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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-05

Insurance Stocks - Firemens. - hid. so asked.
Franklin. Az bid, - asked Metropolitan. .5 bid. -
asked National Union. IL b,d, asked. Ariipg-
ton, bid. asked. Corcoran. 20 bid. =
asked Columbia, IAN bid, 10 asked. Riggs,
~ bid. asked. Peoples. So bid asked.
Lincoln. 81 bid. = asked. Commercial. bid, -
asked. German-Amcrican. $50 bid. 2es asked. Po;o-
lilac. IS bid. - asked
Iiue insurance Stocks-Coiumhia Title. bid,
~ asked Real Estate Title, lz5 bid. asked.
Gas and Electric Light SlUcks-Washlngten Gas
- oid. ssA asked. L. ) Electric Light 49, bid,
40 asked Georget)wn Gas. IS bid. = asked.
Telephone Stocks - American rspaophone. 2
bid. asked. Chess reake and Potomac, 40 bid, =
assej PENNSYLVANIA. 81 bid. - asked
Miscellaneous stocks Washington Market, az
BID. !. asked Great Falls Ice, lis bid, $50 asked
Bull Run Panorama, is pii. - asked. Pneumatic
Gun Carriage, -i3 hd. - asked. Lincoln Han. g.
bid, - asked Interocean Building. ~ bid, 100
asked Ivy City Brick, ~ bid 80 asked
safe Deposit aud Trust Companies-Wasaingt
Loan and Trust, 1874 bid. 40 asked American
security and Trust. l2s bid, 1876 asked National
safe Deposit and Trust Co. l2T bid 1856 asked.
Nouce-Jniil further notice the board viii meet
hereafter at 10 O'Clock on SATURDAYS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-05
A SILLY STORY DENIED.
The Baroness de Rogue Contradicts the
port of Her Daughters Swallowing Need

The Baroness de Rogue Contradicts the Re-
port of Her Daughters Swallowing Needles.
LONDON. Jan. 5-lhe Baroness de Rogue
writes from Paris to the Central Ne1rs: Il am
horriied to find gross libel i'll the 81. James
Gazette on Mrs. Maybrick. ask you to con-
tradict entirely, on my authority. this infamous
charge against n defenseless woman who il
powerless to speak or even 10 know what is said
against her. 1t is unworthy of the English
Every word is false. The libel in the 81. James
Gazette attacks also my integrity. Our honor
is concerned. and | trust that every one will
sustain me III maxim a public appeal that AN
independent and iirst-class physician be in
structed by the home Office TO visit Mrs May
brick and report upon her case
The statement in the 81. James Gazette to
which the Baroness de Rogue aliudes was TO the
effect tina. Mrs. Maybrick mad been swallowing
needles in order to cause al e:fusion OF blood
from the stomach and thereby create the i'm
preston that she i'll the final stages Of
consumption.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-05

Special Dis patch To The Evening Star
BosroS. Jan. Gov. Russell was inaugu-
rated for the third time today with imposing
ceremonies. There was a large attendance at
the exercises.
Gov. Russell in his inaugural address today
recommended that the custom of recounting
votes be prohibited by law; that the executive
council be abolished, OF at least that constitu-
tional amendment 10 that end be'submitted to
the people; that the prison board be reformed SO
to give more power to the executive: that
Boston police commission be removed and local
self-government restored to Boston. II this
failed he promised to DO what he could to lift
tie board ont Of politics. His vigorous zen.
fences were applauded, chiefly by members Of
his own party.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-05
A POSSIBLE DEADLOCK
And Delay in Confirming the Next Presi-
dents Cabinet.

