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Ordinance No. 3o4.

AnOrdinance to establish the grade Of
Sixth street, from Plum street to the
east boundary OF the City of Olympia.
The City Of Olympia does ordam as folo'cs:
SECTION /. That the grade OF Sixth
street in the City of Olympia, between
Plum street and the east boundary OF
the city is hereby established as follows
At the center of Plum street two ~
feet above the common bench mark at
the center OF Main and Fourth streets.
AT the corner of Pear street fifteen Q5)
feet above base.
At the center of Ounce street thirty
and ninety one one hundredths (30-9l-l0O
feet above base.
At the center of Eastside street thirty
eight (3s) feet above base.
At the center of Sixth street apo four
hundred and twenty feet, East of east
side street, sixty feet above base.
At the center OF Boundary street
(63-75-lOO) sixty-three and seventy-five
one hundredths feet above base.
At center of Sixth street 040) one
hundred and forty feet east of Boundary
street (65) sixty-five feet above base.
At the center OF Sixth stree: (240) two
hundred and forty feet west OF Central
street, (95) ninety-five feet above base.
At center of Central streets 1888 one
hundred and twenty-three feet above
base.
At center of Sixth street U20) one
hundred and twenty feet west of Pros
pect street Q7S S0-100) one hundred and
seventy-eight and eighty-one hundredth
feet above base.
At center Of Prospect street QS3) one
hundred and eighty-three feet above
base.
At the east boundary OF the City Of
Olympia QSS) one hundred and eighty
eight feet above base.
Approved Dec. 27th, 1889.
JOHN f. CONVEY,
Attest: RoBT. MARI, Mayor.
CITY Clerk
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Ordinance No. 355.

An Ordinance appropriating (S450l four
hundred and fifty dollars for paying a
deficiency existing on account of ex-
penses incurred in the election to de-
termine the location Of the Capital.
The City Of Olympia does ordain as tollocs:
SECTION l. There is hereby appro-
priated from the city funds, the sum OF
four hundred and fifty dollars in pay
ment OF deficiency incurred in the cleo
ton to determine the location of the Cap
itol of Washington, and the City Clerk
is hereby authorized and directed to is
sue a warrant payable to A. A. Phillips,
T. l. Mckenny and A. ii. Chambers for
that amount.
SEC. 2. This Ordinance shall take
effect from and after its passage.
Approved Dec. 26th, 1889.
JOHN F. CONVEY,
Attest: RoBT. MARI, Mayor.
City Clerk.
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THE New UNION PACIFIC STEAMER.
Such material for the yet unnamed
Union Pacific steamer to replace the
lost Alaskan, as has to be purchased at
the East, and is in stock ready for
shipment. is already on the way
about three carloads in all, consigned
to the Willamette Iron Works. The
corrugated iron furnaces have to be
made to order, and the work is already
under way at Brooklyn, N. Y. They
exceed in size and weight anything Of
the kind in the Northwest, except the
furnaces of the ocean steamships. The
other material will be here in the
course of month. Meanwhile, the
iron workers are engaged in drawing up
plans for their own portion of the ma.
chinery, and Mr.. Carson, of the Union
Pacific, is busy on the hull-draught
wOrk.-Oregonian
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SUMMONS.

No. 10.
In the Superior Court for Thurston county,
l. State OF Washington.
STATE OF WASHINGTON -
County of Thurston.
E. Larsen, Plaintiff, vs.. Henry Bickle and
Henry Bickle, Jr., trading under firm name of
BicKle 4 Co, Defendants:
To the above named Defendant Henry Bickle.
Jr-
In the name of the State of Washington, you
are hereby notified that Z. 5. Larsen, plaintiff,
has filed a complaint against you In the
Superior Court of Thorston county, State
of Washington, which will come on to be heard
sixty days after the first publication ofthis sum
mons, to-wit: Sixty days after Friday, Deem
Der 20th 1859, and unless you appear and answer
the same on or before the 18th day Of February,
1890. the same will be taken confessed, and
the prayer Of the said complaint granted The
object and prayer of said complaint Is to obtain
judgment against the defendants for 1924 .eS due
by defendants to plaintiffs on account for mcr-
chandise sold and delivered.
.~~ With ess my hand and the seal of
lsEAL. said Court this Seventeenth day of
'~~ DeceL Der, A. ID. 1889.
W. +. kEADY,
Clerk of said Court
ALLEN 4 AVER, Attorneys fsr Plaintiff.
Date of first publication, Dec. 20, 1889. ct
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1890-01-03

