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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-11-03
THIRD AVENUE c4B1E clRs SOON.
Tests 10 He Made Next Week North of
Fiuy-sixth Street

Fry-sixth Street.
tbs proposed by the Third Avenue Railroad
Company to begin running its new cable cars
north OF the sixty-hfth street power station
next week. The full number OF cable cars
may not be run. but enough to test the work.
ing of the machinery. Thehope of the officers
OF the company Is to get tho entire limo In
operation by month from the present time.
All the Gripmen and conductors have been
measured for a handsome uniform which will
be in strong contrast to the shabby garments
hitherto and at present r worn by most con
ductors and drivers on third avenue. The
peak cap. The conductors will have a Uniform
overcoat OF tho same color. The grlnmen viii
be selected by themselves.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-11-03
THE FABLE OF THE G oLDEN CHICKENS.
A Farmers Little GobbIers GobbIed Gold
Now He Buys Chiekcns.

BUTTE CRY. Mont, Nov. 2.-J. A. McConville,
who lives near here. killed one OF his chickens.
and on cleaning 1t found some small gold mug
gets In the crop and gizzard. Having about
thirty more chickens on hand he began kill
Ing and examining them. In each OF them he
found nuggets. the total amount gathered
from the thirty-one being 1897 SIS. an average
Of $3.50 a head. The gold was sent to the State
National Bank and pronounced IL karat fine.
MIR. McConville bought fifty more chickens
and turned them out In the gold field in the
vicinity OF his hencoor. Later. as an expert
ment one of Thorn was killed and $3.50 In gold
was taken from it McConville expects to be
millionaire II the chickens hold out
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-11-03
ANIMATION DEFERRED.
No Special Message on the Hawaiian Cues
ton NJ the Extra Session

WASHINGTON, Nov. 2.-"Wil there be n spe-
cal message sent In on the Hawaiian aues-
tioh2' was asked this afternoon OF a gentle
man high in the confidence OF tho President
and State Department.. He replied to the
question. Yankee fashion. by asking another.
DO you think 1t likely" he said. THAT the
President will thrust that question on the
Senate Just on the eve of ndjournment2 Don't
you think II he deemed tho facts. which have
been SO long in his possession. were very ur-
gent no would have sent in his tnoseage some
time ago. not now. Just at the heel OF the ses-
sion?"
The significance of tho counter question was
taken to be that tie Hawaiian matter will not
be sent to Congress till it takes its proper place
among the diplomatic questions referred to at
the head OF Mr.. Clevcland's first annual mes.
sage to Congress In his second term.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-11-03
A1nsoED HmrtzzLnmENr OF $50. ooo
Detectives are q, the Track OF IL. =. Poston
and IA Woman.

u
KANSAS CITY, Nov. =. Robert s. Poston. who
for the past eighteen months has been head
bookkeeper and confidential clerk for the firm
OF Mccoy & Underwood live stock commits
sion m merchants of Chicago and Kansas City Is
said to be defaulter and embezzler In the
sum OF S35.0OO.
He has fed from Chicago. Ten days ago he
made an excuse to leave Mr.. +. W. Mccoy. tho
manager. at Chicago to como to Kansas City.
ostensibly on business for the I! rm.
1t Is believed that while hero he raised some
of tho checks hold by him and. aided by a
woman, got cash. the Iair then going West
The alleged theft was discovered by Mr.. Me-
were placed on the track Of the couple.
Just prior to his leaving Poston deposited for
collection draft for $31O0 and ordered the
cash sent to his address OF Rosendale. Andrews
county. Mo-. where, Poston was Tnised and
funds were sent on Monday. but were caught
by the firm before delivered.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-11-03
Pass the Spills. Please.

Over ono hundred applications for deputy
collectorship lie on Collector KIlbreth's desk.
All OF them are from good Mugwumps and
bulky. There are eight deputy collect ors at
this port.
Collector Kilbreth WAS sworn In yesterday
by Comm ssionor Shields.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-11-03
DEAD ON HER WEDDING DAY.
Morphine Solved Her Perpiexity Between
an Ola and tho New Love.

