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The Washington bee., 1890-08-09
SATURDAY. Aug Cd, 1890
LOCALS.

The BEE office is the place to
have rour printing done.
The report is that Lieut.. Guy
will be acquitted.
MIS-. 7. r. Burrell has moved
hen place Of business,
Mr.. l.. Ch4ss is quite sick a.
rain ar hrr home on ST., n. ".
WANTED. At tins office two prin--
t.r, and ID boy TO do general office
work. Apur at once.
WANTED: At this office one more
groluewsgaper printer and a boy
between lj and 1S years old.
Nj ". II. Young, of Nashville,
Tcun.. is in the city, the guest of
B+y. Europe.
Miss IIl Chase left the city for
IIarpers Ferry, w. Va, Thursday
morning.
Mrs. !. b. Bagwell AMI mother
Lett the city this week to visit res
latiyes in Carolina county, Va.
Hon. B. X. Bruce, left on a spec
iaI train Tuesday evening for
New York.
Mr., John 7. Cutler one of the
Oldest citizens of this city was SO
years old Thursday.
Wansed: At this office a boy to
make himself generally useful. A
good position for one that is will
mg 10 work.
BEATTI'S PIANOS-In use
everywhere. Write for Catalogue.
ExMaror Daniel f. Beatty, Wash
lngton. New Jersey.
CI, VIM Murrell and family
who have been in New York city
Tor $ .veraI days left Friday morn
ing for Boston, Mass.
Miss Carrie R. Gray, daughter
o. o., Dir. j. A. Gray, left the city
Wednesday for two months Wis
II IN C5Iumbus, Ohio.
Mr. VIM. Calvin Chase who
Ieti the city for an extensive east
ein TRIP was compelled to return
10 The city yesterday on account
"i important business.
Mrs. J. E. Morgan of this city
Who has been summering at As
bury Park, n j., left last week
iF Ninthrope Hotel, Boston,
Mass, to spend the remainder of
lhe summer,
Mss SalIie HDllia, a Virginia
lady, has undertaken the educa-
oan Of colored girls of her state.
N4e proposes to establish small
schools throughout Virginia
Where colored girls can learn e.
i4ouIh III two years to start squars
y with the world. Miss Hollie
IS To be congratulated on this
o.lI aud ambitious undertaking.
We wish her success.
Serving Bananas. "A favorite
way OF serving bananas In New Or
,'d1S Is to cut them lengthwise in
'"o pieces, dust them with powder
81 agar, little lemon juice and
u.,> ol butter, and to back them in
u, 7a' oxen for twenty five minutes.
i"e} should be based with the
"'.l"T once or twice while baking,
anu served hot in the dish in
"u.rh they are cooked.
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GEMS FOR THE MONTHS.

iAeTe have been several lists of
,-.I> given as marking the
n'""'hS and while these are alike
:" 'uahy essentials, there are some
a a2.''> OF difference. The best or
r ,l ana The oldest. so far as known
says 'he Ladies' Home Journal, is
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THE FREEMAN.
y3HAT II conTaNs. How TO GzTrr.

~ no Freeman, the great and only l:iov-
trdted C0lOrCd Newspaper TuhiIs.sri
certainly tiils a long felt want Ia Ne
&c Journalism. Che coIored people ssrs
Eans- needed Just such q champion sssz-
...riai ucHsPaPer- which viii 'E'rs.,S
s5lura as thsy are" and not cartritjure s,,sz,,
as is too often done by the whits pa~-s.
E1ss freeman Portrays the Negro as ~ ~
g;vius each week the portraits and Ss.ssss,r-s
% SIS re9rsSent8tive men and wO5,,--',
BEss rsce. Its cartoons and other tliss-s -a--
GcRs are pertinent and neatly draz.r. -
% printed Oh fine tinted book paper ss-,,s -
sold s,t tue verv lew price Of &c. peg esssay,
use s1r three moaths, SI.35 for sis s.tos.
arf $".f0 FOR one year. Ladies' as wCjl "a
~rp'l-lss..-i boys as well as girls ear ss.sise
money 'r handling The Freeman. szzd
$50. Ee.. -fS,IS and ia,STllVCTsOsig. 7a,.sl
Lyc. ,3ss -: .ar-) for sample copies.
address aii matter fo,
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AAFlR FgH LADIES, MISSES lGa [HILLEIl

