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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1882-09-15

For the year 1881. there were imported
into the United States S5,0l7 ,562 lbs. of
tea. costing, not including freight, SAL
81 ,ij5.
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What's Saved is Gained.

Furniture cheap at IL. Schcllhaas', ilth
Oakland, Cal
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1882-09-15

Compilations bcautiiicd by GLESN's SUI.
PIIUK SOAP
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1882-09-15
Greatest Discovery Since 1902.

For coughs, colds, sore throat, bronchitis.
larynEitiS. and consumption in its early sta
yes, nothing equals DR.. ricrce's "Goidcn
Medical Discovery" 1t is also a great blood
purifier and strength rceiorcr or tonic and
tor liver complaint and c"stivc conditions of
the bowels it has no equal. Sold 10y druggists
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1882-09-15

This is one CT the passages which
the girls sing in the Yale College operet-
ia Penikecse:"
" We have come to this nook to be taught how
10 cook
AMI to PRACTICE the strctost economy:
We car fry. hol and bake, and construct wed,
ding-cike,
In the Penikeesa School Of Gastroncmy."
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SOCIETY NOTES.

The President has not made any definite ar
rangements as to where he will spend the sum.
mer, but it is probable he will occupy the presl-
Dental cottage at the Soldiers Home while Con.
gress is In session, and after that go to Long
Branch.
Every one seems to feel grateful to the wives ol
Secretaries Freltnghuysen and Chandler for con.
tinuing to keep their houses open on Wednesday
afternoons, and thus affordng many an opportu.
nifty not only to meet their hostesses but othe,
friends also under pleasant circumstances Mrs
Frelinghuysen was assisted yesterday by her
eldest daughter, and Mrs. Chandler by her sister
Mrs. Kinsley. The parlors at both houses were
nately, was not well enough to receive calls
Cards are out for the marriage of Mr. Deerinp
FOSdick to Commodore Writings daughter on next
Tuesday evening at Epiphany church.
Mrs. Watmough has issued Invitations for Tues
day next from four to seven pm.
The reception given by Prof. and Mrs. Fl. G..
Spencer to Mrs. Z. d. +. N. SOuthWOrth, the wen
known author, was an exceedingly pleasant affair."
Music, recitations and dancing by che young peo-
pie were among the enjOymentS OF the evening
Marfn1'S Floral May Festival, an affair always
looked forward to with interest In society circles
takes place this year on May II.
Senator AlltSOn'S wife'S health continues to i'm
prove, and she was able to receive visitors yeSer.
day, as usual on Thursdays
Secretary LincOln'S wife has again been too III
to leave her room.-The wives Of Representatives
Hardenbergh and DugrO have returned to Wiz
lardS.-M1sS George KillbOurn has gone Ia
make visit In Philadelphia.
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Shot Himself i'm a Savings Rank.

JERSEY CITY. n. j., May l2.-Edmund W. Kings
land, secretary and treasurer OF the Proyident
while I'm his private Office In the OF the bank,
about 10 O'Clock this morning. DIR. Varick was at
once summoned by the affrighted clerks, but was
not sent to the police headquarters until an hour
sinking rapidly. and Will probably die In a few
hours AT IL 80 he was removed from the bank TO
his residence. The bank is thronged with anxious
depositorS, who are waiting for an investigation OF
the books. One OF the directors on being asked
what reason Mr. Kingsland had for shooting him.
self replied: "God knows; We do notn Mr..
business man and highly respected IN the COM
munfty.
The president of the institution issues a state
ment saying: Whether the shooting was by acci-
dent or design, is impossible at present TO tell
The physicians think his wound may not be fatal
do not doubt for moment but that every asset
or the bank will be found intact Mr.. Kingsland
great amount OF trusts he held not only as treas
urer or the institution but as treasurer OF tho
board OF chosen freeholders, and executor for the
OF too great anxiety for one OF his age. or course
cannot speak confidently in regard to the other
trusts, but do most firmly believe that in every
trust you win find all his affairs correct to Q
penny.
Edmund W. Kingsland had been connected with
the Provdent Institution for Savings since its in
corporation in 1S39 He was elected treasurer OF
position when he shot himself He was trustee Of
large number OF estates in Jersey City and vicin-
ity, among which is the estate OF the late Annie
POST the heirs 70 which have had no settlement for
10 years. p c. Hlliard, alderman from the 9Th dis
trlct OF Jersey City, one OF the above heirs and
acting for the Others recently obtained an order OF
arrest for Mr.. Kingsland whom the sherin
was ordered to produce in the orphans court OF
Hudson county at 10 O'Clock this morning. The
news OF the shooting spread rapidly through the
city, and run on the bank soon begun, the street,
notwithstanding the pouring rain, being crowded
with anxious depOSitOrS
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The Irish Problem.
THE NEW REPRESSION BrII.

