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MEDICAL, &c.

I AIDES WHO REQUIRE THE SERVICES OF
~ EIperiene,e nee Female Physician should consult
and {, lth and 18th sts ne Ladies only. kemedy.
70 prG%pt and re th treatment only genuine
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he Oldest lpe aad IN that e
aud cure IN all cases OF private diseases
lion and advice Tree a any hour Of he day: sub
scTibed and sworn 10 before NE by Dr. BKOfHERS.
District q Columbus this 30 day Vi july. 1855.
ITHAs NEVER BEEN CoNTRADIcTED THAT
DR.. BROTHERS is the oldest-established adyertis-
iLg LADIES' Physician in this city. Ladies You can
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at her residence, 90l 1 St w. Othce hours from
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SUFFERERS FROM VARICOSE VEINS AND
- other obstinate swellngs will ind immediate relief
by of ELASTIC STOCKINGS. MRISTLETS,
Bills &c. For directions for measurement, prices
and styles address GOODl EAR RI BEER co,
- Bog 9Th st Nv
MELVILLE LINDSAY, Manager ap5-Brn
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tire stock Of,
Mr.. D. K. VARGHABEDIAN,
OF 6:S and $40 18th st. NV.
Consisting Of many rare and choice specimens of
oriental art gathered from fifty cities Of the
Orient under his personal direction and Of the
class usually found at auction sales
This sale presents opportunity to the lovers
of oriental goods procure such rare articles the
entire stock must be disposed of account of Mr..
yarghsbedsn's early departure for the Orient
The sale will begin at our
FINE ART GALLERIES. $50 PA AVE- NV.
WEDNESDAY. MAY SEVENTH, AT
ELEVEN An. AND AT TWO PM.
And Continuing
THURSDAY, MAY EIGHTH,
FRIDAY, MAY NINTH. AND
SATURDAY MAY TENTH.
AT SAME HOURS.
Exhibition Monday and Tuesday May and after
8 am. m25t
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DATCLIFFE, DARR & CO, Aucts

ATCLlFFE, DARR CO, Aucts
CHANCERY SALE OF LARGE AND VERY VALUA-
Bile PRO ERTi, BEING NORTHWEST CORNER
or TENTH AND y SEkEEIS NOR1HN EST
IMPROVED By LARGE DOUBLE HOUSE NO.
lUO1 STREET NORTHNESI.
By virtue Of a decree of the Supreme Court of the
District of Columbia passed in equity cause No
l2,25b Ernest s. Mcguire Ida May Higgins ct al
shall on THURSDAY, I He FIFTEENTH DAY OF
MAY AID; 1890 AT FIVE O'CLOCK NJ. offer for
sale at public auction, original Lot u III squal
No 339 Washington DC, having a frontage O1 90
feet lu1t inches Oh street north by depth Of 100
iet oh street west less, and proved BY
large ana well-bullt brick dwelling house, the
dence OF the late John Nj. Simnls, esq., containing
rooms.
Terms of sale One-thrd Of the purchase money in
cash. and balance III one and two years from day Of
sale with interest at per cetu peranaum. secured
by deed OF trust upon the premises. or ali cash. at
chasers option. DepOsi OF $3.50 required at time Of
sale, and terms Of sale De Piled with within
twenty days thereafter property resod at risk and
cost OF deiautlnE purchaser alter hive days
The EvenIng star. All convey anclng, recording, &C.,
ut pure haser's cost.
JOSEPH J. DARLINGTON, Trustee,
my3d&ds 40 9TH 81. Il w, Washington, DC.
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