=Ehe "COmfort Corset" made BY the Boston Com
a2rt Corset Co. 20 Chauncy st, Boston. Mass is hv
only perfect JtttHg and al the same time cOmfOrGtH
eUrset made and will outast two OF thee sSdiHary
eorsets- These are broad assertions but trial WI
convince any LADY q the fact. The use Of several
NZeS at the TOP, fOI zach wpst size ensures perfect
T both for taperIps waists straight forms. This
syster1 IS peculiar TO this corset and s patented
This, with the map ar Of cutting azs3 coTdlng en-
ure5 CGHtOTt, which every lady knows IS 50 i'm
JDrtant and desirable. IT. ichtly named "C0mfOri
'orset." Don't let any OtneT corset be worn II you
5alue health, comfort and a 0erfs-t 1T. Sizes fCR
pissCs as well as krdJe5 Also a waist for chtiREca
the same principle This is the only child's waA
the market that requires TO alteration to IL -
.Dild send TO above address fOT circular ~ T
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Indianapolis, 81
E1;D r. COgPEE PHbIIs
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1890-11-26
WE HAVE LEARNED
EXPERIENCE
That a Guarantee Should be Worth Some.
thing TO a Buyer.

After years of experience in the business
are convinced that is good policy for buyer Of Piano
Organ to buy of dealer who will be accessible in of
need
All reputable instruments have should have guaran-
tee OF from i've to sufficient time protect the
buyer against any defect of material workmanship that may
be developed by time We also convinced that such defect
may exist less in all makes Of Instruments in spite of
the best of in the selection of material and in the
srucon. We find that it pays buy Of reputable
acturer who ready all times make good any such de
feet
We do not claim sell all Of the good instruments that
Sold that the makes that have the only good
that made but do claim that the instruments
sell good any made and all for
the full term Of years usually given the best dealers and the
constant increase of business warrants believing that
instruments prices guarantees satisfactory
people, We here and propose make our es
Enlistment safe place to invest the amount of money
ssary to purchase reliable instrument We have i'm
proved and beauthed and filled them full Of
reliable instruments and prices reasonable and right
and all ask your interest and ours thorough nspec
ton of instruments and prices when in need of something
reliable in this line We extend ALL whether wishing to
purchase not cordial invitation to call and see US Mr.
N. F. Hadey and Mr. w NJ. S Brown the competent mana
gers of the Music Department. will pleasure in making
your visit pleasant
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1890-11-26


BRANBLF.-0n The 2sd il slant. &c rye NJ.
Bramble.
BRADFORD.-Ont the 23d instant, Catharine
A wife of James BradfoId aged % years.
CARROW.ln this city. on the I'D ms an,
Thomas Care W, aged " years
COLLINS In this city on the 2lst i $ ant,
Alexader Collins, Of heart diseaee, AGED "a
years.
FE GUsC Mn this city, on the gath To-
stant. Sarah j. Ferguson, In the list Year ~
her age.
Gp1T.-At New Castle, on tb, 22d instant,
Katie Gott. aged II years anu month.
HIGG NS.--In this city, on the 21st instnnt,
Earl, H., only child OF Elisha w. and Fannie
Higgins, aged years and months
HI KMAN.-In this city, on Noven1h a,
e. j. HE Sman. widow Of the late Rob, r. n.
Hickman, aged s. years.
KING In Phi adelphia, Pa i on Nov ~ =
81, sire. Ann r King, relict of the late vvLn
A. king, her 65th We r.
MOORE.-In this city, on the oath inst mt,
William X, Moore, aged AZ years.
McElwee. On Sunday November sd. Grace
McElwee, daughter OF William and hebecca
McElwee, ageu 3 years and months.
MCKINLEY In this city on November -,
Nargretta, daughter OF Hugh and Elleu .
Mctiinley, aged II months.
SOLOMON In til 9 city on November, q.
Rebecca, widow OF the lase John Solomon,
aged 70 years
STROUD.-In THE citv, on November 81,
Mary n Stroud. in the Sith year of her g.
WOODS In this city on the ED inst M,
John, SOD of Martha and the late GeDrg b !.
Woods la his 18th year.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1890-11-26

