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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-16

In the River and nurbor a ppt oprlG.
tlon bill passei 10y the United States
Senate last Thursday, Delaware Gomez
in for tito following appropriations.
Improving hurbor at Wilmington
and Cnristiuna river. eiaware: Con-
tinuing improvement. $4,000, includ,
ing survey OF the Christiana river
and harbor with view Of obtaining a
depth OF 81 feet.
Improving Appoquinitnink river
Continuing improvement, 5000.
Improving Smyrna iivor: toatinu.
Ing Improvement. $1,000.
Improving Murderli!l river: Con.
tlnuing Improvement. $500 OF which
sl5OO In the discretion OF tho Serre
tary OF VAR may be used in removing
the bar amt distractions ut the III outh
OF ST. Jones river.
Improving Mlspilliou river: Con.
tinuing improvement, 100000
lmproyirg tho inland waterway fr ON
Chiucoteague bay. Virginia, to Della
ware bay at or near l.ewes, Delaware
to be used from Delaware bay to In
dian river; continuing Improvement
So, 0CU
Improving Broad Creek river: Con
tlnuing Improvement. 5000. oi Vhicf
SO much AS may he necessary shui
be used for removal of bar that ex
tends from tile raifnud bridge at Sea
ford toward the mouth OF Nrnticukt
river.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-16

The sanctilied Church near Frank
ford. Del. was destroyed by fire On
Saturday night. The origin Of the
fire Is attributed to an ircendiary. 1t
was fully insured.
The peculiar belief OF the members OF
this denomination has been regard ed
as scandalous by other churches. Their
matrimonial ties are quite singular.
They claim the Bible directs them to
proclaim eanctification throughou ut the
world. two by two. one man and ono
woman From that they got 10 trad.
ny their wives, daughters and slsters
1t 10 due to this fact. no doubt, that
the church was burned. Services were
heid every Sunday morning and were
conducted by member. After preach
Ing the seats were pulled to one side
and all Joined In shouting. These ex.
ercisos were INDUCED In until men and
ton.
There is only another church OF his
belief. and that is on Chinooteague Is
land, Va. The mem bership OF the two
churohes numbers 800.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-16

The Street aud Sewer Department lie
a costly bureau TOR the tax payers OF
our city. The IN oney 1t takes to pay
the salaries OF the officers Is something
away up LIP the thousands OF dollars.
But the Wilmington people wanted
com missions and they have got them
In plenty. Wilmington lie commits.
sion governed city and while the tax
rate is kept down the assessment Is
raised up to tho fu 4 value and over In
hundreds Of Instances.
II YOU are property owner and
growl about your assessment, ten
chances to one It will be raised the next
time you go TO pay your taxes. Lots
OF properties are not assessed high
enough, that 10 houses that the rich re-
side In while the mechanics houses are
taxed for all they are worth. and often
q hundred or two more than theywould
bring at u fair public sale.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-16
B. SHARP eco
Fourth and Market SIS.

Closed epery erening at G
''cloch until September.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-16
State OF rnernonnstsr
DIED,

Me- LARY-On Sunday afternoon, ,Jul,
TO- samuel MctlaTy, in, Ia HE lis,
year.
Relatives md friends ar invited to AT.
tend the funeral services nj his late resi-
lueHce, ill West reseuth 81. on Wedups
day AFTERNOON. July Is, al p. III. Inter.
mcnt private.
II AitliY.-ln his city on the It'll instant
thel u daughter OF Chas. 4. aud
Maggie d. Harry. aged 0 months.
Relatives ana iriend> OF the Family mr.,
respectfully invite to attend the tuner
nj from the Residence of her pareuts, No
laih Adhias street, en- Tuesday Afternoon
Al : O'Clock. lnIeriucEt Ut liveryieN
uemetely.
MCliitl ET Y.-0n July II. 1874. Mt III,
residence OF her grandfather Philii,
PIunkett. Louise. daughter OF William,
aud Ellen McBricty, OF Baltimore, Nd,
nHel IL years
Due notice or funeral Will be given.
.SrOUT,-On July IL. 1891. Walter H.. sor
OF W III. u, ana Theresa VI. Stout aged
year aud mouths.
Rriat YES AVID friends are Invited 10 M
tend the funeral II Il ,utIth Van BureI
street on Thursdty Il iternoun at o'Cio /
Services ~ tue house, inturmcnt private
at MI. lem cemetery.
MEEHAN On July Is, 1891, Mary Moo
han. ago 50 yslr'
Relatives aud friends nre invited to at
tend hcr funeral from tho residence o
f her nephew, ell Pine street, on Welnes
I lay morning at O'Clock. lHterment u
Cathedral cemetery.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-16