LONDON, May 12-The Times I'm a leading article
says the repression bill taken altogether, covers
the whole ground and grapples every part or the
subject resolutely and boldly. The Ddnp Telegraph
and the Standard approve the bill The DdtiyNetns
postpones its criticism. The Standard expresses
feeling OF regret which, it says is generally felt
that the court drawing room held yesterday was
not postponed 70 more appropriate moment
THE AssAssINs NOT IRISH AMERICANA
LONDON, May IA dispatch 70 the Times from
ginning 70 discredt the theory that lrish- Ameri-
cans were imported TO commit the murder OF Lord
FREDERICK Cayendish and Mr. Burke. This leads
further TO the deduction that some rfband lodge
was Implicated In the crime. The great hope il
that the reward offered will induce some member
10 become an informer. One OF the knives sold by
iron mongers OF Dublin 20 some suspicious looking
persons on saturday was fully capable OF innct-
Ing the wounds sustained by the victims The
knife was purchased shortly before one O'Clock D.
m discharged soldier named Allen. who ar
rived In Millstreet from Dublin last evening, has
been arrested SuspiciOn.
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District Government Affairs

The commissioners issued an order To-day pty-
Ing permission to the Baltimore and Ohio Tele-
graph Company to erect three telegraph poles
nifty feet high on B street, between 18th and lax
streets northwest subject to removal at the pleas
ure Of the authorities
The Commissioners have notified Bernard Muir
board to the issuing OF q liquor license 10 him on
account OF the close proximity OF the proposed
dram shop TO the school buildings and that they
win decline to issue the same
The Commissioners have notl1ied Mr. A. Fowler.
Of East Washington, that they have no appropria-
ton nom which they can improve the streets
street and New jersey avenue southeast
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ST LOUIS, May 12-The reunion OF the Society OF
the Army OF the Tennessee closed last night with
a banquet at which three hundred persons were
present Responses TO toasts were made by Hon.
Thomas ii. Nelson, OF Ind. Col ID. Murphy, OF Mo- !;
of Ill; Gen. J. S. Fullerton, OF St Louis; John A.
Cockrell, OF St Louis Gen. 4. p. Buckland, OF
Ohio; Col. August Jacobson, OF Chicago, and Sur
geon w. +. Cody, OF Ind. Gen. Sherman leaves for
Washington on Saturday.
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THE DAY AT THE CAPITOL

Bill, and the Fertilization and Agri.
cultural Appropriated Bills - Dull
Day in the Senate - Matters Of Dis
trlct Interest.
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kilograms to The Star.
THE MOREY LETTER AGAIN.
He MALLEY MURDER TRIAL.
LATEST ABOUT THE IRISH HORROR.
A BANK OFFICER SHOOTS HIMSELF.
The Morey Letter.

The Morey Letter.
JOHN L DAVENPORT AT cUNBERLASp-srARrIISa No
DEVELOPMENTS ExPEcTEp
Special dispatch 10 HI EVENING srAR.
CUxBERLAND, Md, May l2-John Davenport,
OF New York, arrived here yesterday afternoon ana
left at two this morning for Washington His
business here was I'm connection with the Morey
letter affair He was closeted with Postmaster
johnson for several hours All efforts failed 70
keep the matter secret, and some startling devel-
opments are expected, and perhaps one or two
arrests made In this city. VIC.
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He Leaves a Fortune Of Half a Mil.

SHERBURNE. n Y, May 12-Dr Devillo White, a
wealthy and wel-known citizen OF this section,
died here last night He leaves fortune OF about
S5O000O, mostly 10 an adopted son. He gave
$4,000 10 the local churches He recently pre-
sented to the village soldiers monument costing
s. OO0
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The Tombstone Indignation Meeting q

