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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-03-16
@icAGo.

CHICAGO. March Is = Flour - I'm.
changed. Wheat--In good demand and
prices a shade higher; No. 2 Chicaso o
sprinz 81 Ol6fl OH cash; 81 C0.tsl Il
seller ApriI; 81 O5i bid seller May; No.
3 s9IS9l!c; rejected ia SIC. Corr
Steady and in good demand at 3sls 39Ic
cash: 3slc seller April; i2ic seller May;
a. seller July. Osu-Activc and .
shade higher at ?9iG3l!c cash; 2s!e
seller April; SIC seller May. Rye aod
Bal y-stesdy and unchanged. Whisky
-stesdy and unchanged st 81 o.
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Conspiracy to Defrsud the Government
Ct. LouIs, March l5.-UDited States
special agent p. ID. Tyrrell, arrested bere
to-day Robert l.. Lntssy, q well known
lawyer and investigator Of titles, on the
charge OF conspiracy to defrsnd the
Government out OF lands BY entering
false deeds under fraudulent titles
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ToLsDo, Mach i5.-Wbest--Firm,
closing easy; No. 2 red Wabash slot,
81 O6i; s~i!er April 81 03: seller Asy
n O9i: SELLER Jsiy 81 o.; No 9 rd
Wabash, 81 o2l; rejected s2ic; No.
miIed 81 oii. Corn-s.esdy; hi,i
mixed 55}c; No. 2 spot 46c; sea'e'
April 44ic; seller Nay Aic; No:
White 4sic. 0ats-stesdy; No. . s5ae
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ew Orisans

Sxw OgLElSs, March .5.-Cofee-
In fair demand and firm; Rio czrgoer,
ordinary to good loi@l3ic. suan-
Quiet and seik inferior 10 good eon
mon 5,S6,c; common 10 good con-
mon 6ia6:c; yellow clarified S9s'~.
Nolasses-s,eady; common ZIa2s
centrifugal 2osS7c; fair S3s SIC: prin e
10 choice JG657c: frosted 2ots5jc cs'
tern bottom 35ta4sc: fermented 2'Cey c.
Rice-E,.ier; louisiana ordinary 70
choice i,a8;e.
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PRODUCE.
n sw York.

sYo ,slc.. tonercd. :Er.-dlyIdend
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pttnburzh.

PfrrsBuRGH, March ij.-Petroleum-
Dull; crude easy; Uaitnd certificates
S4jc; refined S!c Tor Philsdelphis de-
livery.
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duced to the various officers who had not
retired, but he could not be persuaded to
drink anything himself and in
the early morning he disappeared.
The identity the strange visitor and his
appearance in that less than halfciyilized
region were thereafter a matter of camp
fire gossip and the general conclusion was
that he was a detective, probably in the
government employ. The fact that sew
eral heavy robberies had been com
mitted in the southwest short time
previous gave color to these surmises, but
the man was nearly forgotten, when he APP
peared two or three months atterward,
about midnight, and demanded from Gen.
Hatch an order for some whiskey. This
was refused, and he disappeared as
mysteriously as he came, to be heard of
no more by the officers until the fated ID
of July, About the time of his last
appearance at Fort Sill he vanished from
Fitzpatrick's without a word of notice or
the slightest intimation of his intentions
All that he carried away was the tin tube,
with his precious papers, and according to the
record heretofore published, his next APP
pearance was in New York city. The story
OF the officer is particularly interesting, as
supplying missing chapter in the history
OF the "crank's' career.-[Chicago Times.
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DALLAS. TEXAS.
For Sale.

Block g. s. NJ, situated near the crossing of
the Texas " Pacific and Houston & Texas Gem
trail railways, In East Dallas containing 6 i-2
acres of land y fine native forest growth, and
y prairie, bounded by Swiss Avenue, Good,
Live Oak and Cantagrel streets, and inclosed
with good Bots II Are post and fine plank fence.
No healthier or more desirable place can bo
found in tho city, On il are 1--WE dwelling
houses The main building Is concrete and
framr, with two rooms 20 feet square, four rooms
Il feet square, dining and cook rooms, verandas
and balconies, Belonging toi 1t are good stables.
| outhouses, horse lot md well Of cool pure and
never failing water The other houses are for
tenants containing from two TO four rooms with
| Enclosures of b0Xl00 feet, and supplied with
water from q well Of excellent water In the
| center of the block. For n large mandatory II
| offers superior advantages and facilities. At "a
| depth of twenty seven feet water In inexhaust-
| ible quantity can be found, and track of two
| blocks will connect II with the II. q 7. or H. &
| Il 9. railways-in fact with the whole railway
system of the city. For investment the CAPT
talist can find none safer or better II is offered
| as awhole fnot sold soon 1t win be leased for
| tcrmof years or partitioned and offered for
| sale In lots TO suit purchasers. For terms, etc,
| apply TO JONES & MURPHY,
Land Agents, 40 Main Street, or TO
JOHN J. GOOD,
ATTORNEY nj Law. 6lg Elm Street
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Iliiilrnad Notice.

