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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-23
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF ONO .o' o..
l. ~, West Virginia. In The matte .r,.i

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF oHly .,. ..
l. ty West Virginia. In The matter r,.r.
tate OF Alkaline Mcdonald, decea-ri. b"
Gerry. I..,..
Petition to transfer estate 20 fDr'i-i ,g...
traitor as provided for by Capter - ''
Of West Virginia. .....
To all persons interested IN tit s'iq'' e'
Mcdonald, deceased.
Take notice that J. II. Storer 'A' ....-
will OF Alkaline Mcdonald, decra-'.' r...
tate or assets OF said decedent nnM IN " ..-...
and desiring to obtain the order "i ',,.f,,.-..
pay. transfer and deliver % Saml-.
administrator with the will annex . ,. d.
Alkaline McDOnald's estate, non ....r.
ministrator who now resides ai D. ..
in Mclean county, Illinois. such .. IT,.
sets OF said deccdent A. may LN" ".....
hands. or 10 sell and pay over i". i ..
Thereof, rs well a any further sum ..I.-..
money belonging to said estate wii'N .r
after come into his hands, filed hl' .rt..
Part One OF the Circuit Court NJ ono ...h
W Va. on the Both day OF April. ls'' '- ,.--l
purpose: and on said day an order Wa
In said cause directing that notice Ol r
application be given TO all person ...- q
said trust estate as provided for bF i,l
Chapter 81 Of the Code OF West lr-il'..- ,
said petition is set for hearing ON ih''.
MAY. 1880. or as soon thereafter 80, p ..... 70
And In pursuance Of said order ili,prp
given. ). II. : -
Executor Of the will Of Adalinr A'D.''
ceased .....-
Published the first time on to- -a..at
May, 1870.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-23

"Alaroma," "Arbuckle's," Lion and my
own roast Of "Old Woman, Horse Head, anc
loose roast.
sFy-Sole Agent for the Celebrated DuPent
Powder Mills. \ full supply OF Rifle, Blast
ing and Sporting Powder of every kind constant
In magazine Orders solicited from dealers
only. Also Patent Hemp, Cotton, and Water
Proof Safety Fuse my6
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-23
Census Mail to be Registered.

WASHINGTON, May II. - President
Harrison to-day signed an act providing
that all mail matter, of whatever class,
relative to the census, and addressed TO
the Census Office, to the Superintendent
of Census, his chief clerk, Supervisors
or enumeratorS, shall be transported
free by registered mail. BY this act
Supervisors can send schedules register
ed to their enumerators, and enumera-
tors can return them in the same way.
The Census Office is anxious that Post
masters throughout the country should
take notice of this, as it may be neces-
sary for Supervisors TO avail themselves
of the provisions Of this act before the
Postmasters have time TO receive official
notification of its passage from the POST
office Department.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-23
MARTINS FERRY.

