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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-05-04
INSTRUMENTATION.


"ASTED-To EXCHANGE FOR SEATTLE
" property 2-story fraiae house and corner
lot OF half acre in Northfielc Minnesota
near Carleton Col eye; fun particulars can be
learned BY applying TO George w. Nash, Prince
william street. corner East, Seattle, Wash.
WASTED-PARTfEs TO LOCATE ON FINE
w government land. CORE ,pondence solic-
ted SEATTLE Land Locating Company. Kline &
Rosenberg building
"ASTED-DEsiRABLE LOTS, BLOCKS OR
w acres in a. about seattle. will pay cash
for same. John W. Mcdonnell, squire's wharf
DoYs-CHAScE TO MAKE MONEY; BRING
ID what rags you can aud 10 engine-room Of
Post tnteliiseueer. between and q m.
WANTHp - HOUSES TO RENT IN ALL
w parts OF ahe city and as all prices. we have
over twenty applications for houses Of the pres
ent time. Call or address Washington Terri
tory Investment Company. corner second and
Cherry.
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r osT-oSE FINDING An ENGLISH SETTER
L. dos vita collar And chain attached please
resnyn 70 30 yesssr asesHs. as1 receive 70
vnx1
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-05-04

L>OR SALE-OSE OF THE BEST LODGING
IL houses in the city, situated on Front street
In splendid location: contains II nicely fur
nished rooms: 10 . very good investment: viii
clear over 100 per cent q year. For terms call
on Washington Territory Investment COMPANY.
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nkkssNAkIsG AND FAMILY SEWING AT
- home OF 20 80 cut By me fiay. cali - a
assD La North Third slsset, No. 81
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-03-27
Fortune Played Them a Trick.

Fortune is n slippery jade. a New
York Mil anil EcDrsss writer heard the
other day OF a shabby trick she played
several gentlemen, among whom were no
less noted pcrsonagcs than two cx Gov
ernors Of Massachusetts,, Butler and Rice
\ chemist namcd Fell, residing in New
York, had made a most remarkable dis
coycry, which was apparently destined to
rcyolutiOnize the leather industry. I'm
experimenting with tunostatc OF soda, he
had applied it to blotting paper, aud the
result was "a substance like leather pos
sos,ing the same hard, yet elastic cousis.
tcncy and practically indcstructiblc.
A company was organized, and for
tunes seemed TO be within easy reach Of
all concerned. Presently the experiments
ceased. The chemists supply Of tuag-
state had all run out A new condgn-
mcnt from Mr. Quctticr the dealer, did
not produce the same effect Repeated
trials failed to revive the success Of the
first. The tungstatc was analyzcd aud
found TO be pure. Then "a small portion
OF fhc old supply was scrapcd from the
box in which it had been kept, and that
wa, sent exclusively to Profs. Dorcmus,
Fcuchtwangor and Ennis 90 Lc aualyzcd.
They found in it foreign substances and
o rcsiduum Of alum
The first specimen had been imported
from Germany; the second was domestic.
Then so, 900 was offered TO the dealer it
he could secure fresh supply of the
same quality as Che first. This he under
took to do, but somehow failed. A Mr..
Murphy was sent abroad 90 visit the
German firm Of fmauufactmcrs from whom
The impure tuugstntc bad been received.
While hc was on the Atlantic the fac.
tories of the German house were burned
TO Che ground They wcreucycr rebuilt
And -o, for the want OF acruu'c
knowledge OF the nature OF SINGLE
ingredient aud That, Too, 900 impuuty,
% big discovery aud % magnificent for
tune boz prospective have gone alimmcr.
iu' Europ. has ba.u aooheI in vain
fpr trace %, OBJ. chemical m.Hure. and
a.I THAT i Io,. ol thc golden dream f1.
tha .toctHoiju to gHl. upyn are % few
piece, of paper leather
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-03-27