There viii be held a meeting OF the stock
holders of the Dallas u Wichita Railroad Com
pany ut the general office Of the company, In
the city OF Dallas, on Thursday, the 10th day Of
December 1881 for the purpose named In tho
following resolution:
Resolved. That meeting Of stockholders OF
the Dallas 4 Wichita Railroad Company be called
TO meet at the Office of said company In the city
of Dallas, at the hour Of ~ o'clock noon, the 18th
day Of December, A. d, 1881, for the purpose of
deciding upon the amount of, not exceeding
twenty thousand dollars per mile, of bonds
wfrSh may be issued and negotiated by this
company for The purpose OF completing, coupling
and improving its line of railroad, and paying liz
indebtedness, from the city of Dallas to Denton,
In Denton county as may he determined, and TO
fix the rate of interest on such bonds and 10
authorize said bonds to be secured by first
mortgage on the property franchises, rights and
privileges of said company, and that notice Of
said meeting be given, as required by law. And
ut tho same time aud place there win be held n
meeting of the board Of directors of said cor
poration for the transaction Of stch business as
may come before Il.
Dallas October Z, 1881 JIM. MCCORMICK.
secv Dallas 4 Wichita Railroad Company.
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gmenty-s;iue Cent Column.
s1otices.

Observation-Disclosures may be handed into
~ our business Office up 10 Sp. m, and Into ne
composing room up TO l a. m.
MONEY TO LoAN-I wish To loan $50. 600 IN
Va north Texas, hui would prefer for the
present 70 conhne credits TO the counties of
Dallas, Tarrant ana kaufman Applications
can be made TO nae at coz Main street. Dallas.
Texas. JAMES B SIMPSON novl0-at
NOTICE. --suayed from ~ bryan street bal
" las, ON the 10th of October, a small, black
mute branded { H. Joined and reversed, ON LEFT
Snuuluer anyone restoring or giving any in
formation at the above address win be rewarded.
THOMAS HOUSE-9O7 Main street, near
sycamore, Dallas Texas; rates a. so per day,
board by the week or menth Street cars mass
me house, run within two squares of each dlepot
me house is new and wen furnished The
mele VIII be supplied with the best the market
AIOrls. w. THOMAS
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keeper or sales-lady. win take moderate sal
airy At first Apply at liz Ross avenue, Dallas.
nOVl0-3t
M ANTED-Situations as engineer aud
w fireman by two smart American men of
good address, Address H., III Herald Office,
puolln, N, H. novl0it
WANTEp-A good baker wanted at New Or.
" leans Bakery Terrell Good wages and
steady employment JULIUS HARRIS ulO-lw
WANTED--A white woman or girl for gen.
w eral houSc-work. Southwest corner of Ross
ave ana Boil St. J. 5. HErHERlNGTON.
noylO-it
WANTED Board and lodging in some nice,
retired private family convenient 10
business. Best references given Address
nov9-2t PRINTER, Herald Office
WANTED Well furnished room and board
" with some good family. References ex-
changed, noNS P, Herald Office
w ANTED Ely Il young man Of ten wears
experience I'm Germany and Australia Il
position pc nl IN an architects or engineers Office
=" ,,. TiI&Sughtmai Best reference and samples of
work furnished Address W. M
hoN5-lW Care Herald office
w ANTED by IN experienced business man
situation AS book Keeper or salesman In
toWn OF county; would invest capital If required
Address II Herald office nov sit
WANTED "A good, gentle COW with young
novs-lw io5S Nm .troc,
WANTED A position as teacher In first.
class school or college, by a Young man
who can furnish the best references as 10 char.
acter and ability. Address p
lloy0-d Herald office for one week
w ANTED.--A woman to cook ana wash in A
W, private family; also n small girl as nurse,
WI Mili pay good wages to good parties Apply to
COL Elm street.
WANTED-Agent for our new and cOmplcte
W " Life of President Garfield" Fully illus.
Iated, Agents, this is your chance to make
money For terms, etc. address Texas Book &
BIBLE Co.. 721 Main street, Dallas. Texas
WANTED.-By II. Kruegcl, carpenter and
W builder, corner Sycamore and Commerce
streets, at our carpenter shop from $40 TO SID OOo
worth of carpenter work, iobbing, etc Or adj.
dress lock box ll9l, Dallas, Texas
noY6-3t cow
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Administrator estate W.
$3.50 Reward.

