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FOR RENT AND SALE.

EoR sALI-A PAnM go acres, In Prime.
II GecrssS ecanfy, Maryia six miles from
Ws.hingtca. and enc and hAlf miles from the
too aiirosA. rhere Is on the preIerty DveIlas
hous-, n perfect repair, con ta,nns ten rooms;
ehsrd Of escsiiept fruit, The easn Is under socd
$50, AIp'y TO- Mr., nxAMNs nesr Oh.
B.nh ing House, Wsshinston city. fehs I'm
E0H SALE Or RRHf.!ss s,,s,nt CoUsrRI
u SEAT receetly occupied By y. d. Gilman. on
Boundary ssrect. At tn. hssd OF n street e..t I'd
scmsst subprbAn residences in the District Apply
A. Il. SHRPHERD. Gle Penn avenue. mh33
IGOR RENT-Tne large DWELLING HOUSE.
Il HsI Peunsyivania avenue. rix doors est q the
National Hotel; wide staircases aud passages;
Q locality for . lawyer physcisn.
rRANCK TAILOR.
ms sss Indiana svenus
EOR RENT-sute OF ROOMS, parlor door; tur-
nished elI q street north jEn
EeR REhT-Hewiy Furnished, . suit Q; PAR
LORS; one furnished sleeping rsopn, and com
municaaine With bet broom and vsser closet: coz
fnisnt % departments and principa, hotels: suits-
Ole for Mcmker-private family. Address or Apply
20 Dr. b. D. D01D, northeast corner 18th and
streets. mol II
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Markets To-day.

BALTIMORE, Feb. 26.-virginia 6's. consol.
idated, 90; North Carolina's, old, 34H; others
unchanged.
BALTIMORE, Feb. e6.-Cotton dull and weak;
low middlines, %. Flour quiet but firm, and
prices unchanged. Wheat active and firm;
choice white, 90aSl .o4; others unchanged White
southern corn active, 65a67c.; yellow southern
dropping, 62as5c; mixed western and yellow
dull, 65a67c. Oats quiet, 52a57. Rye quiet,
soaSl. Pork steady, eH.50. Bulk meats steady;
shoulders, 5ka5x; rib sides, 7a91, loose; one
fourth more packed BacOn-shOulders, 6A;
rib sides, IL; clear rib sides, sas1; hams 1sail.
steady and du and no@
inal, 90.
NEW YORK, Feb. 26.-Stocks irmer, and a
quarter better than at the opening. Govern
ments dull and steady. Gold steady, 10s.
Money firm, Z. Virginia6's, SOY; new, 81. North
Cardinals, 34A; new, IN. Exchange, long, sk;
short, 10k.
NEW YORK, Feb. 26.-Fiour dull and un-
changed. Wheat quiet. Corn firm.
LONDON, Feb rs, 1:30 a. m.-American secu.
rites quiet and steady.
PARIS, Feb. 26.-Rentes Sc francs, 60 CEN
times.
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OF p ATETrEfNTI3N 1.-THE 7T%. Seesrs and
of are requested to attend spec ial meeting
ILLS kvzElNG. at ocieeh for the purpose q
Brother knight. GEORGE w. RosE. Also, to be
present Ut the Hall to morrow at / clock D. m in
DARK clothing. The members Of sister Lodges ara
fraternsllJ invited 20 attend: By order Of the VIC
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n~I. o. o. F.-OENTRAL LODGE, No Ia
~ special m Getting will be held THIS EVEN
ING, at ~ O'Clock, TO make arrangements for the
funeral Of Brother GEORGE w. ROsE. Funeral 10
IL r. o. LORD, JR.,R.s.
hFMASONIC.-A resumed assembly of LAFAY.
Wy k1TE COUNCIL Of select Roy al and q
super Excellent Masters. will be held in tn w
CHAPTER hsp Chamber 3 T.s on JHEsDAYEvENIHG,~
Work: super Excellent Masters Degree
By order Of the Council:
1t JOHN EDWIN MASON, Recorder.
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rs sCHo1h AT sREEDnHMS

n~ NURSES SCHOOL AT yRkrnrrnn
u HOSPITAL.
The course Of Lectures viii commence March Z.
M, and viii continue for three month";
Full and practical instructions win be given unon
ell the dutiee Of the monthly nurse, including t6e
proper care Of infants.
The Lying in wards Of the hospital, under the
charge 81 Of ths Instructors. win Afford oDportu
nifty feC illustrations Of the subjects taught.
IrOt.s.sr ROBfRf kHYBgRN, 9. D., ,Hs, CAB J
fsoee.sos JOS. TAeRR yOHEeON, II. D., No.
Sss kew York avenue, physician Of the Lying In
wards, or 81 the hospital. jAnS- nm
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"a SPECIAL NOTICE. |
SIX PER CENT. INTEREST
THE IREEDMAN's SAVINGS AND Trust
CoNP1NY