TV'HOMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.
FINE ROSES, SHRUBBERY, CLENATIS, PALMS
AND OTHER DECORATIVE PLANTS AT AUU-
ZION,
TOMORROW tIUEsDAY), MAY SIXTH, 1890, at
ELEVEN O'CLOCK AM, within my saIesrooms 1
above goods II
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

rINHE STEAMER 'MATTANO" LEAVES 7TH ST.
Il Wharf every sunday. Tuesday aud Thursday, ~
O'Clock am, tor Potomac River Landings ~ far -
Mstto1 Greek. Lands IN MsttAHomAu Greek on Sun
days down and Wednesdays IN Fort Tobacco Creek
Thursdays down and Mondays and Wednesdays az
and ChAptico aud Landings ia M!comicO River Iues-
day AFTERNOONS u. 4. JONES, Agent.
ny2-lm 9Th st wharf
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WEEKS CO., Auctioneers
AUCTION SALE OF FORFEITED PLEDGES.
will sell by public auction. at the of H. Full
ton 131S Pennsylvania ave. II. W., commencing TUES
DAY, MAY SIXTH. at TEN O'CLOCK M. his stock
of Forfeited Pledges in safe department from l6 1872
to l02, S03 old style and from to 25,42S STYLE
inclusive. Sale to consist of Gold. Silver and Nickel
Watches. Chains Charms Rings, Cuff Buttons, Collar
Buttons Studs, Plus, Earrings Scarf Pins, Bracelets
Necklaces, slyerware, Diamonds Pearls. aud other
precious stones.
Sale to continue morning at O'Clock and evening
at : O'Clock until all the lots sold.
Ticket holders please take notice.
WEEKS & CO., Auctioneers.
h X. FULTON, PawnbrOker. ap2g-1t'
DCBLIC AUCIION-HAVING DECIDED TO STOP
Il teamlng | will sell at public auction on TUES
DAY, MAY SIXTH, 1890, ton O'CLOCK, Ten Good
Work Horses, Two Wagons and Three Sets of Double
Harness j. A SlABLER,
ap2!b-DtS 1910 Ohio
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BROS, Auctioneers.

nUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY VALUABLE M
PROVED PROPERY, KNOW y AS PREMISES No
7llFOURTEENTH STREET NORTHWEST.
By virtue OF deed of trust dated the 10th day Of
April, AID. 1881 and recorded IN Liber No g67 folio
l26 ct Of the land records the District of
Columbia and at the request of the party secured
holder of the note will offer public sale
of the premises ON TUESDAY, THE THIRTEENTH
DAY OF MAY, AID. 1890, AT HALFPAST FOUR
O'CLOCK PM, the following described property,
situate in the city OF Washington. District CT Columbia
to wit: Parts of original lots numbered lUJ and
eleven I'D il square numbered two hundred and
hfty-two esq.
Beginning at point the east side Of l4th ST NV.
ninety-h 800 feet three 81 inches north of the
southwest corner of said square and running thence
to the center Of the partition wall dividing dwellings
Nos. II and lib l4th St. thence east one hundred
and four 04) feet TO alley thence south eighteen
~ feet nine 90 inches, more less, to point due
east OF the point of beginning aud thence the
beginning. together with all improvement. thereon.
Terms OF sale One-third cash. balance in equal
nstalments payable III and two years from day Of
sale notes bearing interest semi annually at
the rate OF SIX cent annu and TO be secured
BY deed OF trust Oh property SOLE all cash. at
ton OF purchaser deposit OF 500 will be
CURED on property sold. Conveyancing &c. AT pur-
chasers cost Terms to be complied with in ten days
otherwise trustees right to resell the
property in default at the risk and II deiautiug
sale some newspaper published in Washington, D.
c. EDWARD d. COITRELL.
MARTIN LANE
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EINE NEW BRICK AND BROWN STONE DWELL
Il ING, CORNER NINETEENTH AND STREETS
NORTHWEST.