The republicans of the Senate have decided
to make determined fight TO hold the organ
ization. and there may be deadlock in the
Senate when they meet in special session after
the 4th of March to confirm the appointments
of the new President.
A serious question arises in this connection
as to the confirmation of the cabinet. 1t may
be that they cannot be confirmed on account of
the failure Of the Senate to organize, and Mr..
Cleveland be thus left without a cabinet. If the
cabinet we're appointed before the meeting Of
the Senate they would be recess appointments
and could serve until the end of the session
without confirmation. but the situation might
be complicated il the nominations had to await
action Of the Senate.
This intimation was thrown out today by re-
publicans. The democrats may avoid this diff
Guilty If there is to be deadlock over the or
gsnization, by delaying that matter antil after
the cabinet have been confirmed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-05

Special Dispatch to The Evening Star.
PETERSBURG, Va. Jan. "a wreck occurred
this morning at Jarrett's station. on the Peters
burg and Weldon railroad, which road forms n
part of the Atlantic coast line. A number OF
freight cars were deraied and some of them
broken up. wrecking car sent 10 the
scene of the accident from Richmond to open
the track, which is badly blockaded and all
trains DELAYED.
Another freight train wrecked this morn
ing at Ruggles. a station on the Scotland Neck
extension of the Atlantic Coast line A wreck
Ing car was sent from Wilmington, n &. A
number of were wrecked. No one WAS in
jured in either of the wrecks
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-05
NONSENSE" SAYS MIR. LODGE.
He Says That He Had No Exclusive Privi.
leges in the State Department Library.

He SAYS That He Had No Exclusive Privi-
leses in the State Department Library.
BosToS, Jan. 5.-"Idle nonsense" said
Henry Cabot Lodge. when asked what be had
to say about the impending investigation at
Washington of his alleged corner in manu-
scripts.' II shall be delighted to give the
circumstances of the case in the event of any
investigation but the whole matter is abso
lutely idle nonsense and really not worth any
serious consideration.
six years ago ] consulted the documents in
question for a work of mine then under wav
did 40 with the permission of Secretary Bay
ard and also of Librarian Theodore D. Wight
now OF the public library here, but then libra
rian Of the State Department at Washington
l consulted the documents at the state library
as any other private student might. They
were never IN my possession and / had not ex-
elusive use of them in any way. The whole
matter is ide-too idle to be anything but
amusing. ] shall be delighted to make the
facts in the case public if there be anything to
investigate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-05
MAINE DEMOCRATS PURPOSE,
1t IL Reported That They will Contes
Election of Republican Legislator.

Election of Republican Legislators.
Special Dispatch to The Evening Star
AUGUSTA. Me-, Jan. SIT Is rumored that an
effor. will be made by the leading democratic
politicians to have certain republican members
of the legislature unseated on the ground that
they wero not elected iii accordance with the
new ballot law.
Section of the new law reads:
mo person shall be eligible to a position of
election officers in any ward. town or plantation
where he is a candidate TO be voted for
Candidates elected in many districts. it is
claimed. were then acting in the capacity of
municipal officers and filled the positions of
election officers at the polls in their towns and
places where they were voted for Four repub-
lican representatives elected in PenObscot
county, it is said, were municipal officers when
elected and acted as election officers when
voted for.
Some of the republican papers recommended
and urged that these men. who we're candidates
Tor the legislature and holding municipal Of
fees, should resign their municipal places, but
that was done only in few instances
The democrats think they have them now in
precarious position and will take every ad-
vantage to have them unseated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-05
AIRS wIssLow's SOOTHING SYRUP

B.s bs--, -.., Cor FIFrY YEARS Nv MILLIONS
Of NO1HFKs for th.tr CHILDREN WHILE TEETH
rNo With PERFECT SUCCESS 1t sOOTHt~ the
child. sOFTENS tho GUNS ALLAYS all PAIN.
CrKTs WIND collie AMI :. th- bsst -usiv Tor
DIkI.kHEA Sod b. druggists IN every part ~ the
world ID. ar. AMI Ak for SIR. Nin-lCW's Sooth-
Ing Sv-up-' and taks other kind -oSe1ts EoI-as
an II
NrEvOt- PROS TRAITOR. SiEEPIESSN MSS
y opium habit. dizziness. blues cured DR. Mics
N-rvins. rtfuIl~- Frcr
. SCHILLER \ STEN EN~. rh and Pa ave
N-HEN TBE HEAD FEIL- pt IL md HEAVY.
w - saiIuW AMI sr-a~N AMI VIE
stomach rf1t~~ food take Carers lttlr Liver Fils
IHsnt fors-t this
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-05
rnilurr of the Rangers I.nSin-. ,.,rla,n~d.

