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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-15
a Shooting Array at San AptonIo

SAN ANTONIO, March ld.--[Spoclal. r.
This morning at 2o'clock an ARRAY oc-
Cured in the White Elephant saloon,
resulting In the serious stabbiug of ono
man and slight injury to another. Pat
Cavanaugh entered the faro room and
bot 80 cents. lie won and objected to
the dealers method OF payment. When
the game closed, John Glattery, the
dealer, and sGme friends went down
stalrS to drink. Cavanaugh approached
ana said: "Slattery, you arc AN Irish
= b." at the same time stebbing him
in tho neck, near the carotid artery.
SlatteIy drew pistol and pursued Cav.
anaugh, firing four shots, ono of which
took eject in the log. All tho parties
were arrested.
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ALynchInr I'm Kansn.

INDEPENDENCE, KAs,, March lI.-At a
late hour last night party OF over lOC
mon stermod the Jail, took Frank Bon.
ham, young farmer, therefrom and
hanged him to railroad trestle. Bon.
was charged with the murder of hi.
mother, brother and sister ON the 81 OF
last month. The district court yester
day granted change OF venue to Cher.
okee county, which incensed the resi-.
dents of tho neighborhood where Bon.
ham lived.
His guilt was not proven, though all
appearances were against him. lie no.
fused TO plead when arraigned,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-15

IT is pleasant to see that the person
ellie among the ladies of the cabinet is
fully up to the standard of the past,
Mrs. BAYARD is described as being q
lady Of ease and grace in manner,
MRS. M,ANNINa is said to be lady OF
unusual dignity and good taste in toilet
mother of ATTORNEY GENERAL GAR
LAND, presides over tho social depart
ment Of Justice, and is said to be easy in
manner and pleasant in address. MRS
ENDIcoTT ~ noted as very striking
parsonage, with gray hair and dark
eyes, splsndldly attired. There Is nc
apprehension that Democratic ladies
viii not DO la mode and in tho mode.
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PRESIDENT CLEVELAND IL said to DO
embarrassed by the number OF applies-
tons from Illinois tor heads of bureaus.
If there wore one or two good Repuhli-
can members Of tho Legislature who
could declare they had always been
good Democrats" IL would be difficult
to see the improperly of considering
tholr clnima.
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Ono Lnas IInrnrinnnin.

EAGLE PASS, March ll.-lSpeciM. f.
Kitty Pearl, alias Lamar, went ON q biz
spree last night and retired Mt late
hour worry very much intoxicated. At
1880 a. m. she arose, partly sobered, and
in ut of melancholy shot herself
through the stomach with n "a calibre
revolver. Death onsued In one hour.
She was II years old, very handsome,
OF some education and was originally
from Bolton, where she was at one
time a belle, and was soduced by q
local masher. She was buried this
evening, attended by many of the frail
SisterhOOd.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-15

TUE house refuses to rocode from its
amendment to the senate bill abolIshing
the fish commission. A committee of
conference has boen appointed, and tho
great probability is that the house
amendment continuing the commission
two years will ho adopted, as II should
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-15

SAN ANTONIO falls into line as natur-
ally rs flock of wild geese follow their
file leader. Nearly every other city In
Texas has strike on hand, aud the
employees In the water-works company
OF that city struck for s. a day. They
are now getting$l.25. 1t is now In or
der tor the cowboys to exercise this
great prerogativo.
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all closed according to the order of the
chlef oil p'ice, but many of
the sports. who were thinking
OF leaving remained over to
await developments. 1t is charged by
some o. these that the whole thing is a
scheFne on the part of the big gambling
establishments to close out the small
competition, A. NJ. Waddell, who owns
an interest in nearly every gambling
place, and Councilman Dick Watts, ana
Eli Marks, proprietOrs Of tho largest es-
adjustments, are charged with conspir-
ing and having the houses closed with
la view of opening again
when the matter blows over and the
small gamblers are drawn from the
field. Chief Whallon lhas received the
endorsement Of the best citizens for
closing tho houses. He says they are
closed for good, so far as he has the
mower, and that he will take steps to
have the gamblers leave the city or find
| honest employment.
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THE Marlin Ball says; "Tho Dallas
'HrRALp has discarded the long-wlnded
editorial aud is now oiled with sharp.
polluted paragraphs OF the highest order
OF ability. There are tow people who
read column editorials, unless vo-y Inn
portrait" The Falls county people find
much "a the Ball 90 road and they do
well 90 gstronizo that able paper.
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To Judge from telegrephic reports Rus.
STA is taking England out "snlplng," and
n Mr.. GLADSTONE don't have the bag To
hold, indications point that way. Rus.
ala Is masslng her forces ON. Tho Afghan
frontiers, and when she ~ all prepared,
will svoop down On that country much
TO the disgust OF the British lion. Rus
STA so far has the advantage aud viii
probably keep H.
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Pleased with Congressman Jones.

