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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-11-24

and generally for the prosperous course
OF Il affairs, public and private; and at
the same time humbly and fervently be-
seech the kind author OF these blessings
Graciously to prolong them to us; to i'm
print on our heart n deep and solemn
sense OF our obligation to Him for them;
to teach us rightly to esteem their aims
and value; to preserve us from the arro-
gance OF prosperity and from hazarding
the advantages we enjoy by delusive
pursuits; to dispose us to merit the SON
tinuance OF His fayors, by not abusing
them, by our accord for them, and by a
correspondent conduct as citizens and as
men; to render this country q more and
more safe and propltious asylum for the
unfortunates OF other countries; to eN-
tend among US true and useful knowl-
edge; to dlffuse and establish habits Of
sobrlety, order, morality and piety, and
finally to impart all the blessings with
peace, or ask for orders, to the whole
family OF mankind.
I'm testimony whereof / have caused
the seal Of the United States of America
to be fixed to these presents and signed
the same with my hand. Done at the
seat Of Philadelphia, the LIST day Of jan
uary. one thousand seven hundred and
n~inety-hye. and the Independence OF the
United States Of America. the nineteenth,
GEORGE WASHINGTON"
by the President,
"EDW. RANDOLPH"
The document is adopted: "Proclama-
tton setting apart Thursday, the 18th OF
February next, for thanksgiving and
prayer,
January !, 1895.
Endorsed by the President"
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c. d. Hllles, steward OF the Boys In
dustrlal school, at Lancaster, and q son
of ex-Sherif Samuel Hilles, Of this
county, announces that institution now
free from the fever that has prevailed
there, and he seems to regard the out
break as n blessing IN disguise, as bet
ter wells and proper sewerage Is now to
be provided for the institution.
The city council met last night and
transacted considerable routine bnsl-
ness and considered three bids for
building the sewer proposed for the
back portions OF the Second and Third
wards.
Miss Cassie Myers entertained a
number OF her young friends last even
ing, OF her home on Gravel Hill. Re-
freshments wer served and the young
folks spent a very pleasant evening.
The knights of the Golden Eagle here
entertained visitors from Wheeling and
Martins Ferry Monday night, at lunch
In their hall, after initiating new mem
bers.
DR.. Charles Douglas, of Warrington,
W. Va, IS spending a few days with
friends and relatives In the Fourth
ward.
Clarence Potts returned home yester-
day from Ravenswood, w. Va, where
he has been visiting friends and rela-
tlves.
Miss Emma Scott, of woodsfeld, is
spending a few days with friends and
relatives in the Second ward.
James o'Maniey. OF Youngstown, o.
was calling on friends and relatives In
the city yesterday.
Miss Nettie Mckee, OF McKeesport,
is the guest OF friends and relatives in
the Fifth ward,
Miss Mabel, Devault, OF Flushing, is
the guest of friends and relatives in the
Second ward.
A number from this city will spend
Tomorrow with friends and relatives in
GAINESVILLE.
There will be preaching at the U. P.
church this evening.
Morris Duga has gone to Pittsburgh
on a business trip.
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NEW YORK, Nov, 23.-According to
a Washington dispatch to the Herald,
China has appealed to Russia to Gust
Germany from her territory as the re-
suit OF occupation by a German force
of a part of the Shan Tung peninsula.
AS the Russian legation Is in charge
OF the secretary. Count cassini, the
minister having been transferred to
Washington, as the diplomatic repre-
sentative OF Russia, the negotiations on
the subject are being conducted In st.
Petersburg, 1t Is hoped by the Chinese
that the influence eXerted by Russia,
which prevented the rehabilitation of
the Turkish navy, will be exercised
upon Germany with equal success in
the matter OF her withdrawal from Chi
nese territory.
Notwithstanding the efforts of the
Chinese government 10 get Germany TO
name q date when she would withdraw
her forces, the German government has
taken no step In the matter, and the
fear is expressed In eastern and Euro
pean diplomatic circles that her 8eeu-
patton, II not of q permanent character
now. Is simply q preliminary to such
another,
A diplomat thoroughly conversant
with eastern affairs made this state
ment In regard TO the landing Of the
German forces: AT the time the land
ing occurred the Chinese government
had already taken measures for the
amends of the murders of the German
missionaries, and IN fact, instructions
Of this character had been oheyed to
such an extent that several OF the Gull
prits had been placed under arrest. II
was also intended to require the people
OF the district In which the murders oc-
Cured to pay a suitable indemnity,
These facts had been laid before the
German minister in Pekln. who, / may
say, Is of a very eXcitabte temperament,
and his failure to accept the apology
and await the result OF the efforts Of
the Chinese government, show that
Germany IA simply awaiting a pre-
text TO occupy a portion of the terri
tory belonging to the celestial kingdom.
Germany has always been anxious
TO obtain territory In the far east. Her
citizens. who have established them
selves in China, have been especially
ciamordus that the black, white and
red nag should wave over a section of
that country, and their government,
seeing the opportunity growing out of
the murder OF the two missionaries,
promptly seized II.
t'The attitude OF the other European
governments is OF interest. None Of
the latter desires to see Germany obtain
a slice OF eastern territory, though It is
said she landed her force after having
Informed them OF her purpose. / be-
lieve Chlna's representations to Russia
will result in representations beinB
made by the latter government to the
Berlin officials. 1t will be only In case
v pressure, l believe, that Germany
Hiii withdraw her troops from the Shan
Tung ~promontory."
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A True Maxim.

