse, OF
Harrison county, Lewis Karrisckon, OF
Barbour county, ". Va, Elizabeth
.Mulvchill, John pickens, OF Barbour
county, W. Va, Edward Tcarney, nd
ministrator OF William NTcSherrio, de.
ceased; administrator OF a. y. Coplin,
deceased, OF Harrison county, W. Va. !;
administrator ofJacob Coplin, deceased,
oil Harrison county, W. Va; granting
an increase OF pension 10 John ). Hall;
4 bill providing for the payment OF tho
amounts due the employees in, and tho
contractors who furnished castings to
tho United States at lIarpor's Forry,W.
Va, from January |, 1861, inclusive.
\ bill for tho erection OF u public
building ut Huntington, w. Va.
y bill TO authorize the secretary oi
war 10 cause to be investigated and to
provide for tho payment OF all claims
Tor tho use and occupation OF church,
college and school buildings for
government purposes by the United
States military authorities during such
occupation by tho United States, and
all claims for repairs to any such build
and tho furniture OF the same, rendered
necessary by such occupation by tho
United States Grmy. Most OF the above
bills passed the senate last congress.
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ANOTHER GONE.
Gcrmnn Einancier Who has Embczzlcd
Largo Srn,9 r.-at... ~

Gormnn Einancier Who has Embczzlcd
Largo Sums.
BERLIN, Dec. l0.-Thc German world
,ol finance was startled today by an
other crash among its institutions, and
by the discovery that another hitherto
highly respected linancicr had been en-.
bezzling money for long time past.
In this latest revelation OF fraud
Adolf Albert, prominent banker oi
Marmitz, in Prussian S;lcsia, has been
declared 4 bankrupt, and IN cxamina.
ton into his affairs shows very poor
outlook for his creditors.
The banking house, at the head OF
which was Herr Adolf Albert, was com.
posed OF himself and his brother Mares.
and from present appearances Adolf, mt
least, must lave bean dciraudinr his
clients for n long time. lie is said 10
have embcZz!ed over 100000 marks.
including one deposit OF 7SS, 600 marks
Albert has left ior parts unknown,
but he is believed TO bc on his way 10
the United States. Herr Mares, Ad6lFs
brother, is believed to be implicated in
the embczzlcmglts, and las Lcon
placed under arrest.
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TIE CHINESE REBELLION.
a Diplomat Gives tho Cause OF i.--Tho
Tartar Dynasty Regarded with suspl.

a D!plomnt Gives tho Cause OF i.--Tho
Tartar Dynasty Regarded with suspl.
cion.
PARIS, Dec. I0.-ln an interview the
secretary OF the Chinese legation in this
city said that the Tartar dynasty OF
Chinamakcsc Common causcwith Europe
in matters OF thought and morals, and
it is for this reason that tho present
ruler OF China was regarded with sus-
picion by the Chinese OF the old school.
The present rising in China, the sccrc-
tary said, was partly duo to the ultra
conservative spirit Of the old Chinese
school which inGgincs that the govern
ment shows too much favor to foreign
crs, and is too well disposed toward
Christians. Tho secretary adds: "If
We were n war-likc people this condition
OF affairs might result in the overthrow
OF the government, but except among
the Tartars the profession OF arms is
dcspised. Still, China eau put in the
field two million fully equipped soldiers ii
1t should become necessary"
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THE CHINESE QUESTION.
The Canadian Customs Minister on tho
Subiccl-The Remedy fur Smrr.rliur

