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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-11
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lyon wnnt frst-class dycing and
occurring done. 20 to No. 2l0 Kiug st.
Taylor & Fullerton's Rheumatic
Remedy cures rheumatism III MI its
forms. Prepared by Tay!or u Fuller.
ton, S03 King street
Fresh fish and oysters at New Mar.
keG House king street allows Eighth,
ut lowest marnet prices. w. PESSBLL,
raniel ONeil said cut the right
Democratic Sheriff ON the ticket and
learn the party that we are not
children to lie played with. llurrah for
Sheriff Gould! .. ..-..
The fair for tho bouettt Of Brownson
Library will Ne opened ia tho hall to-
morrow night ...r. ..
Jonie Corvar, OF No. 2lS Tntnall
street, was bitten 10y IA dog ON Tues
day hut is recovering rapidly.
The Democratic First Voters Club
Will NEE. this evening at s o'clock at
No. 6l0 Market street TO make ar
ransernerts TO parade on Saturday
evening.
DIR. SimmS' White Pulmonic Ralsam,
the great lctllt : cure for throat and
lung diseases, never fails 10 cure and
Will not iNil on you. Sold by drug
g!sts. Medicine parlOr Az Market
-traet
IL. ID. Walters this morning secured
a permit for the erection OF two fine
two story hlck dwellings al Sycamore
and Franklin streets. with this latest
improvements.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-11
FIFTH EDITION!


The Institute Hall was filled to over.
Moving last evening, to hear thu ron.
uerlnk OF music from the choirs of M
following churches; EzIon. Artisan
Union. Bethel. American Union. ShlioH
Baptist Wesley and Union WsaleW
The singers did themselves credit. both
individually and collectively. As thew
rendered anthems, lnterspersed with
solos OF all parts, 1t showed that thd
eongsters OF Wilmington are fitting
themselves to render classical music
and to use the talent that God gave
them In the best manner possible, ID
praise Him and to enable themselves
to entertain the most fastidlous, I'D
shop Tanner, OF the African M. II
Church, being present, was called upon
to make an address, and as he ConRrats
ulated the songsters for their sweek
singing, he eloquently brought forth
Ihe TACT that no matter under what
reNerses the race suffered II was al.
ways hopeful; and with the element
OF song in It's nature, helped them "a
endure all things. and hope for all
tnlh9S 70 be right In the end. Aftef
the ADDRESS the ministers desired the
seven ohoirs to take tho rostru:n and
sing Jesus Lover Ct My Soul, &c.,
which they did. and us the air RANG
with one OF the praises OF Zion evar5
heart filled with pleasure at doing
good, and at it's close MIR. Jopathaia
Chippey, manager OF the singing cere,
monies, expressed the sentiment Of
the cholrs, that truly this was the
grandest affair that Wilmington ever
mad In tho way OF union, and phanked
the Ministerial Association for ia
thought Of uniting peace, happlness
and prosperity for future strength.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-11

The Philadelphia Item. In reviewing
tho late election, refers to eome of the
voters who make up Cleveland's ma
lority.
The solid Republican State OF New
York beyond the Bronx. and the solid
Republican State uf New Jersey,
south of Hudson county are both
made Democratic by the population
which has Manhattan Island for cen.
tire. There is not Intelligent Amerl.
can who does not know the character
of that population. The Fourth Di-
vision OF the Second Assembly Dis
trict. OF New York bounded 10y Frank.
lin, Walker, Broadway and Baxter
streets, Is fair sample of the people
who make our Presidents.
The Second Assembly District Is the
home OF the numerous sullivan family,
and Is represented In the Legislature
by the notorious and illiterdte Tim
sullivan. Out of total poll of 342
Harrison was allowed to receive 4
notes.-the officers of election only.
No campaign of education that was
ever instituted would change the Views
of.this class;no political, literature that
was ever circulated would swerve
these men from their party fealty, ex.
cepting. probably, the denominatiomaI
literature published at Uncle Sans OK
pense and Issued by the National
Banks.
The unhOly alliance OF this mlxad
population with the solid South could
have been blamed for the election OF
Mr.. CLEVELAND.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-11

