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DIED.

roTc PsT,9 HeG os1ssr = +. q n.,
meot tinted states Volunteer Engineers; only son Of
Rev. John q davenport d. d: % waterbury; Conn
at the second Congregational Church in Waterbury.
FrRE%G-Bniie. vIsiri, and Bessie May. wl,. Ane
laughter u John r Fireng died together October H.
Memorial service. Glen Ridge congregational Church Glen
Iniernen, private Rose'lale Cemetery orange. y. J.
GlI.Liss- suddcny. November - Colonel James ellis
L. :. 4. Of Governor Island
Notice funeral hereafter
Washington papers please copy.
dHAYoq Saturday %qTn3s N0y' nh, ~, = I psn:
Funeral services his late residence Tuesday II
Carriages in waiting a, white Plains station on arrival
Of TRAN. leaving Grand Central Depot at o;i5 a. m
S4eD H S9n1y HaySS b. Phadc RIs Mary
Howard only child Of Herbert and Dorothy Lloyd aged
Funeral services Mchaers cnurch. Germantown. At
II O'Clock noon Wednesday.
Kindly omit flowers
MARVIN the residence OF her son NAV deCrs. K
Gilbert No. cs7 Walton ave. New York city. Carina
r. Marvin widow Of Hon. Charles Marvin. OF Wilton
Funeral services at No e37 Walton ave. a, O'Clock.
Intsrment at wilton Conn Monday November
Connecticut and Montcair y J.. papers please copy.
PARsoNs-on satgrdsy Nosember ~ at stSckeridss.
Funeral services Monday November ~ at 23o p. m.
At his lato residence. siockbrdge. Mass.
y.
Intcrmcnt private
REID-In Hartford Conn November r. from apop'exy.
Lewis Fuller Red Pm -.
Funeral from the Asylum I'm Congregational Church,
Hartford OIL Tuesday November ~ AZ ll:D.
Inierment Salisbury Tuesday afternoon
ROCKwEII.-At colorado Springs COL November 4
lSls Rebecca e. daughter II the late H. t. Rockwell
- West Wnstd. Conn.
Funeral al convenience y family.
lnterment Gre nNood Cemetery, New York.
sARGEANT- Tn 2o.ton. llth inst, Alice. wife Of samuel
=. Sargeant am daughter Of the lat" l. : Wheeler OF
cunningham Mass
Services Al Trinity church. Monday ian inst at lloo
Int ment az birmingham. Mas.
SUDBURY At tho PRESBYTERIAN Hospital New-York
daughter Of Edward - sni ,.izab@th L. sudbury aged
years II months and = weeks.
Funeral will he h-d The residence ~ her
parents ~. 13f Prospect Mount Vernon. y Y on
Tuesday. November H. A. o'clock D. M.
Knoxville ,IennJ aEl Nottingham England papers
please cory
sWARTWOUT- At Pl 'erson. y J.. on sunday November
l3 lS,S Cai1linr dauglter Of ths bate John Swart-
", Ut II New i her @2i
a,. Paterson. y. j.. Tuesday. November -. at
-. n.
Intorment private.
The stephen Merritt burial CO.. PAL ct3 West
o2 'ndert1kers eitamer and funeral directors;
prompt service ia, OF night. Telephone "a 18th St.
WOodIawn Cemetery.
Once NJ - T.. - It
woodlawn Station. '2Hn warD Harlem Railroad
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DEFAcIxG SCENERY AND OTHER THINGS.

To the Editor Of The Tribune.
Sir: noticed I'm your editorial column Of Novem-
her editorial entitled "Defacins Scenery In
1t you very properly call attention to the success
OF the owner of property near Utica. y y IN
keeping off the fences and buildings the ugly
looking bills and posters that advertisers con-
tinualy paste along the highway. The article Is
4 timely and sensible one and II occurred to me
that such an article calling attention TO the fact
OF posting all kinds Of bills and signs in streetcars
elevated cars. ferries and stations would meet
with general approval and help to do away with
tn" ugly looking sights that are presented In so
many public places
VIII you not consider the matter from that light
also and call the attention Of the people TO II
through the columns Of your very valuabl" paper?
g. II. HARTSHORN.
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PROGRAMME OF THE SEVENTH ANNUAL REPUB
LICAN CONVENTION IN INDIANAPOLIS