THERE are seventeen contested cleo.
ton cases before the House Committee
on Elections. These are:
Smith vs.. Jackson, West Virginia,
McGinnis vs.. Anderson, West Vir-
ginia, 8.
Atkinson vs.. Pendleton, West Vir-
ginia,
Featherson vs.. Cate, Arkansas,
Mudd vs.. Compton, Maryland,
Threet vs.. Clarke, Alabama,
Posey vs.. Parrett, Indiana,
Bowen vs.. Buchanan, Virginia,
Waddell vs.. Wise, Virginia,
Eaton VS.. Phelan, Tennessee,
McDuftie VS.. Turpin, Alabama,
Chalmers vs.. Morgan, Alabama,
Langston vs.. Venable, Virginia,
Miller VS.. Elliott, South Carolina,
Hill vs.. Catchings, Mississippi,
Kernaghan vs.. Hooker, Mississippi,
Goodrich vs.. Bullock, Florida.
The cases will be heard in the order
arranged, the first one on the 7th OF
January.
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School Election.

NOTICE is hereby given TO the qualified cleo
~ tors Of Olympia Graded School District No
I, Olympia, Thurston County. State Of Washing
ton, that an election will be held on wednes day
January sth, 1890. at the Central School House.
In the City Of Olympia, for the purpose of vot-
ing authority to the Directors Of said Olympia
Graded School District No. l, to issue bonds of
the said District No. l, in the sum OF Fifty
seven thousand .00O dollars. Said bonds to
bear not more than per cent. interest per an
mum and to run not less than 10 years, for the
purpose Of raising funds for paying outstanding
indebtedness and erecting and furnishing two
new school buildings in said District, one In
East Olympic and one In Central Olympia
The polls will be open between the hours Of
p. NJ. and Pm.
Dated at Olympia, December 18th, 1889.
IS. T yaS EpRs, Directors.
Attest:
JOSEPH CHILBERG,
CLERK of Olympia Graded School District No. I.
Olympia, December Goth, 1859.
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WHooPING cough, Group, sore throat,
sudden colds, and the lung troubles
peculiar to children, are easily con.
trolled by promptly administering
Ayers Cherry Pectoral. This remedy
is safe to take, certain in its action,
and adapted to all constitutions.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1890-01-03

WHEN the blood is impure, thick
and sluggish, or thin and impover-
lshed, there can be no health. With
these conditions, all the functions of
the body are impaired, and the result
Is variety of dangerous complications.
The best remedy is Ayers Sarsaparilla.
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Strayed OF. Stolen.

nNE black horse. branded &c" on left
~ hip, about II years old and weighing
about 500 pounds; also black mare, ii e
years old, weight about 500 pounds.
ANY information that will lead to tn @
recovery Of the same will be thankfully.
received by FOSTER & LABEREE
Dec. D. 1889. If
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Timber Land Act, June 3, 1878.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
VANCOUVER, WASH. TER, Oct 3tyth 1850