Mrs. Burke Roche, who was granted
q divorce by the Delaware Court SONS
time ago, is q fnuoh written about
lady. The New York Town Topics
contains the following:
That Mrs. Burke Roche has
enemies In London who are conduct
ing q sneaking warfare against her. l
anu led to believe by reading certain
anonymous letters that are being
published week after week in the
Hawk. called attention few weeks
ago to one Of these letters in which
Mrs. Burke Roche was ere dlted with
starring tour in play with the ''Ba-
roness" Blanc and Beltina Padelford. /"
Another paragraph In the Hawk says;
Mrs. II che, mrny ye sage. MARI d
into the order to which am proud to
belong, viz. the British peerage, an
consequently, having been much pho
togrnphed, was known, at least by
sight, to "a guodly number, and was
Tor few years prominent member
OF u certain class of American society
which was then little less select than
Il now IS. A social slip following by
financial ono, brought about her dis
appearance from London. and being
either rightly or wrongly discarded
~ hVt JbHBiSi iluSDdDu, bn6 T6buTnbu
TO America, where she rapidly CRAWL
tated to her anti-nuptial level, which
was ut t All exalted one.
In that station OF life, after some
years. she formed friendly partner
snip, which n few years ago she-asplr-
Ell as legitimate, as far as possible, by
obtaining u divorce In some Western
state, and then marrying her admirer,
who. by the way, ID carpet man, and
not dry goods man.
The divorce was obtained, but so far
the carpet man does not appear to
SEQ his purt of the bargain In the same
light as formerly and the business
now entered into In the
shape OF the theatrical start that he Ia
now giving her, Is regarded as some
sort OF solace for her matrimonial dis !
Tho above attack on the lady's repu-
tation Is beloved to DO tho work OF her
divorced English husband.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-11
Is CENTS.
HANDKERCHI E:FS,

A house retiring from bust
ness offered their whole invoice
OF handkerchiels at a price, and
with the ready cash on hand we
closed the deal at our own fig
urcs, and in order to keep up
our reputation which we have
gained heretofore, as being the
Lowest Priced house in Will
mington, we quote you prices
as follows, viz.
Ladies' silk embroidered Chiffon
llandkCrchiafs go at a5c; worth soc.
Ladies embroidered curuarS, all silk
handkerch!ets, 20 at ~. &c; worth
25c.
Ladies embroidered ami drawn thread
linen Hnndkerchiafs. go at Y &C.:
worth ice.
Ladies' Embroidered and scol'oped
cdge linen Handkcrchiers, go at
Toe; worth lie.
Ladies' plain white and colored hor.
der hand&eFenlets, 80 at Sc; worth
Sc.
Gents large siza bordcred Handkcr-
chiefs, go at s. e, worth lsi &C. #
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-11
ChIIdrsh'S Caps and SaGquas.

We are always on the alert
for something..nicc for the Child
rcn. In this line we have the
latest novelties which money
can procure and never before
were such prices quoted in
this city. Just think "....
A fine Bedford Cord Cap In all colors
at &c; others ask 4Oc, .-.
A heavy NurHh SILK Cap in cream at
soc; others ask ijG
\ beautiful Plush aud silk Cap, in all
culOr5 at sic; worth stl5.
We also have them Tor 81, Sl25. 81. 50
and g, worth at letst One-third
more.
IN children's sacqucs we have
a full assortment. You will be
surprised when you hear that
we ale offering those beautiful
fancy striped and plain colorcd
Dornet Sacques, bound and
trimmed in different colored
Ribbons at 25c. Regular soc.
quality.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-11
FOURTH edition


NEW CASTLE, Nov. 1.-the Interest
In the election has abated very little
during the last few days. The lrlendi
of Toner again circulated the news oil
his election last night nut Tho Goul1
mon still remain firm and confident
The payment Of BETS is now occupying
conslderable attention. The wheeling
bets, OF which there arc quite mum
her, will all be paid at one time, aud
Will be headed by q band. The date
Will be iixed In few days. us vol NJ
that OF the Democratic demonstration.
which will probably be some tlmo next
week.
Ono OF the most torturlnE forfelts
Is that OF Marvin Gray, who will be
compelled to sit on the roof OF tho
Gilpin House for five hours. This
Will probably be witnessed to day.
Another novel wager Is that OF e. j.
Weggenmann and D. Ii. Wilson. Veg
genm0nn, who Is n Democrat will
play hand organ on the street cor
ners, after which Wilson will take up
Il collection.
Stephen Greiner u well-known oitl-
zen oil New Castle, died on Wednesday
evening at the Delaware Hospital. The
deceased WAS about 20 years of age.
lie WIS native OF Philadelphia and
came to this city when the Morris II
fHsker Iron Works were established
here. He was a weldler by trade. but
was Tor many years superintendent of
The works. lie retired from work
about four years ago and resided at
the Jefferson House, until last Sunday
when he was removed to the hospital.
No arrangements have yet been made
for the funeral.
A union service OF the Methodist and
Presbyterian congregations has been
arranged to he held In the Presby.
terrain Church ON Thanksgiving morn.
lug at 1880 o'clock Row. 5 Beatty
WSlie will preach the sermon and Il
double choir will furnish music.
Rev. Il. L. Martindalo has returned
from visit to Baltimore. Md.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-11

