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The evening world., 1893-10-25
BROOKLYN NEWS.
.LEARY WANTS HIS PROPERTY.
Cassius H. Read, He Says, Has 1t
Protected by Bulldogs.
So Ho Goes to the Supreme Court
to Demand His Rights.

John ID. Lcary, of Leary raft fame,
appeared through counsel before Justice
Pratt In the Supreme Court, Brooklyn,
to-day and asked for writ OF assist
ancc to enable him to get possession OF
piece OF property at Far Rockaway.
This 'is another chapter In the celebrated
controversy between Cassius NJ. Read
and Edwin =. Stokes. formerly asso-
ciated together In conducting the Hon.
man House In this city.
Mr.. Reads property. fine country
seat at Far Rockaway, was sold by
Referee a. N Wellel, on oct. "A, to Mr..
1.eary for $1,000. On Oct. IL copy of
the deed was presented to Mr.. Reed and
possession demanded.
Mr. Read refused to surrender his
house. He says that there are 20 many
irregularities connected with the sale
that he IL sure II will be set aside. Law.
Yer James Troy. OF Brooklyn, has beer
retained to look after MIR. Reads inter-
csts In this matter, and Mr.. Troy was
engaged In another court to-day. ON the
application of his associate. Thomas II
for the writ of assistance was set down
for next Friday.
Counsellor Berry. who appeared fol
MIR. Leary. says that Mr.. Read has bar
ricaded his property with guards. bull
dogs and the like. 30 that no one car
get near him. Mr.. Troy says that Mr.
Read goes out every day, and that an!
one having business with him can trans
act It, The property was sold under
Judgment Of foreclosure and sale. OBJ
tained against Read by Daniel u. Lord
The evening world., 1893-10-25
WALLAB0Ur PIRATES, BEWARE
Barber Anarchino 10 After You with
an italian Gang.

Justice Connolly. in the. Lee Avenue
Court. Williamsburg, received word to-
day that the Wallabout pirates were
again at work. He instructed the police
to suppress the gang at once.
Carmino Anarchino. n barber, at Have
meyer and North Second streets, is
also special policeman. and last night
he started for the City Hall with two
of his countrymen. Michaslo Rocco and
Vincenzo Malfiere. both Of whom wanted
to be made citizens.
The bridge over the Wallabout being
closed. they started to cross on a float.
When half way over three boatmen de-
manded ferriage. The Italians refused
to pay and one of the boatmen grabbed
Rocco and threatened to throw him over
board.
Anarchino drew two revolvers and
threatened to shoot unless put back on
the Williamsburg side of the canal. The
pirates suddenly obeyed.
BY the time the Italians got up
on the wharf they were greeted with a
shower Of sticks and stones thrown by a
crowd of men and boys.
This time all three of the Italians
drew revolvers and scared the mob SO
that 1t dispersed.
Anarchino says he will go over the
canal tonight with a large delegation
from the Italian colony and II an at
tempt Is made to ill-treat them they
will drown all the pirates who sail on
the Wallabout.
The evening world., 1893-10-25
AFTER BROOKLYN "FLOATERs. -
Lawyer Backu, Sad to Be Armed
with Warrants.
Watching Alleged illegal Rsxistra.
tlon in Gravesend.