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
VANCOUVER, WASH. TER, Oct sOth' 1859.
Notice 10 hereby given that in compliance
Win the provisions Of the act Of Congress Of
June 8; 1873, entitled AN act for the sale Of
timber lands In the States of California, Oregon.
Nevada, and Washington Territory" Joseph
fiper. OF Tenino, County of Thurston, Territory
OF Washington, has this day 6led In this once
ms sworn statement No. 1873 for the purchase
OF the Of NWA and SEA Of wv x and
S Sw z OF NE Z of Section No 10. In Township
No no, 10 North Range No. West, W. NJ, and
VIII oner proof to show that the land sought il
more valuable for its timber or stone than for
.gricniturai purposes, and to establish his claim
10 sad land before the Register and Receiver Of
I'M, ,as once at Vancouver, W. T., ON Tuesday the
l4th day Of January, 1890 WV
II, ne names as witnesses: John II. wichmann. Of
W utnino, wash Ter; Amel Roetter, of Tenino
wash Ter; John Nelson, Of Tenino. Wash
Ter; Joseph Dillery, Of Tacoma. Wash Ter.
ANY ana all persons claiming adversely the
above described lands are requested TO die their
Claims in this Office on or before said 18th day Of
January low. W. s. AUSTIN,
nat. Register.
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The electric cars started up in Port
lind on New Years day. The power
to run the dynamos is obtained at the
Willamette Falls, IL miles distant.
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GOLD BAR
RESTAURANT

Will make renewed effort to secure popular ap-
prevail. He feels q very gratifying sense Of
pride in the evident fact that his efforts 30 far
have been appreciated, and this will serve a. q
constant incentive to attain still higher de-
gree of excellence.
The tables are always supplied with the sub
stantials az well as the delicacies of the season
Meals At all Hours, Day and Night.
LAWRENCE CORNER.
Olympia, April %. 1855.
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GEO. Jones is prepared to reft your
bursted water-pipes. He may lie found
at his new stand on Fifth street, oppo-
site Odd Fellows Temple.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1890-01-03

The Catholic Church at Aberdeen
was destroyed by fire on Christmas
eve. Loss about $1,000.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1890-01-03

CALL and see Geo. Jones' supply of
heating and cook stoves, at his shop on
Fifth street opposite Old Fellows Tenn
pie.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1890-01-03

FOB PRINTING of all kinds,
- Neatly executed aIthe Office OF the
WASHINGTON STANDARD.
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A. J. WESTON,
Engraver on Wood

Portraits, Handicapped Views of Build
ings and Newspaper Headings
GOOD WORK! PRICES REASONABLE!
GIVE ME A GALL.
Olympia, Oct. II, 1859. If.
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PLUMBING in all its branches done
promptly and at reasonable rates, by
Geo, Jones.
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A SNAP.-Fine improved tract, water
front, near the brewery, at Towards
point.
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More than Cost ana Less than Cost!

More than Cost and Less than Cost
Photo and Autographs Albums,
Purses, Vases, Cups and Saucers,
Brushes, Combs, Papetaires, Letter and
Note Tablets, Stationery of all kinds,
Notions, &c. We are positively closing
out these lines Of goods. Call early and
secure bargains.
TALCOTT BROS.
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Better than Ever

A NTICIPATING a still better business the ap-
n preaching season, the proprietor Of the
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T. w. LEE,
Gen. Pass. and Ticket Act
General Tfafhc Manager
DC, PERClVAL, Local Freight and Tictet
Agent, Second and Third street dock, Olympia,
W, T.
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under the new law, Tor Eastern WASH
ington.
On last Saturday evening, between
8 and 8 o'clock on Percival's wharf,
Squaxon Bill was sand-bagged and
robbed. Some women heard his cries
and saw two men running away from
their victim.
Those who had been storing their
Jumpers" for many long months
awaiting the advent of snow have
been rewarded and for the past few
days the merry jingle of the sleigh
bells has been heard.
Every available bell in the city was
pressed into service, last Tuesday
night, in ringing the old year out
and the new year in, and the merry
chimes woke many a sound sleeper
from his midnight dreams.
Messrs. Seifert & Reasley are clear
ing ground for q brickyard in the
southeastern part of the city, and will
begin moulding by the first of mex
month. They have lately arrived
from Nebraska, where they pursued
the same business.
Last Sunday while the snow wal
falling, a guest entered one of oul
hotels with q handful Of the beauti
full, exclaiming, "I've lump of Chin'
sugar fer SALE" He found ready Gus
toner at q nickel, which shows what (
rarity cold weather is in this favore(
country.
DR.. Flanagan reports St. Peter.
Hospital overlooking with patients
afflicted with the prevailing malady-
Ia grippe. A large number of them
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U. p. r.. r..
PUGET SOUND DIVISION.

