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hoover q snyder shoe store looks well. A
large oil painting OF Lincoln is conspicuous
feature and flags are everywhere. The show
windows are attractive and, with the tri-colored
| goods, form q novel display.
The Bradbury Piano Company, Franklin Il
Co., opticians, Jacobs Bros. and Stinemetz 4
Son have made pretty displays.
BRADYs UNIQUE DISPLAY.
The most unique and original decoration in
| the city is that at Brady's photograph gallery.
ALI over the building are original photographs
of famous generals taken by Brady himself
during the war. The decorations attract q deal
of interest.
| Gerstenberg's restaurant is prettily deco
rated, while the Randall Hotel and Owen House
| look pleasing.
UP NEAR THE cAxICoL.
Commencing at LIST street, Hayes restaurant
has long lines of flags, and westward on this
square James Guild, Parker, F. W. Bergman,
d. Grippe, Bun Bryan, Joseph Torrens. Toense
Stein, tho Temple House, Moore's, the Living
ston. Monaco, Link and Shafield have deco
rated, some deliberately, and the square shows
off well.
Between I'd and Sd streets Messrs Powell,
Ansley, PAUL., the Clover Lunch and the Hotel
| Hanover are decorated. The latter has n
double porch on the I'd street side, which is
faced with tri-colors, and small flags ornament
| the windows.
! The Hotel Belvedere, ut the corner of Sd
street, shows up well, having long lines of COL
ors across the fronts, and the main entrance
handsomely decorated with the words .'Wel-
come, Veterans"
| WASHINGTON APPEARS.
McLaughlin's United States Hotel. adjoining,
is dressed in the national colors, as also the
houses of Stahl, Sharpless. Conners Mr..
Shook has OH his four-story building portrait
of Washington. The City Hotel and MIR. Shea
have finely dressed fropts. Massino's makes u
handsome display. having long rowsof lanterns,
with the colors and the word welcome promi-
nent. The international, Rohrer, Meyers 4
| Co. oil fhow up we'll. and G. w. Scott, Mt the
corner, and the old Odeon Hall, above, display
q profusion Of bunting, the colors being taste
fully arranged.
Reuters Hotel on the northwest corner Of AZ
street.-The headquarters Of Koltes Post 81,
New York-has an ornament of that post, a por-
trait Of Washington and is gayly decorated. W.
w. Horton and C. Shayers have fixed up finely.
C. M. Bell makes good show with lines OF tri-
color crossed the front Of his two-story
building. Jim Cornell has his building well
dressed.
Tschiffely Evans make fine show in thei,
four-stofy Wholesale drug house. Neuland has
:. dressed his house well. and Hexamer Post 81
Newark, N. j., stop here.
Tho Mount Vernon Hotel IL finely set on with
nags, and 20 = the establishment Of Mr.. W.
Johnsoo.
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| at the E Street Baptist Church. At the regular
meeting of the society Miss Annie Cocks was
presented with past presidents badge. with
appropriate remarks. number Of visiting
brothers of the Ohio s. Of V. Guard were made
welcome and two new members were received
into the society.
| OLD CAMP sroNEMAN.
The Bnena Dista management are arranging
for throngs Of excursionists to Giesboro' Point
and old Camp Storeman.
The first New York volunteers. Ellsworth
Zouayes, Hancock's veteran corps, first, second,
third, fourth, fifth, sixth, seventh and eighth
| United States cavalry we're at different times
encamped here. Very few changes have taken
place in the vicinity of the old camp The
point has been improved and beautified but
the features of the adjacent territory must
prove familiar to those who were encamped
were used for farming. Very few new houses
have gone up. The principal change is the
railroad This is the Shepherds branch OF the
b. and o. and was cut through about 1873
| THE VARIOUS STANDS.
A stand for the use of army nurses has been
erected by the citizens committee ut Lafayett
Park in front Of the White House. In addition
| to this stand the committee erected the two
reviewing stands and also the two stands on
Pennsylvania avenue where the chorus Of
school children will be seated. All the other
stands located along the line of march we're put
up by individuals with the permission of the
committee and a charge will be made for seats.
| The reunion Of the fourteenth army corps on
| the 18th instant will be held in the Grant tent.
s. 8. Daish Is the officer of the dav with the
following aids Temple Clark, j. Hale Sypher,
Jonas Deyo and L. I. Squire. Ladies' depart
ment. May Z. Dsish, Mrs. ]. B. Daish, Mrs. l..
j. Bryant, Miss Gertrude Davis, Miss Lizzie
Habel, Miss katherine Edwards, Miss Fannie
Thirlkeld and Miss Grace Bryant.
The veteran members of the eighty-third New
York volunteers 18th N.Y.S.M.), who will visit
the city during encampment week. will be en-
tertained at reception on Monday evening
from to II o'clock at the residence Of Col. X.
G. Rutherford, No. 1911 18th street northwest,
q former officer Of the regiment.
| BULL Run BATTLKrIELDs.
The committee on excursions. through
George C. Round the chairman of the subcom.
mittee, announces that ample preparations are
made to care for excursionists at Manassas and
vicinity As 1t il the nearest battlefield ia
Washington everybody will visit it, Of course
The committee will have headquarters and
bureau OF Information in an army tent oppo-
site the Manassas depot. At the following
stations inquiries for teams and entertainment
can be made to the following persons: Yelling
ton, W. L. Vessels, John T. Leachman, A. H.
Compton, W. II. Wheeler, C. C. Leachman
Gainesville, T. A. Pattie, N. Cave; Haym rket,
G. A. Hulfsh; Thoroughfare. Eugene Keyser
Broad Run, N. Brswner; Bristoe, L. A. Free
Clifton, Mrs. Margaret Hetxel
Capt. r. H. Tyler has, with the approval VI
committee, volunteered 10 organize . force Ct
sx-e0nfsdsrsts hosssn,sn TO serve - guides on
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Inc reSuIar cavalry anu llInt battery Z, tnlrO
artillery. will leave the column ut the entrance
TO the White Lot; the cavalry to proceed to es-
cort the President from the reviewing stand to
tho flagstaff on the White Lot. Light battery
& will proceed 10 the space east Of Grant tent,
form in battery facing south. fire the salute To
and the salute to the Union as the flag is raised
at the close of the ceremonies.
Brevet Maj. Gen. L. S. A, commanding.
Oaicial:
+. G.. HoDGsoS.
First Lieut. Sixth Cavalry. A. ID. c., Acting Asst
Adjt. Gen.
COLLECTION OF G. A. r.. BADGES.
Ore of the attractions during the encamp-
ment which will be of great interest to the vet
Grams Is the collection Of military decorations
loaned to the National Museum by ex-Adjutant
/ General John Cameron. member OF Kit Car
son Post. No. 2. G.. A. Il. The collection, be-
ieved to be the largest in the United States, in
cludes all the national encampment badges pre-
sen;ed by the various cities in which gatherings
have occurred, department and post medals,
medals of honor. reunions, DC. of gold, silver
bronze. copper, Tin, brass, wood. glass, &c.
Besides these quite n number of foreign
decorations from Germany, France, England DC
KIT CARSON POST AND ITS QUESTS
Kit Carson Post. No. 2. of this city has made
elaborate preparations to extend the hospital
tiles OF the city during the coming week. More
than a year ago n committee of nine member,
WAS appointed. of which A. Hart was made
chairman. to make arrangements for the ma
uonal encampment. Invitations were extended
TO Dahlgreu Post. No. 2. of Boston and Post
No. 2 OF Philadelphia TO be their guests. The
headquarters Of the former will be at the st
James and of the latter at the National. The
wives and daughters oflthe members Of Kit Car
/ son Post have formed n ladies' committee, Of
which Mrs. j. Wisner is chairman. and this com
rlitteevir cooperate with the general commit
tee. Tomorrow at noon the post will receive theil
guests from Boston and on Monday evening
those from Philadelphia. The headquarters o.
the post will be at Concordia Hall. On Tues
day evening a musical entertainment will bt
given under the auspices Of the post, and Wed
nesday afternoon the entire party will boart
the steamer Louise and go down the river Il
Indian Head. Upon their return that evening
the members of the three posts will march Il
Concordia Hall, where they will sit down to
. collation..
PHILADELPHIA VETERANS REUNION.
The Philadelphia Brigade Association, com
prised Of survivors of Josh Owens gallan
sixty-ninth. Col. Z. ID. Bakers historic seventy
first. Col BaXter's heroic fire zouaves and Col
Noreheads fighting one hundred and sixth regi
men;, will hold their second reunion since tn
war on Wednesday morning. September 81, a
10 o'clock in Washington Light Infantry Hall
corner 18th and Pennsylvania avenue, whicl
has been teTdered them by E. ID. Baker Gran,
Army Post. No 8. OF Philadelphia.
Among those invited to address the veterans
and most OF whom have agreed to. are Gen.
y. Howard, Cen. Darius n. Couch, job
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WORKS OF ART.