Lawyer Foster l.. Backus, who with
Jacob Brenner has been appointed by
the Republican General Committee OF
Kings County to prosecute persons guilty
of fraudulent registration in Brooklyn.
began his work in the Butler Street
Police Court this morning.
Mr.. Backus had long conference with
Justice Tighc. after which 1t was stated
that six warrants had been issued for
persons who had colonized In tene-
ment on Degraw street.
A number of ward politicians were
seen about the court during the morn
ing. 1t was intimated tnat they had
been warned that raid was to be made
and had come prepared to obtain ball
for the persons apprehsnded
Mr.. Brenner admitted that Mr. Backus
had Instructions to obtain warrants for
the arrest OF persons against whom
there was overwhelming evidence or
fraudulent registration; ne a d,a ,n,,i nTt
think the warrants would pe maue untii
late this afternoon.
The County Republicans are trying to
devise some means to stop the alleged
which includes Coney Island.
The registration in the First and
Second Election Districts, which accord
Ing to law should not foot up more tha saJ
There are still four more districts to be
heard from.
The number registered in the two dis
tricts is more than half the popula tior
of the town.
Republicans claim that during tho
Su,hmer all the fakirs at Coney island
are registered and voted for by prox,
on Election Day.
Members of the Campaign Committee
of the Committee Of One Hundred. were
busy this morning making the neces-
ssry preparations for a big mass-meet-
ing to be held at the Academy Of Mu.
sic. Ex-Mayor Frederick A; Schroeder
Columbia College. will make the princi
pal address.
The Brooklyn Democratic Club will
uegin its active campaign work for Chas
A. Schieren by big mass-meeting tc
be held In Washington Hall. 800 Broad
way. to-night. Among the speakers Is /; {
Shepard, Frederick w. Hinrichs, A. a
Healey and s. r. Sturges.
The Retail Grocers' Association ha
decided by vote to indorse no candidate
! this Fall, but that all members shall &C
az individuals. The action was cause
President J. Hennenlatter, indorsing hi
candidacy for Mayor and pledging sup
President Matthews, of the Brooklyn
Consolidation League. has received
number of letters from candidates 70
their views In the matter OF uniting tn
two-cities.
Most of the candidates are strongly. II
| favor OF consolidation, a few are doubt
| full. and only one-P. II. McCarren-i
opposed to 1t.
The evening world., 1893-10-25
COURT AAO COUNSEL WRO7H.
Police Justice Tighe Sarcastic on
City Court Judges
Il All Grew Out Of the McPherson
Abandonment Case.

Counsellors Baldwin +. Strauss and
John l.. Devenny. of Brooklyn, had a
heated alteration In the Butler street
Police Court, Brooklyn, this morning.
Words few thick and fast between the
two lawyers, and they were rather un-
complimentary in their nature.
The trouble was over the action
brought by Mrs. Rose Mcpherson, of ls2
Sterling place, to have her husband.
William Il. Mcpherson. of 93s Gates ave-
nue., Brooklyn, committed for abandon
ment. The argument to-day before
Judge Tighe incidentally added another
link to the already long chain OF al
"a legged rascalities committed by Lawyer
Charles +. Burke.
Mcpherson says that he Is the most
thoroughly prosecuted man In Brooklyn.
About twelve years ag1. when he mar
ried the plaintiff In the present action.
he was a prosperous furniture dealer on
Fulton street. He Is now as poor as
the traditional church mouse. He lays
his downfall to his wife.
The McPhersons have two children.
While the family had plenty of money
Mrs. Mcpherson. according to her hus-
bands story. was very extravagant.
After u while he was compelled to econ
omzS Shortly after he began TINS pol
Then Mcpherson brought counter
charge. alleging his wite's intidelity..-
Mcpherson was ordered to pay 81 "a a
had a little money left. out of the
wreck Of his business and paid $3.50 to
Lawyer Charles T.. Burke. he says, to
failed to pay this money to his wife and
caused him to become in contempt and
to be locked up in jail. -
No
from Mcpherson. Counsellor Strauss
result he was kept in Jail for three
A writ of habeas corpus was obtained.
but Justice Bartlett held 1t was not q
regular proceeding. II the prisoner did
not like the ruling Of the City Court he
At last Chief-Justice Clement saw
that there were many irregularities In
the case and released Mcpherson
Counsellor Strauss was very much op.
posed to Mcpherson being released. ant
told Counsellor Devenny.. McPherson's
lawyer, that IL he succeeded IN gettine
Mcpherson released he would have hin
brought up before a Police Magistrate
for abandonment.
Mr. Devenny called Judge Clements
said ne wanted to be advised Of such q
proceeding.
Strauss carried out his threat, ant
Mrs. Mcpherson began the action in th'
before Justice Tighe, this morning.
Mr.. Devenny and Mr.. Strauss waxet
warm as they rehearsed each side OF thu
Mcpherson tale OF woe.
Strauss characterized Devenny as &
great mogul," and Devenny referred
sarcastically to Strauss's "Solomoni,
wisdom
When. Mr.. Devenny referred to tn,
fact that Judge Clement wanted to b,
apprised OF Mr.. Strausss action relativ
to bringing the case before a Polio
Justice. Judge Tighe got warm himself
He thought 1t was a reflection on th
y Police Courts. He said:
Judge Clement is a better lawyer thai
am. probably, but would like to ge
a chance on the bench to even UP witt
Into the Supreme Court we will probabl.
get an additional amount OF wisdom"
Judge Tighe finally adjourned the cas-
until Nov. 9, and paroled Mcpherson II
the custody of Mr.. Devenny.
The evening world., 1893-10-25
THREE CONSOLIDATED FAILURES
Brokers Mckee. Doran and Zorn
Announce Their Suspension.