Nothing succeeds like success. lsa
maxim vol applied to Dr.. Bult'a
Cough Syrup, for this famous remedy
succeeds in curing every case Of Group,
cough ana cold which II undertakes,
and to this alone is dao Tia wonderful
popularity, Mrs, II. W. Richards,
2a4 u, Cumberland st., Philadelphia,
Pa, states ~ have had DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup on my bureau for tho last
nine ycars, mud have found " certain
and salo euro for Group. / have also
found IL |cnlCaclouS in extreme mem-
brancoug Group, and would Odyloc oil
mothers 10 use IT, DR., Bulls Cough
Syrup costa only % cents, aud YOU
should bear IN mind, that substitutes
simply benefit The dealers purse, In
slss on getting Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-11-24
ACTION
In Occupying a Part OF the Shan
Tung Peninsula.
AN APPEAL MADE TO RUSSIA

BY, THE CHINESE GOVERNMENT
TO DUST THE eERMANs-THE
LATTER WE'RE TOO HAsTY IN
THEIR RECENT coUP-cHINEsE
HAD ALREADY TAKEN MEAS
uREs TO MAKE AMENDS FOR
THE MURDERS OF GERMAN
MISSIONARIES, BUT THE MINIS
TER AT PERIN WAS TOO EX-
cITABLE TO ACT WITH DIscRE-
TON PROBABLE ACTION OF
RUSSIA.
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II certainly looks like It, but there Ia
really no trick about It, Anybody can
Try il who has Lame Back and Weak
kidneys. Malaria or nervous troubles.
We mem he can cure himself right
away by taking Electrio Blttors. This
medicine tones IN the whole system,
acts aa sttmuiHHt 10 the Liver and KID
ncys, ID Il blood purifier ana nerve tom
TO-. II cures Constipation, Headache,
FfInting Spetts, stccpteHsnpsa and Met.
nucholg. II 10 purely vegetable, a mild
laxative, and restores the System to ltB
natural vigor. Try Electric Blttors and
be convinced that they nrc a miracle
worker Every bottle guaranteed Only
dOc q bottle Mt Logan Drug Co.'s drug
atOTp.
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sRLLAIRE
All Sorts OF LOrai Nsws anh Gossip From
ths Glaaa City.

One OF the blast furnaces at the
BeItaire mill Will so on to-day and a
larger number Of men win be at work
than at any time since the strike was
inaugurated in October. The number
Of former workmen who went out on a
strike and who have returned, IS moi
exactly known, but It Is close To the
statement made yesterday, and others
are applying FOR positions every day.
In the steel works most OF the men
would prefer their old jobs or better
ones, but some OF these places are set
filed and the fewest returns are In that
department. but several OF them will
get back soon, as some OF the new men
were not wen fitted FOR thar work and
are ready % be transferred 10 other
work without any Earring,
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TIT RISE OF zELHMAN.

Tony zllhman, an cid Rellaire glass
worker. VINO Is now a wealthy glass
manufacturer At Cumberland, Nd, has
been In this city for W. or three days,
seeing old aequaiRtaRces, He Is report
ed TO be worth 800 900, and yet in 1872
he walked from Pittsburgh to this city
TO take a place he secured by letter I'm
one OF the factories operated in this
city at that time.
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DONE SO QUIETLY.
Wheeling People are surprlssd-Liko
Hay OF Sunshine 10 Many n Home.