LoNdvHw, March l3.-[Special. His
constituents are looking for the return
of Hon. James Jones, congressman
from Washington soon. Ilo lives at
Henderson, and tho people there are
very proud of him indeed.
Minoola has been cut of from Hem
dorson for several days on account of
tho telegraph wire being repeatedly
by falling troes.
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A stock swiudicr Arrested.

BosroN, March li.-Joseph villa,
known to state street brokers, was ar.
rested for alleged embezzlement of 500. =
600 belonging TO Mrs. Sarah IL. Page. of
Hallowoll. Mrs. Page deposited with
Nilla amounts aggregatlng 100000, The
dividends were paid regularly up 10 a
short time ago. Mrs, Page was then
informed that she owned no stocks and
thet The interest was only paid to dc.
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THE declaration of tho Russian czar
that tho ends of that great autccracy
would DO obtained by tho gradual power
LIBERALIZATION and not by ioroo, IL rather
a cool announcement from q govern.
ment that has boon rated in the geo.
graphios OF tho present generation as
"haE clvlllzed.n
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AND now PRESIDENT CLEVELAND
warns tho Oklahoma boomers not to on
ter upon tho lands in the Indian Terri
tory. II these doluaed followers of
CoueR and others will come to Texas,
they can get all the lands they may
want. to bo paid for in 30 yoars, and
would DO welcomed 10 the lone ata
atatA
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THERE is no regular salary for county
Judges. The county judges get an allow
anco from tho commissioners and the
rest of their pay in fees. Mr.. Hamll-
toms bill was killed in the house, leav-
ing the law rs Il ainnda.
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In Is said that john l.. Sullivan oats
opium. II may BIO, but II would require
aflidavlts OF very wolghty character TO
induce the HERALD man TO tackle him,
unless those iurats evidenced tho fact
that the aforesaid SULLIVAN had eaten
a pound In the last half hour.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-15

Mr.. BLAINE called yesterday al tho
White House and was received cor
daily by Nc. CLEVELAND. Ills an OBJ
servable circumstance, however, that
when the interview was over, II was
CLEVELAND that asked BLAINE TO call
avain
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Tie CRIMINAL CALENDAR.
CAPTURE OF THE TWO RAlNgYs.
I-ynching In Kansas Because of Change
of Vcnue-StOlen Property Recov-
cred at theVillage-The Days
Record of Crimes


New YORK, March l4.--Mrs,. DR., E. s
Hudson was arraigned to-da Y, charged
with swindling the prop rietor of the
Coleman house oat of sos for board and
lodging: She pleaded rot guilty, and
declared she had never swindled any
person in Bostor,. She said
she merely got into debt,
and did not go into BIZ lnkruptcy because
she had not the mea as TO do SO. She
was held in bail for trial. In her rooms
were found trunf. full of letters from
Rev. J. b. Drysds .Ie, now pastor of a
Island, and 10 fmorly rector of ST.
PsuPs Episco pal church, Boston.
lnes9 letters re full of endearing ex-
pressions and thanks for money and
presents and requests to "burn these
letters" he also talks about consulta-
IONS with fortune tellers and his
troubles IA the Boston church. Drys.
uale denl es that she has any claim
on MN, Whereas she claims he was on
terms OF intimacy with her in Boston,
adnd ma borrowed from her between
$oOO and $1,000. From the Coleman
mouse she wrote him for money, and she
wrote about him to Assistant Bishop
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THH Ven Alstyne Enterprise says:
The Dalls HERALD IL asking for east
err girls to come TO Dallas aud marry
men Of that city. II seems to us that
Dallas ought TO grow its own girls.
Most OF tho Van Alstyno young ladies'
were married or last fall aud winter,
but we have fire lot coming on. We
are afraid that Dllas is not doing her
duty 10 the state.
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The Cameron Herald take q hopeful
view of the present outlook in Milan
county and socks TO encourage the
farmers to plant as largely rs their ar
rangements VIII justify. This is right
SOW and ye shall reap.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-15