The Canadian Customs Minister on tho
subicct-The Remedy for Smuggling.
OTTAWA, ONr., Dec. 10-Speaking
with reference to that clause OF Presi-
dent uarrisou's message i'll which he
refers to tho large influx OF Chinese
into the United States IRON Canada,
Minister OF Customs Bowel said that
Dominion Government was powerless
to render assistance in checking the
movement. AS regards tho returning
OF Chinaman the country from whence
they came, MS carried out by the United
States authorities toward Chinamen
smuggling themselves across the bor-
dor, Mr.. Bowel concurred in the opin-
ion recently given by one OF the United
States district courts, that where they
had established domicile in the Dom.
lnion by paying their per capita tax,
they should bo returned to Canada,
but where they had landed at Van
couvcrin transit to the United States,
and had smusglcd themselves across
the border without paying tho Cana
dian per capita tax, they should be re-
turned to China, the place whence
they came.
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THE GRAVES TRIAL.
\ Scientist Tcstlucs that There was Arsenic
in tho Whisky Mrs, Bnrnnby Drnnk<

Il scientist IcStltlcS that There was Arsenic
in tho whisky Mrs. Barnaby DRANK
DENVER, Dec. l0.-Immcdiately aitor
Judge Rising had ordered court com
vcncd in the Graves trial tho prosecu-
ton put Dir. ]. A. scwcll, Of tho Denver
University, on the stand. He had made
an analysis OF the bottle OF liquid pre-
scnted him by DR.. Holmes and Mr..
Worrell, jr., some OF which, it is alleged,
caused tho death OF Mrs. josephine
Barnaby. lie found this liquid con-
tanned y per cent OF arsenic and 81 nor
cent OF alcohol, and Judging from the
analysis tho bottle contained l32 grains
OF arsenic and no whisky at all.
Oncross examination the doctor said
the bottle is what is called 4 sixtcen-
ounce bottle, and when received by him
contained about eleven ounces OF the
liquid.
The bottle was then introduced as ey-
idence and passed around among tho
jurors and lawyers who, nearly all, put
q little on their fingers, rubbed it on
their tongues and smackcd their lips in
LLItLi " NllclIltI III
was good quality OF fine old whisky
from our friends in the woods on tho
mountains.
DR.. Sewcll was recalled and his cross
eXamTation continued. In reply to
Judge Macon's question the doctor said
he had made tho analysis by the Marsh
test and lie first looked for mercury or
some corrosive substance, but instead
OF getting mercury he got copper and
arsenic:
Upon redirect examination hc stated
that dntimony could readily be taken
ior arsenic, but not if the. two drugs
we're seen together. Then, antimony
was not readily dissolved, while arsenic
was. DR.. Sowell was excused and Pro-
lessor Walter Ilaines, who also figured
in the9lillington case, was called to tho
stand.
In5June last Mr.. NIcPharland gayo
him a fluid for analysis. He identified
the fatal bottle rs the bottle from which
the fluid was poured. He made an
analysis BY four tests, among them the
Marsh, and his results were tho samo
as DR.. Scwcll's. Prof. Mason, who
made an examination OF the viEcera and
other organs OF the dead woman, testi-
fled to the ilndingof arsenic in sufficient
quantities to cause death. At the close
OF tho direct examination court adj
journcd until tomorrow.
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TARIFF IN GERMANY.
Chancellor Caprivi Discusses the Eject OF
the Treaties.