guessed what made Miss Emma so merry.
When Jim could come without any
danger from the fever, Miss Emma sent
for him, and then she made him tell hei
how the new conductor looked, and all
about him.
"ls it real hard work, Jiml" she
asked
1t is, indeed, Miss; early and late,
aud in all wcathors. But Mr.. Thatcher
stands IL first rae, though he is burnt
sOmc,n
Then Miss Emma made Jim remember
the very day Mr. Thatcher went on the
cars first, and noted down the day on a
card. She would not let me 20 for sew
eral weeks, and paying me big wages all
the timc, as IL 1t was just hard nursing
like the first.
So was still there when the three
months were over, and il hadn't known
should have guessed there was some
thing Miss Emma expected that day.
She dressed herself i'm a new white or
candle, rs fine rs hair, with a little
blue sprig all over it, aud she put on n
blue ribbon under her lace collar and in
her hair. She couldn't settle down to
read or sew, but just fidgctcd about all
the morning
al know Harry will como to-day, she
whispered to me.
Aud sure enough, he did come Miss
Emma was in the large porlors and was
fussing about there, too, knowing all the
time she was Keeping me busy there
just for company. Mr.. Sandcrsou's
private sittng-room is of the parlors,
and We heard somebody 90 the whole
length of the hall and knock at his door
Miss Emma took hold of me, all rosy and
trembling, AMI then we heard mans
voice say:
"Thcrc, Mr. Sandcrson, are three
months wages, honestly earned by hard
work. And here is letter from my en-
ploycrs recommending me for sobricty,
industry and honesty"
"Wcll DONE we heard Mr. Sander
son say. "You will find Emma in the
/ parlor.
went ont at one door Just rs Harry
/ Thatcher came in at another, diamond
studs shiny boots aud all
Well, ma'am, that is all there is to tell,
/ except that the wedding is tomorrow,
aud am to go up all day and help the
/ housekecpcr. Every bit OF the linc linen
and embroidery / have done mp myself,
and it would do your heart good TO sec
the piles of it, luted and crimpcd fit for
a queen.
jim, he's got a holiday too, to go To
the church, and tho Sunday elias,
have ordered q beautiful basket Of flowers
that Jim is to present to the bride.
And | hope you'll excuse me now,
a'am, as I've told You the whole story,
and there cuffs aud collars TO do up for
jim, and power of odds and euds ]
must attend to, SOS to have a free foot
for Miss Emmas weddiug-day to-mor-
row.-IHc Lcdgey.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-03-27
FIFTY-FIRST CONGRESS-.
In the senate.

corn DAY.-Mr. Hawley introduced "A bill
TO provide that hereafter promotions to every
grade I'm the army below the rank of
Brigadier General shall be made according tu
seniority i'm the next lower grade OF that
corps. Mr. Daniel spoke in favor of the
Blair hill. and MIR. Morgan against &C.. "A
number ot nominations were received from
the President
6isT DAY. MIR Hawley spoke against the
Blair bill, and Messrs Moody aud Chandler
i'm favor of it. The Urgent Deficiency bill
was passed, ns were also n number OF public
buildings appropriation bills
62D DAY.-An unusually large number OF
petitions was presented and referred, com
prising some for and some against the Sun
day rest law, some for the free coinage oi
silver and several against the employment
ON Government works of any but United
States citizens. Messrs. Evarts and Pierc,
spoke on tho Blair bill. Mr.. Voorhees, ad
Vocatcd his resolution concerning agricul
tural depression The Mckinley Admins
trative Customs hill was reported.
G3D DAY.-The amendments adopted IN
the Committee of the Whole on the Blair
bill were reported 10 the Senate and accepted
aud the decisive question was put on tho
engrosSment and third reading OF the bill
IL was found that on call OF the yeas and
nays thirty-six Senators had voted against d
third reading, and only thlrty-two I'm favor
Of It, Mr.. Blair, after satisfying himself that
there was an actual majority against the bill
changed his vote, for the purpose of moving
"A reconsideration at some future date: and
the final official announcement made the vot
against the bill thirty-seven 20 thirty-one.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-03-27
THE NEWS EPITOMIzID
Eastern and Middle states.