II tho bill for cniiorm text books
passes tie Legislature and becomes a
law, they better tdd penal clause, If
they want the people to work under IL
Petitions arc boinG gotten up against "
In many counties,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-15
Found tho Watches, but whore are DIn
mOuuae

FoRr WoRru, March li.-,Spocial.
Several boys, who were going 'possuu
hunting this evening, while fordiug 4 Q
Trinity, saw a valiso half buried in q O
mud, which, on examination by 81 d
Wells, one OF the boys, was found o
contain Is fine gold watches. Tn,
officers were notified and say thoy nov
have clue. to the parties who SOM
time ago robbed the pawn-shop here
A negro, Henry Booson, has been ar
rested as ono oil the gang, ono of IN,
stolen watches being found on him
No diamonds have been found as vet.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-15

THr S@ngerfest TO be hold In Houston
soon promises to be grand affair.
What arc the Dallas singing societies
doing to be properly representedf They
should be tuning their voices for 7 TO-
tory ard the prize.
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Republican Candidate for Mayor q
Chicago

CHICAGO, March l4.-Judgo Sidney
Smith, now on tho Cook county circuit
court bench, was nominated by tho Re
publicaus, to-day, Tor mayor by IMAM
imous and rising vote.
Ex-Coagressmau Jokn Il. Flnnorty
was nominated for city treasurer, and
Hampstead Washborne, u son of ex-
Minister Washborno, was nominStod
for city clerk. Tho convention was one
of tho best attended in tho history of
tho party, and was presided over by OK
Congressman Georgo II. RaYis.
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Mr.. Warden Back from washington.

MoKINNRY, March l4,-[Spocial. l.
William Warden returned to-day from
Washington, whore he has been sight
seeing, shaking the presidential hand
and hobnobbing with congressman
Everybody up here would DO delighted
to see him appointed United States Mar
shal,
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TyiE Whitney Messenger is not old,
butt IL lively. Tho editor is said TO
DO ebout TO pntont htwk-trap. Such
an invention is noedodfn that post oak
region.
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Neurological.
MRS. HERBERT.

WASHINGTON, March H.-Mrs. Her.
bert, wife OF Congressman Herbert, OF
Alabama, died this morning.
AN OLD srEAMBoATMAN.
NEw 0nLsANs, March ii.-Capt.
Richard McGuce, u we'll known steam.
bostmap, died this morning, aged 81.
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WE may have an horest school board
now who would not ccnnive with mann
moth book concerns II the bill for uni
form text books pasg ., but IL will not
always BIO 80.
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SUNDAY, MARCH 10, 1885.

OUR aolons at Austin should remem-
Der tho time whom, under tho DAVIS
and DhGREss rogimo, the'ctate had tho
uniform text book.
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A Horse Thief and an on cor Slain,

AToHIsoN, March IA special to the
Champion records the killing of one
Clarke, a horse thief, and the fatal shoot
ing of Frank Harrington, town mar
shall of Jewett City, 200 miles west
of here, to-day. Clarke had
been tracked by the sheriff
OF Rice county TO q farm house, and
with Marshal Harrington and two dep
uties surrounded the building, where
upon Clarke ran from the house, shoot
ing as he went, one Of the bullets TAX
ing effect in Harrington's head. One
of the deputies then shot and killed
Clarke
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A Soldier shot bynOamhIor-

FoRr DAYS., March li,--lSpeclal.1 T.
Elmer Il. Morgan, soldier, was shot bv
Harry Moreland, gambler, In McKen.
passed through ono OF Morran's apsiss
making u bad wound. Moreland as
capped, but was arrested at Maria Ia.
night. "" W.
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Criminal Notes from Longylew.