All deposits Of ave donars or more msAe with this
company on or before Feb nary next viii draV
PES CENT interest from that dnte = Ana J.Iv
and January in each year
foun PER CENT. paid On current business AZ
counts. Call and get COPY Of the rulea isr0 :,
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

S4,VVV n. CkRTsI, Jr., Attorney 81 Bar,
bours Law Building, $50 La. ave. febss- eotf
A RARh CHAkCE FOB Any ONE THAT
ufaciuring to order Boots and sho ., No a33 Poem
and recently by 1hcmas n. Brashears. This house
commands the beet boot trade in this city. IL has
hrst class of Customers and ell the iencss
belonging TO the trade. with the advantage Of the
Patent Plumer Last, the best hitting last that eaa
be used. Will be sold on easy terms and for
rent. Apply on the premises, No. s33 Psnnsylv .nia
avenue, between I'd and Sd streets. f1s 20
ROOK AND Music 81 ORE FOR - "a .AP
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"THE ATTENTION Of those using apv Of
S the poisonous compounds advertised a. Re-
storaves, REVIEWERS, &c, for the Hair is called fs
I "a, he great advantages that NATrANS' CRYSTAL
DISCO Ek1 possesses over all these vile mi res
flrst II IL entirely free from all poisopous snh-
Stances and can therefore be used with safety n
does not stain finger nails the finest fabric II IL
positive ely the cleanest article in use Its u.a me-
duces cooling and pleasant sensation. In freq uent
" .tops hsadachs and falling Of the hair. It always
will restore the color and growth Of the hair nosi
lively in from three to ten days. Call for it and
Depot corner ID and ID streets NJ w
feb2f Arthur NATTANS prour;a,or I
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FOR SALE.

LOB sALE-rHREE CYLINDER BOILERS.
y zfeet dis meter, 30 feet long. Apyly TO JAMES
n. LEV IN Is at PheHix Planning Mill, Ohio avenue
ana I'm street f52t
E.R SALE-STOCK, GOOD Will and FIX
Z TUBES OF one OF the best paying provision
stores In The city; the store is neatly fitted 10 with
marble counters and shelving to correspond; also
an Ice box capable Of hanging up three cattle will
Inquire at 43c 9Th street northwest fe4
I UMBLR YARD FOB SALE.
Tbs STOCK &C; of the Lumber Yard, corner 9TH
ana streets N. w, viii be sold at q reasonable
price The location is of the best in this city for
me lumber business. satisfs Glory reasons for sell
ing viii oe given by present proprietor. Apply On
lust ARRIVED FROM OHIO-Twenty Young
" HORS Sc, suitable for any Kind of work n
Also, one pair OF fine, lish bay MARES, IN
s 81 years old and one pair Of heavy DRAFTNN
III Ahhc, with fold. six years old.
YATES HOPKINS, Sale Stables
IebZS-eo2w Oh ST., bet. and U, s. w
kNOR sALE-At the stable of " g. Hazel I6s
very fine HORe rs for riding r driving Dur. IN
RSses, VIII be sold at reasonable prices GA
Iney are all young and sound, and warranted TO
9rISe Wen. Qne extra saddle Horse among the num-
bel, and one hne Stallion of Revenue stock f226tr
LOB sALE-A good FAMILY HORSE, years
l. old, bright bay color. medium size, n
sound and gentle. Suitable for q physician IN
OF lady to drive, as he does not brighten, GA
ana stands without being tied. Inquire at POPE'S
Livery Stable, 4 street, Lear street cars, NAVY
isfd. fsbl4tf
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H HOWARD UNIVERSITY.