NJ. III. Ong. father of DIR. Ong and
Mrs. Jos. Medin. of this city, died yes
terday i'm Smithfield. On Wednesday
he was carrying bucket of water, and
stepping on a stone he fell and hurt
himself seriously, from the effects OF
which he died yesterday. He was one
of the old pioneers of that section, his
age being 20 years. At the time of the
accident they were making great prepa-
rations for a reception TO be given TO his
grandson and wife, Mr.. Roscoe Ong, OF
this city: There were Il great many
peple from here present at the time OF
the accident.
Mrs. Nelson Henderson was arrested
on a warrant sworn out by julius Jacobs
for stealing goods from his store. lie
got out a search warrant, and Marshal
Westwood and Officer George Murphy
went To the house and found the goods
missing. She claims that white girl
was at the store when she was there and
asked here to take care of the bundles
uutil she called for them. She also says
that she don't know the party that gave
her the goods.
Joseph Jacobs, the clothier, is about
. TO make a contract with one OF our
property holders to build him large
store room for a general stock of cloth
ing and gents furnishing goods, and if
arrangements are completed Joseph will
make our city his future home.
The workmen in order to get at the
end of the water main had to tear up
some of the brick pavement, which
raised quite a howl from some of the
taxpayers.
At the trial race, last night, the Hook
and Ladder Company made the square
/ i'm q seconds, the same as the Hose
/ Co. :. but the distance was almost twice
rs long.
There is great improvement in the
/ lookup, the cells being newly painted
new cots and general overhauling,
that speaks well for those in charge.
The lumber suit before Squire Keller
was decided in favor of Mr.. Watson
against Wilson, of Wheeling. Mr.. Tot
terdale's suit comes off to-day.
The State bridge inspector, along
with the officials of the c. n Z. +. r..
passed down over the road yesterday on
a tour of inspection.
Hugh Tarbett, of Dillon; George
| Clark, of Mt. Pleasant, and Judge ThoS
Cochran, of st. ClairSville, are in the
city.
The Canton Glass Company will go to
/ Marion. Iud. Thomas Charleston, for
merly of this city, will go with them.
Rev. Mattingly is in New York. He
uaS leased the frame residence belong
ing to James Gray, for the sisters.
Mrs. Thomas. of Cleveland, o.. is il
the city the guest of her son, T. j
Thomas. the genial freight agent.
The engine that runs the plate mill a
the Standard broke down, throwing the
plate mill off.
Mrs. J. +. Anderson, of Steubenville
is guest of Mrs. Capt. L. w. Ingle.
bright.
Jas. Craig. of this city, accompanied
Mr.. Floto and Patrick Douough to Ten
ueSSee-
c. w. Bolen, who has been laid NJ
with typhoid fever, is out again.
Dave Darrah and Ad Thomas. of Bell
aire. was in the city yesterday.
w. NJ. Lupton, our genial insurance
agent, is slightly indispoSed.
There was workman hurt slightly
on the pipe line yesterday.
DR.. Shuttleworth and lady returned
from Smith6eld yesterday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-23
FLOUR.

CHRISTIAN BROS GROWN" BRAND
Minneapolis Patent
TAYLORS' PATENT and BEST Family.
WILLIAMS CHOICE OHIO FAMILY.
And many other choice brands OF Family Hour
stocl- and continually receiving
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-23
Cor]meqcen)entS'@#

Special provision Of Choice Cream White
Dress Goods, Suede Mousquetaires, Fans, Hose,
etc., for graduates of the June commandments.
When dress goods are enquired for for these occa-
sions we will show and recommend Cream White
India Silks Mohairs Nuns Veings, Henriettas,
India Cashmere, Wool de Chimes, Serges, Persian
Lawns, Rhade Comtesse and Fables. The young
ladies are invited to call and see these goods be-
fore making decision
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General 1tptires.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN

Persons indebted to the estate % r. T.. Z-.
norman. deceased. will please call 20 NJ gg
Chapline street. and settle Those having
claims against the estate will present them q,
settlement. NANCY b. ZIMMERMAN
my2la ENecutriN Of the E,'4,e
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-23
woMAN,s FIGHT FOR HONOR.
Fearful Contest With Burly Brute-Ci.l'
zens Painting for His Bleed and the Jan
il Weak.

BALTIMORE, May ga terrific fight
occurred about . o'clock this morning
in Brooklyn, Anne Arundel county, at
the home of VIM. Smith, white, the over
seer on the farm of VIM. Linthicum
Smith had started 10 the city with a
team, having ordered Chas. Gatewood, a
burly colored hand to follow. Instead OF
doing so Gatewood went to Smiths
house and broke into the room OF Mrs
Smith. whom he knew to be alone. Here
a fearful encounter took place. Inc
strong woman and her burly assailant
rolled over and over on the floor, the
woman receiving some terrible blows
and bruises. She succeeded, however,
in keeping her aSsailant at bay, ana
finally the brute, fully as worn out as
the woman, left her and went to town
He was arrested on his return to Brook
lyn this evening, and the indignant cit
liens are trying to get him out of the
wead jail and try him by Judge Lynch.
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w. j. McClAlN,
Office, Room 10, National Bank Builpine
Bellair- OHIO
Telephone No. 757. mfl-
OFFICE OF THE CLERK OF THE col y
~ ~ Court Of Ohio County, ". Va

