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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-20
ACQUITTED,

The six alleged RED Men," of Jackson
county, were tried before Judge Fleming,
last Saturday, and acquitted Of the charge.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-20

THx Elysian Rink Polo Club, of Bellsire,
and the Chapline street club viii play q
championship game Of polo at the Chapline
street rink to. night.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-20

WEDNESDAY, evening will be children's
evening at the North End rink. Admis.
sion for children 10 cents.
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CrRInUS ACCIDENT.

Little Dan Station while fishing Thurs.
day, had the misfortune to get the hook
fastened in his tongue, in too hurriedly
swinging his line into the stream as he was
splitting on the bait "tor good tuck" 1t
was necessary to cut the tongue in order to
get the hook out.-Huntington CONNER.
cial.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-20

Do not tail to see the Great Match Game
of Polo tonight, at the Chapline street rink
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-20

WEGR Locke's own make g. so shoes
any styIe. j. b. Locke & Co., 1913 Mair
street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-20

DECORATED YEA SETS In a VA
rfefy oTeolers: IS pieces for sa.50.
st DAWSON BROS.,,
2226 Market Stress.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-20

Do not fail TO see the Great Match Game
of Polo tonight at the Chspline street rinb.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-20

PoNY racing, bicycle racing, wheelbarrow
racing, r rice shooting, at Germania's picnic,
on New Fair Grounds, next Monday.
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A GOOD SELECTION.

Robert J. Buldette has been invited to
deliver the annual address before the liter
airy societies Of the State University.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-20
Down! DoWnlt

One dozen S. Cabinet Photographs for
only $3.50 at Plummer's, No. 1913 Main
street. Wheeling.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-20

WE have Just received . new
stock Of Gold SpecfaeIes-
JACOB w. GRUBB,
geHeler Cor. Twelfth and MATkef.
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200 Rabies Wanted

At Plummer's gallery to have one dozen
best cabinet photographs taken at only
$3.50 per dozen, No. 1913 Main street
Wheeling.
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Look Here.

Do not fail to see the Great Match Game
of Polo tonight at the Chapline street rink
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-20

WEAR Lockes own make $3.50 shoes,
any style. J. b. Locke & Co, 1913 Main
street
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Plunmers

Have reduced the best cabinet photographs
to only $3.50, per dozen, No. ll3S Main
street Wheeling,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-20
$3.50 WILL BUY

Do not fail to see the Great Match Game
of Polo tonight at the Chapline street rink.
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A Great DIscoyarv.

SPEND a day OF JOY and happiness next
Monday, at Germania's picnic, New Fair
Grounds.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-20

WEAR Locke's own make 81 so shoes
any style, j. Fl. Locke & Co., 1913 Main
.,raaf
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-20

WEAR Lockes own make 81 so shoes
any style. J. II. Locke Il Co., 1913 Main
street
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-20

THERE will be a fan carnival at the AL
hambra Palace Rink Thursday evening
May q, on which occasion fine toilet sci
will be awarded to the lady having the
largest fan while skating
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HENRY JACOBS & co.
n54 Main Street.