HIGH CLASS OIL PAINTINGS.
EXAMPLES OF EMINENT. EUROPEAN
ARTISTS
Now arranged for public exhibition until
time of sale at our salesroom, Nos. "A aHd %
Ninth street. Sale takes place Wednesday,
Dec. 81. at2 and 7:30 P. Il. This collection
was gathered at the most prominent art CEN
ters of EuroDe by August Girard. of Lay
fette street, Paris. This is q rare opportun-
ity for lovers OF fine art to procure meritort.
frames. In the collection are examples
from Semorretti, Kern, Delarochs. Kerwesse.
Anges, Dannant, StoitZner. Also remark
ably fine old painting by Mathew Elias OF
the sixteenth century. Cost S, OO0 LADIES
and gentlemen cordially invited to attend
Seats and catalogues provided for all in at
tendance. HENRY AUCTION CO.,
q and 26 Ninth street.. Pittsburg. Pa.
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q OOO-Brick house on Rowan av.. E. h.. bath
NJ room. ]. w.: c., folding doors. gas, elec-
few minutes from cars; this house c1utains
and is a bargain. NJ. E. baldwin, 2I Fraukstown
avenue.
QO 90O-Frame house on Apple av., E. near
0DA, electric clrs: rooms. gas electricity,
wafer nicely finished: lot 23x156: nice chance To
one wishing desirable and cheap home. NJ. Z.
Baldwin. "a Fraukstown NV.
" SOO-A two-story brick dwelling of rooms;
lDt, lot 22x1U0 feet 10 alieY; stable on rear of
lot; situated Of the choicest residence streets
In Oakland; easy terms. George Schmidt, l57
Fourth av.
90 S5O-Frame house on Hailman st. contain
tDO, ing rooms with all improvements; lot 81
xl2O: on easy terms. NJ. E. Baldwin, "A Franks
town av.. E. E
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AUCTION SALE.
Closing out sale of holiday goods
furniture, pianos and carpets at 10
o'clock Tuesday, Dec. 20, at
our rooms zA-26 Ninth st.