That's what troubles them.
They can't see now we do
it. They do not see the
possibility Of any profit to
us on t h o $ e Riverside
Worsted Suits at SIS or, on
those Merchant Wooden Cos.
Cheviot Suits. They do not
see how we are advantag ed
by selling the Children S
Suits at such low prices
yet they come regular to us
for their clothes, t Ii c S G
money saving mechanics Of
Wilmington, and they bring
their children to us. Many
Others wonder at the good.
ness and cheapness COM
blne. Cheap because good
and good because best.
Our oyercoats are all the
rage. We started the ball
at this phenomenal pace !,
and it's been rolling ever
since. Real wool. Latest
styles. . .-.... -. .....
More than so styles Of
mems overcoats at $40 and
$12. ....@.....
More than a hundred of
other styles as low as 35and
up to $50. -.- -.-..
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-11
MILLINERY AND GLOAKS.

1t is a conceded fact that we
carry the largest line oil CloaE5
and Millinery in the City Of
Wilmington, also that we arc
the originators of low prices.
Our styles arc always the
latest and qualities are from the
cheapest to the best. Space will
not permit us to quote many
prices. We therefore will just
give you a sample Of each, as,
for instance, we will sell you a
sill; velvet hat, trimmed in rib
bons and tips, which would cost
you anywhere from $3.50 10 50
for s39S They are elegant
A visit 10 this department will
convince you that all the rest
are equally low.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-11

An analysis OF matters political in
New York City gives a fair idea of
rammany tactics.
The total registration amounted to
800, 625. Cleveland pollcd 1853 and
Harrison 9S, 405 votes. Total 273, 757.
Is 1t possible for the 35,S6s persons
who egistered week before election
to have missed voting. or dops that
large number represent tho unvoted
part of the Iammauy "noatpr" contln-
CENT? Gilroy, the Tammany candidate
Tor Mayor. recelyed l56.2l6 votes;
10, 1876 less than Cleveland. l9,O5B per.
sons who voted for the electoral tick.
At did not vote for tho candidates for
Mayor, and 1920 persons who voted
for President cut the Aldermanic can
lidates.
In view Of the above will any one
Say that there is not fraud some
whore.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-11

Daniel Sawdon, colorel, was rrost-
ell yesterday on suspicion OF Icing the
thief who entered the yaTt ,r William
Leonard, OF No. S02 Tutna str 4, lnst
week, and stole number q. clothes,
Which were hnngiaE on n inc in The
yard, and live chickens. 81 wdon is u
rag gatherer. aud 1t issuppo ed In le
won't into the yard to collect raEs, anu
as he saw 10 one about, he thought
the chickens were much better tHan
that for which hD was looking. go lie
put them in his bag. Daniel will have
a hearing before Judge Bali at the Mu-
niclpal Court to .mQrrow morning.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-11

Making and keeping our trade In foot
wear by selling only what we know to
be reliable goods. and We are getting
right down to bottom prices, or We
wouldn't have had thut generous liz
crease in trade we have hadeo far this
season. We have the right kind OF
shoes for wear, and the kind OF prices
that saves money on shoe bills every
time. just keep that lttlo fact In
mind. and WHOM You want to make
your shoe dollar do good bit of buy
ing come in and see our stock. For.
mans No. 10 East 4th street, between
Market and KIM,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-11

Last night while Joseph Robinson,
OF No. 9O5 Spruce street, was walking
on Market street bridge. he was at.
tracted by what he thought to be the
cry and struggle of drowning man.
The cries came from the direction OF
Shipley street wharf. but lie could see
no ono In the water.
In u short time the cries subsidized,
after he had run to the wharf. MIR.
Robinson notified Coroner Sparks Of
what he had heard, who also gave as
his opinion TINT a man hud fallen uvet.
board. Graphing irons dragged tho
creek at that point to-day, buJno body
was recovered. The work will he con.
tlnued agnin. man was seen about
the wharf during the evening, but who
he was is mystery.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-11

William ENstburn WIS sent to the
police station last night by officer Gay
nor as "a patient. The officer found
him at Fifth and King streets with a
severe cash in his head whion was
bleeding profusely. DR., BAIRD was
summoned and dressed the wound.
Eastburn had yoen drinking and it is
supposed that he foil anu Ind cut his
head. This morning a brother cnmo
to the station house and no was allowed
to take Eastburn home, which Is down
the State.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-11