lloNevIEw, March 1t.-lSpeclal. ID.
/" Smith, who was shot by Ruie Harris
on the 18th, is doing vol, and says he
lried every way IN his power to mako a
settlement with Harris about their out
standing accounts. 10 said that no had
not cheated Harris out of anything, as
the hotel effects all belonged TO him
lSmithi that Harris had nevor paid all
he had agreed to on thom. lie said he
hsd never cursed or abused Mrs, Harris,
and said she had always boon very lady
like, and had no been called upon to
swear as to hor, no would swear in her
favor. He said BIO thought Harris was
going to trade him the shotgun, as he
had just told Harris he would give him
all The accounts for his shotgun, and
said Instead of any i'll will he felt sorry
for Harris.
The sheriff OF Cherokee County passed
through here yesterday with prisoner,
who was charged with willfully allow.
ing convicts 30 escape at Rnsk. IIe
was captured near Shreveport, Louis
lana.
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We Assert

mat Tor TASTE Design and COorpg Sunorior
o. quality Extent and Variety stock of Carpets now
before offered in Dallas will bear any omnariSap 70 %
nave now on exhibition Mark the prices are lower than ey
Oe'Ore ana doubtless lower than they will be again
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The LoulsyIlic Gambllnr Wa,

LOUISVILLE, March h.-.There were
no startling developments In the ramb.
lug situation to-day. The houses are
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-15
Magnificent Administer Carpets.
BigGl0V Body Brussels Carpets,
Lowell Body Brussels Carpets,
RoZbury Tapestry Brussels Carpets
And all other Of the best productions known to the trade in
Guiding some of the most
exquisite SPECIALTIES

For tirst-olass trade ever produced by the most
popular caterers for the public taste The cream OF
all the bestis to be found in our extensive ENLARGED
Department.
The line of STRAW MATTINGS we are show.
ing is the largest we have ever shown. Prioas
range from 30 1-2o to SOC. and qualities run muoh
better than past seasons.
AT o6c we offer line of TAPESTRIES that
cannot be bought elsewhere for less than Soc
At 200 quality of which were sold last sooso,,
for ST. -~'' S0""o"
Al 81 25 Body Brussels which are now srv,isb
and should be sold for S15O 1851
At$l6o few more of the Eoquettes this is
positively the last week we can offer them at this
low price. "' ILLS
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Illinois SonatorshIp.

SPRINGFIELD, March li.-Only one
ballot was taken for United States som
alter to-day. Morrison received II votes,
The assembly then adjourned.
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. ""TFVEVW 70 10 IOsT,
BOSTON, March 1.-THE British
steamer Standard, which sailed for Lon
don ON January n, has not since been
heard from and IN supposed TO ho lost.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO AN
w nounce Nh. ]. ID. CARTER for re-elec-
Ton TO the Office of Councilman In tho Sixth
Wa I'd for the long term.
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WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO AN
w nounce Mr.. JOHN SPELLMAN as n can
didate for Mayor at the ensuing election In
April.
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WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO AN
w nounce JOHN HENRY BROWN rs n
candidate for Mayor.
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WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO AN
w nounca Mr.. r. GAMER as candidate
for Councilman In East Dalles at the ensu-
ing April election.
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WORTHY
Of Confidence.

AVEPic Sar,aparillaisamcdicin that.
H'GH y during nearly 80 wears, IN nh
parts OF the world, has proved h ctli'
cacya the best blood Alternative known
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-01
GRAHAWs COMING CLASH.
But Little Reliance Placed on the Rn-
mors that Digna VIII Not Fight.

But Little Reliance Placed on the Rn-
mOrs that Digna VIII Not Fight. Z
LONDON, March 31.-In the House Of
Commons this afternoon the Marquis Of
Harrington, Secretary of State for War,
announced that Osman Digna had aban-
doned Tamai.
AdYices from Suakin state that Gen.
Graham will begin his advance at an
early hour tomorrow. He expects tc
touch the enemy two hours march from
Gen. McNeilRs zereba. Notwithstanding
the rumors that Osman Digna has beeif
deserted by most of his force the War
Office anticipates that there Will be severe
lighting with him.
DIGNA NOT SUING FOR PEACE.
The report that Osman Digna vas
suing for peace is not true. Scouts conc
firm the report that Osman Digua has,
evacuated Hasheen. The advance OF the
British has, therefore, been postponed.
DIGNA AGAIN REPORTED RErREATINGs :
The report that Osman Digna is in fulb
retreat is confirmed by the reports oS
several more. .de5erteIs.
Another dispatch from Suakin says that
all accounts Indicate that Osman Dign8
is completely demOralzed and has retirg6
TO Erkowit. A dag OF truce was hoisted
over Iasheen TO cover his retreat. ManM
tribes are deserving him. Work on the
Berber railway has been resumed.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-01
ETANNING's CHANGES.
higgins Chief of the AppoIntmsntD Divi
gion-Resignation Called for.