Missing; Or. G, D. Oates of Dallas, Texas
Small ofstaturc wcightabout 10 lbs, COM
pleNion fur, blue eyes, about 10 years OF age
hair sandy had ON when last seen u dark coat
and vest gray pants and black slouch hat
Supposed TO have wandered on or boarded somo
train In Il III of temporary insanity, The above
reward viii be paid for any information regard.
Ing his whereabouts, by I. ELLIOTT
Lumber Dealer Dallas Texny
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Notice to Creditors.

]. Il. Hatch was regularly appointed admlnsira
torQf the estate off. D. COppcrfeld, deceasedt
by the county court of Dallas county, Texas at
It's September term 1881 and all persons holding
claims against said estate are notified to presen,
their claims, duly proven, to me for allowance,
and persons indebted to said estate are requested
to come forward and pay at once.
Dallas, Texas, November 4th, 1881
nOyb-l0t j n HATCH
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Inpursuance of an order of the probate court
OF Dallas county, Texas, made on the 18th day
of October, 1881, ! shall sell at public cutlery nt
the court house door In the city of Dallas on tho
18th day of November 1881, at u n. m. 10 the
highest md best bidder for cash In hand,
lease of the Grand Windsor and LeGrand hotel
expiring on the 10Th day of June 1895, and all
furniture and otherpersonal property pertaining
Of said building and belonging TO the estate OF
W, IL. Whitla deceased.
W I. STRANGE,
Administrator estate " H. Will
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Guiteau as u Pedagogue.

Chicago clearinghouse Keepers without
number, whose wits were sharpened by
misfortune and who were well done up
by Charles j. Guiteau during the years
1915 will remember that in the fall OF
the later year the places he had been beat
ing' knew him no more 10 all lntents
and purposes he had disappeared from
the face of the earth, and while grief settled
like pail over many lank larder
where had he eaten for "a season,
there was gleam of joy in the hope that
the like of the fraud would meier be seen
again. The whereabouts of Guiteau
during the succeeding years have been n
matter of mystery, and in all the accounts
published of the life and career of the as
sassin there has been hiatus during this
period. He departed from Chicago after
threatening to sue various papers which had
shown him up in his true light, and left no
trace save vacant chairs and polished plates
at the hasheres referred to.
From an officer in the regular army who
was stationed at Fort SILL Indian Terrific
ry, during the year 1876, a reporter for the
Times learned that Guiteau was engaged as
a teacher on the extreme edge of the Chick
asaw reservation, about thirty miles from
the fort and ten miles from the nearest
neighbor. Twenty-Five years ago an Irish
man named Fitzpatrick deserted from tho
regular army and married Chickasaw
squaw Under the laws of the territory this
enabled him to become a land-holder, and
he is now the owner of fine ranch, consist
ing Of several thousand acres.
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Notice Is hereby given that In pursuance of an
Texas, will sell at private sale all the interest
of d, Copperiied deceased In tho late firm OF
Lyttle 4 Coppcrneld; also about thirty FIVE head
Of horses and mules belonging TO said estate.
For description Of Property call on
nov 5-l0t j. b. HATCH, Dallas, Texas.
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miscellaneous 60lants.

A YOUNG LADY, understanding book keep.
"A ing, desires position as assistant book.
Keeper, or Sales-lady. WIN take moderate sal
airy NJ hrsL Apply at ll6 Ross avenue Dallas
nnN INV
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asnr sale.