~LAW DEPARTMENT
@ HOWARD UNIVERSITY
SICOND ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT
TUESDAY EVENING, February q, at o'clock
FIRST CONGREGAtffffoNAL CHURcH
f2i-N Corner 10Th and G SITS Washington, ID O.
TWAS A LARGE NUMBER OF CLAIMS
49, against the late Corporations Of Washing
pni ueofseiow and the Levy Court still remain in
the hands Of the Committee of Indebtedness nar
IONS oTniEg the same will please call at committee
70. m, Legisatiye Hall before March I, l572, be-
III. y. A. BOSWELL,
nc H-et Chairman of Committee,
0TI o.. o. F.-GRAND ENGAGEMENT.
QS Members of Lodges and Encampments are
reqnesied to meet At the 7th street hall on Tues.
DAY EVENING, 9th inst. at O'Clock prepsra.
tory TO pay ing fraternal visit Ridgely Enc ann.
meht " here int resting exercises i'll take place
consisting OF eel ect readings, short adiresses and
f242 j. DONALDSON, Chairman oor,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-07-08

DEDICATION OF THE FoUNTAIN.-The
children and all connected with the
Sunday School at the Fourth Street
Methodist Church enjoyed very happy
time yesterday afternoon at the formal
opening of the fountain which hiss been
placed in the room. 1t stands near the
centre of the room, and is surrounded
by a cast-iron basin about Elk feet in
diameter, the surface being about two
feet from the floor. The stem support
ing the jet has two smaller basins, and
the water flows through rose jet that
il half concealed in q beautiful water
lily with branching leaves. The basins
were very tastefully ornamentea with
pebbles, shells and flowers, and as the
sparkling water fell ia myriads of tiny
drops, enveloping the whole structure
in q cool and refreshing shower. every
one present felt that the fourtain was a
success.
The room was deusely crowded by
the children and their parents. Rev.
DR.. Westwood presided over the exer-
cises, Rev. Howell offered prayer. the
children sang several appropriate
hymns very sweetly, and brief addresses
were delivered by Revs. Fisher and
Richmond.
The whole affair passed OF very
pleasantly and delighted all who were
in attendance. The officers and friends
of the Sunday School deserve much
credit for the good taste and liberslity
they have shown in providing this new
means of rendering the school attractive
to and pleasant for the little folks.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-07-08

We are pleased to inform our readers
that Messrs. Ensheimer g. Blum will
commence this morning their closing
out sale Of Summer Dry Goods, which
they are determined to sell without
regard to former prices or cost. Here
is an opportunity now for all who wish
to supply their present demands in light
summer wear, at about one-half the
usual cost. Their stock is large and
select, consisting OF all kinds of Dry
Goods useful to housekeepers, besides
they offer a great variety of remnants,
to which they call particular attention.
In fact, this house is so popular in the
trade and known as the cheapest Dry
Goods dealers in our city, that we feel
assured the above announcement will
draw to their store much larger crowd
of lady purchasers than they generally
have, particularly on this occasion.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-07-08

TIE AMERICAN PIANO TRADE.-The
rapid growth Of the manufacture OF
pianos in the United States is marvel
alike to those who study the industrial
resources of our own country, and those
European makers who once nearly
mouopolized the piano trade Of America.
Now the reverse is tbe,case; instead OF
being large importers, we are large
exporters of pianos, and since the Paris
Univeral Exposition Of 1867, the fame
Of American pianos, especially those Of
Steinway & Sons make, has spread
throughout the length and breadth oil
Europe, and large numbers OF Stein
way Grand and Upright Pianos are
now annually sold in Berlin, Stock
holm, Madrid, Paris, Odessa and other
Eurorean musical centres. These ia
nous Steinway Pianos are for sale in
this city at V. Hardings, IO9 Market
street.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-07-08

TRANSFERS OF REAL EsTATE.-The
following are the transfers of real estate
left at the Recorders office during the
week ending Friday, July 5, 1872:
John H. Moyston ct al. to Mary
Lizzie Moyston, May 7, part OF lot No
5 in square No. Is, and lot No. 6 in
square No. 81, Caldwells addition, fol
$1,000.
John A. Holiday and wife to james
L. Holiday. June 20, part OF lot No. 81
corner of First and Main street, Centre
Wheeling, for $1,000.
James Bodley and wife to John Holt
July l, part OF lot No. 35, Lindsey street
East Wheeling, for S3335
s. Brady and J. L. Hobbs, executors
to Mary Y. Merritt, July |, lot No. j.
in square No. 10. lot No 10 in square
No. 10, lot No. 26 in division Fl and
parts OF lots Nos IS and 60 in division
F, Caldwelrs addition. for s..
John P. Grlchrist and wife to Ised or
Bowman, June 90, lot No. "A in square
No 8, j. P. Gilchrist's addition, FOL
$1,000.
John P. Gilchrist and wife to Valen,
tine Auth, June 90, lot No. % in square
No. s, Gilchrist's addition, for $1,000.
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RKpuBr1oas PnnIHr Mrxrnas.-