The failure OF Broker J. r. Mckee,
jr.. was announced on the Consolids ed
Exchange this morning. His clearing
sheet went through all right yesterday,
but he was unable to meet his balances
and voluntarily suspended. He was long
on wheat. OF which 10000 bushels were
sold for his account under the rule this
morning.
Broker Mckee has offices In the Con-
solidated Exchange building. He has
been member of the Exchange since
1887. He was one OF the best known
traders on the board.
He attributes his failure to the rapid
advance In prices and the neglect OF
some OF his customers to put UP their
margins
His principal dealings were in Sugar
and 81. Paul. His liabilities are not
large. He says he will pay loo cents on
the dollar. He expects to soon resume
business.
The failure OF $. G. Doran. i6 Broad
the opening.
Later 1t was followed by the an
The evening world., 1893-10-25
DOESN'T MIND A CHOKING.
Mrs. Fairweather Has Had Fou,
Sons.in.Law.

Augustus Hick, a young married man
who lives at "a Monteith sI-et, Wiz.
iamsburg, was sent to Jail for twenty
nine days by Justice Haggerty. in the
Even Street Court. Brooklyn, to-day.
Last night Hick ran into the Twen-
tieth Precinct Station House. He told
Sergt. Sutton that he had killed his
mother-in-law and wanted to be locked
un. tie was accommodated. .
Two detectives went to the house to
see the corpse. They found Mrs. Fair
weather very much alive. she having
only been choked..
81 didn't mind it," she said. because
this is nv fourth son-in-law."
When H!ck was arraigned in court or
a charge of assault, he swore that when
he got out he would positively kill his
mother -in-law.
The evening world., 1893-10-25
BloominSdale Bros, ST.. r+,so .,s ss1s nr{;; ;;,

banks had Issued CIea ring House certifi-
Gates, which had circulated throughout
the State and done much good. The
collector OF Internal revenue had been
making Inquiries as to the amount of
such notes issued. with a view, II was
understood, Of collecting the tax. OF 10
and this action had hurt the circulation
OF the certificates.
Mr.. Warner (Dem, n. ". favored re-
porting the bill. He said the New York
banks had issued S40,oOO,0O0 worth OF
notes during the period OF stringency
He did not know whether or not they
were Of the character of those issued
In South Carolina, The New York
bankers did not think these notes tax
able, and he had not been asked to raise
the question on them. He would vote
to relieve the South Carolina bankers
The Committee referred the bill to
q subcommittee to report on Friday.
The evening world., 1893-10-25
HE GRABBED THE BLADE.
Patrick Ksarnen's Sister Took /,
KniSo To Him.

Patrick Kearnen, twenty-three years
old. who lives on Navy street, Brooklyn,
with his sister, was n prisoner before
Justice Haggerty this morning.
Kearnen went home last night con-
siderably under the influence of liquor.
HIS sister took him to task. A row fol-
lowed during which Miss Kearnen pick
ed up large carving knife, and went
at her brother with It,
blade with his bare hand, cutting him
self severely. The noise Of the quarrel
attracted the attention of a policeman.
examination. His sister was not ar
rested
The evening world., 1893-10-25
ACCUSED BY HIS LANDLADY.
Mrs. Murray Says Cullen Attempted
to Assault Fer.