l. iNG, COltN Eh NM EENl AND , STREETS
NORIHWEST.
ALSO,
FINE NEW BROWN STONE AND BRICK DWELL
ING, No 1879 NINETEENTH STREET NORTH
WEST.
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, MAY FIRST, 1890
Al FIVE O'CLOCK, will sell i'll front of tie
premises
LOTS ia AND 10, SQUARE 1873
This property Is situated at corner of 18th and S
streets northwest the houses being three-story
and basement, completed III brown stone and brick,
eIEht rooms each, with modern COuyenIeuCes and
finished III FIRST class manner
Lot - lis improved by double house on the corner
Lot ia is improved BY double house No. 1879 18th
street.
They are now open for inspection. and worthy
the attention OF those looking tor desirable home
investment.
Terms: one third cash. balance in and two
years, notes TO bear interest at per cent payable
senl-annuay. and to be secured by deed OF trust
the PREMISES or all cash, at option OF purchaser.
deposit Of 800 Will be required on each house at
time Of sale. ConEeyanCIg, &C. 1T purchasers cost
erIns 10 be complied with ten days, otherwise
sale at risk and cost OF purchaser days ad-
vertlseent Ill some newspaper published III Washing
ton, ID e.
ap20-d8ds DUNCANsON BROS. Auctioneers.
:E-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED ON AC-
count of the weather until TUESDAY, MAY SIXTH,
SAME HOUR AND PLACE.
ny2.d&ds DUNCANsON BROS, Auctioneers
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

TWO SPLENDID BUILDING LOTS on SIX
STREETS NORTHWEST. BEING FIFTY FEET
FRONT By DEPTH OF ONE HUNDRED AND
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PEREMPTORY SALE-THOSE TWO HANDSOME
NEW IHREE->I0R AND CELLAR THIR-
TkEN-ROOM DWELLINGS No. 1914 AND
1916 STREET NORTHWEST (NEAR BRITISH
(,HANCERl SALE OF VALUABLE VACANT LOT
~ ON ID STREET BETWEEN FIRST AND SEC.
OND SWEETS NOkIHEAST.

BY virtue OF a decree of the Supreme Court Of the
District of Columbia passed in equity cause No.
1872, docket =. Anastass Mulcahey. complainant,
THURSDAY, THE EIGHTH DAY OF MAY. A d.
1890, Al FAVE O'CLOCK PM, offer for sale at
tion III front of the premises the property known
the half Of lot twenty three (l3, square seven
hundred and twenty -four t94) fronting twenty eight
t2s feet and eight 90 inches, more less
northeast by depth of one hundred and two lO2)
feet less and being between First and Second
streets northeast in this city: beginning about 90
Ieet west Of corner Of Second and northeast
The above property offers unusual inducement TO
persons desiring an Investment.
Terms OF sale. as provided by the decree One
fourth OF the purchase money cash and the residue
three equal instalments at respectively six, twelve
and eighteen months from the day sale deferred
payments to be purchasers notes bearing (0) per
cent interest, payable semi annually. and secured by
deed of trust the property all cash. pur
chaser's option. deposit OF hundred dollars
$l00) will be required at the time of sale IL the
terms OF sale are not complied with within twenty
days from the day Of sale the property will resod at
the risk and cost Of the defsulting purchaser.
All convey ancng recordlns Sc at purchasers cost
The title is cert fed 10y the Columbia Title Insurance
Company as good IL
BLAIR LEE, Trustee,
Fendsll Building
Cor. ~ and ID SITS. a W,
a26dSds RADCLIFFE, DARR co, Auctioneers
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MANICURE.

M MANICURE AND CHIROPoDIsT
lO3 9th st. q. W. over Thompsons drug store.
The only importer aud manufacturer Of Fine Mani
cure and Chiropodist Goods south of New York u
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1 THAS NEVER BEEN CONTRADICTED THAT
DR.. BROTHERS ID the oldest-established advertls-
iLg Ladies' Physician in this city. Ladies, you can
consult DR.. BROTHERS. 900 st. sw.
Particular attention paid to all diseases peculiar 10
ladies' married or single Forty years experience.
m.f-lm.
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WALTER b. WILLIAMS CO.. Auciioneers

Executor Of estate of Il. NJ klsibor.
arOS . a ~ Eolt
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PROFESSIONAL.