CHARLOTTESVILLE. Ind, Nov Mrs. Matte
Canary. a strikingly handsome young widow.
committed suicide in Charlottesville this morn
Ing six hours before tho time set for her mar
rage with Walter L. Rosebro.
ROsehro Is q prominent citizen. and only a
year ago was editor Of the Argus St'rs. He il
now engaged in business In Green Castle.
lie Is II prominent Mason and an officer in
Canary attracted considerable attention be-
bause OF the difference in their social position.
The lady yesterday received letter from
former lover asking her to come to him. The
letter greatly excited her and last night she
purchased twenty-five grains oil morphine and
swallowed them this morning with fatal re-
suits.
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Drowned in u morse's IIoor rrint.

pLAIYFIELD. n. j.. Nov. 2,-WhIIe william
Louis. n mllkmNn. was hunting Mt Netherwood
yesterday afternoon. he found the body OF
Julian Rocton. u lahorer. lying on tho ground
n puddle Of water which had formed in u do
preston made BY "A horses hoot Roeton had
was seized with one. and. falling face down
ward Into the water. WAS su1f0cdied. Roe
ton left the homo Of his iAther. u wealthy truck
farmer. on Tuesday afternoon to return to hia
work near BIZ. He was 81 years old.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-11-03
DEFAULTEH WiRFIELD DEAD.
He Became One OF the Rich Colony In British
Honduras.

Honduras.
LITTLE Rock. Ark. Nov. 2.-Several years
ago John G. Warfeld. ex-Sheriff and Collector
OF Desha county. deiaultod in the sum OF $22.-
900. On last Saturday his son returned from
British Honduras with the Information that
his father had died Mt Teguclgalpa on July
81. Young Warfeld left Arkansas on July l3
and arrived at Teguclgalpp three days after
hts fathers death. Warlleld was known there
Ice manufacturer. He was one OF the wealthost
citizens Of the place; Before bis death he ad-
opened after his death. This letter disclosed
his real name. 1t Is eaid the funeral service
was read by Major Burke. Louislana's default
ing Treasurer.
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NJ nioua,re George H MP Seriously III.
George Kemp. tho millionaire owner Of tho
Buckingham Hotel and III en- ber VI the firm
OF Lanman d Kemp OF 60 William street. 10
seriously Ill at his residence. 72O Fifth avenue.
Drs. JaneWRy and Delaheld are In attendance.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-11-03
The Steamer Arien wr-el-G

JAMAICA, Nov. 1.-The Atlas lire steamer
and oltDortS. Is reported ashore and wrecked.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-11-03

CaIiAayA La HkiilA II In All
isspsstI the best preparation OF CAliIay2-Ads.
The sun., 1893-10-24
A New Crlele,er.,j Club.

Since the disbanding Of the wirPw Club. TIVE years
ago. the orickoters Of New YORK have had no place
to meet during the winter mohths. and although
much has been heard about revvig the old organiza.
ton nothing has been done with this object IN
yiew. For the past few month"; fhowever thoss well
known work in the intsrsss of cricket Henry Mar
tin. u. A Munro. and ". II; hut}y hAys been takins
Tor sSsr'9s an orF.nfssion ns III I'm be snsSn
launched at NEE, ng on Saturday night,
when the officers. e.n hs.ing OF President. Wee;
Governori OF Twelve win bs ee,S,sa Temporary elub
rooms have been secured ON East Fourtoenth street
The Board OF Governors will be made mp A. far as poss
bic from representative of the different crieket clubs
2. A; Munro. Prs.iasn! et thE Ne,IspSh.an District
Cricket League and OF the hfnhattan Z. o.; James d.
lloyd Of the New Jersey g. Henry Martin oi ths Nor
ris PARK q g. r st q waitef OF "a: stAts1 island g
Of .hs Harlem Y, G.: ] MOiEan Of the staten Island
4. O. W. II. Rutty. and o. H. Pepper
The sun., 1893-10-24
wHY THE POLICE DETAINED HIN:
A Reporter Who Started Into Ran In New
York Streets by Night Found this Ont.