Michael Cullen, twenty-five years old,
was arrested this morning by Policeman
Kevan, of the Butler street station, on
complaint Of Mrs. Mary Murray, OF 52
Congress street. Brooklyn, who accuses
him of attempted assault.
Cullen occupies furnished room in
Mrs. Murray's house. Her husband was
absent from home last night. and she
declare, that Cullen entered the room In
which she and her two children were
sleeping at 9 o'clock this morning and at
tempted to assault her. She called for
kelp and a policeman responded.
The evening world., 1893-10-25
A BILL TO RELIEVE BANKS.
It Involves the Gu estion OF Taxing
Clearing. House Cersiflcstos.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 26.-The House
Committee on Banking and Currency
to-day heard Representative Brawley,
OF South Carolina, In support OF his bill
to suspend the operation OF laws i'm
posing a tax OF 10 per cent. upon notes
issued by banks during the late period
OF strinGency-August to October.
Mr.. Brawiey said that during this
period . number Of South Carolina
The evening world., 1893-10-25
Naobsd for a con-y Iaiand Robbsry

Christina Luce, nineteen years OLD, who wps
arrested last evening. charged wils bcIas a part
ncr OF George smith. now In IaIl In Brockbn f1r
robbing II. q, Robinson, son os brooklyn cs.
tere.. of l6l Gates avenue. was aTrdiEleJ In ths
Jefferson Market Police Court this mornin.. She
was given Into the custody OF u Brooliyp de-
,ective. Robinson drugssi ami robbed hy
Smith and Christina Luce ct Consy Island Jsiy "A
saith arrested ten days axa
The evening world., 1893-10-25

nouncement that John Zorn had sus-
pended.
Zorn's failure, II is said. was caused
by speculations on the short side of the
market and being squeezed in the rise
that took place.
Mr. poran was an extensive dealer IN
puts and calls. He says the trouble
began yesterday when one OF his Gus
toners called him for 100 shares of
Sugar.
He says that stories were circulated
about him rejecting upon his credit His
sheet went through the Clearing House
al right
This morning, however, he found the
demands upon him were 50 great that
he decided to announce ms suspension.
His entire liabilities Will not exceed
81 ,pp
This suspension is due to his personal
account. and In no way Affects the
standing OF Monroe, Miller & Co., with
whom he was associated,
The evening world., 1893-10-25
Accuses a Neiehbor o: Theft

Christopher Mciners. OF s. Nassau street. Brook
lyn. asked the police this mornPs to look for a
nclghbor, who. he alleges, stole two gold watches
worth 800 He gave the watches to his neigh
bor on Monday to show to his wife. who wanted
to make = purchase. When he called at The house
Tuesday morning the man and watches had dis
appeared.
The evening world., 1893-10-25
WIN rOiR HANbS 7YiD

ny some chronic - IL,
male complaint 80 or
weakness, wha, can YOU
expect Thcrrs 5 moth.
ing you can accomplish
nothing you can en-.
joy, And No good rra.
son for it. DR.. Picrrc's
! fuyoritc Prescription
Nwill cure you, safely and
certainly, II YOU II give
II faithful use,
For every one Of these
The evening world., 1893-10-25

A full account OF Wall street snsirs will bs
found In the O'Clock Edition Of "Tbs Evening
World"
The evening world., 1893-10-25
Burglars with Diam ond Earrings.

During the night burglars forced an entrance
To the apartments OF Henry y. Nesinas, H3 Thlr
tsenth street. Brooklyn. and stole diamond ear
rings worth $50 and q small amount OF money.
The evening world., 1893-10-25

Last Days of Registration.
Ths last two days Of registration are Friday and
Saturday. the eth and cSth
The evening world., 1893-10-25
GLOUCESTER ENTRIES.

RACE TRACK. GLOUCESTER. Oct. .5.-rhs 80
trtos and probable starters Tor tomorrow are -
ofows.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-12-21
Po!Ska pod MoskaIem.

Malujsc scenY mosklewskich
okruclehstw, spelnianych ma
bezbro nnym bogobo]nym ,lu.
die meczennikow" pisze
hrablna Dzialyhska do gazety
francuskiei W Belgii:
,,Pozbawleni kslezy miesz-
kancy siot g%romadzill sic noca
u osob naiwlece) W gminie
powazanych, ~powierzajqc i'm
obowlazek chrzcenla dzlecl albo
powoiujac ma swallow "a
wleranych potalemnie mai
2ehstw. Zbierano sic ma wspol-
ne odmawlanie modlitw W
oddalonych cd wsl stodoiach
Tub pIwnicach. Tutaj w ciem-
noscl nocneJ wylewane Ivy i
kanlai gromadki przerYwato
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-12-21
u Prus Polskich