Eumors that a recent trial trip 81 tho =. :.
Ranger - test h1r seaAuTtniicss u.a uu-.'i--
factory are partly verified a; The Nayy H..ari-
menL The Ranger Is aow at the Marc I.lnri
navy yard IL l. reported thai b r .u.in-s
jumped. ratified and thampcd on ia. t,iu %
euch an extent that it WAS decided t. abaal 4,
steam and rctuTu {" Mare Island under III
No official report Il I'm. occurrence IA. h..n
received AZ the department. bat TO-DAY - t.,.-
gram came 10 the bnr"aI ~ seam .asiUrerirr
stating that trouble had been oau-,d an ,b@
Rangers engines because her cOuntorba.auc.
Was ZOO heavy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-05

comparison Of the Inortgary reports ,n the
Department Of the Interior. limited 90 a..
employees within the CITY and .Nclusi,.
81 the census bureau. for the past tuo
wears. 1891 and 1882. shows the num-
Der Of employees being about the "a me- sor the
two wears. difercnc. Of H. ia favor q Is.g
Tie number of deaths in 1891 having be.l -
as against 80 IN ls92. This diferen.. m favor
81 ls92 is probably attributable To- the decrease
o: the grip. Or iirmer grip OF office
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-05
TURNED STATES EVIDENCE.

Foptane. an Arrested Panama Company
Director, Tells About Blondin.
PARIS. Jan. 5.-The arrest OF VI. Blondin of
the Credit Lyonnais. which was ordered yester-
day by Judge Franquevile. the examining
magistrate before whom evidence in regard
TO the Panama canal scandal is being
taken, was in rowise connected with his
position in the Credit Lyonnais. VI. Blondin
was in the service of the Panama Canal Com
pany at the time the lottery bonds were issued.
His arrest was due to the allegations made to the
magistrate By VI. Narius Fontanc. one of the
directors of the canal company, who is now
under arrest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-05

RGmors have been recently published A. a,
various persons alleged to have been selected
for the position OF minister to the United
States from Mexico in place az ar.
Romero. now filling an important posi-
tion in President Diaz's cabinet. Infor-
nation from trustworthy sources has been
received here that these rumors are all uu-
founded. and that Mr.. Romero will shortly re
sumo his duties in the position which he ha. %
long and satisfactorily filed as Mexican min
lister in Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-05

A Fund Being Raised by WOrkingmen In
Various Cities.

CINCINNATI. ONO, Jan. "A morning paper
says that a member of the advisory committee
OF Homestead, Pa, has been here three days
on mission to secure funds for the
criminal prosecution of II. C. Frch, Sec
rotary Lovejoy and Capt. Brech of the
Carnegie Company. He had conferences with
leaders Of labor organizations and was very
successful. He SAYS similar agents have been
sent TO Chicago, New York. Philadelphia and
st. Louis. and that the expectation is that q
fund OF $4,000 will be raised to push the prose-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-05
The FoRcr

Required to open oyster Is more than 500 Tina
its weight The strength Of the q. o. rsyior old
Bourbon and q. o. Taylor Pure Rye whisxey. a. also
ex,esdinsly great by Of superior dstillssioa
long ere and rare purity. They deserve the hixa
reputation bestowed them. the nnest b>v~r>x,.
Of the kind the world Drugxi-ts snA sroc~r, al
them Our firm name d on ths label sud ov.r an.
cork. CHESTER H. GRAVES Z SONS. sos. Pro:
priesors. Boston. Mas
Trade supplied by JAMES L BARBOUR 4 ear.
wsshineeop. d. c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-05
IYPHUS UNDER CONTROL.
New York Physicians Relieve That the
Worst il Past.