the Treaties.
BERLIN, Dec. l0.-ln tho Reichstas
to-day the chancellor said that tho
immediate effect OF tho treaties
upon the finances OF tho empire would
DO diminu,ion In revenue amounting
to nearly 100000 marks. This was u
matter that required budget considcra-
tion. In regard TO tho question OF the
diilcrcntial treatment OF countries not
included in tho treaties, those countries
having the most favored nation trcnt-
mGnt would receive tho benefits Of the
treaties. Regarding other countries,
negotiations were about TO open
whereby Germany would cndcavor to
obtain concessions 1t was needless to
speak OF Russia. The lalnGntablo dis
tross that prevailed in that country,
causinga stoppago OF exports, would
not be removed for somG timo, and 1t
was useless 10 discuss what would DO
done aitcrward. As regards the United
States, the governments had decided 10
continue to take their stand on tho
basis OF tho arrangements OF 1880,
whereby the United States received
most favored nation treatment. In any
case the government had no intention
to make a fur her reduction oil tariffs.
In the meantime the federal govern
mcnts witha,ood NIL attacks.
In connection with alleged distress
in Germany he said he was likely TO
see that the agriculturists had done
more to maintain duties than the gov
ernmcnt, especially in the eastern
provinces, where protective tariffs were
OF effect, ii anywhere. Nevertheless,
il it had not been Tor these tariffs m
agricultural crisis would havc como
upon the country which might have
lasted for years. Farmers, to whatever
party they belonged, must be rocls-
oncd among the clements by which
the state was upheld. The agriculture
OF the country could very well bear,
without risk, n reduction in tho tariff
rate OF ono and n half marks. The rais-
ing OF the rate to five marks Ind been
an experiment which had answered tho
purpose OF the federal government. In
TACT, it had been considered how far
tariff rates c!lcctins agriculture could
be reduced without injury to
the country. In tho matter OF
wine, it had been tho aim 10 create
sharp competition against artificial
wines, schnapps and the so-callcd
"French clarets," so as to provide on
German soil i battle field for Italian
wines, as against those OF France. The
reduction in duties on nccessarics OF
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DO AS THEY PLEASE.
Albanian Br::snds IInvo tho Turkish
Government Intiinilntcd.


BELGRADE, Dec. l0.-Thc NIalissori
tribe from Albania have raidcd and
burned Poschani and Yrangevdo, vii
lagos in Scrvia, and killed four of the
inhabitants. They afterwards attacked
five hamlcts, .plundered the houses and
killed seven persons.
Lawlessncss and brigandage has al
ways been one OF tho features OF
Albania, wwich is under the govern
mont OF Turkey, but OF late acts OF
violence and robbery have been OF un-
usually frequent occurrence. The Porte
has been doing its best to suppress
the marauders, with but little success.
AS 4 matter OF TACT the Turkish govern
ment has always hesitated to enter into
direct conflict with the Albanian
chiefs and the natural consequence is
that the latter do just about as they
nlnncn
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SAvANSAIi, Ga, Dec. 1O.-Jones Free.
man shot and killed his wife at Tatancll,
forty miles west OF Savannah yesterday.
Jealousy was the cause OF tho murder.
Freeman stood behind q tree on tho
roadside with 4 Winchester rifle and
ahot his vile rs sho passed at night.
The body layin the road until next
morning. Freeman was arrested and
is III jail in Recdsyillc
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Tho Reason Mr.. Wilson's Name
Was Not Sprung for Speaker
1T THE MOST CRITICAL PERIOD
During tho Balloting. Whom He
Could Have Boon Nominated.
THE REAL CAUSE Was JEALOUSY
On tho Part of Othor Democratic
Leaders in West Virginia.
COLONEL ]. ". ST. CLAIR ON HAND

To Hold Back tho West Virginia
Delegation If Inclined to Present
Wilson's Name In Case Hn Should
he Given n Chance OF Succcss--.Tlc
Trouble between Capciiart and
pcndlcton and Anderson Smooihcd
Over and all is Lovely for tho Time
Bcing---Nir. Faulkner Makes Drive
for tho Direct Tax Due this State.
\ Flood Of War Cluims-..Gcncral
News from tho National Capital.
Only the Senate IN Session.
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SITUATION IN BRAZIL.
1t Is still Criticnl-Tho Govcrnmcnt Tahin,
Measures.

It's Still Critichl-Tho Government Talking
Measures.
Rio JAHEIno, Dec. 1O.-The situation
here continues critical. The govern
ment appears to have put of its apathy
and is taking measures to prevent an
Ell tente in the city. Large bodies oi
heavily-armod policemen-arc patrolling
the streets, and though there arc signs
OF disquict on every side, there has
been no overt act on the part OF NAL
contents of the city. Advices from
Campos, {: city OF 10000 Inhabitants, in
the province OF Rio ,Ianeiro, lj5 miles
north OF this city, show that at that
place there has been an open revolt
against the PciXotto government. A
conflict occurred there on Tuesday last
between the government troops and 4
body OF insurgents. The advices arc
not clear as to which side won the vic
tory, but it is reported that ten men
were killed.
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CANIprS SPEECH

In tho Chamber of nopu,ics-Tho Trou.
bles with tho United States.
ROME, Dec. l0.-The Chamber OF Dep
uties to-day, replying to a question
asked by Sisnor Campi, on I,aly's rela-
tons with the United States, Premier
Rudini said that he had taken note OF
the friendly expressions contained in
President lIarrison's message, and ielt
confident that the questions at issue be-
tween the two countries would soon be
settled,
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HONORS TO TIE DEAD.