W Brodnlcy Towarzystwo
przemysfowe urzadzili W zeszIa
niedzlele pr7edstawienie tea
tralne amatorskie, Dano dwle
sztuki: ,,Jan Jurga'' ,,Sllach-
ia cz7nszowa''. Przedsta w,enie
to bSrdzo dobrze sic udalo.
OKlaski uzyskali W plerwsze|
sztuoe p. ". parma Kf.. a
p. p. So. B.. W. i parma Kf.
W drug'ei s2tuce. Kostyumy
bYfy bard2o %gustowne, a era
amatnrow wogoIe by'a sk1adna,
. dal Boae aby SIC rodobue
przedotawIeula czesaiei powta
rzaly. Brodmca okazalA ma
TEN przedstanicniu, &c swego
stanowlska r1eizie miaSt
pol,klch nigdy M zupomn;
mieszkahey starai4 xie usiloie
o to. by }ezyk nasz brzmial
tn ws7eda!e, wieceJ sic dosIzo-
nallI. dz'ecl MIN m0w,ly lax
nalpoprawnIel, S.Efy 4 mas
uwaaat sob'e "a honor. BE sic
uod2iPo!ak,em MIN pozostaG
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-12-21

irony ~Sakramentaml swieteml
kupiec Klemens Wendlikowski
W 80. roku 3ycia. Pozosta via
wdowe i czworo malych dzleci
Pochodzii on z Rebielca W
parafi mifobadzkiel i pokale-
czony costa. W r. 1879 przez
rozbojnika (parobka chcscego
sic ob(owit pleuiedzmi wypla.
coneml "a sprzedana posladlost
i osadzonego p6zniej przez sad
gdanskl,) kt6ry jego starszego
brata jeszcze mocniel poranit
a make navel zabil. Trzecl
brat, teraz obywatel w Bobo-
vie, nie znajdowat sic wtedy
W domu rodzielskim, BIO uczyl
sic gospodarstwa W dalszych
stronach.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-12-21
co ShYCHAC.

W. Oh OhAO
i CZECHY. W onegda, odbyf
/ sic W Pradze wyb6r burmis.
trza. Ostatnim hurmlstrzem
byt niejakis Sole z obozu
Staroczechow i tego tel mlano
ponownie obierac. Trzykrotne
wybory ME doprowadzl}y do
niczego, to tax ucieszy}o
Mlodoczechow j publlcznosG
zebrana ma g%aleryach, ID pod
nlesiono wielkl okrzyk zwy-
cleztwa. Zas1epcy miodoczescy
ME wahali sic ublizy6 nawet
Szolcowl, "a publicznosc re.
brana zaczeia splewac, ,a1 ia
re sail .wydaiono. Wybory
odroczono IA dziens nastepny.
FRANCYA. Pewlen szewc
W Paryzu, nazwlskiem Lot)e,
Zroblt niedawno temu zamach
ma 2ycie by}ego serbskiego
posta Georglewicza i zranii 60
sztyletem W piersl. Pose1 jest
bardzo slabym ME mole
przylmowac pokarmu. Szewc
5w oswiadcza, ae Jest anarchis.
ia, a W liscle do pewnego
redakuora gazety socyallstycz-
nej luz przedtem zapowledaia}
co uczynic zamysla, i ola tego
poprosif 60, ably go pred
sadem bronlf, W razie gdyby
go uwlezloro.
~GUBERNATOR francuski
W Indyach oswladczyf, il VIA"
domosc, ktora spodaly angel
skie gazety, ]akoby Francuzl
W Tonkinie mie]l zablG kilku
kraiowcow "a to, Re ME
chcleli darmo odrablaG pan.
szczyzny l De z tego powodu
W pewnej czsscl Tonkinu wy
buchfo powstanle, Jest tylko
zmyslona. Zdauiem lego Ton
kinczyczycY przeciwnje So
bardzo zado violent, z tego, De
SIZE dostali pod zwierzchnictwo
Francyi! CIV ieno prawda!
PRZED domem komendan-
ia M%arsylil wydarzyfa sic
krotko pred p6fnoca eksplo-
Zya, ktora ma szczescie ME
zablfa i ME ranila nikogo.
Eksplozya ia Jest niezawodnie
sprawka anarchistow, gdyz
pc wpbuchu znaleziono jeszcze
jedne bombe W sieni domu,
ia iednakze ME eKsplodowata.
Komendant bawli tymczasem
W Pary2u, pred domem jego
ME byfo warty i to ufatwifo
anarch!stom wykonanie zama-
chu. Policya zarzadzlta scisle
sledztwo, odbyfa scisna rewl-
zya u szescdziesleciu francuz-
kich i zagranicznYch an arch1s.
tow i uwleziia z Mich 9, ale
czy wlnny jest pomledzy mimi
to pytanle. Wszystkle gazety
2adaja, ably sic Rad zabral
ostro do anarchistow, a MIA
nowlcie, ably powyrzucef z
kraju anarchistow zagranicz.
nych, ktorych ma bye we
Francyi okoto 10000.
PoSka pod MoSkaIem.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-12-21