.S.--.AnOther lot OF choice Coun-
Try Feathers cheap. wholesale anu
,-nNnfI
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Additional Local on First Page.
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Matters Of Minor Moment In and About the
CITY. ~
SiATtSHrs at both theatres today.
oNe marriage license was issued yesser-
day. '-8,-+- IS
f,p,, r.v,os,, a, the (lnara II onse,to.
~ i4'.'sA : = - ~ ssss
tn ~ -, H.. ~, Am ,.A;,a /.
Iii Sap.ins ss t.'sst,, ra,t M Tbntsdav
ii;ch. anuIapson psts ssNs
,.,,.., ~, ~, h s;ver'
Acol9Rkp ioiEs catiaxs ~ Ma ~ Ise; a,hS
q tne isiana Tux i nshs d,1saaS ~ ths
NO WMIe people wv" ~ s.sVn''N = y 't -
SUISSE ..,,a..,,,ss sa;,.o.d
u lssla tneie y s s'al ,aee,;s, ~ Ma.
Mo,k geil uoae =. ~ ~, saS ner \, way ~
ths EeEiy Ii.a - sa.o tt'e. = so =
securing t'sn's u :, way :, y, ~
THE benwood Nan w o is., WIS Ky .h ~
9pefata92H ysssetuI o ya Senbew n the
oeatt ol osVtse ILL. ntssn0 % . =
manager u 1ns mgtAst r.
]. 8. WADple, OF Hampshire county nus
been appointed q CLERK mine ~ h Naaansas
Postal service on ths p; q " - sSS's"
| George d. shinn, Of faifiaoht
"TnR HuNTERs Docs, Or THE W ANlSd ~ /. :
OATH" at Charley shay's IhsatTe tms
evening; last appearance OF the Leo .Ill
Brothers dramatic company anu actlhs
dogs. ,i
BARBARAs PlANsRY was yesterday ap-
pointed administrative Of the estate q Ea;
ward Plankey, deceased, and gave Donu
!: in the sum OF 81 ,0O0, with Louis Delprugge
as surety. O.
Tng charter oil the Great anawha
Petroleum, Coal and Lnmberi Company
was yesterday extended. for AZ years py
Secretary Of State Walker. II would nave
expired May LIST.
YESTERDAYS weather was something o
an improvement oyer. that Of the day be
fore mi NOT much. While it did not snow
! or rain, it was damp, chilly, muddy ane
generally disagreeable.
AFTER the big fire at Martins Ferry
! "Wednesday morning Messrs Gray !
, Smith. owners Of the Commercial block
treated the firemen from this city and
other workers to tirstclass breakfast a
II "a 11T u =.
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~ >
AnINrE1LleESoRR reporter called upon
Mr.. Chas. Otto yesterday and interrogated
him relative the treatment he had re.
,ceiyed from DIR. L. II. Niles. Mr.. ottowas
'highly.elated and stated that he had been
treated by physicians in this city for the
past three years, for dyspepsia, but limo
instance did any Of them give him relief.
He heard OF some miraculous cures by Dr.
Niles, and concluded he, would call on
that gentleman aud have him diagnose
his affection and see II he could discover
what allied him. He said the Doctor told
him he had a tape-wortn. and said he
could remove it. He undertook the case,
and after following his instructions about
diet for twenty.four hours he gave. him
medicine, and within I've hours aitertak.
ihg.the same the tape worm was removed
intact, measuring l25 feet. He said he
feltibetter yesterday than he had at any
previous time in three years, and wishes
Dr.. Niles all manner Of success, andifyou
want to! see the doctor you can find himin
his office at No. 1205 Market street,
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,Rhea,s Inrareml,en,

The sale OF reserved seats, for Rhea's
engagement at the Opera House win COM
mence at Bapmet's music store this MORN.
Ing. The plays q, be presented jwfll befonnd
in the advertising columns They are all
new. ofi"Afcadia, = the opening play, the
most complimentary things are said. II
lisa translation Of sasdog's "a Dangerous
Came II Is alleged that the central in
cident ofthis drama suggested the situa.
ton in BARLEY Campbell'g sGalley
Slave upon which the plot turns. II Is
differently handled here, however, and the
playiisf full Of thrilling interest Rhea has
a:role init as well suited to her genius as
4Idfieins q Courier, while the new play is
superior 10 Dumas'a. e
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The cormanla concert aud nan,

The Germania Singing Society held Q
concert and ball in their hall over the
pubIiclibrary last night. The programme,
consisting OF 10 numbers, was well rem
dered, but the clarionet solo Of Nj. Jaeger,
the solo Of Mfr. Hentzel and the duet OF
Messrs. Bremen and Myers deserve special
notice. After the conceft the chairs were
removed and the festivities closed with q
grand ball, for which the Opera House
orchestra furnished themusie. Its TO be
regretted that the society With its strong
chorus isnot interested in the sengertest
to be held here next July, and hope Is
expressed ON ali hands that they may Join
the movement. a also the Arion.
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Next week at Charley shay,s Theatre
there will be one Of the strongest attrac-
tons ever seen in Wheeling the Rine.
hart Juvenile Opera Company in Little
Red Riding Hood aiatinees will be
given Wednesday and Saturday, when
every little girl attending will be present
ed with a handsome doll. The prices re-
main as usual. The indianapolis Septinel
says the operetta ia handsomely mounted
and gorgeonsly costumed, and the opera
Is given in its entirety. Il Is fnlloi bright
lines and beautiful tableaux, and every
thing is given with attentiontodetail wor-
thy the emulation Of some Of the more pre-
tentious companies. Besides the Rinehart
children there Is a chorus Of some thirty
clever little people that adds a pleasing
ensemble effect. Miss BERTHE Rinehart as
"Colin, dresses and acts the part in good
taste, and her singing Is charming. She
mas Q pure soprano voice OF wide range,
aud her pure, bird.like notes are the won.
der and admiration Of all. =, &
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Natural Gas and OH.