higgins Chief of the appointment Divi-
sion-ResignatiOn Called for.
WASHINGTON, March 31.-Secretary
Manning to-day appointed Eugene Hig-
gins, Of Baltimore, to be Chief of the Ap-
pointment Division Of the Treasury De-
partment, to take effect April ., vice c. S.
Trevltt resigned. His services as an
employe under the appropriation for the
detection Of frauds upon the customs
revenue were dispensed with from to-day.
Mr.. TreVitt's resignation takes effect
tomorrow. Secretary Manning says that
he does not regard the facts in the record
of Mr.. Higgins as damaging, and that so
far the conduct Of Mr. Higgins as acting
Appointment Clerk Of the Treasury has
been excellent. IL he finds that he does
not prove to be a good official he will re-
move him, but not otherwise. Senator
German smiles.
Secretary Manning has called for the
designations Of First Auditor REYNOLDS,
Second Auditor Ferris, Fourth Auditor
BeaTdsley, Fifth Auditor Alexander, and
Second Comptroller Upton, to take effect
on the appointment and qualification of
their successors, who will be nominated
tomorrow or Thursday. All the above
named officials have accordingly resigned.
It is SAID that immediate changes are also
contemplated in the Offices Of Registrar of
the Treasury. Commissioner of Customs.
and Deputy First Comptroller. II ls also
said that Assistant Secretary Coon will
resign shortly to engage in private busi-
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sentatives no option. 1t is understood
that in the Republican caucus, when it
was determined to pass this resolution,
senator Jones, of Nevada, who brought
aDeut the renting of the Butler mansion,
was criticised as having thus attempted
20 pay an Indebtedness of his own to Mr..
Butler.
WHAT A DISTRICT JUDGE SAYS.
An eminent Judge of the District, Re-
publican, by the way, but q cordial OBJ
Jector to Mr. Blaine, is credited with the
ioll0Wlng remarks: In referring to the
beginning made by President Cleveland,
and having commented faVQfAbly upon
the examples that had been set Of greater
simplicity and economy by government
officers, be said: ''It is encouraging to
see that t9is is to be a serioqs admiais-
tratlon. The Characteristic 0f the last
administration was frlYolity. Its great
est Efforts were put forth to maintain un-
changed all the business habits Of prece-
dlng administrations, and it only grew in
the direction Of social ad0nmeuts and
conventional forms, the merest tribes in
dress, deportmept, precedence, etiquette,
and the like being talked about with far
more ealnestpess than the ipfrequent
suggestions that the party Should find
some manly and desirable thing to do ard
do 1t with all its might"
CARLISLE AND RANDALL.
Mr.. Randall's actions, since Mr.. Cleve-
land became President, have encouraged
bossttulness on the part Of his noisy ad-
herents and personal admirers. Go where
you may, into any of the departments,
day after day you will find MI. Randall,
accompanied by obscure persons from
different States, prOwling into the rooms
OF Secretaries in search Of places. The
White House has few more frequent VISIT
ors. MIR. Carlisle, on the other hand, has
gone home. The opportunity offered to a
Speaker to use his influence to gain pa
tr0nage has evidently been neglected, and
50 the Randall men, shouting the alleged
trumpets Of their pet through the streets,
swear at Mr.. Carlisle as a man too "bIgh
toned' to be patronage hunter, and fat
ter Ar. Randall by telling him that he is
making capital with President and peo-
pie, while Mr.. Carlisle is losing both pa
trOnage and friends. The mistake OF
jumping to the conclusion, from the char
acter of any appointments that have been
made, that the President is opposed to
revenue reform or is bosHle to Mr.. Car
Isle, or hopelessly enamored of Mr.. Ran
dali, viii appear in time.