EOR SALE-My house and lot on south side
H. Cadz street between Browder and Eryny
House contains four rooms, hall and porch
Lot ninety nine feet front and 1872 feet deep
with fraction of q lot 49]S by A feet Enquire
al 81 George hotel or on the premises
E0R SALE Farm 1917 acres, ali under fence,
l. ~ acres in cultivation all black land Com.
Portable house, ciStcrn cribs md shed; situated
nVe miles southeast of Forney, Price SIG per
acre easy terms Apply to o. b. Clements or
Texas. navajo
EoR sALE.-A farm of 100 acres of rich
y black soil, situated eight miles southwest
from Dallas One half in fine state of cultiya-
non; balance pasture and timber--a nice, new
Gweil!ng' WIN smoke house and other ont
houses, and a well Of excellent. everlasting
Water-Ouercd low and on easy terms by
JONES Il MURPHY,
Land agents; Office No 700 Main street
E0R SALE.-A good house of 4 rooms and
l. kitchen and servants room, lot 81 by 200
Apply on premises No 2lS Live Oak street or
10 C.E HOSMER,
Gas fitting shop, No 4O6 Elm street.
TOR SALE-Fiye ponies, three heavy and two
nghl suitable for families One extra
lady, riding horse, Call at 2l8 Main street.
'oR sALE-A suburban home, consisting of
L mouse with four rooms an out-house, a
good cistern and two and n halfor three ncres Of
a.
me courthouse. on Cedar Springs road, lust out
sac OF the city OF Dallas. For terms apply TO j
Gillespie, attorney at law, Office clio Main
street Dallas, Texas
EoR SALE. Twelve sections of land in Tom
l. Green and Floyd counties Texas Address
-.. I. w ABNEY, Denton, Texas
ROls DARE posts and blocks for sale.
~ 4. II DALEY,
- Forney, Texas
EoR SALE-at bargain, good dwelling
Il house and lot well located.
o. T. B0WSER
at BOwser & Lennon.
EoR sALE-A splendid farm of over 600 acres
Il OF rich black land, situated on White Rock
creek, about ten miles north from Dallas, and
midway between Dallas Il Wichita and Houston
y Texas Central railroad. Nearly 400 acres well
fenced and in cultivation. Five tenant houses
ample timber and an abundant supply of well
and spring water. Bounded on the east by
White Rock creek For sale cheap and on EASY
terms by Jones Murphy, land agents. Office 70I
Main street..
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9sor Acnt.
9.ost.
2:or Gease.

EoR LEASE. -Aboutl2 acres OF choice garden
II land, with or without residence, within
five blocks Of tho court house.
W. C. SlCKLEs,
l0S loss Elm street, Dallas. Texas
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Has been some six or eight halfbreeds, and
in the early spring Of 1876 there came to his
house dilapiated specimen of humanity,
wcll-ngh bare-tooted, halfClothed, and
whose baggage consisted ola tin tube about
two feet long and three or four inches in
circumference This outfit the visitor
Guiteau-guarded with jealous care, and II 10
supposed to be all with which he escaped
from Chicago, the slender balance having
been Caught onto" by those whose guest
he had been. The contents Of this mys-
erious box he exhibited to Fitzpatrick, the
eX-defender of his adopted country, and
even the Celt who was not particularly well
acquainted, for reasons, with the manners
and customs ofthe out side world, imagin-
that he was dying very light" The tube
contained a college diploma, certificate of
admission to the Cook county bar, to the
supreme court of the state TO the supreme
court of New York. these being the
regular blanks, and one written, but prop
erly sealed, showing that he had been ad-
mitted to practice in one of the back coun-
ties Of Missouri. With these documents,
aided and abetted by tongue that APP
peared to be hung on pivot, he succeeded
in getting the job of teaching for Fitzpat-
ricEs tawny tribe, at the magnificent salary
of $50 per month. He told n story as TO
MS UPS AND DOWNS
In life, the burden being that he had been
very wealthy in Chicago, but had become
broken by business roversions in purse and
health. Acting upon the advice of physi-
clans, he started for the Indian territory in
order to recover his health, and according
to Fitzpatrick's story, he fulfilled his part
as n teacher faithfully and we'll The brood
ofhalfbreeds received the benefit of Gut
teaus tuition for ten months, but whether
1t has not been made apparent as yet.
1t was at the Fitzpatrick abode that the
officer referred to, who is a native OF Chi
cago, and is now stationed here, met Gui-
teau. With portion of his company he
had been detailed to run down gang of
horse-thieves, and at Fitzpatrick's halt
was made. The pedagoguc gave some in
formation as to where the trail might be
struck, and in the conversation which fol-
lowed, he learned where the officer belonged
In the conversation the captain was aston
ished at the knowledge he possessed Of
people In Chicago, Freeport, Bloomington
and Joliet, some of whom were his rela-
tives. To the officer, also, he exhibited the
contents of the tin tube, and related the
same story be had told Fitzpatrick He
said his health was improving rapidly as
the climate was good and the hunting ex-
cellent. At this point the Irishman laughed
uproariously and said, san huntin' Is Il?
Why, yees couldn't get him to touch a
gum
:, About amonth aferward Guiteau came to
Fort sill at II o'clock Mt night and insisted
on seeing the captain. When admitted, he
said he had concluded 10 ride over on n lit
Tie jaunt, and he would like to get an order
FOR
QUART OF WHISKY,
with which TO tickle .Fltxpatrick's palate.
The order was given, and he was intro
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w ANTED-Situatons as engineer aud
w fireman by two smart American men of
good address Address H., III Herald Office
Dublin, ~ H. novlO n
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WANTED, Board and lodging in some nice,
w retired, private family, convenient TO
business Best references given Address
nov9-N PRINTER Herald Office
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w ANTED.-A white woman or girl for gen
w eralh Homework. Southwest corner of Ross
Ave ana Boil St. j. $. HErHERlNGTON.
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MANTED.-A woman To cook ana wash in a
,nV private family; also n small girl as nurse
eMo WI pay good wages to good parties Apply to
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a FYllea. fo,.,a,oro,1a anal Hna,a 1Yaoo,a