NINE. BROOKE TELLS ALL TIE EVENTS or
WI LIFE. All business confidential Ladies and
gentlemen so cents each Aus l. st., between eth and
5th sta U. SA12-6Us
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| VALUABLE RESIDENCE PROPERTY, BEING NO
| 1916 THIRTEENTH STREET NORTHWEST, AT
Evening journal., 1890-03-25

THE Farmers Alliance made dignifed
and calm request Of the Levy Court to
reduce the prison fare at New Castle
from 30 to 90 cents day They had no
information on the subject; they did not
make or listen to any arguments or state
ments; they simply jumped at the con
elusion that the rate was too high, be-
cause farms are mortgaged, taxes are
burdensome and farming is Improbable.
They concluded that something must be
done, and not feeling responsible, and not
being advised at all on the subject,
they concluded that saving on prison
fare. insignificant to the county, but disss-
trous to the present sheriff, was the proper
caper. The pretense Of the argument
on which this was done was the compari-
son of low rates Of penitentiaries. where
the conditions are entirely different with
the highes rate at New Castle. To make
The costs the same the conditions should
be similar. The one is a prison, the
other is workhouse. If the prison al
New Castle is to be changed to a work
house 1t should be done deliberately, and
after full advice.
Evening journal., 1890-03-25
DROWNED lN HANpcuFFs.

The Body OF Robert Scott of Color Found.
Drewned December 25, 1889.
CHEsTERTowN, Nd, March 24.-The
body of q colored man washed ashore
yesterday on the farm Of Thomas VIII
mer, on Chester river, in Morgan 3
Greek Neck, Kent county. Coroner r. K
Pippin summoned jury, and an inquest
was held this morning. The jury rendered
verdict of accidental drowning on
or about the 25th of December. The body
was recognized by papers in the drowned
mans pocket TO be that OF Robert Scott
He had on handouts, which were ex
planned by Constable Parsons. He said
that on the 25th OF December last he was
sent for by Charles Gill to arrest the
man, who had stolen his turkeys. He
caught Robert Scott and John Hicks, who
were carried before Justice /. r.
Starkey. in Still Pond, were tried,
and sentenced Scott for twelve months
and Hicks six months in the House of
Correction. They we're handcuHed to-
gether, and Constable Parsons started Ia
dearborn for Chestertown with them
about midnight. Hicks said the cuffs
hurt him, and they were loosened. Near
Washington College hill the two prison
ers jumped out Of the vehicle and ran
off. Hicks had slipped the cuffs. Con
stable Parsons went directly to Morgan
creek bridge after securing gun. Here
he secreted himself and in little while
Scott appeared. When within fifteen
feet Of the constable he called TO him to
halt, but he did not, so he fred twice
over the refugees head, but failed to stoy
him. 1t is supposed he jumped overboArl
believing that he would be shot. M
wounds were found
Evening journal., 1890-03-25
The OHIO Iloomlnr.

CINCINNATI, March 25-The situation
grows more gloomy hourly as the river
crceps steadily up, and reports from above
make it certain that the river will continue
to rise for several days, even if no rain falls.
The river is fifty-six feet deep, and that il
will rise to sixty-fve feet seems a certainty !.
IL rain comes the river may rise to
seventy feet. All the railroads except
the Chesapeake and Ohio Central have
been compelled to abandon the Central
union depot Covington and Newport are
cuu of from this city as far as street car
communication is concerned. The ferry.
boats have been obliged TO stop running be-
cause they can find no landing places. Tive
men and one boy were drowned near Gov
ington by the capsizing Of q boat. At New.
port, Ky, thesituation is most discouraging
Twenty-Five families are reported homeless
and if the river rises to sixty feet the mum
ber Of families rendered homeless will bs
counted by the hundreds
Evening journal., 1890-03-25
STRICKEN wrH PARALYSIS.
A Distinguished Arrival In Dover-Hon
james WiIliams's Leg Broken.