II Is said that the Natural Gas Company
OF West Virginia intendsto bore for gas
at some point near West Alexander, six
teen miles east Of Wheeling, where II has
large leases OF presumablygood gas lands.
The Canonsburg Herald says: up.to the
present writing twenty-one wells have
been drilled, or work commenced upon
them in oil and gas tertitorysof Washing
ton county. These wells are located az
follows: In Mt. Pleasant township a;
South gtrabane, 4; Canton, 8; CHARTERS
and franklin, each 9 Gross Greek, Done.
gal and Hopeweil, each l. The last three
have been abandoned. 0ffthe others 10
have been developed into flowing gas
wells and one into an oil producing we'll.
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NatnraI Gas al aiorgantown.

APittsburgh expert has been examin-
Ing the gas well at Morgantown and in his
report 70 the stockholders stated that
1900 cubic feet Of gas was issuing from
the we'll every twenty-four hours, that It
was Of twelve candle Illuminating power,
that he had never tested richer natural
gas, and that the quantity was sufficient to
supply 500 argand burners four hours each
day. Steps have been taken 10 build q
tank and receiver, and lay pipes; also to
Ascertain cost and proprietyl OF boring o
new well for water works, &c. The town
council will be asked 10 submit TO ayote
al the May election the question Of 0 sub
scription tnthe capital stock Of the COM
pany to be expended in water works.
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tlYanilerfnl Eiiiennr. d

Some people are slow in telling what
good things have been dome for them, but
sfr. John P. DAILY, Of Gillisonyille, s. o.,
says he takes great pleasure in testifying
10 the wonderful efficacy OF Browns Iron
Ritters in dyspepsia, fever and agne, and
general debility Of the system. He has
personally experienced the most salts,
factory results from the use oil, this yalnsr
BE medicine, Make memorandum Of
this, all We whose systems are run down.
Browns Iron Bisters will cure you.
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...rrnR1nI.Y ArI!.F11urEp., !

Nj. and Nm. Everett stebhius, Belehertown
Mast, Wfite ..0nt little boy was terribly ailctc'
with Sci0iulA, sAlt Rheum and Eryti pelAS eve
since he was born, and no hing we eould give hin
which gradually cured him until he % nov % fai
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@1he,trasl..
ltiiCI;,llra
Infantile Skin Beautiflers.Appea
TO Motllers.-Try Them.

For Cleansing the Skin aud scalp .oi Birth Hu
mon; for allaylns Itching Burning and lntlAmma
tlon, for curing the fnt symptoms Of Eczema
;pSoriasis MIX Crust seall Head scrofula and
other inherited skin and blood diseases, Cuticurl
ste Skin Rcautifier. externally, and Cutlcura Re
solvent Tho new Blood Purifier, internally arc In
lallible. Absolutely pure. VI
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. a.
An old and Ehleisnt onieef Hsncred BY hi1
l.lt-l Ffianda. ". AZ

FElends.
/ Ofieer Joe BR1um, Of the police force
was last night presented with q very hand-
some gold badge by a number Of his
friends and admirers. The presentation,
took place shortly after u O'clock inthe
private dining parlors Of Martin Thorn.
ton's Capitol Restaurant and was followed
by q supper gotten up in superb style.
These two events made the occasion one
that will be memorable to those that were,
present. !.
Officer Barum Is one Of the Oldest and
most experienced officers In the city. Be-
fore coming 10 this city he served with
distinction on the Pittsburgh police force
and was one OF Captain BENEFITS best
men during his four years service in the
office Of Chief. Barum has as many, ifnot
more, friends. than any man on the force,
and for some time past several OF his
most ardent admirers have been DESTROYS
OF depressing in some mannert their appre-
citation Of his deserving services. They
decided 10 secure q gold badge, and last
night was selected as the time 70 presentit,
This ceremony took place in the pre-
senee OF about twenty gentlemen, includ-
ling Captains Smith and Bennett, members
OF the county constabulary, police and
press and other gentlemen. Col. w. w.
Arnett made the presentation and Col.
Charley Shay responded for Barum. Both
speeches were short and pithy. Then the
supper was attacked and for an hour strict
attention was given to the good things
Martin had provided. he had made q
| snecial effort 10 do himself pfoud and sue.
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ANOTHER SESSION
TnAr co,SsUaEs Is EsTIaE DIS.
The poasa q County coulnl..ionnstsw Fss
a.. with tho supplemental Assss.msnt
Business In the Case ef the Top NIL.
Liquor Licenses and wind:

The Board Of County Commissioners
met yesterday in adjourned session. The
entire forenoon session was consumed in
discussing applications for license to sell
LIQUOR. The application Of August Pestin;
ger for license 70 keep q tavern OF Elm
Grove was granted after q lively racket.
A motion was made to reject the applica-
ton Of q. +. Hartleib, at Elm Grove, on
the ground that he had been selling liquor
to paupers at the county infrmary, but
this motion was voted down and the
license granted. Arecess was then taken
till 1880 4. N. $50
In the afternoon licenses to sell liquor
were issued TO the Park Association,
Lawrence Heller, Michael Stein, Frank
Walters, Hermann Gehringer, August
IHeimberger, Elizabeth Miller, Henry
Seibert, George Baker and Williams tamm.
rHEToP MILL TAXES.
The matter Of the petition Of the Wheel.
ling Iron and Nail Company, proprietors Of
the Top Mil, for q reduction Of their as
sessment ior 1884 Of personal property
Il from SlZZ,O7V W SoSIV5Vt WAC theh tahSAA
;tup. The petition recites that the Assessor
i'd making up his returns for taxation In
1854 added an arbitrary assessment Of
$4,000 to the amount Of personal pro
perty returned by the company for taxa:
4 ton. and this amount covers the product
/ Of mechanical skill and labor produced
within one year prior to the LIST Of
January, 1884, and remaining on hands
and unsold on that day; that the goods as
sessed were made on real estate belonging
4 10 the company, by machinery also be.
longing toit, upon which real estate and
machinery taxes are paid.
Mr.. w. p. Hubbard, counsel for the
company, explained the matter. Attor-
/ ney General Caldwell, Assessor Phillips
and Prosecuting Attorney Jordan were
also present. BY the various statements
made it was shown that the company is
assessed for 1884 with personal property TO
the amount OF Sl22, $40, and real estate TO
the amount OF Sl42, 500. The company's
capital stock is sis5, 900, and its bonded in:
debtedness $4,000. The $4,000, at s.
cents on the l00yaluation, the totalleyy
for all purposes in the year nancy, would
pay S765 taxes.
/ a vote on granting the petition was
reached, and resulted in 5 ayes and 4 noes:
/ Messrs. Peterson, Prince. Boring, Max
well and Nichols voted TO make the re-
duction. Mr.. stocker was absent. An
effort was made to postponed announce
ment Of the result, and this caused much
discussion, which was cut short by the ar
rival Of Stocker.
Then the whole matter was gone over
for his benefit. He wantedt 10 be excused,
and Captain Prince moved TO excuse him,
but the motion was lost, and stocker voted
no, and his vote rejected the petition and
sustained the supplemental assessment
order OF ex-Auditor Miller.
An appeal will be taken to the courts.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
The Amy Gordon opota oenpsn,,s Engage

The Amy Gordon Opera compan1,s Engage.
lnsnt Here.
The Amy Gordon Opera Company,
which was biIled TO open three nights
engagement ut the Opera House Thursday
night, but was delayed by a late train IN:
iltoo late to appear then, gave its initial
performance last evening. The audience
was above the average Of the season, and
was made mp. Of very desirable class Of
people. The ever popular opera, .Girotle
Giroila;; was given, Miss Gordon persons
ating thetwin sisters. The audience show
ed signs Of appreciation OF the perform
ance.
This afternoon 'Fatinitzaew llbe given.
This Is a beautiful opera, and has not been
seen here for several seasons. 1t will no
doubt begreeted by full house. The
same may be said Of the opera on the bill
for tonight, z Bile Taylor This Is one
OF the few light and popular operas which
have stood the test Of several successive
seasons and yet have not been done to
death in Wheeling, The choice OF operas
for the engagement is q happy one
throughout. ~
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nano PORINorIIING. d

VIM. Gordon; 81 Arlington Ave, chalestoKn
Mas writes q having paid abont S&0 70 lhSt
elaSs doc. 0Es toetre my baby without success,
Tried the CutiGura Remedies, which completely
ctf6d after using three pactAgpE.p MI
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THE BOLD BURGLARS
Ar MouNDsvlIlE,
Four Houses catered BY Thieyss There
Tharsday Nighttime Plupder Not Very 4
Rieh-A Party Of wheeling, Bsnwoed
and Rellairs Men Arrested.