Spanish People Pay Homage TO tho Memo.
ry o: Dom Pedro.
MADRID, Dec. l0.-The government
gave orders that as soon as the train
bearing the remains OF the cx-Emperor
OF Brazil from Paris to their last resting
place in Lisbon entered Spanish terri
tory, every honor due TO the exalted
station the deceased had formerly occu-
pied should be paid. These orders were
strictly carried out, and at all the princi.
pal stations along tho route soldiers
were arraycd along the platforms and
ms the train rushed past, thcyprcscn,ed
arms, flags were displayed and royal
lionors were paid the dead executor.
Some OF the stations were tastefully
drapel with mourning, witt, tho flag OF
the old Empire OF Brazil flying at half
mast from the poles.
The Mckinley Elil Bottor Than Expected.
LONDON, Dec. TO- Tho St.. James Ga
-ette, commenting to-day on President
Harrison's sage to Congress, says
the most important partoi the docu-
mcnt is that part having reference to
the results oil tho Mckinley tariff. The
figures presented, the Ga:dtc declares,
compare Significantly with British fig.
,urcs which remain stationary. 1t is all
very well to say that the Americans
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BERLIN, Dec. l0.-In the Reichstag
to-day Chancellor Won Capriyi opened
the debate on the new commercial
treaties. lie made q strong appeal in
favor OF their adoption. The present
import and cxportrclations he declared
would ruin both the employers and ON
ploycs. The commercial measures
under discussion therefore were ncces-
sary toprcscrve Germany's husbandry
and commerce.
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= New Volcanic Islan,l.

RoMr, Dec. 1O.-Ancw volcanic island,
500 metres in length, has appeared
southwarl OF the island oi Pantcllcria,
near the scene OF the submarine ,,p.
hcaval OF a few months ago Vessels
are warned 10 give the spot wide berth.
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BUDA pEsTlI, Dec. 10,-A Guadruplo
tragedy is reported IRON the vilIago OF
Ait tKanitza. A blacksmith who resided
at that place, in despair at lis inability
to procure work, killed his wife and
three children. 1Io then committed
suicide by stQbbing himself to thchcart.
Before killing himself he set fire to tho
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will presently discover the mistake in
their fiscal policy, but perhaps they
may not. In tho meantime the calcula-
tions OF the supporters OF tho Mckinley
bill arc working out much better than
any ono IN England had reason to cx-
mort .f
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CLEMFlgLp, Pa, December l0.-The
case against cx-prcsident Dill, OF the
First National Bank, Tor embczzlcncnt.
was continued until january 80, and
bail fixed 1T $1,000. In the other cases
the bail was reduced from $1,000 to
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speaking for tho radical deputies union,
gave notice OF motion demanding
that tho government introduce Il blu
dealing with clerical associations rs y
prelude TO tho separation OF church and
state,
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RloJASRIno, Dec. lo.-A panic pre-
vailed on the bonrse here to-day owing
to heavy falling Of shares Of the
Lcopoldina and Alinas Geracs and the
Rio Janeiro railways. 1t is feared tha,
this decline In prices Will efectnumer-
Gus failures.
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Australian Ini!uonz,.

San FnANcIsco, Dec. 10. australian
influenza, which is similar 10 Ii grippe,
has made its appearance in California.
In Oakland, Alameda and other towns
hundreds are afflicted and many Qcatlis
are resulting from the disease. 'Sy