In the matter OF the probate Of the N
Sarah Hcryey. deceased, with a cOdicii alta.
thereto
This 10Th day of May. A. d. 1880, Geof-' D.
Hervey and Elizabeth Heryey. his 500. DO
Chrstiana Fry. filed their petition askn- '"' '.'
probate OF the will Of Sarah Hervey. drf
and the codicil thereto: and IL appearn-' -''
petition and an affidavit filed herein 'l.H' .'.'
Rhodes. David G. Hervey. Charles Mfr-'
l.. Smith. and W. J. Smith. her husband.
nOn-residents OF the State Of We,' .f-'N
Is therefore ordered that the afore-aId i'i'
do appear within one month from Pho hI
lication hereof and do what j. n'.'.--''.
tect their interest in this mattcr
Published the first time Ma
GEORGf Ionh
WHITE ALLEN, Attorneys N''
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Notice to Contractors and Builders
-. 900. 900 Worth OF Stone-Give Ne a Chance "a
Bid on Your Stone MOrk.

HAVING COMPLETED THE BELA"Nl
i i County Court House and jail WILL -n'
personal attention 20 the stone business. lrd ltl
prepared TO handle anything in the n" ''
building stone for the trade in the OHIO valley
nj prices TO beat competition, and on shof D
tice. Capacity OF quarry and shipping i-ci.
ties twenty cars per day. Estimates on S'l'
Work furnished on application.
After twenty years experience in tha si'h'
business can say will write specification, at.
do your stone work and guarantee your bni.-.i.
not 20 crack.
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NOTICE.

ALL PERSONS INDEBTED 10 GEO w.
n Hess, as agent for Levi, Ball by r,as.n q
the business carried on byhm AZ No. Nls aano9
street, will call and settle their account, WIN
Hermann Hess * Co.. who are au'Ao"'1 '' 90
''''e anu S''P' 'V' LEWIS BALL
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educational.
DE CHANTAL
NEAR WHEELING, W. VA.
SISTERS OF THE vISITATIOND

SISTERS OF THE vIsITATIoN)
school Of more than national reputation;
offers eyceptional advantages for thorough edu-
cation OF young ladies in all departments; Ii
brary Of six thousand volumes: Fine Philo-
sophical. Chemical and Astronomical Apparatus:
Musical Department specially noted Corps OF
piano Teachers trained by q leading professor
from Conservatory OF Stuttgart. Vocal culture
according to the method Of the old Italian mas,
tiers. Location unsurpassed for beauty and
health. Ten acres Of pleasure grounds. Board
excellent. .
For Catalogues. and references to patrons in
all the principal cities, address ,-,,rnr..
sept THE DlhEOihbSe'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-23
COAL CONSUMES

The Bridgeport Ohio Coal Dealers A..oca.
ton have entered into an agreement tAli On
and after June I'd. 1880. no one Of them wil d..
liver "A second load OF coal to "A consumer lt.e.,
the first load has been paid for
MILTON MCCONAUGHl Pr..t
DAVID BOSTON, Secretary. mylsi.h
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-23
C0nartnerShip Notice.

HERMAN HESS. LEW. BAL
Herman Hess and Lewis Ball have mi, Jay
formed co-partncrshlp for the purpo,e 90 car
rying on the business OF dealers in Meat. ~
duce and General Merchandise. I'll. patronage
OF the public is respectfully solicited
myIh HERMAN HESS 4 60
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k@NOTICE.

have no partners in my business Of painting
signs. and ornamental painting ani pPfhanc
ng. All contracts should be made with me.
DC. KURNER
mr3oh No. l727 Market Sfee'.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-23
STAR BUILDING ASSOCIATION