The widows OF the victims Of the mine
disaster at Nottingham, Pom, 10y which
eight men were killed by an explosion OF gas.
have entered suits against the Lehigh and
Wilkesbarre Coal Company for damages az
grsgating SlOO 600.
"BARNEV" MARTIN, Deputy Commissioner
ofPublic Works but formerly Under sheriff
Custodian OF the Registers Office Walsh, an
eeN-deputy sheriff, Deputy sheriff Young aud
four Others, all OF New York city were in
dicted by the Grand Jury for bribery. They
were arrested and held in sic, 900 bah.
Sr. PArRICKs DAY WAS more widely oh
served in New York city 10y the many Irish
and Irish American civic aud military or
ganizations than 10 has been In many years.
w. JOHNSON Brown, OF Bromfeld, Mass,
while at work in sawmill, was caught 10y
the carriage and drawn upon tho saw, which
cut him completely through lengthwise.
A cAvE.IN took place at Packer collicry
near Shenandoah, Penn, resulting in the
death of two miners.
ADvICEs from Porto Rico. West Indies
report the loss OF the brig l.. Staples OF BoS-
ton, together with her cargo.
A FIRE broke out in meat store at Mil
ford, Mass, which destroyed property valued
at $4,000
THE United States steamer Newark has
been launched at Philadelphia.
JoHN f. PLUMBER a Co. OF New York
the woolen trade, have assigned Liabilities
over 81, ,OOO,OOO; assets about the same
HALF n foot Of snow, moro than i'm any
storm OF the winter fell i'm New York city.
The storm was from the southwest travel,
ing at the remarkable rate OF eighty-threc
miles an hour Railroad travel was delayed.
the streets were almost impossible, and
several steamships were overdue.
THE Legislative Committee i'm the Massa.
chusetts Legislature reported hill giving
women the right tovote in municipal elec
tions
A HUNGARIAN woman told the police OF
Harrison, ~ j, that house that had been
burned two years ago, aud i'm which two live.
were lost, had been deliberately set on fire
Six arrests were made
BUCfUs FUTILE, Trunk Line Commission
or, has resigned 10 become general manager
of the New York, New Haven and Hartford
| Railroad.
THE house OF Benjamin Downey, stony
| Hill, Penn, was burned, and when the ruin
were examined the charred body OF Downey
was found.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-03-27
In the House.

6SrH DAT.--Mr. Lodge, as Chairman of
the House Committee on the election Of Pres
idcnt and Vice President aud Representatives
In Congress introduced n bill 60 regulate
election of Representatives in Congress. .
Eulogies were pronounced in memory of
Judge Kelley, "the Father OF the House"
GOTH DAY Among the bills introduced
was one by Mr.. Kelley 90 provide for the
election of members OF the House. lt de-
clares that no State law or Constitution
shall deprive n citizen once duly authorized
tO vote for n member of tho Legislature of
his right % vote, except upon conviction Of
felony. -. Under suspension OF the rules the
House passed the bill transferring the rove
nue. marine from the Treasury Department
To the Navy Department. Mr..
McRenna, under instructions from
the Committees on the Eleventh Census
moved 20 suspend the rules and pass bill
authorizing the Superintendent of the census
90 enumerate the Chinese population I'm such
manner as 20 enable him 90 make complete
and accurate descriptive list OF all Chinese
persons who are in the United States at tho
time Of taking the census. The bill was
passed without division.
10TH DAY. The Pension Appropriation
bill came up i'm Committee Of the Whole, and
Mr. Morrow, who had charge Of IL. made n
speech on the subject, explaining In detail
the provisions Of the bill, which appropriates
sgS427, ,46i
7lsT DAY--Mr Gambler presented tho re-
port OF the Special Committee on the Worlds
Fair. The city Of Chicago was selected as
the place for holding the Fair. The repre-
sentation OF the Territories and the District
OF Columbia has been increased from one 70
two Commissioners from each, and prJvis-
ION also made for the appointment Of sight
COmmissiOners-at-L Large The Commission
is called THE Worlds Columbian Commits
SION The Mudd- Compton contested cleo
ton case, from Maryland, was discussed
On motion Of Mr.. Struble the House insisted
ON its amendments 10 the Senate bill prOvid
ing Territorial Government for Oklahoma
and Messrs Struble, Perkins ana Springer
were appointed conference committee.
I'D DAY. The House resumed the con
sideration OF the Mudd-COmptOn contested
election case and was addressed by Mr.. Comp
ton, the sitting member, IN his own behalf
a debate followed, and az the close Mr.
Moore. on behalf Of the minority Of the Com
mittee on Elections offered resolution de
clsriEg Compton entitled 10 the scat This
WIS defeated--yeas l5J nays 80. The ma
jOrty resolution declaring Mudd entitled to
the seat was adOpted-yoas 100, nays l45. ...
Mr. Mudd then appeared and took the oath
Of Office
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-03-27
Washington.