hand, it gave reasons that are now obso-
lete, mainly that her confinement in the
prison was jeopardizing her interests, mas
much as her husband had charged her with
fraud and was seeking an anullment Of
their marriage The application also stat
ed that Nurse Donnelly, who was assaulted
speedily recovered aud was able to give her
testimony in court and afterward 80 on
exhibition in dime museum. The board
unanimously voted in favor OF the pardon.
The pardon was surprise to Mrs. Hamil
ton, and it took three hours before she had
completed the preparations for her depart
ure She was profuse in her thanks to
the Jail officials for their kindness and conr-
tesy TO her during her incarceration. Her
two years sentence would have expired
next May.
What will become OF Mrs Hamilton can
only be coniectured. Her attorney admits
that she will fight the will which cuts her
off without a penny, and the conclusion
will be, no doubt, that the matter will be
compromised by the executors paying over
TO her a very handsome sum ont of the
wealth left by her millionaire husband.
Baby Beatrice, the bogus child is in New
York and under the watchful care of the
executors. Her real mother has been found
and the child may yet be restored TO her
for Mr. Hamilton left legacy OF 500 per
month TO the infant which played such AN
important part ia the romantic drama
Josh Mann, Eva's admirer and reputed
husband, is undergoing a term OF imprison-
ment for his completely in the bogus baby
conspiracy, but he will be out before long
II his behavior il good.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1890-11-26

Mr.. Power referred TO Mr. Parneils serv-
:''es in behalf Of Ireland and said he be-
lieved there was Unanimous feeling that
he should be reelected chairman Of the
Irish party. The meeting reelected Mr..
Parnell by unanimous vote.
Mr.. Parnell, subsequent to his reelection
to the Irish leadership, had a conference
with Mr.. John Morley aud Sir Charles
Russell. Notwithstanding his indorse-
ment by the Nationalist party, Mr.. Parnell
may for time withdraw from parliament
Mr.. parnell also held conference with
Mr.. Justin Mccarthy. During the con-
ference Mr.. Parnell handed to Mr.. Nc
Carthy bundle Of papers containing
memoranda for his guidance as seasonal
chairman of the Irish party. The Press
association states that il Mr.. Parnell per-
sists in retaining the public leadership Of
the Irish party Mr.. Gladstone will refuse
TO countenance any amendment TO the adj
dress in reply TO the queens speech, and
will Immediately return to Hawarden and
not appear in parliament until after the
Christmas holidays.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1890-11-26
THE NEWS IN BRIEF.
Condensed kilograms Gathered az Ran
dom from Various Places.