a Fsller .forporous and Hard Woods.
Use boiled oil and corn starch stirred
into very thick paste. Add little japan
and reduce with turpentine. Add no color
for light ash. For dark ash and chestnut,
use little raw sienna /; for walnut, burnt
lumber and slight amount of Venetianred;
for bay wood, burnt sienna. In no case
use more color than Is required to overcome
the white appearance Of the starch unless
you wish to stain the wood. This filler Is
worked with brush and rags in the usual
manner: Let 1t dry 48 hours, or until it is
IN condition to rub down with No. o sand
paper, without much cumming up, and if
an extra fine finish is desired fiji again with
the same materials, using less oil, but moro
OF japan and turpentine. The socond coat
will not shrink, 1t being supported by the
tirst coat. When the second coat is hard,
the wood is ready for finishing up in any
desired style or to any degree of nlcety by
following up the usual methods. This
formula is not Intended for rosewood, and
will not be satisfactory If used therefor.
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HEALTH IS: WEALTH,
HEALTH Of B0DYB WEALTHd MIND.
- -
Railways
SARsAPARILJIAU RESOLVRDY.

Pure blood makes sound flesh, strong bone
and clear skim II you would have your flesh
nrm. your bones sound without oaries, and your
comple9lon fair, use Radways s"rs"pHrii.
remedy composed Of ingredlents Of extra.
ordinary medical properties essential to purity,
heal, repair and tnvlgOrate the broken-doWn and
wasted body-QUICk, PLEASANT. sSAFE and
PERMANENT y Its treatment and cure.
be designated, whether It be. ScrO ula. Con-
sumption, Syphilis. Ulcers, Sores. fumors, ,BOils.
EryslpelSs, o. Salt-ltheum, diseases Of the
Lungs. Kidneys. Bladder, Womb. sfan. Liver.
Stomach or BOwelI, either chronic or cOnstitu.
tlonal, the Virus OF VNo disease ls in tho BLOOD
which supplies tho waste, aud builds and re-
pairs these organs and wasted tissues OF tho
system. II the blood is unhealthy, the process
OF repair must be unsound
The eSRrsapar1alinn ResO1vent not only
Is a oompenSaIlng remedy, but secures tho har-
ilsnes throughout the entire system functional
harmony, aud supplies tho b.ood.ve5sels with a
pure and heal by current OF now life. Tho skin,
after few days use OF the Sarsaparllllan, be-
comes clear and beautiful PImples, BlOtthes,
Black Spots and Skin Erupt:ons are removed
Sores anu Ulcers soon cured. Persons Snuorlng
from Scrofula Erupuve Diseases OF the Eyes.
Mouth, Ears, Legs, Throat and Glands, that
have acou .nulated and spread, either from un.
cured diseases or mercury, or from tho use Of
Corrosive Subltmate, may rely upon a cure II
tne Sarsapar. lillian Is continued sufficient time
10 make its impression On the system.
One bottle contains more OF tho active prlnci-
pies OF R69lCines than any other prepare ton.
Taken in Toaspoonful Doses, while others ro-
qulre i've or SIX times as much. Ono Dollar
Per BOttIo.
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HUMOROUS.

eli Ill stop that carl" Driver screw
down the brake 60 vigorously as nearly to
dislocate the nccks of the passengers, who
fall up against each other and smile or
look cross, according to their peculiar dis
positions. SHOW, dear, goodbye, and be
sure and come and see mo very soon, and
don't forget to give my love to Aunt Susan
and Uucle john and all the rest of the
folks; ard remember not to trouble your
self about matching that ribbon unless you
can as easy as not. And do take care of
yourself, and tell Jane how glad am that
she's going to marry that young Mr.. Smith,
who is a good man, know by his looks,
and hear he's got lots of money, which
is most as good. Now don't take cold this
changeable weather, and pll send you that
recipe for the mullins just as soon as l get
home. Good-bye-g-o-o-d-byo, Why.
where's that carr thought tho street
cars were for the accommodation of pco-
pie" SO they are, and that's the reason
why this ono went on, Instead OF stopping
at the crossing all day.