Wheeling People hro ohTpriheu-Lhho u
Hay OF SUNSHINE TO Many n Home.
II m like q ray OF sunshine
Makes the old folks happy.
And the young folks joyful.
Takes the load off the back.
It's all done SC quickly.
No fuss about It.
What Is It?
Why, Doan's Kidney Pills.
The little Kidney wonder-Workers.
What will they do?
Read what q citizen says:
Mrs. A. j. Seifert, OF No. 1925 Lind St,
the residence Of A. ]. Seifert, OF the
firm OF Etz & seifert, dealers in har-
ness, trunks and saddlery, corner OF
Eleventh and Main streets, says; II
caught n severe cold and II settled at
once In my kidneys and used me up
generally. There was n lack Of strength
and n mild aching across my Joins at
tended by distressing and annoying
urinary weakness. / felt tired and Ian
guild all the time and any exertlon al
most used me up and | became quite
nervous and suffered n good deal from
headaches and spells Of dizziness, Moth
ing l took seemed to do any good,
had frequently seen In the papers Do
ans Kidney pills recommended by good
reliable parties and 1 concluded to give
them a trial. / got q box at the Logan
Drug Co. and they did me so much
good that ] continued taking them until
/ used three boxes, The result Is that
1 now feel like my old self. The trou-
bic has disappeared. lam very thank
ful for the benefit Doan's Kidney Pills
gave me and I earnestly recommend
them TO others"
Doan's Kidney pills are sold by oil
dealera. Price 80 cents per box, or {
boxes for 81 80. Sent by mail on re-
ceIpt OF price. Foster llburn Co, Buff
faio, N. y. sole agents for the United
ginInu.
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ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.

"A fellow who gave his name as Louis
i, White. and who was in bad shape
from excessive drink, was confined In
the lookup yesterday evening, to await
word from Newark, his home. He had
attempted to kill himself up at the
steel works by throwing himself into
the Hy-wheel pit, but was stopped by
those close to him. He was locked up
for snfe keeptng.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-11-24
sTATD TRnAsURER,s REBORN,

State Treasurer Sam b. Campbell who
Is well known throughout this section.
has Just filed HIS report with the gov
ernor, showing a balance of three-quar-
ters OF u million where there was a de-
felt a few years ago. Sam was one of
the fortunate candidates for reelection
at the recent election, but he has been
connected with that office ever since
he entered It with John C, Brown from
Steuhenviile, twelve years ago, except
an interim Of two terms.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-11-24

yOu emit curo CONSUMPTION but you
can avoid II Ond cure cvrey other form
M throat or luna trouble by the iso OF
ono Minute Cough Cure. Charles H.
Chnihnm Sinclair Forty sixth and ia
ooh streets. 4. n. Roheelc, No. Go1 Main
niroot; EXlcy Bros, Penn aud Zane
alrootn, Bowie & co, bridgeport
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-11-24

pIBFIGUnEMENT for life by burns
or gcaids may be avoided by USING be-
Wilts witch Hazel Salve, the great rem
cdy for piles and for all kinds of sores
ana akin troubles, Charles II. Goctgc,
Market and Twelfth s%trcets; Chatham
Sinclair. Fofty-sixth and Jacob a]trccts;
Al schcolc, No, COZ Main street; Exlcy
Dros, penn und Zane streets, Bowie
q co. i}rtdgcpdft,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-11-24

Distressing kidney aud bladder dts
case relieved IN ak hours IVY New
Great South American Kidney Cure
II ia q great eurpttgc ON account OF tts
exceeding prompinca5 In relieving pain
In hlnddcr, kidncya nnd back, In male
or female. HctteVeg retention almost
Immediately, II YOU want quick relief
and euro, this N tho remedy Sold by
H. II. List Druggist, Wheeling. W Va.
ihfGa
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-11-24

BE Bufe and use that old ana well.trlod
remedy, Mrs Wlnrlow'B Soothing syrup,
Tor children ~tCcthlHg. II Hoothoa tho
enid. Buflcnn tho gums, allny8 all pain,
cures wind collie Ond IN the best remedy
Tor dlafrhOea- Twenty. lye centn a
bottle mwf&M
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-11-24

SMALL pill, safe pill, best pill, Do
wits Little Early RiBcrs cure bilious
fteRs, constipation, SICK hpudnrhe,
Charles II uocigN Mnrltet ana Twelfth
Htroutai Chatham Sinclair, Forty.slXth
and Jacob streeiFi a, a. settoete, No.
COZ Main street. llxloy Bros, Penn aud
Nnne H~Lrnnlni nOWIe q Coz mrIdEuporN !
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-11-24