Condensed kilograms Gathered at Ran
dom from Various Places.
The Australian bRllo. law, substantially
as in the bill introduced by Mr. Marshall,
has become a law in Vermont The follow
ing men have been elected supreme court
judges; Jonathan Ross, Of st. Johnsbury,
chief Judge; S. S. Taft, of Williston; John
W. Rowell, Of Randolph; James NJ Tyler,
Of Brattleboro; Loveland Mason, Of Man
chester; II. Il. Start, of Bakersfield, and L.
H. Thompson, Of Irasburg
Edward Grum, Is years old OF II Allan
tic avenue, Brooklyn, jumped from a mov-
ing train at Marion, n. j., and was instant
ly killed
Charles c. Webster, the actor who shot
and killed Robert McNeill on Aug. II at
New York, was sentenced by Judge Cow
ing to seven years in state prison,
Miss Florence Waterman. formerly an
actress, and the wife Of Asa Waterman.
who was recently charged with murder in
Brooklyn, has been removed to an insane
asylum.
Il. 4. Nolker, a Buffalo bartender, was
handling revolver, when il was accident.
ally discharged, fatally wouuding Robert
Hancock, AGED - years. Volker was ar
rpqfad
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1890-11-26
mARRrEn

BUCKLEY LYNAM.-On the 18th instant,
Ia st faul's NJ Il. Church. by Rev Louis
= Barrett. assisted by Rev. j. T. BRYAN.
Leander J. Buckley Of Baltimore, Md, and
Martha >. Lyman of New Castle county,
Del.
RICKER-C0nE.- Philsdelphia, on
November ~. nv tbs Rev. Robert Graham,
CHARLES E. Bricker, NJ. d., and Louisa Cook,
both Of Philadelphia.
SEDGWICK--C iNLYN.- On November le,
at the Wesley NJ r. parsonage, by Rev. w. q.
Rooms. James Sedgwick and Ida Conlyn.
TWADDELl -TEMPEST.- On November
10, by Rev, Robert l. Steve {, at oncord, IA,
EDWARD Twaddell of Philade,l hia and Miss
Mary Tempest 0f delaware county, Pa.
WHITE TAYLOR On November %, at
the Wesley NJ +. IarsonaGe by Rev. W. q.
koons, Ollie White and Lizzie Taylor.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1890-11-26

Happy Russell. the celebrated pacing
stallion, by Mambrino Russell, dam old
Stocking, was sold at auction at Centre
vile, Md, yesterday, TO satisfy q cliim
against Edward B. Emery, his owner
A Thousand or more people gathered at
the sale, and the greatest excitement
prevailed when the handsome Eyer was
brought ont. MIR. Emerys creditors,
knowing that he idolized the horse.
sought this mode of forcing him 10 the
wall, but Mrs Eme outwitted them BY
getting an old country woman to bid foi
her. She got the horse for $40, 035.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1890-11-26

Thomas Dixon, who was for years sexton
Of Emmanuel Church. Interment was
made this morning in the Christiana
Cemetery.
Special services will be held and E SER
mon to the Young Mems Guild will be
delivered by Rev P. b. Lightner, at
Emmanuel Church, Sunday evening
The new accommodation trains to Will
mington are receiving liberal patronage.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1890-11-26

NEw BRUNSWICK, N. j., Nov 26-Dr
Austin Scott, Of this city, has been unani-
mously elected president Of Rutgers col
lege He is at present one OF the profess
sors in the institution He is 40, and a
graduate Of Yale college Mr.. Scott is
considered an authority on United States
history, and was associated with Bancroft
in the compilation Of "Bancroft's History
Of the United States
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1890-11-26

providence, r. l., Nov 60 Returns
from twenty-one out Of twenty-five cleo
ton districts indicate that Charles Sydney
Smith Republican, has been elected
mayor. Of the board OF aldermen, con
sisting Of nineteen members, SO far as
heard from three are Republican and two
Democratic. In the common council the
Republicans will have majority.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1890-11-26

THE BEST medical writer's claim that the
succ, ssful remedy for nasal catarrh must be
nan-irritatinP, easy Of apple ton and one
tn will reach III the remote sores and ulcer
ated snrfpces. The history or the fort to
treat catarrh during tbs last obliges US to nd
NIT tn ONLY one 'emedy has me- these con-
pleasant remedy has mastered eatarrh as
othir x else has ever lone. and both physi-
clans and patient freely concede this fact
The mos distressing symptoms yie'd TO 1t.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1890-11-26