II you wish to buy home, improve property
borrow or save money, subscribe fof stock n %,
above association. This Association w.l -ou
mence to receive dues on SATURDAY EVEN
ING, MAY cath, at No. 1850 Main street 81
persons desiring stock should De on band
Stock can be obtained upon application go lul
of the following gentlemen:
II. p. McGREGOR, CHARLES H. COPP
W. II. CALDWELL. !. e. TOMLlNSON.
J. NJ. BELLEVILLE GEORGE LOOS
CHARLES LUKENS, ". II. ANDERSON.
T.. SCHOEN, LEWIS STEENROD
HENRY MORRIS, 6. j. CADDLE.
W. VI. MARSH, ALFRED PAUL.,
ma4hd& G.. 4. HE'LL.
The daily critic., 1890-06-27

The Atlantic Association Is IN a bad
way for umpires Kelly. who has been
doing work here during the Jersey Citv
games, Is an awful example Of igu0
rance lie does not watch the plays.
and his judgment on balls and strikes
Is the worst We have ever had About
The only thing that can be said for him
Is that he distributes bis favoFs with an
equal disregard for the feelings Of the
players and spectators thai would be
amusing were IL not for the disastrous
results thai sometime follow his de-
cisi0ns. The Association needs "a sue
cessuT 10 Kelly, and al once
The daily critic., 1890-06-27

Richard X Tyler son Of Captain r..
W. Tyler Of Washington. graduated
yesterday from Dartmouth College with
high honors lie gained the FIRST prize,
$50 for the best oratorical effort all Of
The students from juniors TO graduates
being his competitors. Mr. Tyler was
one Of the most prominent men Of his
college, having been class treasurer and
the business manager Of the 4 egjs, the
college annual The success Of this
annual indicates that Mr.. Tyler Is not
only q successful scholar, but also, like
his father, possesses sound practical
business ability.
The daily critic., 1890-06-27

Won der Abe, having secured the
pick Of the Detroit team. has released
Catcher Kane, Second Baseman Herr
ana Third Baseman Sweeny. Ii Is also
believed that Gettinger and ROseman
will he released. Washington could Sc
cure sweeny YeTy easily, and il might
be worth their while TO give him a trial
In The field for the heavy batliag he is
capable Of doing.
The daily critic., 1890-06-27
ParIor Cars to Deer PARK aud Oakland

Commencing Saturday June 2Ist, the
i. q %, u, r. VIII attach a Pullman Buffet
Limited Express leaving Camden station
lO.2O a. NJ, Washington, 1880 a. m ar
irving az Dear Park 5.35 p. m,, Mountain
Lake Park, $40 p. m, Oakland, 5.45 p m
Returning the ear viii be placed on the
Chicago Nesiibuled Limited Express leav-
inc Grafton $50 a, N. aud Deer Park al
lO;1o . m., arriving Ia Washington 4.lO p.
~, Baltimore, 20 q. m
The daily critic., 1890-06-27
The ISSUE JOINED.
The Executors Of the Hewett Estate
File Their Anawer.