NOMINATIONS Of United States Consnls by
the President; William =. Preston Of New
York, no CO2nac; James s Kellogg OF
Louisiana, 40 Stettn. Alfred w Street Of
Now York. M COaticOok: Samuel B I.iglcr
of Iowa, at Aix-la- Chapelo. james s. d.
Danforth, ~ Pennsylvania, at Ncrviers aud
beRc Daniel Lake. Of Brooklyn, has been
nominated for Marshal for the Eastern Dis
trict of New York
THE President announced that a number
OF official receptions and state dinners would
be given during April. % take the place of
those omitted early iu the year by reason Of
the bprCnvcmouts in the families Of Score
tories Blaine aud Tracy.
THE bin adopted by the House Worlds
Fair Committee authorizes the President %
issue his proclamation and invitation 20 for
eign nations only after Cuicl-O shall have
raised "a guarantee fund of 2t1. 600. 10 iu such
form 7s to bo satisfactory t1 the President
THE Guul Jury of tbe District OF Colum.
bi1 BIAS brought in au indictment Hgninst
Charlie y. kInc1id Tor tle murlTof Will
jam r. IauIb.e
SEcHsr,VY rgocrlu authorized uu oddi-
u'u1i expenditure of eJIuI for tbe protec-
ton OF iHsi"yes nI iIe 800 '.s.pJi {ivcr boo
the third and fourth districts MAILING the
total allotment for th. purpoo ki1OO OO1
GENERAL scHDyI-.D h1. been dr-IguatcIt1
represent tHs Ngr Department Iufno matter
nI tnn election ~ landing p'a.s for imn
grlui- lt Naw York
THE House Committee ur Agriculture orr
snreI favorable report ou the Cougor bill
defining aud taxing compound IaI
NToE PRESIDENT My rose having ro
turned otter t"D we.s. uH.ruea. occupied
iIe chair u fhr Senate at Che Y5.liue Jf the
.H..iru
IUE Irn dent .euf tJ ihr Senate tlo FOL
lowing nominations jaime. D. Ellis OF wis.
cnnsin Consul RI Br0e<vilo Canada. Fran.
r- Hacuuff OF District of Columbia serra.
inry of the United Stotos legation at
tlu-tauDD0ple CommuIor. Arlraw E *
h"uh7w. tD be kear admiral
THE President. aer3ne4...,i fy on. -.ps
ior Scwo.. le.t Washington ou "a duckiug
expedition t1 .no preserve 0f the MARYLAND
uuohius Club with headgu1r5er 10 Beusic..
Nd
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-03-27