New York Physicians Relieve That the
Worst il Past.
NEW YoEK. jan. 5.-No new cases Of typhus
fever were reported at the Offices of the health
board this morAing. \ complete toar Of
the lodging houses, where cases have
already cropped out. show that no more
OF the dodgers have typhus symptoms.
There we're three deaths during the morning
among the patients North Brother Island.
They are Joseph iIellemRn. Hubbard l.. Rus
sell and Joseph y. Entwistle, all froIn the
bayar'l street lodging house.
DIR. Roberts said this morning that he be-
Ieved the disease to be now under control
The watch On the lodging houses will be more
rigid than ever.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-05
VIEWS OF GOVERNORS
Inaugural Messages Sent to Four
Legislatures.
CONTROLLING fYPHUS In new YORK.
Conviction of Lizzie Peaks Muir
derer.
WORKINGMEN ON TRIAL.
GOV. SMITH INAUGURATED
Assembling of the Legislature in New
Hampshire.


STecisl Dispatch TO The Evening star.
CuScoRD. NH. Jan. 5.-John b. Smith was
inaugurated IA governor today. The house or
gained yesterday by the choice OF Robert A.
Chamberlain, speaker, and Stephen S. Jewett.
clerk.
The senate went into session at IL O'Clock
and organized by electing John McLane presi-
dent. Chas. ]. Hsmblett, clerk; Edward II.
Watson. assistant clerk; Hollis q. Dudley. SER
geant-at-srms and Vim. X. Jarvis. messenger.
Immediately upon the reassembling of the legis-
lsture this afternoon the house and senate went
into joint convention to elect a senator In dis
trio: 20. where there was choice in the last
election The constitutional candidates were
George L. Hammond. republican. of Nashua.
and Frank VI. Woodbury.. democrat, Of Pelham.
The ballot resulted ms follows: Frank VI. Wood
bury. 1925: George +. Hammond, 2ll. Ham,
Inond was declared elected.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-05
A REPORT FROM ITALY
That Mgr. Satollis Mission is n Failure
and That He Will BE Recalled.

ROME, Jan. 1.-The Corrier Del Ndttino, q
newspaper published at Naples. says that
leading topic at Rome is the fiasco of Mg-.
Satol!is nilsson from the Vatican to the
United States. The COrrier's article says
that Mgr. Satolli's brusque manner has
excited the discomfort OF the American
bishops. who have caused Curia TO under
stand that they will not tolerate the arro-
gance Of its envoy. The vatican, therefore,
for fear OF causing greater friction, has been
obliged 70 recall Mgr. Sato!li, instead of hav-
ing him remain in America to represent the
pope at the Chicago worlds fair.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-05
Veterans Going to Iialtimor.

public installation OF officers Of John n.
Henley Command. No. Z, L. v. e.. OF Balti-
more, and the organization OF a L. RE.
auxiliary to that command will occur tomorrow
evening. Aspecial car will leave the d. and %.
depot in this city at 80 pm. containing rep
re-entstives from commands here i,cl,d,ns
Conmander-in-Chief Noder Gen. Green Clay
smith and other prominent men who are Inn
vited TO oiaciate upon the occasion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-05
BURIED ALIVE FOR THREE DAYS
The Cottage of austrian Peasant HID
Under a Mass of Snow,

u l'uBbS SHOW.
VIENNA, Jan. 5.-During the recent severe
snow storm cottage at Herzogenburg. town
of Austria on the Trazen, about thirty-five
miles west OF Vienna. was buried under a
mass Of snow. The cottage was inhabited
by laborer named Nichalek and his
family. numbering in al eight persons For
three days they were without fire or food. md
when rescuing party at length reached the
cottage two OF the family were already dead
and others so Frustrated that it is feared more
may die.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-05

But the Life Saver Himself Came Neal
PeriSi,;nY.