SALEM. n. j., Nov. %. Starr & Co, ex-
tensive packers Of tomatoes, have made an
assignment The liabilities already hand
ed in foot up 100000. aud they may 20 to
$4,000 The assets are stated at $40 600
The immediate cause OF the failure was
the refusal Of the Philadelphia commission
merchants who handled Starr y Co. Is
goods
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1890-11-26

Ia Kentucky, Tennessee. Alabama, Missls
sippi and Louisiana is the title of 8
pamphlet ISSUED by ID g Edwards, gem
eral passenger and ticket agent Queer
and Crescent Rou g. Cincinnati, o con
tanning correct county map and de
scription of lsuds along the line. This
pamphlet mailed to any address fee Oh
application.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1890-11-26

she will remain in
seclusion in Jer-
sey City, not dar-
ing to venture to
New York city on
account Of an in.
dictment pending
there. Mrs. Ham
ilton's application
for pard on was
filed last spring,
and the petition
was signed by a26
prominent clti-
zens OF Atlantic
City and county.
The petition being
made before the
tleath Of her hus.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1890-11-26
EVA HAMILTON PARDoNED.

She Had SIX Months Yet 70 Serve in New
Jersey Prison.
TRENTON, Nov. 26. Eva Hamilton, the
widow OF Robert Ray Hamilton, was re-
leased from the state prison at 6 o'clock
last evening She left the prison with her
counsel, ex-Speaker Heppenheimer, and
Col. Charles Fuller It is presumed that
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1890-11-26

Come in daytime. come IN the evening Prices
of our shoes don't change when the sun es
down. Barg ains in al kinds OF footwear BAH
cocks Nc FOG Market street, above second,
east side.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1890-11-26

A great run on our Boys and Misses Sh fs.
Prices are right at BaEcot Ks. No. 206 Market
street, above Second, east side.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1890-11-26

The exchanges of the Wilmington banks
at the clearing house 70 isv 'vere Total
$15S, 24n.0l balance. $50, 65S, IA.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1890-11-26

DIR. DRHARDr's Pennyroyal Pills. are the
only gen uine pennyroval pills made At
draagisls ard by mail, 81. ONCE, 203 y.
9Th st.. Phila. Ladies bewa of limitations.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1890-11-26

Preparations for the observance ard
celebration Of Thanksgiving Day, to-
morrow, are being completed, and shonid
the weather be fair, the important
occasion will be noticed more generally
than ever. Morning services will be
held In all the churches except the NJ
4 and First Baptist, and at these places
OF worship special services will be held
at so o'clock in the evening score
OF gunni & parties will leave early
in the morning TO hunt down the festive
cotton tail at points Gown the state
ana in Maryland This evening the or on
Social Club will give ball in the X. OF
P Hall, which will last until the smell
hours Of the morning The demand for
poultry has been great ana the usual big
dinner will be enj ,yed by more than a
few families. All the mills and business
establishments except the Delaw are Iron
works will close FIR the day, and the post
Office will b. closed part OF the dey.
Thomas 7 I. Clark ard William q
Clark, who own the Hamburg farm
where fire broke out last Wednesday
but owing 70 the prompt arrival and
valuable assistance Of the Lenape fire
Company nothing was destr yea, xsept
few stocks Of wheat, presented the COM
psny with q check tor a substantial, SIM
Of monev in recognition Of the work OF
the compar y on the unfortunate occasion.
James Dunlap, formerly of this city.
but now q director IN the Reversible
Window Company Of PhlladeDhia. was
here last evening visiting old friends
A rumor that Miss lone Thomas form
erly Of this city. but now of Philadelphia.
was dead, has been current here, but IL
Is no said TO be false.
rhe First Military Band did rot hold
its meeting aud election of new members
last evening, but will do so next Tues
DAY.
Fred w Hoffman is suffering from an
liberated eyelid, and Is unable to attend
TO his business duties
Mr.. aud Mrs. William 8. Cook, Of Bal
timore, are guests Of Mrs. A. e. David
son
The BODY o. Jordan Dixon, OF barring
ton, W IS brought here Ia evening, and
taken charge of by Undertaken Clewell.
The deceased was brother Of the late
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1890-11-26