The following Schedule for the Com
pany's steamers will be in effect on and
after August 70, 1889, until further rOtice.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-27
ppr,cUINC 10 Young CLERGYHEE

The pretty chapel Of the General Theological Seminary,
q, Ninth.sye and Twentethst. was well filled last night
when the baccslsureate sermon was preached 70 tne
graduating class by Bishop Rulson, Of Pennsylvania
The chancel was decorated with flowers and the twenty
seven members Of class sat while the faculty
Of the seminary Bishop Potter occupied conspicuous
seats. The upon the need on thorough
understanding the part Of the clergy OF the spirit Of
the times. The speaker said that there few men
among those pPnNtnt who not brave enough 10 DO
their duty when they what that duty and
he urged the young 10 study the social and eco
nomical questions Of the day order that they might b.
allie to take strong intelligent stand for what they knew
70 be right. He warned them against the increasing
tendencies toward scepticism be strong
In God and in thospower Of His might.
The commencement exercises Will occur tomorrow
mOfning Ia the chapel
New-York tribune., 1890-05-27
THE CHURCH WANT, 4 YorNG PASTOR.

After the Rev. ". d. Perry re- sued from the North
Reformed Church, IN Broohlyn, few months az
the Rev 4. McElroy Wylic secured to supply the
pulpit. The majority OF the cou,.,tory, the govern
ing body Of the church, desire to call him pcrna
ncnt pastor, but this dOc- not meet with the Wl,h"
OF the majority Of the congregation, who would prefer
a younger man. The Rev. j.. i. llalcuh"ck. r"ccut
graduate Of the New Brun,wlok Theological seminary.
much liked when he iillcd the pulpit \ mc"'II Z
Of the aggregation wa held last evening 70 di-ou
the matter. AhOut sixty persons were present. 4
petition read. with 9NtN ,N signature. asking
that the cOn-i,tOry call the Rev Mr. IIalcubcck. The
privilege OF the floor Wa, extended t1 Mr. Perry. tI"
former pastor and he earnestly advocated calling Mr
Ilallcnbcck. Mr.. Weeks, Of the cOn,istorv, urged
that Mr.. Wylie was the best man for the place. The
matter was finally put 10 vote and 3J ballots were
cast for Mr. IIallcnbcck and Il against. What action
the cOnsistOTy Will take II not known.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-27
yoErmERN NEwJERSEY COUNTIES.

NEW UNoWlCK.-Audr'w Haricrb"rg a youn-
man fcu into the brook while fishing We t"ryF OIL
the Mile Run. q small stream ou the city h"undlr'
line Though tie water ~. ont a i"w feet dc"i
nc Wa dead when 'hc body was recovered. ~.
head struck Oh q Stone n the fan
PLAINFIELD. street Commissioner M"ckcr la
effected settlement with Henry Gocllrr. John
stewart. jaime, Flyun and M-. Frye. fOr p'rtgu- OF
their property the southwc-tcrn portion Of tine ct
whereby PIanIcd ave. VIII be opened tho entire d-
lance originally contracted for. The land was ap
praised hno"n years ago, but the owner had con-
tc,trd the ciiy's claim ever since. Timothy
H. Morse ,aId f. be The oldest Free Mason 10 Ncw
Jersey celebrated his eight, ninth birthday YESTERDAY
CRAWFORD. Vt the annual meeting Of the Gran
ford Io4tnc Association. held on Friday evening tn
following officers wcr" elected Commodore, Charlc
Leo Abry vice commodore, J. a. lIibsOn, -ccrctarN
f. g. WGDdllng: tretourcr g.. II. NillcI Preparations
are being made for a series Of rcgatts, clrnVa etc
10 take place on the Crawford River.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-27
CLEANED FROM DIFFERENT QUARTERS.