File Their Answer.
In the bill in equity brought In the
interest Of Laura G Robinson. ne.
Hcwett by Edwin Sutherland as her
next friend Mcssrs. Edwin e. Hav and
Rachel NJ ITcwett as executors of the
estate of the late Robert G. Hewett have
tiled their answer They deny that
there has been any mismanagcment of
the estate, but on the contrary aver
that Il has been managed with care.
economy and absolute honesty. IL Is
asserted that Luther f. Burket had the
pure confidence and esteem of Mr..
Hewett sud was for years his con.
fidcntial aud faithful secretary and
friend that he has displayed wisdom
and judgment in all matters pertaining
to the management of the estate.
The answer denies that the assets of
the baseball club have always been
sufficient for the payment Of all its in.
deb,odness, or that with proper care on
the part of the administrators the
amount due the estate could have been
realized on the stock; and the executors
say that they never individually or col.
lcctively had anything to do with the
management Of the business affairs Of
the club; that they were opposed 10 en-.
gazing In any speculation whatever.
aud refused to advance Walter +. Hew.
cit any money To meet the demands Of
tie club, and the latter took his own
money To make pressing payments
Had this course not been pursued the
estate would have been made liable Tor
the obligations for which Walter +
HCwctt had become personally rcspln
siblc. II is dcnicd that Walter r.
llewCit sold 90 other clubs certain plav.
Crs for $it 600 or that II. G.. Hewett
deposited s. 600 IN the National League
guarantee fund. or that $3.50 was re.
ceiycd Tor The sale of the grand stand
and fence of the ball ground: but ad.
mlts that Walter f. Howett received
$1,000 for the sale Of the franchise Of
the club, and not $50, 900. as alleged.
Walter +. Hewett In his separate an,
swer says that be has been informed
and believes that the clause TO the
eject that William A. Cook should be
retained by my trustees and executors" ="
was inserted In the will without the
knowledge Of Robert C. Hewett aud
that his father never mentioned 10 him
the employment Of Colonel Cook. lie
uthlts luhl ny tue unle OF MS talherS
death the National Baseball Club was
indebted 10 him In the sum Of $23 900.
but there was due the estate about
$4,000 for money advanced by the de-
ceased 10 his life time. and two notes
aggTegating 5000. given by the club
and indoTsed by r. C. Ilewett. AT the
time be took charge OF the club It's total
Indebtedness Qneluding $4,000 due the
estate of r. G HewetD was Sl3, ,4jSSI
lie sold 10 April. 1890 The interest of
The club in the National League for
81 coo
hr. Hewett also filed an exhibit. dat.
ing from September 1 1883, 10 June 10,
1890 showing receipts during that
period, from all sources, of $tj5,5l1,
and disbursements, 1856. sos. IS, leaving
a balance on hand al the last named
date Of IS GJ
The daily critic., 1890-06-27

Rosa Roberts, ayoung girl who lives
al No. 1921 Nine and half street
northwest, was taken suddenly sick In
d Fourteenth street car yesterday after
nooD- She vas taken from The car 10
DI Fitch office and aflergard 10 her
home. IL vas found that she had been
oveTeating and vas also. % sume ex.
tent, overcome with the heat
The daily critic., 1890-06-27
Hougbtou = Co.s Unprecedented In
Uurpmanfs

The cheapest vet Just read their bargains
iu furniture. oak buredu. ] hedstcad. wash.
stand pair ol feather pillows. extra large
oak table, hue reed chairs, wire mattress
an these serviceab.e and desirable articles.
nseful every dav, for the small sum of s21 90
Again they offer chairs and a six foot ev
tension table for the surprising and unpreea.
dentcd price of $1,000 And again, can vou
spare the small sum Of $40, III so. see our e.
piece OAK dining room suite Sc is a daisy. and
the price is almost nominal
". n. WuUaHroS & Co.
i2iS s. t33l II st n vs..
The daily critic., 1890-06-27

on fadaY Of each week during june.
July end August tie Baltimore ana Ohio
CITY good going uH train leaving B X I'd.
Depot al l@ O'Clock aeon and good t1retlru
on ans regular Lraiu to ami Including the
following leslag af rate lf S flF the round
nip. lle B. 6 %. and Reading Railroads
form the aulg double track Igute t0 AlIau-
Die titH
The daily critic., 1890-06-27

John Nelson has been arrested gain
charged with FagraHey Judge Miller
allowed him bis freedom some weeks
ago upon his promise 10 reform, but he
ala not keep IN His aged mother iu-
sisis that she cannot get along without
tLc hos and ne may be released again
The daily critic., 1890-06-27

of clothing $ bich has been tLe cause of So
much uueasiness among lie high-uriesd
clotliers Is still going on. The stock Is
being sold very rapidly. This sale enables
sou % buy frst-class clothing az Just one
bali the prices asked by other dealers. can
and see for yourself Bankrupt sale 3lI
seventh street.
The daily critic., 1890-06-27