NOTICES
II G. DURHAM HAS : NEW HORSE
Il CLIPPING Machine, v hich does the hest
work aud at reaso able terms at Reeves Car
rage Fact ~, Orange street, above Front.
NOTICE. j HE 2EBY GIVE NOTICE
IN that | will apply to the General Assem-
bly, at it's next ssi' for a divorce from my
wife. ary Il. DOnley
sig edl PATRICK r. DONLEY,
Wilmington. Del. Nov -, 1850.
NOTICE. HEREBY GIvk NOTICE
haiti will apply 10 tn General Assem-
bly, at its next sees on for divorce from my
wife, Wi helmina Quient.
lsiene } JOHN ]. QUIENT.
Wilmii gton, Del, Nov. "a. 1870.
NoTlCF.-I HEREBY GIVE NOTICE
~ that | will amply 10 the Genera Assem- :
blv al it, next session for divorce from my
husband. Newton q. w oh
'igheil NETfIE L. WEIGH.
Wilr'il q n. De Nov 10, lson.
\ O1ICE. a hERhBY GIVE NOTICE
thntI will appl 20 the General Assem-
. y et It's mex session or a divorce from my
husband. William r. Cfosslty.
lSigneol BIRDIE Is. 4 ROSSLEY.
Nllmll gton. Del Nov. -, 1872.
:; JrIUE.--IF YoC WANT TO SAW
DOLLARS, insure your property Will
tA"kINS n co Up Market Street
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1890-11-26

THE preeent census is not old, but IL be 6
flea on it. Galveston News.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1890-11-26

FooT BALL is game fo- the encouragement
of surgeons nton Truth.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1890-11-26
iTEMs o. lNTEResT


wi !" n - y y "tIU" = vs. 1HUdI HFHfIt
Well, that depends " He can If his throat
IL large enough and the ramon ball not TOO
large. The question really 8. ems worthy OF
some consideration In view of the Size Of some
ri the pills that are prescribed for SUFFERING
humanity. Why not n row the Ito the dogs,"
aud take DIR Piorcr's Pleasant Purgative
Pelletsl Small. sugaI-coRted, purely vegetable,
fresh.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1890-11-26

KEowLEDGE is valuable: especially in the
matter Of trusses- proper adjustment guaran-
teed by y. i. Danfortb, graduate In phi r
macy, corner Second and Market streets. A
sreeial room for applying.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1890-11-26
HELP WANrnr

HELP WANrEr.
DUR sTONr MASONS, APPLY IMME
4 diaten ~ Fifth and Frank IN STR cts.
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nnARp - ROOM |.

B0ARD AND RUOms
DOR = ENF VACANT ROOMS AT NO.
q SO King street.
w ANTkD -BOARnERs, GOOD ACCOM-.
" modations. \ 4o6 Fast Fourth street
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FOR SALE.

-~s7-~--~~e1o--~----~r~-.-
ANOh SALs. "A BARGAIN = HORSE,
L harness and surrey. stall in Star Clur
stable for sale OF rent. FhiSf & ALl.MON.
(AhhIAGE. = LAnsE DOUBLE sEAp
" top carriage; built 70 order; finely uphCl.
tered; new; suitable Tor family use or llghi
ellvery wagon. Can be seen at the glut
fahles, corner Madison and Tweifth stree*s
IA ARNEss.-NEW NICKEL MOUNTED
harness. INQUIRE a this office.
u OBES. pair OF HANDSOME LAF
y robes; also blankets and whip. InQuif.
D. this ef1ice.