A Reporter Who Started Into . Run In New
York Streets by Night Found this Ont.
Three alarms OF fire were runR in about 3
o'clock one morning recently from Greenwich
and Vestry streets. Having alighted from q
car. SUN reporter was on q dead run to the
scene 1t was dark and gloomy neighbor.
hood. Two policemen on o street corner eyed
him sharply az he approached. One was
tall. determined looking man. and the other
although slender. was equally determined.
Where are you running tor" said police
man No. l. in o gruf and Suspicious tone.
am running to the fra"
Who are your
II am o reporter"
Where 10 your badger
Unfortunately the reporter had left his
badge behind. 30 he said simply: Il forgot
..,4 .YSl ~ can't go to fre without badge"
II have had to do II. thoagh. moro thar
0nss dnd h ses Se eoNSn e an under,
The reporter came back. ..Gentieme on" he
Of the city at all times Of night and never
was stopped like this before.
There was little more parley, and then No
CO." he said.
Business is business" added No. 2 half
apologetically. I'm our line as well as, yours:
II II we. we see An man running At this time Of nght
should be suspicious"
The guardians OF the peace had accom-
pltshed their purpose. They had merely de
tained their man to see IL he was pursued
The sun., 1893-10-24

ROANOKE Va. Oct 2a-The Grand Jury.
which has been in session for three weeks in
vestigatiug the riot OF Sept. 20 and II. com
pleted Its work and made q report to-day, re-
turning six indictments for felony and twaIvs
for misdemeanor. Walter s. Boon. Edward
Page. and Frank Sheppard have been indicted
for murder In the first degree in lynchine the
negro. Thomas Smith. and ]. f. Terry. Chief Of
Police iadiHfds S9d A H arin. Sergeant Of Police
fore the fact. The Indictment cbarass tbet Set
thsSe ne police police ofhcers copnsolled and advised
tne ynehers az to the thereabouts OF the me-
There are two patches Of the misdemeSnor Tn n.
aietmSnts. 9ns being f,r the riotous assault on
the negro, Smith. Capiaass were immeSis{gapiyt pt
''sHod Ths ,9s r. the hs srrest fof those ndicted:
the authorities are thoroughly prepared. Baon
CkSilDSSa CSloSSa some time ago. and Is said to be in
The sun., 1893-10-24

WASHINGTON. Oct. 23.-Judge Bradley OF the
District Supreme Court this morning sustain.
cd the contentious of the State OF South Caro-.
lima In the matter Of the States application
for the registration Of the word palmetto"
By the Commissioner Of Patents as the trade
mark OF the State In It's liquor traffic. and d.
issue against the Commissioner. Judge Brad.
Icy holds that the Commissioner OF Patents in
registering trade marks. acts merely In min.
isterial manner and that when he undertook
the trade mark he exercised a judicial duty
which was not legally his. 1t is understood
ths thst the 70 to9tmhntssionor q Patents will take
The sun., 1893-10-24
TRYING TO ADJUST GRIEVANCES.
A Comnittee OF Trainmen Confer with Rail
road Managers At South BethIehem.

A Committee OF Trainmen Confer with Rail.
road Managers At South BethIehem.
SOUTH BErHLEHEM. Pa. Oct 23.-A commit
tee appointed BY the various organizations OF
railroad employees to try and adjust the
grievances OF the trainmen Of the Lehigh VAL
ley came here to-day to confer with officials OF
the road. They are still here. not having
reached any settlement Of the mattor The
committee is composed Of the Chairmen OF the
local Boards OF Adjustment Of the Division
Brotherhoods OF engineers. fremen. oonduo-
tors. brakemen. and telegraph operators of
the Lehigh Valley employees. and Of the gen.
sral Chairnen Of the Boards Of Adjustment Of
the P1Iadelphia and Reading. Baltimore and
New York. New Hayen and Hartford. The
They met Rollin ii. Wilbur. General super,n.
tepdent Of the Lehigh Valley. at noon. and had
o long conference with him. The com mittse
will not dlsclose what the grievances are. They
say that no agreem ent was. reached and con.
ference will be continued Tomorrow The
grievances. 1t was learned. however. are con.
hned to the Eastern Division OF the Lebirh
Valley. extending from Mauch Chunk to New
be called in at to-morrow's meeting '
The sun., 1893-10-24
Ono Odd Point About This Turnout.