RKpUBrrcAN PRmAkY MKxrNas.-
The Republicans held their primary
meetings in the different city townships,
on Saturday night and in the country
townships, on Saturday afternoon, Pur"
suant to the call OF their County Execu-
tive Committee. The meetings were
not very large. very little interest being
taken in the result seemingly. A
rumor prevailed during the day that
no Greeley Republican would be per
mitted to take part in the primaries or
10 the County Convention. which is To
to be held in the Court House at IL
o'clock this morning. We give below
the names of the delegates from the diff
ferert townships as far as we were
able to obtain them:
Washington 7oUnship.-Caleb sylv's
Adam Elig, Joseph Sage. .
Madison 1oaonship.-J. u. Maxwell
Conrad Kirbach, C. j. Rawling, F. C.
Myers, T. Il. Logan.
Clay To,0nship.-E. W. Paxton, John
Mills, John Clator
Union Township.-Wm. Ramp. J. A.
Duuning, Jacob Morris, John Oester-
ling, L. E. Hanson, Nelson Whitaker
Ed. Clator, Jas. Launder.
Webster To,Onship-David Able, Thos'
Thomas, R. W. Mcclellan, T. H. Hig-
gins, S. NJ. Wbiteside.
Centre Township.-Julius Debold,
VIM. Campbell. H. Keorner, T. H.
Moffat, J. C. Nuzum.
Richie Townships. L. Brice, Joseph
R. Wolf, Ado.ph Fritz.
7riadelDhia Township.-E. Atkinson,
S. Hopkins, w. C. Stewart.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-07-08

STATE HOUSE ITEMs.-The following
are the appointments Of notaries and
commissioners lately made by Gov
ernor Jacob:
B. B. Dovenor, Ohio county; resi-
dence, Wheeling; William 7. Bays
Putnam; residence. Winfield; William
II. Harvey, Cabell; residence, Hunt
ington, to be notaries public.
Samuel L. Taylor has been appointed
Commissioner of Deeds for the State OIL
West Virginia, in Pennsylvania. Res.
idence 10 Philadelphia.
A certificate Of Incorporation has
been issued to the Kanawha Valley
Agricultural Society, with privilege Of
capital OF $4,000. Incorporators-J.
B. Walker, J. L. Carr, B. H. Smith,
w. A. Quarter, 7. B. Swami and B.
w. Byrne.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-07-08

HEARD AT LAsT.-The case Of Mrs
NJ. Gregg agains. Frederick Wurster
and Charlotte, his spouse, for assault,
has been set for hearing before Squire
Johnston a dozen times in as many
weeks, but has been put off now for one
cause and now for another, until we
began to think it would not be dis.
posed of until Gabrl blew his horn. Ii
was heard though on Saturday last, aud
resulted in the Wursters being worsted
TheJ gave bail in the sum OF 500 each
for their appearance before the Circuit
Court.
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Headache, Constipation, CostiveneSs, lndi-
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Constipation, Inward Piles, Fullness OF
the blood in the Head, Acldity OF the
Stomach, Nausea, Heartburn, Disgust oil
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Sour Eructations, linking or Fluttering nj
the Pit OF the Stomach, swimming OF the
Head, Hurried and Difficult Breathing,
Fluttering at the Heart, Choking or Sufio-
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Dimness OF Vision, Dots or Webs before the
Sight Fever and Dull Pain I'm the Head
Deficiency OF PeSpiration, Iellowness OF
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Limbs, and sudden Flushes OF Heat, Burn
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K few doses OF Railways Pills will tree
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READ FALSE AND TRUE" Send one
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Warren street, corner OF Church street, New
York. Information worth thousands will
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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-07-08

rBURaLARs GABoUE-There are bur-
glars about, and it behosves our citizens
to see that their doors and windows are
securely fastened and their pistols
loaded and ready for an emergency
On Sunday morning, at an early hour
the boarding house Of D. w. GIBSON
corner of Market and Quincy streets,
was entered by burglars, who took from
q room occupied by two young men,
about $500, and got away undiscovered.
An elderly lady belonging to the family
SAYS she heard some one moving about
the house between three and four clock
yesterday morning, but paid very little
attention to it. .-, ,-.... .-
On Saturday night or yesterday
morning the pork house of Handlau,
Jordan & Co. was broken into and six
hams stolen. Entrance was obtained
by forcing the iron gratings apart, leav-
ing an opening large enough for per-
son to crawl through to the cellar, and
trap door in the lower floor was
opened. There were several heavy
weights on the door, and it must have
been raised by more than one
person. This burglary aud that
of Julius Lohse, on Thursday morn
ing, would indicate that the oper.
ators are amateurs, and Of home pro-
duction. Professional burglars do not
risk capture for the fun OF breaking
into places to steal cigars, whisky and
meat. Your professionals steal money
or goods Of great value and small COM
pass and buys such other articles as
he may need. We think a clue has
been found to the rogues.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-07-08