A Distinguished Arrival In Dover-Hon.
james wiIlIams's Leg Broken.
Special Correspondence EVENING JOURNAL.
DOVER, March 25-Hon. James VIII
liams Of Kenton is laid up at his home
with broken leg He was out riding
on Sunday afternoon, when his horse
threw him. with the result that his left
leg was fractured.
Mrs. Sharp died at the residence Of
her relative, DR.. Davis, on Friday, and
was buried yesterday.
Mrs. Wright an aged lady, residing on
New street, was stricken with paralysis
Sunday. and her recovery is doubtful
Rev. Thomas e. Terry left for Confer
ence last evening, after closing a very
successful three years pastorate, and his
congregation are unit in desiring his
return.
David j. Marvel, Esq, Of Sussex was
in town yesterday on professional bust
ness.
The blooded California colt, Son Of
Nutwood, the noted Pacific Slope trotter,
/ purchased by George A. Milling of the
! Capitol Hotel in New York last week has
arrived and is now ia that gentleman
| stables on North street, and that
colt has been holding one continuous
reception ever since his arrival in Dover.
The horsemen of Kent and they are
legion, for Kent is noted for fine horse
flesh. have focked to see him daily Well
he's worth travelling some distance tC
see for he not only comes Of dis
tinguished lineage, but he's as pretty
as 4 picture, ana has a bearing about
him of a genuine young prince He finishes
out. in the stable where he now is, one o
the finest blooded strings on this PENN
sula. n EleplA a sSnplre slsi1S
surbank and five other varieties
TheAnd examine our stock. lY !
= | ~oalyfr#r rur n IN N W m ~ fl
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Painless Dentistry

Mr.. Francis @. Simpson was seen this
morning by an EVENING JOURNAL re.
porter, and he said II visited DR..
Woodward at the Clayton House and had
all my upper teeth drawn. was per.
fectly conscious during the operation
and recognized everything that was done,
yet felt not the slightest pain. do not
believe that my illness at the Clayton
House was caused by the anesthetiC
used in the operation, and have enjoyed
perfect health since the teeth were
extracted
Evening journal., 1890-03-25
The Law Of Libel.

Commenting on the libel suit Of @. O.
Taylor Of the Smyrna Record against
John T. Salisbury and John O. Gooden
the Dover Delawarean says; While we
have no disposition to criticize the decis-
ion Of Squire Budd for holding Mr..
Gooden, yet we unhesitatingly say that
there was no evidence that justified
him in placing Mr.. Gooden under
bond. While it is true that
Mr. Gooden frankly admitted writing the
article complained Of, still there was
nothing in the proof that 1t was done IN
malice or that it brought the states wit
ness into ridicule, or injured his reputa-
tion in the community in which he lives
These things must appear before libel car
be maintained either In criminal actor
or In civil action for damages. Besides
this there was no evidence thai
the artice complained Of wai
either written published or circulated
in the county Of Kent or il
the State Of Delaware. If the article was
not published in Delaware and circulated
here, then the justice had no jurisdiction
in the case. To hold the accused, thes'
things the state was bound TO prove
There was no attempt to prove either OF
these things, consequently tho state ha,
no case and in our opinion the justice o.
the peace should have dismissed the cas-
/ for want of evidence.
Evening journal., 1890-03-25

THE movement Ia New Castle to in
augurate board Of trade should meet
with the cordial endorsement and as
slstance Of all good. citizens. It's special
objects, in addition to the ordinary work
Of such an organization, if properly and
energetically pursued will be Of incalcul-
able benefit to the city. No city sue
ceeds so well AZ that city which helps
itself This is an attempt by many Of
the energetic citizens to help the city.
Those citizens who do nothing else
should at least give these who are doing
something cordial and hearty encourage
ment
Evening journal., 1890-03-25
sim Failure a. patterson.