IN a collision between two trains on the
Marianao Railway, Cuba, nine persons werc
injured.
Amour fifty delegates from German Ameri-
can societies In various parts of the country
met i'm conference at Washington TO agree
upon some form ut protest against the Vari-
GUS bills for restricting Immigration
NELLow fever is raging at CampinaS, Bra
I'll, with large and increasing death rate
AN earthquake shock was experienced at
Bonn. Germany.
TUX miners strike i'm Great Britain caused
an alarming scarcity OF coal
EMPERoR WILLIAM has offered Prince Bis.
marck n Dukedom aud made him a field
marshal. He has also made Count Herbert
Bismarck Minister of Foreign Affairs.
The mine owners Of England having
agreed 10 raise the wages OF the striking
miners ten per cent, the men resumed work.
THE School Act, abolishing the right OF
the Roman Catholics to have separate schools
aud obliging all classes Of the community a.
patroniso the national secular schools has
passed the Manitoba Legislature.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-03-27
South and Wesf.

THE twc.ye-year-old son OF S. u. Cham
bers of Hot Springs, n. G., accidentally sho-
and killed his mother.
THREE dcsperadocs who had escaped from
jail in Del Norte, Col, were pursued 20 the
mountains and shot by deputy sheriff.
Mn. AND Mrs. f. AUGUST CARLL, OF Aus.
tin Mimi, were burned 20 death i'm thcir
residence which tool, fire.
The large dry goods house Of Pardee, Mills
n Co, at Peoria Ill, has been destroyed 10y
lire. The loss Is about 300, 600.
TnE old State capitol of Georgia at Allan
IN was sold at public auction to- Joel Hart for
1926, 800
EXSTATE TREASURER NoLAND, OF Mis-
souri,, was arrested, and gave bail 10 answer
a charge OF embezzIement.
NJ. j. CHEATHAM (white) was hanged at
Grenada, Miss, for the murder of John
Iilman (coored) Cheatham is the first
white man to suffer the death penalty for
the killing Of n colOred man in Mississippi
DIR. NJ. A. RUST one of the oldest aud
most prominent German physicians In Rich
mond, Va fell from n ladder at his residence
and was instantly killed.
=. B MCCURDY. n train conductor was
shot and seriously wounded 10y "A colored mao
named Jake Daniels, and I'm turn the conduc-
tor shot and killed the cOlored man It hap
pened while the train was near Bay Mincttc,
Ala.
&. a. SEARLEs and w. G. Paine wore ar
rested in Missoula, Mont, for robbing the
Northern Pacific Express Office at Brainerd
MINI, OF $1,000 about n year ago
TnE steamboat-owncrs in Baltimore, Md
appointed a committee 20 confer with nom
bers Of Congress 10 ask for an immediate re
peal of the Objectionable features Of the
United States inspection aud census laws.
a WAREHOUSE, bath establishment and
oighf cot fuOp4 IA .loekapuvftto L Ein h.y, l,.o,,
destroyed by fire, causing a loss OF about
$l25 900.
DAN GRUELLE, farmer nt Kelat, Ky. was
taken from his home and hanged Several
years o2o he dealt in cattle aud gave bad
checks, aud fled tO the mountains
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-03-27
MY FRIEND.

Not he who presses closely to nay side
When fortune smiles ON me and joy Is
mine:
Not he who brings his laurel sprays to
twine
Among the flowers with which Fame decks
his bride.
Not he who names my name i'm conscious
pride
And bows with devotees about my shrine.
Eager in my love-rosary TO shine:
Nothe! No; one like him shall not abide.
But he who holds me fast through grief and
pain,
Though troubles deepen, and disgrace por-
tend
Through shame of poverty, through mems
disdain,
Cheering me ON, and ready to defend
My life from peril or my name from stain.
Braving the world for me - he is my
friend
Emma {, Dotrd, ia Bclfords Magasinc.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-03-27

NJ. Sautercau, one OF the French engi.
neers who was active in the construction
OF the Suez canal, proposes 20 complete
the Panama canal on new basis. His
scheme is to make lake in the interior
of the Isthmus by storing water from the
Chagrcs River. This lake would be if
teen miles long and cover about 500
acres, flood out the unhealthy swamps,
and "mallo valuable the 200, 900 acres
of land owned by the Panama company.
1t would have strong locks at both ends.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-03-27