An interesting and attractive turnout APP
peared on Q side street up town on last satur-
day. The gray-bearded man who handled tho
reins was perfect type OF New York's sweest
mon about town. Behind him was model
footman Of the solemn but agile kind that can
mount to the seat without any appearance Of
hurry while the wagon is flying over the pave.
ments. The vehicle was as handsome road
wagon as ever attracted admiration.
But the interest OF all onlookers was centred
on the team-the sleekest and sbinfest pair OF
tackasscs this town has seen In long time
One was mottled gray. and the other was
chestnut They were very aristocratic jack
and monogram. but nevertheless their ears
were OF regulation size and their tails could
neyer have been mistaken. They trotted quite
The sun., 1893-10-24

WIN rr.s.s,. r,.y .,... =. ..s = ,s, q. rt.-v.r.

vvm prssehir rf.v night E.a fsr Etervnra
ssa opp.se ufstsy ofTsie.
olxBnrpor. Oct 2a--some new develop.
ments In regard 20 Harvsrd's eleven came TO
liaht to-day Joe Upton. who has played tackle
on the varsity team for four years. has made
MP his mind to secure q position once more.
He win not try for tackle on account OF
his weight but will play right end next 10
Newell This will bring him opposite to
Hinkey Of YalA Those who remember the
treatment Upton received last rear at the
hands OF Yalos "sflent man. may see sig
ni6cant move in this attempt 10 secure UPTON
to all the place Of right end. Stevenson. the
freshman. who has thus far been showing up
% well on the emo, II badly overtrained. and
his work II falling OIL. Vpton is sure 70 freeze
Stevenson out but the latter will make val
The yar.lty men made use ~, Of soldIers Field
their sigpals and worked In o few Of Ds,ands
second eleven was held on Jarvis FlId. Wa.
ters was laid OF on account OF an injury to one
OF bis tosS breyer aEsy and oSrSsts wete Re
last Saturday. and Foster played quarter back
on the nrst eleven. Howard BeaL the fret
year medical school nap. who played tackle
on Phillips tAndoyer) last year until disabled,
was out again to day, and seemed 70 play a. IL
60 ssan PLACE a on shs yns
10 S once more l putting up his star came. ,.u,
was on tho feid to-day Tor the hrst time
coaching the forwardA
The sun., 1893-10-24
GossIp or the Rins.

Warrsn Lewis says he viii back Alex. oreav.in.
sized purse Ns Np~k''a'
The National Sporting Club of London rsfu.ss 1, 4.
~ ~saimed 70 onsr purse for steve o'Donnsi and jsm
snes;srssr .; yrooklyn Austin Gibbons and Nike
DAy OF bAhgor Fought before the Crescent nh
OF Ne" orisAns On March OF this year Tor a m hoS
purse Gibbons won In thrty.0ne rouRds
Constant Reader New York.-Bob Fitzsimmons hs.
came citizen OF the United States few DAVE bsfar.
as nEht with jim Hall. which took place before ths
1Sy3 "' WI AAfeh O.
DExyIh Oct 2S-Bat Masterson, the wsllknown
sporting man of this city has received letter iron,
Sharles Mtehen asking hin TO as time eeper in
MS coming battle with Corbett. MAItsrson ava ~ viii
probably consent TO act -'' "s "'A
An effort 10 being made to revive boxing at the prn
sipat rsssy thsatrel 10 this city Harry Miner Is
hii theatre. and he gives his consent dsofee Dixon
wiz DO the nrs1 10 take advantage OF the new rule
stanton xbboi. and hia trainer, Tommy warren. have
eIrNed A. new or.eAns Abbott 10 looking well ana
according 70 letter sent 20 friend IN thls cIty hs
declares thAt the climate Is perfectly aAsssabIs and
that he Y sure OF winning Bowen, nsssrthcie,s ia
the favorite In the bsttiuz.
Casper L.on ths Italian bantam. eallsd At TaE Sos
pared 70 meet Jenny GormAn OF Newark who Fsosntly
whipped JACK Lazy 81 England. 81 1Oz poundi usigk
IN AZ o'clock. for $500 SIDE also II uormap isfasss
he VIII take on Jimmy Barry OF Chicago Ai los nspnds
on the same e~hditlonA
The sun., 1893-10-24
Yachting Notss OF I.terest.