The extraordinary enterpriseande energy
displayed by agang Of burglarsat Mounds;
vile Thursday night has given that slow
going old sburgp such wakingup as she
has not experienced for years. The frst
work ofthe moonlight mechanics waste
procure a Lotto carpenter tools, which
was accomplished by breaking into the
planning mill and bursting open Jack Bow
er's tool chest. Their next move was to
force open the front door Of w. w.
Smith Is store, corner Of Mound and Second
streets, in the Second ward, where they
carried of the money drawer, containing
something Ike SIS, q lot Of iewelry, q re.
yolyer and q number Of handkefchiefs.
IL anything else was taken Mr.. Smith has
not vet discovered II. The money drawer
was found short distance from the store,
in a vacant lot, where 1t had been thrown
after being riHed Of its contents.
The Hanratta House was next en-.
tered, the thieves going through a window
into the sitting room, from whence they
made their wav To the bar.room by forcing
open door which was locked. A revolt
ven bottle Of whisky and lot Of cop
pers. found in the cash drawer, was the
amounted plumber found here.
Harris Bros hardware store, on thu
same street, was the fourth establish
ment operated upon, where an entrance
was effected by forcing the front dool
with chisel, as was done at Smith store
and the bar.room OF the Hanratta house
Here the operatives were very reasonable
only taking two reyolyers and a lot OF car
tridges.
The fellows are certainly well armed, a.
they took q revolver from Smith, one
from the Hanratta House and two from
| from the Harris brothers. The pleasure
boat Nellie Healy, y lying at the wharf
was looked through by Officer McGill
acting under a search warrant issued By
Squire Edwards, but none Of the stolen
goods were found there.
After the unsuccessful search OF the
boat a warfant was sworn out for each o.
the men on board. The boats crew. con
sisted OF Charles o. Hara, called Y Captain,
and William Powers, Of Bellaire, JOHN NJ
CLARK, Of Wheeling, John Chapman,
John Martin, William Hendrix, George
Eskey and Jacob Shipner, of Benwood, all
Of whom were arrested by Sergeant Bran,
non and Deputy AIcGill and taken before
Squire Edwards =.
The examination, conducted by the
Prosecuting Attorney, was begun shortly
before noon, and after the hearing, Powers
and Close were each held in $500 bond
for their appearance to answer TO the
aetion-oi the grand jury, and committed
| indefault Of bail. -
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OPENING-A. I. RICE { co.

Our opening Of Pattern Hats and Bon.
nets takes place Thursday and Friday;
16th and 18th Inst.
We are making every effort TO eclipse
all former openings In the variety and
richness Of cur display, aud promise
Hats and Bonnets from the leading
Modistes, OF low prices.
Our preparations for the Spring Season
will all be complete, and We can safely
say that never before has as fine a line Of
Millinery been displayed, as we promise
to exhibit. A. J.. RICE 4 co.
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,pRnNTIuPan IeOPrFT d

Charles Rayre Hlnkle. Jersey City Height, n. y.
write: "Aty son, a lad b, twelve year,, was com
pleteiy cured OF O terrible case Of hczenA BY Til
tnticnTR Remedies From The top ot bis head x
the s9les Of his feat was Que mas 81 Eyet
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fnn pAI.r. I.ANnn1n.

Emacsatel children. with pimply, sallow skin The
iCrtlcun Remedies will prove q perfect blessing
cleansing the blood and skin ol Inherited impuFil
IL ! and 6xpelllpg the germs OF satoiill, theumR
tism, consumption, and severe skin diseases,
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FouR.BuTros curAwAYss in Wine,
Brown, Black and Blue Shades, from the
famous Rochester Clothing houses, at the
Star, So Twelfth street. An electrical in-
diCator with each suit.