The fourth week of the successful season OF comic
opera at Hammersteins Opera House began last ngh'
with the production by the Conricd Company OF Czl-
bulka's threeac opera Of "Amorta." Miss Helen
Bertram, who has become popular favorite with her
Harlem audiences, sang the part Of Angelo, ana Oer
parts taken by Messrs. Lbbey, Hartman and
Lang and the Misses Nichols, Russell and Earth The
curtain called up after every act Next week
sThe Black Hussar" will constitute the bill.
The announced drill of the police force did not take
place Yesterday morning because Of the rain.
The Harlem Choral Club had full rehearsal at PHI
grim Church last night in preparation for the third
concert of the season TO be given at the place
this evening
A musical and literary entertainment and straw
berry festival will be given Tuesday evening next
by Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church, In one
hundred and sixtcenthst. between First and Third
aves.
The 18th Regiment was announced 70 parade in Har
lem last night but did not do on account Of the
mud and rain. - -
Tonight is the regular evening for Ebens list
Regiment band 10 play In Mount Morrls Park There
seems 10 be no prospect at present Of securing after
noon week day concerts from the band during the sum
mer. , - .-.. ,p.oo,,..,, NJ
laiter's rooms, one hundred ana twenty ltst.
and Ss,venth.ave. The Harlem Company will meet
ts cuests al the Thlrd-aVe. elevated railroad station
and escort them through one hundred and twenty NTH
ST. to the company rooms go -, -,
When Company Il went out with the other com
NAMES of the list Regiment for target practice last
week fourteen OF the company quaihed as marks
men The next best record was made by company \,
,ine nembers Of which able TO qualify. seven
OF the Il company men missed reaching qudnylng
standard by only single count
New-York tribune., 1890-05-27
PATERSON

1ohp Curtis. fr United otaics Iu- pcctor = Custom
AZ Panama ,x president ~ tho Board Of Aldermen ana
still a member Of that body. representing 10" fonrt
Ward appeared yesterday before Ju-'" of the F"'''
Loftus 10 answer a charge made against him lN Nt''
Nathan Earucrt of Threatening t'c MAYOR, He. I"'
threat consisted IN au alleged promise q" dis'n'""'
III. Mayor. who had ~orl> war "ith ih" AHeri"'
on the street lat week a' ih" outcome 81 'n' N"
mans euit against The Mayor for SANDER. Justice
Lotus required The Alderman i' Tl'e '"n'' Ii '''
sum Of II 900 Ia keep the peace.
pc,d 4 Ioy,,t. ..lr tirov.tor, who DO = great de-,
~ y,,rovine for the bis william strange COMPANY axe
eo,n. soon to rcnoyb altogether from Paterson and .,
tahSh their busnc-, at WcAthclly. Penn. where thc}
already have an "aunrA.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-27
OTHER SUBURBAN TOWNS.
WESTCHESTEK COUNTY.