TUCSON, ARIZONA, May IA dispatch from
Tombstone states that the indignation meeting
held there Wednesday night was a complete
failure, and that its action IN no way represented
the sentiment OF the respectable portion OF the
community, The resolutions denouncinp the
President and governor were voted down by a vote
OF fully TO i, but the presiding officer declared
them carried
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JENNIE cRAMER IN BUGGY WITH JAMES HALLKY.
NEW HAVEN, CT, May 12-At the trial OF the
Malley boys this morning, Henry c. Allen testified
to having seen Jennie Cramer in buggy on Fri.
day morning, August5th, between and O'Clock,
waited on him previously at the gents furnishing
counter at Malley's store, and who he Afterwards
saw In the barber's chair at the Jail getting
shaved. He was informed it was James Malley.
Charles 7. Maltbie testified he saw Jennie
Cramer with a gentleman and another lady &c
Saven Rock Friday evening, shortly after
opened this morning that an adjournment
for the day would be taken shortly before IL that
Juror Henry Furman, Of Milford, might take the
noon train for home. He asked this privilege Of
the court on account OF the fatal illness OF h.
daughter, Mrs. woodruff, OF Meiford, whose death
was hourly expected, and at II IS the court cd
journed TIL 10 am Tuesday.
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS TO-DAY. Internal rev
enue, $685., ,OO0.84; customs, $69O, ,9640a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-05-12
Affairs i'm West Washington.

REAL ESTATE SALE. - Yesterday afternoon
Thomas Bowling, auctiOneer, sold for C. II. Cragfn,
jr., attorney, two small brick stables In the alley
opening into Jefferson street. just south OF Bridge
street-One to D. j. Hartigan for $125, and the
other to VIM. H. Wheatley for $50
!MPRovEAENTs-Mr. Joseph A Blundon has re-
ceived the contract for laying a sewer through
Fort Myer. The drill ground at the fort is to be
macadamized, as also the road leading from the
fort to the AQueduct bridge.
THE ALEXANDRIA CANAL Water is being let
into the Alexandria canal to-day, and navigation
thereon will be Oped Mon6ay.
Observation-Disclosures bark Levanten, vespers
master, from Trinidad, with $50 tons crude asphalt
for A. l. Barber & Co This is the largest cargo OF
asphalt entered at this port and said to be the
largest ever cleared from the island. The Levan-
ten left Trinidad April 20.
THE GRAIN MARKET.-Arrived = Boat Seneca,
with corn and wheat; boat s. T. Knott, with 500
bushels wheat Sales-8O0 bushels wheat, at l431
to 1464: corn, 95H.
THE FISH MARKET 600 herring sold at IS to
$50 per thousand; 1900 taiors, at soc. to 75c per
hundred; 5000 shad, at $14 to SIS per hundred.
Reported by c. E. Harper.
HIGH TIDE-May 18th, 1858 I'm. and 20 pm.
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NEW YORK, May 12-This forenoon Q IRE bron
ing, No. 259 west 27th street. occupied by num-
Der OF concerns, whose employees had % nee with
out delay. They all escaped without injury. Thl
losses amount TO about $4,000. "A IRE broke o.
this morning on the third noor OF the four-st09y
brick building, No 80 Water street. occupied 90 .
screw bolt factory by 0askill, Greenlie Co. Their
stock was damaged a. 900. and the building oAooQ
Il Is owned By A Freedom Co
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Fatal Railroad Accident.

CRTTTENDEN, ARIZONA, May 12-Five carloads or
workmen were wrecked on the New Mexico and
Arizona railroad yesterday, near this place. One
man was killed and eight Injured.
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Good Crop Prospects i'm Oregon,

PORTLAND, OREGON, May l2-The reports OF
crops, based on the best information, are encour.
aging In their character. The estimate OF the
total surplus for export is 375. 900 tons
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-05-12

NATIONAL BANK NOTES received to-day for re-
demption, $399,OOO
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The Star Route Cases.


Messrs- P. T. Hnman, Nixon, Wyoming Terri
tory; w. j. Edgarton, Lake City. Col; John F.
Foote, Rawlins Wyoming Territory; B. F. Allen,
Barnum, Col, and d. ID. Ayers, Salida, Col, gave
testimony before the grand jury yesterday I'm ref
erence to the star route service in Colorado since
July l, 1878, and the connection of ex-senator s.
w. Dorsey, j. W. Dorsey, j. NJ Peck, NJ c. Rerdeu
and John II. Miner with such service.
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Reported for THE EVENING STAR.
RAILROAD MEETING.-A conference took place at
noon to-day, In the Mansion house, between q
number OF gentlemen connected with railroad in
tereSts. The Norfolk and western railroad and
the Shenandoah Valley railroad were represented.
this afternoon. Among those present were g. R
w. ArmeS and j. j. Doran, OF Philadelphia: j. A
johnson. j. p. Arlington and J. s. Gillian, OF Pc
terSburg, and others.
Arm BRoKEN-Master Smith, son OF Mr. Samuel
Smith, market dealer, had his arm broken by q
fall while trying to get on one of Roses carts,
yesterday afternoon. Dr.. KlpStein gave the Lad
medical attention.
REPoRTER's NorEs-The market case, mentioned
day, and the law on the subject having been ex-
planned by the mayor all parties were dismissed.
|-Ex-G0v. VIM. Smith will visit this city next
week In the interest Of the cause OF prohibition to
which he has OF late devoted himself. He ts now
06 years OF age-Judge Keith win open the CIR.
cult court here next MOnday.-The water COM
pany here has declared dividend OF - per share.
The engine damaged by the Rectortown acci-
dent, mentioned by THE STAB few days ago, was
brought to the car works here for repairs yester-
day afternoon.
LII. DANKNHowER's PARENTS CONC 10 MEET
HM-A letter has been received by Mrs.. Danen-
hover from her son, Lieut. J. w. Danenhower,
dated March 18th, from Irkutsh This Is the nrsf
letter received In his own hand writing and was
source OF great pleasure. Mr.. and NrA Danen-
hover viii leave next week Tor Philadelph1a and
from there win 60 to New York to receive their
son who Il expected about the ssh Inst
TnB CHxn. A,nAssADos, Mo recently Iest
Weshington, hes presented h1s aeden1aa1s - King
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