} According TO n correspondent Of the
london Times a strike in Russia is prac.
tically revolt against all authority He
sends IN account Of one, which occurred
about a month ago, to illustrate the stu
pidity of the mon aud the very cflicacious
methods adopted 10y the authorities
Owing to a falling of in trade, the pro-
prictors of some mills discharged a num-
Der Of hands. Immediately All the woz:,-
men surrounded the managers, and dc.
msnded, with threats Of violence, that
work should be found for the usual num-
Der OF hands. The police were called iu,
who removed fifty Of the most clamorous
men. The others were confoundcd by
the Disappearance Of their leaders and
went back TO work quietly They never
knew what became Of them, but rs q
matter Of fact they were taken to the salt
mines Of Cracow, where they were
scourged and ll-trcated tin they sought
refuge in death. Thus the number Of
hands was reduced, and fifty men dan
gcrous TO the Government were re.
moved.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-03-27

An interesting application OF electricity
10 the dairy industry has been made in
Italy. The Count Of Assata, whose
buildings arc fitted up with electric
light, has connected his dairy plant with
an electric motor Of twelve horsepower.
This machine drives a Danish separator
and Danish churn Of considerable size,
churning being conducted at the rate OF
120 to 1G0 revolutions per minute, the
butter being brought in from thirty tc
thirty-fve minutes, in fac grains, which,
it is now recognized, enable the maker tC
produce the finest article. A pump il
also worked in the dairy, and various
other operations arc carried on by cleo
Tjcjty.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-03-27

a rfrE broke out iu the village NJ Gampel.
Switzerland and before Che flame, could De
controlled tIre. lourth uf che village waf
destroyed Many persons were injured and
great damog' was done
fuE German Government has given or
eu.mous order for sm1kaIe powder. ~ be-
Immediately executed 90 Che Rothwcu fac
t...
"1 artillery officers were a,. .sted iu 80
teieI 91rt Russia accused OF being
.Iliists
fHE hr.t Consul af Moz1mb.0ua raised
Africa and sa'utcdit Ihe Portuguese Gov.
eminent has protested
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-03-27
A WILD GIRLS FREAK.
Disguised as hoy She steals q
Horse aud Runs Away

Agnes Rankin. nu attractive young girl,
living near Trenton, KY WIS put iu Jail a.
Hickman, KY charged with horse stealing.
One night she dressed up in boys clothing,
went to the farm Of Thomas Spiller aud stole
the finest horse he had iu the stable rode the
H livery stable keeper for $50. then she fed
from rhe State into Tennessee, landing iu
Greenfield where She was arrested ON tpie.
grains announcing the theft Of the horse by
boy Sus proved sine was not boy and
was released but was rearrcstoI nt Crock
etts station. Tenn. and transferred tC the
county iail 40 Hickman She Is "a farmer
daughter, but ~ n wild disposition aud vas
inspired ~ her cscapade by dime nOyeis.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-03-27

The expectations from Florida for the
last six months of 1889 were valued at
S1S, 46S, sol. Among the articles ex.
ported were 1900, 900 pounds Of sugar
l2,OO0hcad of cattle, no, 600, 600 cigars,
B20, 600 worth Of alligator hides, 50, Ill.
740 worth of lumber, 81, 9S7, III worth
Of fruits. and vegetables, and S3O5, 900
worth of sponges.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-03-27

The Government OF Peru has sent
military expedition of 400 soldiers up the
Javary River to bring into subsection a
number Of wild Indian tribes who have
hitherto been hostile to all whites enter
ing their territory. AS the country is al
most unknown, five scientific men have
gone with the expedition to explore the
land
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-03-27

The Italian Government having made
numerous vain attempts to raise money
In Europe, has decided TO send Siguor
Favia, well-kuown statesman md n
friend of the Premier, on a special mis-
sion to the United States TO get together
all the money he can under guarantee Of
fifteen Italian municipalities. The Gov.
crnment has an important financial oper.
ution in view.