To LUMBERMEN, CARPENTERS AND BUILD
ERs.-H. S. White, Of Bolton, w. Va,
has two saw mills now 10 operation and
is prepared to furnish all the kinds Of
lumber cut from timber in that region
and can fill orders promptly. He is
also prepared 10 saw to order unusual
lengths of either lumber or timber, and
calls the attention of builders particu
lsrly to this fact. His prices are as
reasonable as those of any other manu-
facturer of lumber in that section, and
will be found lower than those charged
for lumber Of the same grade cut in
mills more remote from this market
Orders respectfully solicited.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-07-08

HANpsoMs ORGANs.-Nowhere have
we ever seen finer finished or more
elegant Organs than the Eureka Gran
and Eureka Concerto Organs, at the
store of our friend w. 81. Sheib,
Monroe street. Every one DESTROYS OF
having the magnificent tones Of these
superb instruments should call at
Sheia's, and our word for it the music
inside and the beauty outside will capt..
vate others a. we have been, and those
wanting to purchase will find Sheib's
terms extremely liberal, either on the
renting plan or otherwise. The success
OF the Eureka Organs is most astonish.
ing. Everybody likes them.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-07-08

TIE ACNE MowER.-This machine is
becoming more popular every day.
Testimonials from all over the country
are being received as to it's merits
Read the following:
RAvENswsoD, w. Va, July2.
Acme MoVsr Company:
In regard to getting up an exhibition
Of the Acme" l will say, that every
machine that has been set up il
an exhibition in itself, numbers
of persons having gone to see
them operate. There is not one
person to whom we have sold the
Acme" but is we'll pleased. If you
want any testimonials as to its good
qualities you can get them from any OF
all we have sold TO.
Respectfully, ADAMS d GREEN.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-07-08

The FUNERAL OF, JAMES AIREs.-
The funeral Of James Aires, killed on
Thursday last, while attempting to get
on moving train of cars, was very
largely attended yesterday by the mem.
bers of the American Mechanics, of
the Junior branch of which he was q
member, and . vast number Of sorrow
ing and sympathiziug friends. Both
branches Of American Mechanics
turned out making . very fiue display.
The funeral services we're conducted by
Rev. Mr.. Ryan. Of the Chapline Street
N. E Church, Of which congregation
the deeeas<d ~ass member.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-07-08

MAKING THREArs.-On Saturday Mrs.
Amelia Schneider was arrested and
taken before Squire Schultz on com.
plant Of Jacob Rompf, for threatening
him with personal violence. This is
but the continuation of a quarrel that
has long existed between the houses Of
Rompf and Schneider. The justice
fined Mrs. s. S. and costs and required
her to give bond in the sum Of $50 to
keep the peace and be Of good behavior
for the term Of one year. Rompf says,
Dots q goot choke on Schneider"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-07-08

Police CouRr.-The effects OF too
much Fourth or July were visible in
the number of cases before the Police
Court on Saturday, there being seven
cases for adjustment.
Patrick Reid was arrested on. Friday
night about II O'Clock, raging, ripping
ranting and roaring, threatening and
protesting himself able to clean out
everything and everybody in Bessie q
Laramie's saloon. He was fined u
and costs for his foolishnssa y!
Owen Couery has, been there before
and, knowing how it is himself should
have known better than to whip nli
wife and children and disturb the neigh
borhood. Owney was arrested on Fin
day night, by officer Tracey He was
fined $40 and costs.
jacob Watson. jr., Liant Woods,
Townsend Adams, and Sherrard
Knowles got into . fight at Tommy
Owens bottling cellar, on John street
on the Fourth Of July. The figh'
seems to have been . free one, everyone
being able to get in who desired to
1t was decided by Judge Good that the
extent of the row was due more to
Watson's efforts in that direction than
to the endeavors Of any Of the rest,
and he was fined $40 and costs. The
others were fined s. and costs.
Gregory Warner had a hearing on
Thursday, on u charge of selling liquor
on Sunday. The Judge reserved his
decision until Saturday, when he as
sessed a fine of SO aud costs on Mr.
Warner.