gSf6S No. ff!ss q SdNbAY 10 kHENfNa
May 5th :, Hall corns. So. and
Business RS nrs. OF II importance. Rrtsn ,ou. ,orcp
NJ. J. CURRY. Recording Secretary. m12-
~ MEDICAL ASSOCIATION.
e Se b iese' o Gcsm6. o e %
prday, at O'clock m at the Medical Society rooms.
p srdsr ,st1s qf ths f;ssdeps & At aARNETT M;p
NAL 2E THE Mn e bss sAFSk
By b. fsan on
IS 4zE SH9ahsSHR5!S 1r II!
IF 5s the Tssay fST Ro on s the
Row. 10th street a9d 5akEs g.
JOSEPH G. ROCK, Secretary. m8-eo3t
~. PARTIES BUILDING OR MAKING OTHER
~ mRrSvemeRss % are invited to sIamine ogr gt3ck
ahAFE aks
FIxTUREs, &c. We keep large assortment Of first
M NE and mahf
EDWARD CAyERLY & CO..
m3-eo2m 1425 New York avenue.
w SAMUEL KEK, Err eoons
$50 7th street northwest
New French and Scotch Ginghams. Just opened; best
sEs satiHs. ms iS and Rhadames extra good values
ws DIR. R. B. DoNAFRE2N, hFRS{St,
Has removed his his office # to
~ sAML S. sHEpD.
tS 400 9TH STREET NORTHWEST.
PLUMBING. FURNACES. RANGES. TIMING.
MANTELS AND GAS FIXTURES.
Jobbing in all of the above Branches.
FFEsTIMATEs FURNISHED FOR NEW WORK. fs
I-S DIsINFECTING AND DEODoRIzEk
ODORLESS, PROMPT AND CHEAP
Quart bottles, so cts.
MILBURN'S PHARMACY,
m6 1929 Pennsylvania avenue.
rsso STEAM COOKERS.
GAS STOVES AND RUBBER HOSE
Call and examine at 531 18th street.
E. F. BROOKS,
a20 Fine Gas Fixtures, &c,
~ FROM ALEXANDRIA.
Gentlemen wife has been aeed for several
years with neuralgia and rheumatic pains, the more
last she tried Browns Iron Bters and has improved
so much under their that she has hestancy in
than any medicine she ever took Truly 1 le so0
ATTORNEYS.
me- 3m' GIG street northwest.
w T. FITZGERALD,
W. AT TORN NEY-AT- LAW,
go. Corcoran Building,
Practices in all the Courts. fo3
NJ II. MILLER,
I've Attorney at Law,
Rooms and Gunton Law Building.
472 Louisiana ja27
ID ROSS PERRY,
H. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
342 d STREET,
Opposite City Hall. n7-6m
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General Conference OF the COlOred
T.. Church.