For the purpose Of promoting the IN
terests OF their sex at the University, the
young women in attendance this year
organized yesterday the "Woman's
League Of the West Virginia UNIVERSE
ty." Miss Mabel Reynolds was elected
president Miss Bessie Harvey vice presl-
dent; Miss Winnie South, corresponding
secretary, and Miss Sarah johnson,
treasurer. During the year the league
will have once n month some noted lee
turer to lecture before the students of the
University.
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Among the other associations lately or
ganized are the University CotillIon Club
and the University Dramatic Club. The
Cotillion Club has leased the town hall
and win give a German every two weeks.
Mr.. George Il. Anderson was elected
president at the club. Prospective enter
talnments by the Dramatic Club promise
to be among the enjoyable things in this
year's University life.
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FINANCIAL,
@. LAMB, Pres, JOS. sEYBoLp' ca'sH'
j. A. JEFFERSON. Asst Ca'hie'
BANK OF WHEELING
CAPITAL 100000, PAID IN
WHEELING, W, Va.

DIRECTORS,
Allen Brock, Joseph r. Pauis
James Cummtns. Henry Ble6ctso0
A. Reymnnn, Joseph SGyooiu'
Gibson Lamb,
Interest paid on special deposits, A
Issues drafts on England @iTs,SHgIn
Scotland. JOSEPH bbi y IN,
myll NAs
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any old symptoms"
DR.. Miles, Remedies
are sold by all drug
gIsts under a positive
guarantee, Grst bottle
benefits or money re-
funded. Book on dis
eases Of the heart and
nerves free, Address,
DR.. MILES MEDICA
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DIRECTORS

pANK or THE ONO vALbhh
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-06
AN ATTRACTIVE PROGRAMME ARRANGED
COMING CARNIVAL OF SPORTS OF THE NEW.
JERSEY ATHLETIC CLUB.

COMING CARNIVAL OF SPORTS OF THE NEW.
JERSEY ATHLETIC CLUB.
The coming carnival OF sports OF the New-Jersey
Athletic Club Is attracting attention. Heretofore
the club has held q one-night carnival In the Gar
den but the members are convinced that two nights
will materially increase the interest In amateur
athletics 1t is the first time In years that an ath-
let.c club has taken the responsibility OF holding
athletic games two evenings in succession. The
meeting will be up to the standard. All the prin-
cipal colleges In this Vicinity have promised to send
their representative teams. Nike Murphy
will send over the pick OF the University Of Penn.
syvaria athletes, and Yale. Columbia and Prince
ton will likewise be represented. There Will DO
much interes. I'm the competition for throwing the
ify-six-pourd weight for height. for which all the
celebrated weight-throwers are now In training
Several especially attractive contests form part OF
the programme. among them are the quarter-mile
race, which will be open only to members OF the
National Guard: e half-mlle novice race open
only to employees Of drygoods stores OF Greater
New-York and the relay team race, open only 70
employees OF insurance companies
The Chicago Athletic Association. the largest
organization OF It's kind In the West proposes to b.
represented by a crack team. including Manbury.
Rush and KraenZein. Rush Is now at Princeton.
Kraeazleln a, the University OF Pennsylvania and
Maybury will probably be brought on from the Unit
American record.
Desplt. the fact that the meeting Is a month on.
the entries are pouring in President Obertubes-
sing OF the New West Side Athletic Club has prom
sed to enter no less than one hundred men, The
fve-mile run put especially to give the dis
lance runners chance TO compets. and the contest
IL likely be a stirring one.
a novel part OF the programme promises to be the
the two nights. az follows First night: Section l.
Holding out dumbbell In each hand at arms
length, the bells to be stared with arms .perpen-
dcular above the head and dropped from there to
straight out at arms length from the shoulder
horizontally. Section 2-Curling one dumbbell In
one hand. Section s-CurlIng one dumbbe in each
hand at the same time. Section 4Tossng up one
dumbbell from the ground to the shoulder with one
hand. Section 5-Tossing up one dumbbell in one
hand from the ground to arms length above the
shoulder in one motion. without stopping at the
shoulder. Second night: Section s-Pushing up
slowly one dumbbell with one hand from the shout
der TO arms length above the shoulder Section -
Jerking up dumbbel with hand from the
shoulder to arms length above the shoulder. Sec
ton S-Pushing up slowly one dumbbell In each
hand from the shoulder TO arms length above the
shoulder. Section 9-Jerking up one dumbbell In
each hand from shoulder to arms length above the
shoulder: Section io.special feats at the option Of
from J. +. Sullivan, box No. Gil, New-York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-06
WHAT THE RAINES LAW HAS DONE.
ONE-SIXTH FEWER SALOONS IN THIS CITY
AND THREE TIMES AS MUCH REVE-
NUE. AS FORMERLY