The Golding Sons Co. are starting q
spar quarry on the farm OF Samuel
Iixon, at Ashland.
Josie McVaugh, who has been con.
hned to bed for some time, ia reported
somewhat better.
Mrs. Mary Macklen, OF Wilmington
Del. Is visiting Mr., and Mrs George
W. Shakespeare.
Mrs. James W. Osborne. of Whining.
ton. Is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Rich
ard Robinson this week
MISS Lillian Montgomery, OF Ken.
NIT. was the luest Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Williamson last Sunday.
u. II. Whlteiock. painter, OF this
place. is painting tue warehouse and
oul bull,iings of 4. l.. Richards 4 Co.
Mr.. anu Mrs. Fred Pyle and family,
OF WI mlngton, are Spending IL few
weeks ut heir summer residence. Pine
Glen Farm.
Stephen Mitchell, ST.. who has been
confined to the Louise with rheuma.
tim Il r sometime East, il reported
Lot much b itter.
WI. Moore. who has been coniino 4
TO ed at Intervals during the win.
ter aud spring months, is mucn better
and Is frequently seen In our town.
solomon d Co., OF Wilmington, Del.
b. We moved all the large pie OF sand
ct IA W lrks of J. W. burgess, and are
Ii " shit ng the tracas to an diacent
pile.
Bulns Bros, OF Landenherg, are en-.
gagged In painting the Odd Follows
Hall.
Robert Walker. OF Hockessln, who
has been Geriously i'll. is considerable
improved.
MIR. and Mrs Walton. from Cecllton
Md. are visiting ne Rev, ]. S. Walton
and family.
A lawn sociable FOR the benefit OF the
Loyal Temperance Legion will be hello
at the home Of 0. W. Eastlurn, Mil
Creek Hundred. ON the evening OF tht
2lst.
Charles ChamGcrl, OF West Grove
has bought the Coiunol lIouten far m
OF 1888 acres near Waynesburg juno
lion at reported price of sl0. 800
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-16
THIRD edition.