and parlJr furniture consignment5 must be
sacrificed in order to make room Tor tnhs
immense sale OF paintings whtch1s TO Iot-
low. Parlor suites IN every style OF uphol-
sterinE. chamber furniturefn oak or walnut,
sideboards. bookcases, chiffOniers, mirrors,
fancy chairs, leather couches, and easy
chairs to match; fine upright piano mantel,
cabinets. escritoires, fOldins bed, toiles
ware, dishes and glassware, stoves and
laundry furniture; also a larg 9 line OF second
hand brussels and ingram carpets ana a los
OF furs will be sold at > O'Clock.
HENRY AUCTION COSlPANI,
AuotioneerA
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FOR sALE-mPRovED REAL ESTATE
Haze1wood Residences For Sale.

II Gus ES-Two frame houses, each four rooms
II finished attic stone cellar and porch; Hazel
wood: lot s61I30; 81. 500; easy terms. Address ).
G.. Moran, I03 Fourth ay.
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Allegheny Residences For sale.

A LLEGHENY-Northa av., one of the finest new
n aud modern residences fronting the parks:
complete in every particular: stone front and all
hardwood finish: owner to leave the city January
/ and must sell; here Is bargain to quick buyer
M. +. Ripple Co., 90 Fourth av.
NEAR parks. on Resaca St.. 7-room brick
~ house, hall. bath and attic; lot 20xlI0: 81 500
cash. balance long time. John Il. Ewing 4 Co.,
III Federal st.
MO. ~ KIRKPATRICK Av.. Allegheny. one
~ square from California electric line-Brick
dwelling. 2 stories and finished attic: re" e"ently
built good condition; easy terms: If not sold by
Jan. will be for rent. Apply to Samuel j. Mohat,
NO. so Penn ay., city.
. Story pressed brick house, NO. 11S Irwin av.,
. near North av., 12 rooms I'D all cOlVeniences;
LOT 20xItG: price below value. John K. Ewing &
CO. 107 Federals st.
Or 5O0-On Beaver av., fine 3-story brick house
- J., of II rooms, hall and bath: could be remod
eIed into. business house at very small cost; also
frame house in rear of rooms: both houses will
rent for 1884 per annum; lot 2Oxl40 to paved and
severed alley: this property has never been Cered
for less than So 900. II you want It at ST. 5OO act
quick. John K. Ewing & Co., 1o7 Federalst.
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EDUCATIONAL.