MY come mo 5tFla llE e s hoped llr
p hc transform uatI1a ahleh VIII brilg baeE
that -ty.- ui lrilllne= ought to be iuIe6-
uiteII postponed. Irausforuati1us il tle
htall1 ~ thousands ~ women throughout
me country bare taken place during tue
Iaef leH F1aa Pale. haEgarI aud i.5
Hirtfa. tleg bate become 1r.-btaFed aud
ltaitaF ihe saefel DE fLerees F4-
fQrfe Prescription. Hhieh cures al th1se
gal.u aeahuesals aud distressing ll-
meats Elc-L.aE . aaulau
The daily critic., 1890-06-27
She National safe Deposit Company,
Cor. IlLh 81. and n " ANanmn

storage FOR SI1verware. Jewelrv. Laces.
Eiue Goods and valuables of an Kinds.
UharGcs moderate Safe deposit boxes for
rent &c the very lowest rates.
The daily critic., 1890-06-27

For spring lamb and Washington dressed
beet 20 20 j. r. Kelly, Ninth street wing.
Gentre Market, and N T.. Market FIFTH and
X streets
The daily critic., 1890-06-27
THE DAILY CRITIC
Bsby Carriages and Rerrirera,ors.

BABY Carriages and BeTrirera,ors.
Having had a great run on those s5 par,or
euts Of seven pieces, we turn our attention
o. baby carriages and rcfr.gcr8tors Many
viii want them, and no family should. Cos q
minute, DE without them Tho stock we dis
makes and the lowest prices Tho benefits
OF our credit system are always 8t the dis
posal Of our customers. Therefore. bring
what money you have and buy what you
want That Is the rule 40 BUddcn's Furni
turc, Carpet and stove Stores at go and 953
9Th street northwest
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-08-19

Horace: Professor o. B. Johnson. geology,
chemistry. zoology and physiology; Pro-
lessor J. M. Taylor. elementary algebra,
trigonometry, calculus and astronomy;
Miss Ellen J. Chamberlain. elocution, Ger
man. rhetoric and English literature; Pro-
lessor e. X. Hill, reading. arithmetic,
English grammar, geography and book
keeping: Professor G. G. Reynolds. Greek,
Anabasis, Latin. Caesar and Ovid; Miss
Julia Chamberlin, director OF the conserva-
tory of music; Miss Claire Catch and Mile
Camenen, French. A new course
of study has been adopted by the
board of regents to be called the English
scientific course. It is the same as the
classical course, except that Greek and
Latin are omitted and English and Anglo
Saxon are TO be thoroughly studied their
stead. The preparatory department is to
be gradually dropped, as the public high
schools are gradually raising the standard
in higher mathematics and classics, 50
that their graduates may GO direct to
university. When the high schools have
this new system in full operation. the pre-
paratory department will be entirely
dropped.
A system of boarding the students has
been established by which stud ents obtain
table board for So week.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-08-19
DO YOU WANT LoDGINGse
II You Do, Use the Post-IntelIigencel
ssWant ADJ

u You Do, Use the Post-InteIigencer
"Want Adj"
See what returns the PosT-INTELLIGENcER
"want ads" bring.
Yesterday four strangers arrived in town
on the morning trains and boats to locate.
Each one bought copy of the PosT--IH-
rELLIGENcER before reaching town to see If
hey could find furnished rooms adver-
Used. Each one found a room just suited
10 his taste and means advertised under
he proper heading. Each of these four
men called at the Posr-INTELLIGEScER
publication Office, and was directed to the
advertiser. During the day each one of
the four called again st the publication Of
dee to thank the paper for furnishing them
Information which had enabled them to
secure lodgings without delay. This is not
IN isolated case. and is remarkable only
for the coincidence.
Sunday night gentleman arrived in
town. and late at night he inserted a 40
sent want ad. stating that he desired to en-
gage lodgings. When he called at the pub
!ication office at O'Clock this morning he
found eight letters awaiting him. Each
one told him where he could find Just what
no wanted, and be took his pick.