J.Ya-Y6s; he Is the head Of the Jameson Distsry.
The <6-foot dn keel Carmita which was such fall
this year. had her nm out OF ~ inches and her
lead bulb remodelIed.
according to The GlasF9w Sorrssp9nd:pt Of the Bot
lenRer for cup. and Fife and not Watson will de-
sign her i
Stewart 4 Binnsy have the plans for os-foot
sohEos af tss esntT.bosr yn. ih a
house and hne cabin accommo dntions,
The schooner yacht Alert, which u. W. wild OF Bos
ton has chartered from r. LunnR OF this city.
laid mp In Boston last weet Mr Lqnpr II 10 SAID VIII
mas
The Old Colony Yacht Club has elected the following
officers, Commodore, VIM fessenden: Yice.Commo-
dore VIM. v. Bake Rser Commodore @. v. Greenlaw;
Treasurer. L X Pratt; Secretary. Gee. A. Hail. Meas.
nrsr. y. y; Torrenoei Regatta oommittss. Samuel
Robert Gregg.
the old cup defender volunteer. which 10 being
changed back 10 her sloop Rig al Boston. will have
feet cut on her bowsp 90 As 70 reduce her head
boom and gan which she used whsh she dsfsatsd ths
bowsprit taken last week and steel part
were riveted 10 her deck beams to receive her
new mast.
The sun., 1893-10-24
Work OF tho L. A. W. D. e.e,as Board.

Tho Racing Board Of the League Of American wheel.
men have very active of afe In suspsnding vo-
lators OF their ruies Charles GIANT and 2. I. Lyte
Logansport Ind have been declared professionals for
violation OF clause Of the amateur rule. John A.
Roberts been suspended for SIXTY days from Oct
from all track racing for akinR false entry to races
at Danvers MasA Sept n. Jathos A. Forbes 10 also
suspended for sixty days from Odt 16 from all track
racing for making o false entry 10 races at Lowell
Mats, on Sept. 20.
The following men have been suspended for thirty
days from Oct IS: L. L. Tufts kaddletonj =. N. GAf
rett, z. c. Peabody, James Bray hnd r. Gould rops-
ton Gould and Earnest Perkins (Danvers, and j. 4
ESnsIs, h,xs5hi Mass races Dan
BY vote OF the Racing Board It Has been decided 70
sssS:, - % to ,hs and s Sossss
citation takes appropriate action treeoRnize the l. A.
Howas sas tas cosas os GS f N
York. Yale. Dartmouth Harvard. Hobart Lshgh. La:
Psnnsyi!ania. Union Of Michigan. Esalsyan. and WIZ
esnss under the auspiees Of any f t6s sbcSesaasd
colleges will become liable to suspeshsiol-
The sun., 1893-10-24
TIE YALKYRIEs CREW DIN1n.
Over 800 Yacht Shippers and Engineers
Present at the Banquet.


The Captain and crow Of Lord Dunravsns cutter Val
kyrie were entertained at dinner last night By the
members Of the Yachtmssters and Enginsers Assoca-
ton who make their headquarters At Tebos Pier South
Brooklyn The affair took place ut Prospect HA Pros.
pect avenue. near Fifth avenue, Brooklyn. Over ZOO
persons were present. and Capt Cranneid and his crew
marched to their seats to the tune Save the
Queen" spesehes. toasts beer and good Fellowship
were the order of the evening while orchestra and
the Meno Quartet mado thnKs lively bctween courses.
ssst Of The yseR AZ aS,ia . a.
whoh 0apt. cranheid responded and said they hoped
a ta:s nv Gai YSsH Ysss
Club" sfSs m.riesns sYssssine. frsssrnisy" The
Prince OF walss" and Ths Royal Yacht squAaron."
Among those pse'Sn, wsrS; cap. GoS1s 'ssaI
kmu; Capt. kelehsr. sohooner Triton: Capt.
.'ss Ssss ssiR s:p! :
Capt. wooda. sioop hose Marie; CAPT; Bsi%en!
ss Cart S.S SsR
!eSSSnsr o'Ps srsi GapI hssss
:'
Ensiasst Fsris. stssm yacht Eousnshali
Chief Engineer Baker, steam yasht Stranger: Capt.
Bro wn tendent Gregory, Theodore Krombaok.
Ss9s steam g.sSs 4sm.
Dam q
e % VIZ ss sas q
v oyo boutonnieres.
The sun., 1893-10-24
The N. Y. A. &. wm fo,s ON an Iapert.nt
Matter Yro-night.