sic ksie3y przebranych, kto-
rym sic powiodto amylic
czujnosc spieg6w, a poda&yll,
BY nieszczesliwym udzieisc
poclechy religijnej, by chorych
| konajacych dysponowac IA
smlerc, by pokrzepic Chlebem
Bozym gromadY pozbowione
duszpssterzy.
So to yzeczY znane po-
wszechnle, i zaliczac ich ule
MONA do rzedu ID a W c he
czy ,przed W i onyc h
t 9 DzislaJ jak ongi
iestesmy pc dawnemu o6arami
mocniejszego. On to swleze
gwa1tY dorzuca do dawnych,
Przesladowanie ogarnla wszyst.
kie dawne] Polskl przestrzenie!
swieze nowlny przerazalace
dochodza mas o tenn, co sic
dziele W Krolest~1e polskiem.
Ogloszono sN.v~y okaz, mo-
ca ktorego 2amknlety, e.
lOnym ma Cav 8 Q e
m bye ka3dy o s.
ciof kato llckl kto O.
rego prog api
Unita a! Ksladz katolickI,
ktoryby sic powalyl ochrzcic
dziecie mieszanego mal2enstwa,
poldzie ma w%ygnauie Ural
lub ma Sybir! - Zabvon!cno
odnawla6 jakikolwiek koscl0i
katollckl, / ME wolno bUdo.
wac now?ch Swiatyn, Nato-
mlast gmIny katolick,e osobY
pieniezne zn!eWolone "a ska,
dac zapomogl na budowle
nowych cerki prawosEawnych,
dostarczaG msteryaiu budowla-
nego.
Do trzydz'estu cerkwl 70.
syjsklch, ktore wlasn!e 2amie,
rzaia budowa6 Rosyanie, pow.
stanie z pieniedzy katol;kow
Polakow i Un.tow, pa ktorych
Gale spada brzemie sktadkowa-
MIA. Wydalenl z posad So
wszyscy urzednicy Polacy;
zatrudnianych dotych> za- prey
koleiach zelaznych W krolest,
vie Polsklem przeganlaja w
konczyny Rosyi, ma passive
dokuczah nieslychanych.... a
to wszystko sic dziel4 W
dzlewietnastem stulecu u, "
obliczu swlata cywilizow"nego,
" obl'czu spoteczncscl chrzes
~cianskiej, ktora s!e pomina
o praWa murzynow, zawiezule
stoWarzvszenla ku obrone
zwlerzat / l'tuie sic mad psam!
bezpanskieml, lecz ktora "a.
razem ME zdobywa sic ma
aadne sfowko karcace, by
napletnowaG czyny zwlerzece
co pogwatcsja naiswletsze pra
wa cziowlecze, czyny takie)
podtoscl, re rownie podtych
ME ma przYk}adu W czasie
zamierzchtym naidzlkszego DO
ganstwa wsrod barbarzynco1 ~"
Tu oburzenlem i zgroza prze
]eta Poke zwraca sic do
Francuzow, ktorzy W czasle
tax hanbiacel Rosya gospodar.
kl, woiaja = catujac knut =
MECH Eye car! MECH
zyje ,,narod ma wskros chrzes.
c~ljanski" = Zakoiczenie 10
podallsmy jul w mr.. 264,