EAsToS. Pa. Jan. 5.-George Transue and
Fred Wilhelm. Easton boys. aged eighteen
years each. while skating on the Lehigh river
opposite the Easton outlet lock. this morning at
10 clock, broke through the ice. They were
200 feet from the Easton shore.
Alfred Bennhawk. an Allentown railroad
man. saw the accident. He picked up "a rope
and ran over COO feet along the shore until OPP
posite the struggling boys. He then dashed
ont on the frail ice and when near the boys
threw the rope. 1t was too short. TInnsue
got out unaided aud ran to the shore While
regathering the rope the ice broke from under
Bennha1k and he fell into the stream.
Ice cutters from the southeastern shore with
a boat rescued Bennhawk much exhausted, but
the Wilhelm boy was drowned. His body Is
under TIE ice.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-05

He Knows OF No Attempt to Corner the
Whisky Market.

He KNOWS OF No Attempt TO Corner the
Whisky Market.
CHICAGO. Jan. 81 i. Greenhut, president
of the whisky trust, arrived IN the city this
IN orning and is staying at the Grand Pacific.
Mr.. Greenhut said that the trust had no inten-
ton of taking any action at present. but
would allow things TO go on just as
thew were and that no meeting was
contemplated. He professed entire ignorance
rs TO a combination being formed to buy
whisky. nor did he know anything in regard to
the statements in the papers that the merchants
here intended starting distillerics in this city.
This is all news to me-" said Mr.. Greenhut.
"and know of absolutely nothing in the way
Of new plans OF the trust"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-05
HAS RECEIVED ITS DEATH BLOW.
Deserfions From the TranscontinentalT raf-
fic Association Killed 1t.

ST. Louis, No., Jan. 5.-Chairman Vining
of the Traascontinental Traffic Associa-
ton has given notice to the members
of the association that he will close
up its affairs not later than FebrUt-
ary IS. The association received its death
blow in October, when notices OF withdrawal
were served in rapid succession by the Canada
Pacific. Great Northern, Northern Pacific,
Santa Fe. st. Louis and San Francisco, Mis-
souri, Pacific and Union Pacific.
The Southern Pacific is probably the greatest
sufferer by its dissolution.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-05

Special Dispatch to The Evening Star
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Jan. 5.-At meeting of
the board of directors held today at the Penn
sylvania railroad Office Col. John Cassels of
Washington, ID. c.. was elected Il director in
place or Mr.. l. n. DuBarry, deceased.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-05

FLYING TELEonAPH LINE. Secretary
Elkins has directed the construction Of q flying
telegraph line from Fort Mcintosh, Tex, for
use in the campaign against the Cara revolu-
uonists In Texas. First Lieut.. Joseph E. Max
vel OF the Signal Corps viii have charge Of the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-05
IN WALL STREET TO-DAY,
Report of Gold Shipments Caused Prices to
Decline.

NEW YORK, Jan. 1.-The sales of listed stocks
up to noon today were ia. 1872 shares, and of
unlisted SO, 720.
An order was received yesterday for 81 OO0.-
900 in gold to be shipped to Europe by vessels
sailing Saturday. The news caused de-
cline IN stocks. Exchange houses said that it
was not unnatural for gold to be exported to
pay interest falling due on January Oh Amer
lean securities held abroad.
The New Jersey Central has declared divi-
dend OF Ia per cent, payable February b.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-05
Information Wanted From the State
Department BY Mr.. Hill.
NO QUORUM IN The HOUSE
But the Point Was Not Actually
Made.
THE FORTIFFCATioNs BILL.
1t Was Passed by the House With
out Amendment.
SENATE.