PROGRAMME OF THE SEVENTH ANNUAL REPUB-
LICAN CONVENTION IN INDIANAPOLIS
The seventh annual convention OF the American
Republican College League. which postponed
last May account OF the war is to be held IN
the Century Clue rooms. in indianapolis Ind. on
November II and IS President Arnold l.. Davis
eata bshed his headq uarters at the Denlson a few
for this convention
Reports from the colleges and from department
chairmen indicate that all the larger colleges and
universities N the Middle Western States will Ne
represented Distance seems barrier for iar-
ward. the University of Texas and the University
Of Washington will send delegates. The principal
the revision OF the constitution the consideration Of
plans for strong campaign IN 800 and the cleo
ton OF officers for two years instead OF one year as
heretofore II amendments arc carried
The League has been active during the campaign
lsj closed and student voters have been recognized
a. rarely before I'm the history of this organization
The convention headquarters will he at tn" Den
son. The following programme Will be adhered
TO closely as possible
Thursday. November Ia p. m. opening session:
addresses by Demar r. Hawkins. Syracuse. y. Y.
second president ) a. Perkins. Washington.
National Executive Committeeman: Judge II. y
LeXcl Grand Rapids. Mica; l.. Brent Vaughn, chi
cagO. president 1885, 90 appointment OF committees,
S D. m reception Of delegates by Columbia club
room. addresses 10y Russell NJ. Seeds. Indianapoi~.
secretary Executive Committee National Monetary
Convention. Edward J. Henning Milwaukee WIS.
CAMPAIGN manager. report OF Secretary WurZer.
report OF committees. adoption OF revised constu-
ton y M final session: election Of officers:
lutions and unfinished business. Adjournment.
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DR.. ciRRoLL EXPECTED TO-DAY

he RETURNS WITH IMPORTATION FOR THE COY
EMINENT ABOUT PORTO RICO.
Or r. X Carroll. OF Planleld y. j.. who was
commissioned BY President Mckinley two months
ego TO investigate internal affairs In the island OF
Porto Rico for the Information Of the authorities
ct Washington. Is expected to arrive in New-Iork
to-day on the steamer Caracas.
IN letters received in Plainheld from Or. Carroll
n, states that he has been ftvoraby impressed
With the island and rs population. The Porto
Ricans nave afforded aim every facility IN iheir
povcr 20 secure important Information that he de-
sired The inha btants OF the island seem much
pleased with the change In government All look-
Ing eagerly forward TO the time when American
INSTITUTIONS and customs shall have been estab-
lished there.
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Formal announcement Is made Of the engagement
OF Miss Agnes O'Connor. a daughter Of p O'Connor,
OF 40 8 East Tweifth-st.. to Frederick White
Shepard
Mrs E. Ellery Anderson. OF No. II West Thirty
. ghth-st gave dinner party on Saturday evening
In honor OF her guest Miss Emily Petit. daughter
Of the late John Jules Petit. Whose engagement to
Thc other guests At the board were Mr. and MIS-. /.
Chauncey Anderson. Nj. and Mrs william Edgar
Shepherd. Miss Augusta Mckim Davies, Misc
Dorothy Scnienelin. Miss De Ruvter. Louis Mans
neld ogden who IS engaged to Miss Davies; Henry
James Anderson and Mr.. Crosby. Miss Petts
nance The wedding OF the young couple, will not
holidays.
The enlightenment IS announced - Miss Anita
Hetaerington Haggerty to Robert Lee Morrcl
Owing to recent hereavements In both families the
marriage. which VIII take place in short time,
Will be quiet one.
The marriage Of Miss Virginia Cary. daughter
Of Major George ". Cary to William HAYES Fogg
Cary VII ,ake place in 81 Thomass Church. Fifth
ave and Fitty-Jhrd-st. In January
daughter OF the late Carlisle II Weeks. TO Man
rico Bernard Fuller. 4 of Major Fuller. Of Put
nam Conn. VII take place In An Angels. Church.
this city on Tuesday evening. November %
The wedding o. Miss Elizabeth Lee Ernst daugh-
tam Morton Grim Ell. Of this city. Is announced 20
take place on Thursday. December 3 at the home
81 the brides father. No. ls23 Connecucut-ave..
Washington
Manchester y. II Nov. 13.-Commandcr Charles
H. Rockwell I. 5. y. commanding the naval sta
ana c. Butler at noon yesterday by the Rev Dr.
T. B Pratt.
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A REMARKABLE METEOR.