The General Conference or the c. NJ. E. church
met this morning, and Bishop Lane was called to
the chair.
The report OF the committee on book concern
was taken up and considered In committee OF the
Whole-Rev. A. j. StinSon, OF n. c., preSiding-and
braced a number OF accounts against the book
concern, and as to some there was a question OF
their legality. One was account OF Rowe &
Lyon for rent, and delegate said that when the
book concern was located In Kentucky a " roaring
non' got hold of it.
During the morning RevS j. A. Handy, Mr..
Wayman, S. A. johnson and j. II. Green, OF the A.
NJ. T. church, were introduced.
Bishop Miles, after the items had been passed
on, said e thanked God that he had lived to see
the day when he could turn over the paper-the
Christian IadeI-to them free OF debt, and he
made them present OF it. He remarked, however,
that there was a small debt due him and asked
when they could pay; he would like to have some
OF this amount to-day. Can't you pay me the
cents? he asked.
member responded, "Yes, sir; I'll pay that "
The committee then arose and reported to the
conference.
Rev. w. H. j. McDade, engaged in the mission
work in Pennsylvania, was Introduced and spoke
or his work In Philadelphia, at Centervfe, n. j.,
and Phillipsburg, n. j. What was now desired
was mission church and he asked that the con-
ference take steps towards spreading the work. He
had been written to from Delaware and Pough-
keepsie, NY.
Mr.. II. E. Brown, secretary OF the international
committee of the Y. M. c. Association, was intro
duced and addressed the conference.
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Sudden Death i'm a Theater.

When the performance was about to begin
at the Capital theater this afternoon, a man
sitting in the rear OF the theater fell
from his chair. Persons who saw him
fall, went at once to his assistance,
and carried him to the hall outside. physician
Papers on his papers proved his name to be j.
Stanton restaurant keeper, of No. 1918 32i street.
West Washington. Death is supposed to have
been caused by heart disease The police took
charge OF the remains
DESPERATE HALF-BREED INDIAN.-Arthur ].
Holiday, half-breed Indian, who has been in the
Quartermaster's service in New York, and who re-
Gently arrived In this city seeking gov
attempt at suicide last evening, by shoot
ing himself In the right breast with
large cal1ber revolver, on the avenue near Az
street. DR.. McW1lliams was summoned and rem
dered medical aid and subsequently the unfortu.
nate man was taken to Providence hospital
ARRESTS ON CHARGES OF VIOLATING THE LOT
Terry LAw.-Special License Agent Ran having
had his eyes upon two lottery agents in this city
this subject OF selling lottery tickets in the Dis
trfct and to-day at 12 O'Clock In company with 1t
Arnold, Sergeant Boyle and privates Herbert and
Daily, made descent upon them. The first visit
vania avenue, south side, where Mr.. Ran went in
and purchased q ticket The Officers captured
any quantity OF lottery tickets on the
Havana, Little Havana, Louisiana and Common
wealth OF Kentucky lotteries, and the furniture.
After taking Clark into custody they proceeded to
No. Cos 14th street, between and streets, where
they captured James Kerr, jr, successor to j. p.
HOrback, and got another lot OF the Louisiana
state lottery tickets. The prisoners were taken to
the nth police precinct, where the accused were
where the tickets, &C., will be destroyed in accord
ance with the law.
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General Foreign News.


LONDON, May 12-The Sportsman states thatMr
p. Lorillard.s brown colt Iroquois recently rup-
tured blood-veSSei, and that IL will probably be
long time before he is seen on a race course.
BRITISH OFFICIAL APPOINTMENT
LONDON May 12.-The Daily ketrs confirms the
report OF the appointment OF Mr.. Henry Campbell
Bannerman, financial secretary to the war ONCE,
as secretary TO the admiralty; MI. Leonard Court
ney under colonial secretary as joint secretary to
the treasury, and Hon. Evelyn Ashley, parlia-
mentary secretary, TO the board OF trade as under
colonial secretary.
THE EGYPTIAN CRISIS.
CAIRO, May 12-The chamber OF notables win
open its session on Sunday with the avowed
object OF depOsing the family OF Mehmet Ali, to
which the present khedive belongs
EMIGRATION FROM THE ISLE OF SKYE
LONDON, May 12-The people OF an entire town.
ship on the Isle OF Skye, numbering one hundred
souls, have decided to emigrate to Canada
THE EASTERN QUESTION.
dispatch to the Standard from Paris states
that the government has sent numerous kilograms
to Toulon and Algiers IL says there is reason 70
believe that NJ. TisSot, the French ambassador 70
England, has been Instructed TO propose to the
English government that an Anglo French squad
ron be Immediately dispatched TO Alexandria
The ShiPherd InvestigatiOn.
NEW YORK, May 12-The subcommittee OF the
congressional committee on foreign affairs held an
executive session at the Fifth-avenue hotel this
morning. Jacob II. Sh1pherd, who was expected
to TESTIFY, did not appear, and the committee ad-
journed until tomorrow morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-05-12

INDIANS TO BIZ DISARMED.-Secretary Teller has
determined, as part OF his policy, to disarm all
the Indians, holding that as they do not need arms
for hunting purposes there is no occasion for them
to be thus equipped. The army, 1t is sad will re-
cefve order to take arms from any rowing bands
OF Indians that may not be on the reservatiOnS.