A large number Of Democrats went
to Chester last night and took part in
the big parade which was held there
over the election of Cleveland and
Stevenson. In return large mum.
her of the Democratic pop!jlHce will
come hepe Oh saturday night to take
part in the big Democratic jubilee
which Will lac held in ,llcsrink. In the
evening "A street parade viii be given
and ali the bands in tho city have been
secured for the occasion.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-11

party of negroes who, 1t Is alleged,
wers brought TO this city from Dover
to help in the election OF the Demo.
cratic ticket, returned to their homes
yesterday. Another party which was
here for the same purpose and living
in Virginia, returned TO their homes
to-day. Tho outcry by the Democrats
about negro colonists would therefore
seem to have been raised to cover up
Ihnir OWN iInnkh.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-11

An Evening Party.

A pleasant party was given last even.
Ing by the Misses Chandler at the rasI,
denee OF Miss Kate Chambers, No. liz
Walnut street. Games were INDUCED
In freely, and Mr.. Chas. Wainwright. q
young man of our town amused thS
ladies immensely by his comic
speeches.
Among those present were: Miss
Kate Chambers, Mrs. johnson, Misses
Sallie johnson, jennie McCallister,
Annie Chandler. Maggie Chandler,
Iinple Fouracro, Carrie Walters. Lydle
Gibbons, Rheta Coursin, Annie Wright
Susie Fouracre, Ella Hall, HannnR
Coursin, Maggie Hall. Mary Coursin.
Mamie Dongherty, May Vincent, Annl1
Dougherty, Mamie Simpson. Messrs.
John Kaylor, Rufus Day, Charlea
Wainwright. Edward Ennis, Robert
Fleming. Charles Halter, Harry Taylor,
Mr.. Burton, Claude White. Godfrey
Rhutan, Harry Perkins, Edward
Young, Joseph BARLEY. and also
Harry Carey and Mr.. Frank johnson,
OF Chester. ana Mr.. Claude MoNair, Of
Philadelphia, and many othere whose
names could not be ascertalned. About
eleven o'clock the company OF young
people were Invited out In the dining
room. where the table was beautifully
decorated with all the delicacles OF the
season, and after satisfying tho appe.
lite all retired, Wishing the Misses
Chandler many more pleasant occa-
sions OF the same kind.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-11

Receiver OF Taxes John Il. Dlckey
said to well known friend whom be
met on tho street this morning, don't
thank my democratic friends for cleo
ton. They helped. But | do thank
my Republican friends for the office,
without whose votes / would have
seen defeated. IL is to be hoped that
hereafter he will do the fairand square
thing In the collection Of taxes, so
every man can be accommodated with
out calling three or four times, and
almost having 50 fight N order to get
his tax receipt. Mr.. Dicksy knows
how to do business on his own ac-
count, ami ho should apply thls know
edge to his business Ii the tax Office.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-11

Mr.. Watson a. Speery, editor OF The
Morning News, has no faith in Cleya.
lands administration. lie has stan ted
for his posi- ofduty Persia. which he
has recently been appointed To by
President Harrison. Several Whining.
ton Democrats have already got their
eyes open on Persia aud Borlruux.
France rs well as every government
In the city.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-11

The celebrated Gray and Ste.
phens combination made their first ap.
peGtunce In this city this season ut the
Academy OF Music last evening In that
picturesque com dy drama "Vesper
Bolls." The celebrated st. Bernard
dogs, Vic, Prince and Bruno; tho mas.
lifts Leo and Duke; bull terriers, Major,
Iowscr. Ned. ETC.; the Russian ponies,
Billy Nye. Nellie Blye and Jim Riley
and the pet lamb Cymbelim. were all
introduced. The combination is a
strong one. and it certainly made a
hit iii their appearance last evening.
1t Includes Miss Minnie Oscar Gray, u
very clever artist, she assuming the
roles, Harry Vaughn, Francisco, a
mountain guide. and Pierre, French
boy, making most favorable imprcs-
sion on the large audience present.
The same will be presented this and
to morrow evenings. with a special
matinee Tomorrow afternoon.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-11

Frank ID. Carpenter sayR he Is still
busy collecting the bets on Dolawar,
going Democratic and Cleveland
election. lie Is goin.! down to Wash
ingtoa in March and camp cut or the
green until United States Marsha
MHhaffy Is removed aud Jim Toner Ii
placed In charge. We understood OF
Wednesday that Tom Reardon wa,
slated for the place by his friends, but
Geo. Gray, Esq, says wo will give the
marshalship to Jim Toner. and til n
settles 1t. e.a
James L. Carpenter ,lr., It Is said
will be offered the position OF Post
muster US soon as lo steps down nnC
out vi the street and Sewer Commits
sion.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-11