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TTHE Britannica is indispensable To the youth
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IS ARE FREQUENTLY OBTAINED FROM THESE SMALL ADS

10 Classified real estate advertisements on this
page ten cents per line for each Insertion, and
none taken for less than ttUentv cents.
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Suburban Lots for Sale.


|1HARTIERs LOTS-Fine building lots at Char
~ tiers (Mckee's Rocks borough: $3.50 and up
ward, according to size and location: the most.
accessible of any suburb of Pittsburg; 10 minutes
by the 2. & l.. 4. r. r.; IS minutes by Charters
packets: 20 minutes by new electric line (now
almost completely from foot OF Fifth ave-; these
lots front on line of electric road: centrally
located In the midst of population of about 600;
CHARTERS now has ono large steel works. one roll
Ing mill one bridge works, one coke works. the
p. L. E X. X. shops, besides several smaller
manufa ctories and other large concerns have pur-
chased land for factory sites. For plans and partic
ave., Room a.
T Williamsburg lots in the Hunter plan. three
II squares from the new traction lines, at $40,
$3.50. sS75 and sIc0: of them with $40 cash pay
ment and So per week, or S25 every three months;
rare chance. G. H. Love. % Fourth av.
9 WELL lying lots in Brushton, 4O1lS7 each, at
= reasonable figure If bought at once. Mark
L. Baldwin, "A Frankstoun av., E. E.
. LOTS situated in Williamsburg, 33x12o, at
y cheap figure: will sell slnRly or together. Marx
E. Baldwin, "a Frankstown av., E. E.
Farms For Sale.
ZINE farm cheap-14s acres. Washington county;
Il mile from NonOngahela river: 70 acres un-
derlaid with coal; good 6-roomed stone dwelling,
frame barn and outbuildings; 400 apple trees,
abundance of pears and cherries: best fruit farm
in the neighborhood; well tmbered, fully ST. 600 OF
locust alone: only sI5 per acre to quick buyer.
Liggett Bros. II Diamond st.
DARN For sale or exchange for property farther
Z East lGO acres fine land in Kansas. Address
Box 81 Sharpsburg. Pa
Cemetery Lots For Sale.
DOR SALE-A small lot in Allegheny Cemetery.
near lake; cheap. Address Z. U. Box 1852.
city.
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FOR SALE-LOTS.
East End Lots For Sale.

LNOR SALE-SchenIey PARK lots 5OxI5u greater
L frontage If desired, Woodland avenue be-
tween Forbes avenue aud Schenley Park; asphal.
tum pavement; street railroad; cheap: easy terms
Frank F. Nicola, 5I0O Forbes or 20 Fifth avenue
ONE of the finest lots in Oakland, situated on the
" corner of Ward and Wilmot streets 75xS5;
electric cars pass directly in front of same Mark
E. Baldwin. "A Frankstown av.. L. Z.
OAKLAND-Choice lot, 30 or more by I75 feet, on
" paved street, in good neighborhood, only $9V
per #. front. George Schmidt l57 Fourth av.
ONE very choice lot on Atlantic av. 4OxI5O on
" easy terms and sure to be Il good bargain. NJ,
f. Baldwin, "A Frankstown av., T.. Z.
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TIIN EST suburban home on the Ft. Wayne p. r. I;
i to 10 acres OF ground. James NJ. Wilkinson,
421 Wood st.
SHARPSBURG property on one of the best resi-
= dence streets In the borough, now rented at
5000 year; built by owner for permanent resi-
dence: now u nonresident: have low price, or
will exchange for East End property. Baxter,
Thompson Co., 161 Fourth ay.
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AUCTION SALES.

>~ ITS;r1ox> n 171r4 ecr0CTr 0TS TI1 p
IA NITURE, chamber suits, sideboards,
book cases, dining chairs odd rockers, pic-
lures, rugs, etc. Sale every day at P.Mand
P. NJ. all this week, with q grand wind up
SATURDAY, "a. 10 Federal St, Allegheny.
II M'KNIGHT. Auc EiOnaer.
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A STANDARD work of reference, an uneuualed
y repository Of knowledge-the Encyclopaedia
britannica.
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FOR sALE-IMPRovED REAL ESTATE