.ro the Editor Of The Tribune
Sir. / wish 20 tell you "f " feH"Ih' "'tro'
that saw last evening about 'lS . eiock- Inc
s.,, haa h.en dow. long enough for a little twi-
hight bat not long enough for any stars to be
visible excepting possibly the planet Venus which
would have been shut out from me by the trees.
The meteor brilliant 81 hrSt fo"ld as " o'.''
,,..,.,tiv leaving 9 tIaE which seemed 10 quickly
,.o,,,. , uari OF lis melting self. pTObabl
rfteer degrees long. lis velocity was great ana
n gave OF large. brilliant sparks. as large AZ
Venus ami innnit Is brighter. which Increased ~
i.c sparks that linge cd floating sevGa! secoH3s-
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Mr. r4HDERBILTS PENNSYLrlNH rR'P.

In a dispatch published yesterday from Htrouds-
burg Penn. describing a Visit paid by cornelius
Vanderbilt aid some friends 20 Monroe County Oh
Saturday IT was inferred that the purpose OF Nj
V1rdcyblf's visit was connected with q scheme 10
tunnel the POcOnO Mountains means ol sH"I ,
4nt,te ,he ,ra,clliug time between Buhalo and
New-York The idea OF this tunnel mas lohS ueen
discussed by railroad engineers. ana th' l..n -
said 10 be perfectly feasible. Such a tui!he, MvlI
shorten the Delaware. Lackawanna ana W estrlh
roufe 10 Buffalo by about forty miles. Chauhcc5
NJ Depew said 10 Tribune reporter yTstetuuE
however that Nj Nanderbilts trip mo feliisali
v.ria had no concern whatever with the tuIlh'l
scheme lie added that Mr. Vandsrbilt Nsit w.
purely A social one and had nothihs " ~ Wv"
rally oad
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MISS GorLD pRlISED IRON THE Pulpit

The Rev. c. J. Young pastor Of the Church Of
the Puritans. at No. II West One-hundred-and-
thirtieth-st I'm his sermon last night on 'PharaOh's
Daughter Then and Now" said: IF there Is one
woman In this city who Is true Kings Daush-
ter she Is Helen Gould No name VIII have bright
lustre Will be more respected by future gen
erations than hers No one has done more In the
cause Of humanity IN recent times. no one Is more
deserving Of the gratitude Of a nation
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THE WEATHER REPORT.

YESTERDAYS RECORD AND TO DAYS FORECAST
Washington Nov. l3-rhe area Of low barometer which
e,tcnled saturday night from Minnesota Texas has
moved eastward ard this evening country
Of Mississippi This movement has been attended by
general eoldiness ami the Mississippi Valley
20 the Ataniic Coast West OF the Mississippi fair
weather has prevailed During Monday rain will be fol
loved for AtAntl, districts. by clearing weather
and fair weather 1u prevail central valleys the
lake regions generally hroughout the Wcstern states
Fair weather is Indicated Tuesday In all districts east
70, IA. Mississippi No marked changes IN TEN
p.ratur, ar indicated for the next Two days.
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1t grew brighter during its career. lighting up
the landscape k, a lingering fash OF lightning;
II came from the northwest. about midway De
tween Vega and Benatnasch. In the Great fear
Its direction southwest. and II descended AT
about angle of severty-hve degrees. II was
smoke throughout its path which remained -four
minutes after 1t was extnguished floating east.
ward like "A thin white cloud brightened az nfst
by the rays OF the sun. taking the shape OF
an elongated letter S. which shape II retained llii
the lower loop melted away leaving the upper oic
more slowly TO dissolve still az great nsgNs III
the air ELBERT CLEMENT
AndoVer y j. Nov. >. 1898.
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OBITi AIRY.
CORNELIUS /. BLAvvELT.

Hackensack y H. NOV 70 (SpecaD cornelius l.
Blauvclt. seven; v-four years old. died last night
He was at one time in the drug business in New
York city in the firm OF Hall & Blauvelt. and was
for time IN the Custom House. and for three wears
VS. clerk OF the Bergen County Board OF Chosen
Freeholders Before he Civil War he was a cap
tain I'm the Sth Now York washington Greys) and
was subsequently chief of STAFF for General j. "
Vivian with the rank OF Northumberland lie
was "A Republican, aud for a quarter 81 a century
took a conspicuous part In Bergen County politics.
hut never ran for office. one OF his daughters =
the wife OF iDr Carr. ~ New-York CITY. He VIII
be buried Tuesday afternoon. The services Will
be held al his house.
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AS TO COLLEGE HAZING.