4 resolution was offered by Mr. George
(Miss.) and was referred to the committee on
foreign relations calling the State Depart
ment for statement of the present status
OF claims Of w. l.. Hardy, John l.. Carter
and William I. Holland against the gov
eminent of Spain for damages occasioned bv
Their Illegal arrest on board the brig Georgiana
of the coast of Yucatan. by Spanish warship
in May. 1880
Mr.. Hill New York; offered the following
resolution, which, at the suggestion of Mr.
Chandler. went over till tomorrow:
Resolved, That the clerk of the Senate he
directed to transmit to the honorable the
Secretary of State copy Of Senate bill now
pending in this body entitled "A bill for the
suspension of immigration for one YEAR" and
that the Secretary of State be- and is here
by. respectfully requested to inform the Sec
rotary at his earliest convenience whether the
provisions OF the said bill, absolutely sus-
pending immigration for the period of one
year. are in conflict with any treaties now
existing between the United States and any
foreign countries: and. IL SO. with what coun-
tries; and any furtler information which he may
deem necessary for the information of the SEN
ate In relation to the proprictv of enactment of
the said bill IN its present form.
The House joint resolution directing the Sec
rotary of the Treasury to cover back into the
treasury : IS, 500 of the appropriation made b.
tribes Of Indians for their interest in lands of
the Cheyenne and Arapahoe reservation Chat
sum being more than was actually due to the
ChoctawB and Chckasawsl was taken up, dis
cussed and passed with an amendment
Mr.. Mcpherson N. j. gave notice that
he would address the Senate next Monday
on his bill to suspend the purchase OF silver
bullion under the sherman act
Senate bill permitting II. T. Deadly. United
States judge FOR the district os Oregon, TO re-
sign on or after March next. and thereupon
to be entitled to draw his salary az Judge ,lnr-
ing his life, was taken from the calendar and
passed.
The bill to pay the representatives OF John
Roach. the ship builder. S2S. 160 balance due
on the L. s. :. Dolphin was taken from the
calendar, discussed for about an hour and
finally laid aside without action.
The Senate bill compelling witnesses 10 COM
ply with the interstate commerce commission
ers, orders was taken up and passed
The consideration of the anticipation bill was
resumed.
The bill was opposed in SCI speech BY Mr.
Villas WIS., on the ground OF its unconstitu-
tionality. It directly invades. he said. the
sovereignty and peculiar governmental func-
tons of the states and was fragrant advance To
Capitalization. involving the characteristics of
the most odious paternalsm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-05
MIR. McCOMAS' NOMINATION.
Mr.. Carter Says He Knows Of No Eeaso
Why Ii should No: BE Confirmed

Why Ii should No. BE Confirmed
Chairman Carter of the republican national
committee, who WIS Called to testify before the
Senate judiciary committee concerning
the 'intimations" that Mr.. McComas
might have had some improper connections
with the Yellowstone Park contracts, said TO a
STAR reporter today that there was
no reason in the world why Mr.. McComas
should not be confirmed; that there was not the
least faint or suspicion rejecting upon his
honor and that there was no doubt about his
speedy confirmation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-05

GOLD STANDARD IN BRAzrL-The bureau
OF the American republics is informed that the
government Of Brazil has issued decree es-
tabiishing gold standard and limiting the
mintage of silver to about q. O00 600.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-05

Gov. Rich Wants Grade Crossings Abolished.
LANSING, MICH, Jan. 1.-The inaugural mes
sage Of Gov. Rich today was unusually brief
and penned with plea in favor of good roads
and called the attention OF the legislature to
the importance Of the subject He criticised the
operation OF the Miner law. but did not recon-
mend its repeal; favored two boards OF election
inspectors at the polls on election day to
facilitate tbs count and canvass the vote for
state officers one month earlier than
now, snd wants legitimate campaign
expenses defnited. The governor asks for
effective quarantine against cholera and q
measure looking to the gradual adjustment Of
railroad grade crossings.