PATERSON, n. j., March 25 Coal &
Knett, the well known silk manufacturers
Of this city and Sterling, Morris county,
have made an assignment for the benefit Of
their creditors The assislsss are Harold
+. Haddon, Ferdinand Remmelnann and
Henry L. Gwallter, OF New York. The firm
attributes its failure to bad debts and has
outstanding notes and open accounts to the
amount of SS5. 600
Evening journal., 1890-03-25

John Stephenson, the veteran street car
builder whose illness has been considered
as sure 70 result in his death, has so far
recovered at his home in New Rochelle
that he is able to walk about the house.
His wonderful vitality is the talk Of that
suburb.
Canon Liddon Is extremely annoyed at
the manner in which busy bodies have
been dragging his name forward in con
nection with the See OF Durham. There
Is not the slightest foundation for the
story that the Queen had vetoed, either
directly or indirectly. Canon Liddons ap-
nointmeut to the Bishopric.
Evening journal., 1890-03-25
unhoIdlnr nlshon Esher.

ToNAwANDA, N. r., March e5 The
Evangelical conference. which is in session
in this village, has passed a resolution con
demning the action Of the committee Of
ministers who, at Reading, Pa, recon
mended that Bishop Esher be suspended
from the bishopric and the ministry, anC
announce their determination to uphold tn,
bishop. They claim that he is innocent O
the charges against him.
Evening journal., 1890-03-25

MCKINLEY was too busy to hear the
protests OF the representatives Of the
canning industry against a higher duty
on tin, but he was not too busy two
weeks ago to listen to Carnegie tell how
much the tin plate industry would boom
with legalized robbery Of IS per cent.
Evening journal., 1890-03-25

II is rumored that Eva Hamilton win
be pardoned. It is pity to have her
waste valuable life in the New Jersey
prison. Her petition has been numer-
ously signed. What glorious and silly
thing human sympathy Isl
Evening journal., 1890-03-25

THE reform the Young Mems Dsnc-
cratic Club are proposing Is enlightened,
intelligent and stable reform. The meet
Ing to be addressed to morrow evening by
Messrs. Cochran and Nowland should bs
well attended.
Evening journal., 1890-03-25
The President warns seal Pirates

WASHINGTON March 25.-The president
has issued the usual timely warning against
unauthorized persons killing fur bearing
animals, such as seals, marten, mink anC
sable in Alaska or Behring sea. All persons
found violating the law are to be arrested
and punished according 20 law, and al
vessels so employed, together with theil
cargoes and outfits, will be seized and for
feited
Evening journal., 1890-03-25

BALFouR, Chief Secretary for Ireland
introduced bill into Parliament yes.
terday for the purchase Of land In Ireland
and for the Improvement Of the poorer
and more populous districts Mr. Glad
stone made brief speech saying that
the scheme was very complicated and ita
discussion premature.
Evening journal., 1890-03-25
Moving pnr-A Rnndeau.

'Tis moving dayl The cartmen haste
To move our goods like SO much waste.
The real estate mems busy day.
The poor-pay mans. to move away;
And moving. cold refreshments taste.
With bakers bread as soft as paste.
And cold meat with its lineage traced,
That once / spurned, but now, l say,
Wis moving dayiN
A morning gown is tightly laced,
An apron tied about my waist.
And in this rig carpet lay,
And strike my thu mb, what's that you say
almost sworeg Twas said in haste
Ills moving dayl
Evening journal., 1890-03-25

THERE is at last little cloud Of war
in Europe. The Servians have made an
attack on Bosnian village. The Aus
trian government has demanded an
explanation. II the explanation does not
explain there will be trouble.
Evening journal., 1890-03-25

In all Of the alleged arguments in the
Morning News for protection there is
never an assertion never a proposition
laid do vn. The argument proceeds on
the hypothetical, tentative plan, just as
lawyer pleads for O man Of whose guilt
he and every body else is convinced. II
is fact that no educated and intelligent
man can make an honest argument in
favor Of protectionism. He knows the
stock campaign arguments are either
specious or false. The News is an ex-
cellent example of writing against one
knowledge and convictions.