City Residences.
GOR SALE-On Second av. near Market st., the
L best located property on the street: has
frontage of 35 feet; substantial threestOry brick
building on one-haf the lot. Apply on the prem
ises, NO. G8.
EOR SALE = Only s., 900 = Groom dwelling,
L 21st ward $500 in painting ana Si5 monthly.
Apply personally, DIR. Reynolds, 734 North High
land 4. E.
do, neat brick dwelling, rooms and bath room;
marble manteI in parlor; lot % feet front. j. Z.
Reilly, so Diamond ST.
p IO0-For that desirable 2-story and mansard
dDf, brick (stOne frOnt dwellings rooms; Din
widde st. 1t Is cheap at above price. j. c.
Reilly. 80 Diamond st.
GO 7OO-Chatham ST.. close to 5th av.. 2-story
eDO, brick dwelling. 6rooms: lot runs through
to state alley. j. &. Reilly, so Diamond st.
East End Residences For Sale.
last END-Close TO electric and cable cars and
II Z. r. IT,. brick dwelling of IL rooms; paror.
dining room and kitchen on first floor: all modern
cOnveniences: possession within 80 days II desired.
NJ. F. Nipple & Co., 9S Fourth av.
EAsT END, close to electric lines, corner lot.
II frame dwelling. rooms. hal; etc. all mod
ern improvements: lot 46X05 will be sod cheap to
quick buyer. NJ. f. Nipple & Co.. s5 Fourth av.
last END-sIO, OOO-Brick dwelling 10 rooms.
IL with all modern cOnyenences; close to electric
and cable Illness possession az once; lot 40XlC0. Nj.
+. Hpple Co., 9d Fourth av.
MAST END-s3 5oo-C1ose to electric and P. R.
II X. frame dwelling. rooms and all modern
conveniences, terms to suit; lot 1TIlO0. III. f.
Hipple & Co., SO Fourth av.
EAST END-s2 6OU-Frame dwelling. 5 rooms,
Il slate roof water in kitchen: complete little
home: terms to suit; lot 2ix100. II. +. Nipple G
Co., 96 Fourth av.
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UO 500 for a new frame house OF rooms. hall.
GDA, OF en- stair case. slate mante, front and
porches, large cellar lot 2U1OO feet; this prop
erty Is Penn NV. cable cars, and will be sod
for $50 cash. balance to suit. Black Baird, No.
y5 kOurth av.
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Suburban Residences For Sale.

ENOR SALE-Sevickley-sso 900 place for s6. 500; D
Il story and mans. brick of rooms and kitchen:
hall both gases, slate mantels, front and rear
porches: lot 81 by over 200 teet deep: within ~
squares of FIT. W. depot on the main street; owner
n nonresident; will sell at sacrifice within next
10 days. Black & Baird, s5 Fourth av.
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i Mica is very long and il embraces the best
literary and statistical ability Of the country.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-12-18

TJEHSo knowing the where
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I8iUer. who worked in the mines at NobeStown.
Pa iG the seventies, would confer great favor by
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DANES Creahan, No. l. Tustin ST., Pittsburg. Pa.
DEESONAL-BargRins- have customers de-
j string US to dispose of sewing machines but
little used or sOi!ed, Wheeler & Wilson. Singer,
White, New Home. Standard and Domestic, at
great sacrifice: cal and them Sewing Ma
caIue Exchange. No. Il Diamond St. Pittsburg.
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companion.
DERSON AL-Christmss goods; an elegant line OF
= gold watches for ladies and gents: jewelry of
The best quality beautiful rings for ladies' of every
description, pins, neck chains, scarf pins, brace
lets diamonds, 1ewclry. rings. sleeve buttons STUDS
anG collar buttons ladies' and gents watch chains
silver watches. fine clocks and splendid stock Of
ElIverware OF every description; tea sets forks ana
spoons knives and an endless variety of silver
soye ties for the holidays: the best goods at prices
rs low a genuine goods can be sold; please call
and examine. Wilson'S. 81 Fourth av-, near
Marker
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TDEB>ONAI.-Thc purpose of an encyclopedia is
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DERSOEAL-Iadies. your hangs cut and cur!ed.
j - cents, by expert nairdreSsers, comoings
made UD any stylc. Mrs. j.. Graham, 5 Sixth ST. !;
three doors below Alvin Theater.
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EDELi>Oh AL-Pictures. mirrors and crzyon por-
] traits-Nou can save from 81 to s. on each pur-
chase: fine line OF artist proof etchings at asac
rIliCn: cash or credit: framing done 10 order. I.
l. NcE.rOg. No. . sixth 81. upstairs
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DEESDSAL-YOur future revealed according TO
science Of astroloGy. with pen picture of future
husband CT wife: send 20 cents full dates of birth
a-.a description Of self. Prof NJ. Brown, BoxIO7O,
Ch5caE0, II.
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V DUNG MAN for clerk in Office; typewriter pre-
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IN Clothing statesmen and 10 furnishing men:
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O'Clock at Solomon u Ruben's.