Albany. Dec J.-As a general contradiction TO the
story circulated that there are as many liquor
saloons In New-York under the Ranes law as
under the old law State Excise Commissioner
Lyman tonight gave out the figures for the city
they will appear in his annual report. They
show that while the law brought TO the city
treasury over $4,000 more than the Cd law.
there are loo fewer saloons. a reduction OF
nearly ones.xth and their ratio is lower than ever
In the city history In proportion to population The
statement follows.
The total number Of certificates In force In New
York City September 50. 1897. 1.T0i. OF these
l4i druggists certificates sold for the nom
nal sum or 81 each. and 1876 storekeepers certif-
Gates permitting sale OF liquor not to be drunk on
the premises. The actual number OF places In New
York city legally selling liquor TO be drunk on the
premises on September 30. 1897, was t4nI. Using
30 saloons for every l.Oj0 Inhabitants: This ratio
for NewYork City Is lower than that OF many cities
IN the state For instance, it Is below that at. OF
The receipts were: Received for certihcates is-
sued. sa6oi5;s2 %; received for a-nght permits.
$3.50; received from fines 81 .se2 received from
total deduct rebates paid on surrendered certih-
Gates SGl3,3yc g.. leaving "A net revenue or So'e.
l:D0il -. leaving a balance OF S35asoS' -. TINS
last amount was the share of New York city. ana
has been turned over to the Controller OF the city
comparative statement OF the results shows:
Licenses iSsied-Old law. for the year 1s95-'!6.
sos. certificates OF all kinds In force september
30 1891 ,.,u7. certificates OF all kinds In force
September - 1897. not including druggists 81
certificates 72g;. Revenue received by the city OF
NewYork from old law Qess expense Of collec-
Liquor Tax law for six months ending october 81.
lNr So - III 10 from Liquor Tax law for twelve
months ending september - 1891. s33sS. OS3 ~.
last two amounts. due 10 the fact that the report
OF iS!G was made to extend one month over the
rsca ear in order that 1t might cover Just six
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-06
GOSSIP OF THE TURF.

James T. Soai has not been engaged to ride for
Emperor Wilhelm. Car Nicholas III or any other
OF the imperial or royal owners OF thoroughDreds'
Recent reports say that James Tod Sloan IS
shooting In the provinces OF England Another
repor, says that Charles Fleischmann cabed TO
Sloan that he could be released from his contract
II he desired 70 ride In England next year On the
whole Sloan has been so vel advertised that the
theatrical press agents are in despair
The II. +. A has not been heard from in several
days
The Plml,co meeting was a financial success. but
the means OF causing more or less friction
with the Western Turf Congress.
Pierre Lorillard Is In Florida. where he intends
TO remain until the racing season begins IN Eng
land. In the reports OF winning stables in England
Mr.. Lorillard is credited with winning s3lSo, while
his partner Lord william Beresford. won $50 4S'.
IN England every horse races under some indi-
vlduars name so that somebody is directly re-
sponsible for every horse that starts In a race.
Clarence Mcdowell is between the devil and the
deep sea-" and 1t keeps him guessing which Is
which. Mr. Mcdowell ofiiciated at the Baltimore
meeting after December /. which Is violation OF
the rules OF the Turf Congress so he Is likely TO
lose prestige OF his salary at New-Or.eans
lie Courcey Forbes is expected 10 arrive In this
city some time this week Mr.. Forbes had sue
cessful the English turf this year.
Frederick Ciebhard Is at the Waldorf. Mr.. Geb-
hard has severa! fine cross-country horses at The
LOcusts. his country seat In New-Jersey.
st. Savior will be at the head OF the Hartland
Stud Lexington. KY, this season.
J.. q. FoIlansb'e is in the city. He Is enthqsi-
astc about his turf prospects next year. His
three year-od Murilla and yearling by st. Leon
ards dam. Vanluara give every promise OF being
useful next year. -
Richard Croker intends 10 be In England In May
should hts efforts train the Tammany tigers.
buYaoes and other animals in the Fourteenth-st.
menagerie prove successful.
Keenan, Is booked for India. and Pat Keenan,
is slated for salared position by the ineom-
Ing administration. He needs II. for he backed his
nanesake long and faithfully when he was on the
turf In this country.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-06

Coughs and colds need not be
endured; they can be cured, and
that quickly.
Many mixtures are temporary
in effect, but SCOTS Emulsion Of
Cod-liver Oil with Hypophos-
phites is permanent remedy.
The oil feeds the blood and
warns the body; the hypophos-
phites tone up the nerves; the
glycerine soothes the inhamed
throat and lungs.
The combination cures. This
may prevent serious lung
troubles.
soc. and 800 all druggists.
SCOTT BOVINE. Chemists. New York.