To the Editor Of The Tribune
Sir The account which has just been published
of fight between the sophs and the freshmen at
Columbia stimulates to propose the only cure
which I'm nv view can ever be effective for this
shameful barbarity TIE colleges which will make
II known that they desire only gentlemen IN their
classes and that they Will promptly expe any
and al OF those WIN guilty Of hazing in any
OF It's forms. or of any riotous conduct Whatever
who for similar reasons have been expelled from
other colleges. wiz. IN my opinion. command the
respect OF ali right thinking people and win 10
10 break up these practices than by all other
means combined J. IA. HOBART BC re E.
New York. Nov. H. 1895.
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Gp.einl Notice..
Tribune Term. to Vail subscribers.

Daily SO a year PEI Month.
Daly without sunday IS a YEAR 20 cents per month
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Hornellsvllle, n. Y. Nov. Y. 1898.
YET ANOTHER WAY.

To the Editor Of The Tribune
Sir: II p!aywriter is 4 playwright why may not
a typewriter be a tvpcwrlght?
4 PUZZLED STUDENT OF ENGLISH
New-YOrk Nov. II. 1898
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For New England and Eastern Ne~-YorA rain Monday
fair and cooler Tuesday. fresh brisk westerly winds
For the District # Columbia. Eastern Pennsylvania.
New Jersey Delaware. Maryland and Virginia rain fol
by Monday fair and cooler Tuesday fresh
ID lrisk southwest fo n~-t winif
For West virginia fair Monday and Tuesday west
ers Nnds.
For Western New York and Western renns, Is anis
cooler MONDAY. far TUESDAY. brisk westerly winds
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NONE SO SATISFACTORY AS THE TRIBUNE

To the Editor OF The Tribune.
Sir: Having read editorial in to-days Trib-
une-"As to Fakes want TO say that tho po-
sions you assume in reference to the policy Of The
Tribune are admirable 1t is because The Tribune
is true to ,hem that | prize /; 50 highly. The
intelligent pubc-th" clergy, teachers, lawyers,
ctc.-desre paper that gives all the important
news and give. IL IN reliable way. find no
paper that does this sntisfacl orily ~ does ne
Tribune. ID. +. BONNER
Florida y Y. Nov. !. ls9S
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JEFFERSON Not WELL ENOUGH TO PLAY

Joseph j. Hcrson's physician has Informed the
manager Of tho Fifth Avenue Theatre that Mr.. JET
ferson's condit.o on will not permit his appearing al
that theatre this week Mr.. Jefferson who mas
sick for week more was 10 reopcn me
Tif,h Avenue Theatre this evening with RIP Van
KsgrE
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BAKl.G. Sua I,l', ,lra3y. November - AZ hs res.
drnce. Mansion n a.r Winfield SCOTT Baker. aged :"
}rtr-
Funeral services - me home q his uncle u NJ Baker
~ 10. -. Iahn's Plic. .klNn. Monday evening
Nol eu1fer ~ - 90 o'clock
In ,ciuent Hy Mass
Kindly oait r,"ers.
CORNELL suddenly. saturday November L. 'o''p"
cornell. IN his G'd year -, o. va,
Fruor. his late residence 40 ." ''N''
4Dth-st. Monday. November ~ az 3 p n
Interment AT Kingston. y. Y. November 10
d. BOIS-At Lakewood y. J. on FRIDAY Tue i' IN -
John Law pu the Jsai year OF ~ aeS' 'S -
the late Or. Henry A Du Bots. o, New =, .,,.nd
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited 20 aSni
the funeral services al the Jay Seme'ers' d NV va
.u ,s.v, ,;f.nd Central Depot for Harrison a. 2o2
81 n n, ru,ura.u. - s.r.ss " Ssg.York a. IL
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