The Chester Times yesterday said:
Two very prominent ladies' will
giNe the last OF series 81 entertain
ments to help the grand rally on Sun.
day, at ST. Daniels. The entertain
ment will 10 known as the ten virgins.
Prominent singers from Wilmington
will take part Companies L and Is.
under the leadership OF Mrs. f. f,
LawIencea Mrs. Bertha Richardson,
propose to make this entertainment
social and instructive.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-11

Ear! Crowley. the little 4-year old
son of John g. Crowley. No. 728 East
EleN enth street. who was shot by his
bl other on Wednesday. is still l 20 az
thought to be rather better, ALTHOUGH
he is Kept under the influence of ether,
and tho physicians hold that his re.
covery is next to impossible. The sad
occurrence is another lesson to young
people to refrain from the careless
of fire arms.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-11


On Sunday. Nov. 18th, the B. d o.
Railroad will make the following time
table changes, from Delaware ave.
nue., east bound: Philadelphia express
trains, changed from sos to sos a. m,.
s.25 to S.55 u. IN . 80 to 2.58 D. IN,
Philadelphia accommodation trains
changed from 6.45 to 8 IS u. m. 4. 10 to
400 p. m; Gas to Gas p. M. West
bound: Newark, Baltimore and Wash.
inRton express trains changed from
4.54 to 4.47 a. m. The 9,2l p. M, Newl
ark, Singerly and Baltimore express
will leave daily, except Sunday On
Sunday this train will leave at 0.ai D.
m. Trains ure changed from Market
street station asfollows: Philadelphia
accommodations 630 to $50 q. m. IL. 50
to $50 p. NJ. Philadelphia express
from $40 to S.27 II. IN. Tho Landen-
berg accommodation will leave ut 2.65
p. IN. daily except Sunday.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-11

The Lobdell Car Wheel Compan,
will, in short time, erect q lew ma
chine shop at its works on the rivei
front. The new huildii & Will DO Z!
feet front and $50 feet deep. and viii
be fitted up with the best machinery
The building will 10 constructed Of
iron and will cost Sll,0O0. 1t will bt
two stories high, with skyliEhts, anI
altogether will be ono OF the bes
equipped shops In the city.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-11

The funeral Of Francis wittenberg,
who died at his home on Wednesday,
will be held to morrow. The deceased
had been stricken with upoplcxy some
time ago, from which stroke he. never
fully recovered. He wast wsll-known
citizen throughout the CITY.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-11

Madame Somebody, on Market
street above Eighth, predicted some
tlno ago in tho REPu BLICAN Office that
Glevclaud's star was in the asGendan-
dy. She tells fortunes at so cents
hoad, and certainly hit tho truth in
this case. Who Is tho next to part
with the silver piece?
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-11

CHEYENNE, Wyo., Nov. ll.--Mrs. Ann
Skaily. Of Fort Mckinney, WIS elected
J ustice of tho Peace Tuesday over
Daniel +. Aagan, one OF Ilalrison's
is.
She is the second woml III elected TO
such an Office i'll Wyoming. She beat
Hogan two to one.
Mrs. Esther Morris was Justice Of
tho Peace for several years at South
Pass City.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-11

Building Inspector Dohl this morn
ing condemned and ordered to he torn
down within fifteen days. the old frame
dwelling at No. l2l5 Lodge street, own.
ed by Richard N. Wright. The build.
ing Is In very unsafe condition and
lis very dangerous.
lhe old frame house at No. 327 East
III Ill street Is being torn down In com
pliaIce with the inspectors notice.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-11

Captain James Carpenter. who has
been employed by the Charles Warner
Company for tho past 81 years on
their line between this city and Phila-
delphia, died at his homo on tuesday
from general debility aged about 10
years. The funeral was held from his
home to-day.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-11

The Temperance purity can thank
those OF THOR number WHO voted the
Temperance ticket for the defeat of
the Republican ticket in New Castle.
With their ticket out OF the field the
republican ticket would have been
successful.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-11

Hurry Young, foreman OF the Every
Evening, is wearing very handsome
soft felt white Init He did not nay
I + 1t. A very eanRulne Lepublican
friend paid for 1t for him, as tho resu t
Of friendly wnger Harry feels more
than In 1t.