The members Of the New Work 4. Q. viii hod special
meeting tonight for the ipurposs of voting on the
question whether to invfst about so5oooo in the
y.ssn. pslAs. Of the asiayse. h.nhnt,aS Sasr.S
,hs PrSlss,sa ne. eSe on the Fifty ninth street
The answer OF the IL Atority 10 awaited with q great
deal Of anxiety The elins practically want 500 900
In cash. while the same amount has bssp named -
the smallest building r,und with which the CLUB wcnld
amount subscribed for latter purpose has reached
$4,000 II the lem ibsrs do not contribute she bal
direction for Ise present The purchase Of the Lssn
and aired building sts aud the more
conservative Brs are inclined to doubt whether
the Investment Just amos the risk.
The sun., 1893-10-24

r-tr,-r- % ccswss- are Aaost Upo. n.
pTua.c,, s.d Frost Fish are Biting.

| r-tr,,r~ cS ccbveb- are Ahoat Upo. n.
lTudsc,, s.d Frost Fish are Biting.
erro srvc. Dot 2s.--The scientific flsherm.,
who possess costly rods and reels and knov
ali about the right kind OF bait and Just when
tho tides ana winds are right TO catch tb,
Rany striped bass. are waiting in high hope,
OF striking some fine specimens OF these pug.
naeious ish within few days at tho utmost
The siire sign has como that IL Is time for thu
striped bass to begin TO bite for the fall season
There is q legend among the patient angler,
who try their luck upon the waters Of thu
noble Hudson In this vicinity that when
etrings Of cobwebs are seen floating over thu
surface OF the river it is an unfaillne In,
dioation that the striped bass have errived. n
IA fact that tho striped bass are always on
hand. and very ravenous ut that. Just after illm,
and threads OF the remnants OF the homes tbs
industrious spiders are carried oyer the Tan.
pan Zoe by the warrant sepnyFSS p ytS Tha,tSyercon.
ess cSnsider s0 is enough Tor them to Know ka%s
ass sssT g. ana aI
The accepted theory is a EoSd deal like TOP.
tRat when the striped bass are ready to run s
s ssrssd eS Ssa The %ooss as
suiher sd the Hudson aTe
their leaves. 80 many home Of the spider
There arc other fishermen. however. who arc
not interested in the legend Or coincident who
to she5 t5s souls content
swarm the river banks and the string pleceSS
Gods. or frost 6sh, These suoeulent little ash
shs 5s Ss cuSr Er
IN a few hours at an outlay Of a few cents for
S1 Il aD8n T
Q drop net This contrlvance consists Of a
feet In diameter. :, In this dozen or so clans
allowed to rest upon the bottom Of ths
river for q spell. When 1t is suddenly
drawn up anywhere from hall dozen to 1
Il they are Surprised While nibblinr at aO thu s
CLAIMS. and the net comes up sc, quick that
they S,annot GO get % put. The members Of tho
end. It will be twisted out Of water by the
tackle that is used to fix or unship the masts
ot the yachts In the club fleet i fs derrick.
interoated in. MAKING the net expect to catch
tomcods by the wholesale.
There 10 one popularity about the tomcod
family that is paTticula5ly noticeable; Th.y
when 4 light is suspended over the water Or
club have q fifty-candie power electric On gina
dropped overheard By means OF a wire that,
covered with q section Of rubber hose. Eels
will fairly swarm about the light, and wrlRsie
away as II they were women at q bargain sale
about in great numbers to see what the mat.
the glare. The fish viii not Bite when a bated
ready when &
outside OF tho circle OF tho gimmer.