Il this diagram the continuous whlt- Inc thuAa
changer pressure indicated The rrbunss self
recording Tho dotted line shows the tempers
: recorded IL Perry'- Pharmacy.
Tribune once So, ~ ! a.. m.-rho weather yestcr
day cloudy with light rain IN she evening. The
between 2" and 81 degrees the
as degrees being ~ degrees higher than that OF
SATURDAY. and - degrees higher than that OF thu
fesgpniing faN ~ lat
lne ssAthsT 10 5-s ~I rainy, eseomns fAiI and
cS-.ss
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should no reed DAILY by all Interested. as changes
oesn as r sniE N: .29i pd 10 d ,Sss
w coss Vromp ~ al Nss ,os, orc hour earlier than
closing shoRn below
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.
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Saly t,a s' and Witt sar steamers weines
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Aer re co,Hs 2, the luprrptn'as mails re oPened
On The riers of the American. Eassh French and Ger
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utes OF the hour 90 SAILING "i steamer
MAILS FOR SOUTH AID CENTRAL AMERICA. WEST
INDIES. Etc
MoNDAY-M 3 p m FOR costa Kco. Belize Puerto Cor,
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Yucaian f7r other part. Of Mckee ard ~ cuba
ira es G rer rrin WIEN de,,crs far yeneruell ~
raja1. trinidad. British ard un,ch Guiana must b. IL
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mus ba directed per Ga.rm'nA At ~ a. IN SUPPLE
also sa'ani.s ard 'artsseRa va S.,s , ps,
from North sydney
MAJ, fr Newfoundland. by raj Halifax. and theme.
"a .,e,ner close Il this ollce daily 80 p m.
VI Or Nasi'4 this s o E 70 at SO tf mem me- MAJ.
for 'aba dose la' me- sy at = r. r,5 M 70,
r%ai nr, TAMPA va Mails ior Mexico erland
nn' ,s. ancc daiy a. $50 a. M ana 23o faest,
tered mai closes al . D. M. previous ia'.
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70 y M Mails TO- emma ani Japan. per b. p oSrmo,
s Gs . r. m Mails for TIE Soe'e,y Islands per SIP
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Mr. DEPEW DENIES / REALTY TiLE

report was circulated Saturday that the
Vanderbilt interests had secured. would secure,
the Park-ave. end Of the old site of Columbia COL
lege in order to extend the freight yards Of the
Grand Central Station. Chauncey VI. Depew said
last night that the railroad system Of which h
* chairman had not bought any ~ the site The
whole OF the ground had been bought and would
be retained by Dr. White Of the Berkeley School.
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Millions OF bottles OF a remarkable Lung and
Throat cure At first prescribed by noted phys.-
elan have been sod under the name OF Jayne's
ExpectOrant -
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New-York, Nov. l., 1888.
TIE TRIBUNEs ACCOUNT OF THE PEOPLES
PALACE

To the Editor OF The Tribune
Sir. II, the name OF the Board Of Managers OF the
plo,lc.s Palace Of Jersey city. thank you for the
,,raubic. truthful and interesting account Of our
palace work in your illustrated Supplement 81 no.
,.r = Tho pictures are large and hne. We are
'n',,'t delighted and feel Ike returning thanks.
~, ak-n Tho Tribune f,r twenty years and pro-
No.. 10 take a. twenty more. ,,,.,,
PyI,,.N, ,,itv nov = lsa, JOHN l.. SCI ODER
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DIEI).

It Is thc ony ale that always pours out IN the same
perfect brilliant, sparkling and happy, with
A ff0th cream.
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linton Theological seminar.

Pt.BfIt LEcrI RES UY
PROF KARL BJ ODE d ID or 1 bISn5ecS II ~ n.
Northern tingdom. M1nlav. Nosemba IAN. 80 T. NJ
V similar Conflict the southern Nned M Neinesiay
N,,.,n,l.r 100 4l p ~ VI 'udlh4 collapse and INC
BASIS II rs .sc-e-ta sh:n.n Friday. NOV iSt' 40
l. NJ
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INCIDENTS " SOCIETY.

Formal announcement is made Of the engagement
OF Miss Agnes O'Connor a daughter Of p O'Connor.
OF NO East Twcifth-st.. to Frederick White
Shepard
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lSh0ud 10 rcd DAILY BY All Interested as chanss'
may tin"i ,eos
tot.cn mails for ,se u4ei ending \oVemner IL: ls,s
WIN closc promptly all ca.es) 30 the General fs In
"a llove Parcels Malls close one hour earlier thsn
closing tmc shoAu below
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-14

Manchester. y. II. Nov. 13.-Commandcr Charles
H. Rockwell L. s y. commanding the naval sta
ton al Port Royal. s. c.. married t. Mrs Mari
ana C. Butler at noon yesterday by the Rev. Or.
Y II Pratt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-14

The marriage Of Miss Virginia carr. daughter
OF Major George W Cary. to William HAYES Fogg
Cary VII iake place In -. ThomaS's Church. Fifth
ave and Fifty third-st.. I'm January.