NEW ROCHFLLE.-The women Of II. john
Methodist Episcopal Church have formed thcmsclVe
into an association TO aid in procuring funds for m
erection Of a new house Of worship. ON SUNDAY
morning "A special service held for that object a
which T2l 200 Wa, ,ub-crihcd II IS proposed Il
erect a handsome edince IN upper Manst. The
building will bee Of the Komanc,quc style Of archtcc
iure with frontage Of seventy feet In Main 81. anC
d depth Of lHO feet. II /, expected to cost sI2.OOO
Yesterday morning number Of women who have
been particularly active In the movement assembled
at the site Oi the cdicc armed with small spade.
and broke ground for the foundation. over 100
well known residents and property owners II the tOWi
have Org;lniLtd Law ana Order Iracuc with a
guaranteed capital Of 10000. The objective point
/, the suppression Of Illegal liquor selling. and tn,
first movement has been directed against the Boar,
OF Excise Commissioners.
YONKERs.-A petition WAS received 10y the Com
mon Council last night. asking that II investigate the
methods Of the City Engineer. The petition VI,
signed by "a number of taxpayers, VINO say that iha
Engineer certified that the KVcrtials ave. sewer Wa,
vel and properly rebuilt, but that large part ui
the old left untouched. The Engineer auI
hi cited T. appear before the Connci
YORKTOWN Coroner sutton Is investigating the
death of Charles snyder farm lab0rcr. snyder died
early sunday morning from the elect, of = pistol
shot wound In the right breast. Public opinion /,
divided to whether he Shot himself was hot b,
some else II is well known that for some time
ne lived unhapplly with hi, family and had quar-
relied with his wife on saturday.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-27
HOME NEWS.
WHAT GOING ON TO-DAY

Republican Committee Fifth Avenue Hotel noon
Investigating Committee Court House, - a. IN M
Annual election of Holland Society Hotei bruhs"ioA'
ep , o.ao - ~
Brooklyn Jockey Club races, Gravesend 80 j. III,
National Christian Scientist Assocauoh ooNcnV'o"'
Lenox Lyceum, = D. m
Ives reference case before Referee Stetsoh'
Police and Pilot Commissioners meetings. - ,,
New.York-ChicacO League baseball match Ne" foio
Grounds, p. III. - ..oX p.o.ho,
hood Park p.
Board OF Aldermen, ! p. m
Trunk line passenger agents netohS. . o,.
Academy OF AnthrClclogy, No . University race oi'
p. ,.,.. o.on,to, Q ~ m
Women's Department Cooper Union, reception . D. H.
Inspection OF Troop \. Morris Park, p m'
salvation Army anniversary, Association nan p IN.
.Fiye A's' benefit Metropolitan Opera House. 'oo
p mo- . ,,., 800
Harlem Choral club concert. Pilgrim ChuIch' hdrein'
Dp. , ,,
Produce Exchange annual meeting
Society Of Friends convention . 49,
Lecture by A. 5 Murray Metropolitan Museum OF Art'
e30 p. IN.
Cotton Exchange annual meeting, noon
Music in Mt. Morris Park by list Regiment bdhd' o
p. n. , u, r,,.,r;o, W
Republican ORGANIZATION lid Assembly DISTRICT NO
1873 Eiphth-st.. 80 y. M
New-York tribune., 1890-05-27
NE ARk.

The Democratic Board # frceholder7 at th'ir "-'
reotinr elected Hugo Gci~dalc County Auditor aud
r,or,a. / Ec-,r Comfy Collector The legality Of
81, poard is shortly 10 be- determined lv the Court OF
ANNALS, Yesterday when the newly elected OIL al-
arpcarcd r., take possession Of 90" oihoc> '"l"ci"
smith refused to give up Do, Office. holding that |"
,a.~cd bv the cz.-aturc u April extended his term
for another year. Ec-in viii apply for writ OF ON"
warrauto to- have smith ou-'cd.
Henry " >tratton. lumber merchant. stve h'li
In II 900 Yesterday 10 answer charge "i '"lhoI"-
,.,r.o " Miller ont 81 $1,000. Miller sold hl. prop
-,v ,o crrorr in the lumber business vlu -irnton.
and received from me latter notc, AID bonds - ~
curity until the hueuc~, We -ii, '' 4"c P'P''' "
ts charged. turned out q" De- worthless.