Young Peoples Union.
A delegation OF eleven representing
the Baptist Young Peoples Union,
ard Young Peoples Societies in Bap.
list churches, OF the State will leave
Delaware Avenue station tomorrow
At 1896 a m, for the Toronto conven.
ton. The following are the names OF
the delegates: Rey. Is. ]. Savage of
Milford; Miss Lillian Ellis, and Mr..
Samuel Barker of Dover; Miss May
Heath. Miss Clara Dill. Miss Lizzie
Stroud, and DR.. X. b. Cook. Of the
Second Baptist Church; and Miss Sui
lie p. Evans. Miss Anna Fell. Miss
Ellen Samworth, and Rev. U. q. Bud.
dington Of Bethany Church, this city.
Or. Cook reads paper and Rev. o. q.
Buddington represents the State OF
Delaware on tho International Board
OF Managers.
The party take the regular B. 10
express from this city, having tho
Washington and Baltimore delega-
tions. to Philadelphia, from whence
they take special decorated train,
with the Philadelphia delegation, by
the LehiRh Valley Railroad to Niagara.
arriving late that night. The next
day will DO given to sight seeing at
the Fails until lats afternoon. when
thcy Will tuho Llb scenic hallway
through the Niagara Gorge to Lewis
ton. on Lake Ontario. and from thonce
by steamer about fifty miles across
the lake to Toronto, arriving about I
o'clock that evening. The Wilmington
deiegation will stop at thu Palmer
House.
The meetings continue from Thurs.
day until Sunday inclusive, The cen.
trail hall for the meetings will be the
great Massey Music Hall, which has
Just been completed. and the conven.
ton will be the first audience to gather
In 1t. The large Deighboring churches
nave also been secured for overtiow
meetings. The program exercises cover
every phase OF christian and denomi
national work; and many OF the most
prominent men OF the denomination
will speak.
On Monday morning after the con.
vention, many OF the party will come
back to Niagara from whelce they
will take the trip by the New York
Central Railroad to the Thousand
Islands, arriving there Monday even.
ing, and giving that evening and the
mex day to sight seeing around that
Romantic and beautiful spot. Steam
boat excursions have been srrnnged
Tor the accommodation OF the dele.
gates Some purpose taking the stea IN
erdown the st. Lawrence, through the
rapids to Montreal.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-16
[NPWORTH Nj. Il. CHURCH
" GRAND EXCLUSION
BAY RIDGE, ND,

Thursday, July 10th, 1894.
Trains leaves as follows Market street
NJ 6fD =. IN, Newark at {. 10 am, SIngerly
AZ !. 20 u. m. Tickcts. sl.25. Children. to
H. 10 j30-eod
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-16

Two pretty and fashionable we'd
dlnRs took place last Thursday even.
Ing the 18th Inst. at No ll3 t'laymont
street. The contracting parties being
Air. George l. Cochran and Miss Allie
W, Sutton N.Y. George Il. Gihason and
Miss Il Ia Coleman both of tina city.
Mis- Sutton's costume was beautiful
eteei color ell elk dress tastefully and
Isttly iIimmed in ribbon and laces
Mlss Coleman WAS attIred in u bGautl-
fuI chanHeable silk dress Eneh OF
the brides carried bouquets OF cream
roses and smilax. The grooms wore
the ueual conventional black suits
with white crayAts
The two couples were bright and
cheerful Us the happy yoats OF the fu.
ture doomed up before them The
oeismony was performed by Rev j.
i. Wad iell y. d, at 8 o'clock. in the
presence OF admiring friends. The
latter couple were married by the ring
ceremony. After the ceremonies the
happy couples were conveyed TO their
hemes where refreshments were
served and the evening wac spent in
social chat; and where cougratuln-
tons Were layshed upon the brides
and grooms by relatives and frlenis.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-16

President John w. Lawson, OF tho
Board OF Police Commissioners, when
asked about the answer OF Mayor
Shortlldge to the commissions no.
quest for an investigation of the man,
ner OF conducting the police depart.
ment, said:
Mayor Shortlidge knows that I
have been In tho city long enough for
the people to judge OF my actions. I
deny most mphatically that tho
Police Department has been run ex.
travagantly. denied In the frat
place that any scandal existed In the
department. still deny 1t, and court
thorough Investigation Of Its affairs
during the life OF the existing com.
mission.
! admit that the department lie not
entirely clear of mistakes. We make
them sometimes. SO does everybody.
Evidently. Mayor Shortlidge 10 sore
because OF his failure to be appointed
one OF the commissioners. He knew
that the bill wis being prepared near.
ly years ago, and tried to be put on
as a Republican member"
or the personal attack made by tho
Mayor. Mr.. Lawson would not say
anything.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-16

James Moore. II years OF age and
golored. by the carrying of revolver
Tor the purpose of protecting himself,
Is Ia says. has placed himself in an
unenviahle position James lives near
Sixteenth and Lincoln streets and for
the past few days the white boya oil
the nelghborilOOd havs provoked him
to such an extent that his patience
ceased to be virtue. SO this morn,
lug he left his home with the intention
Of shooting tie boys II they annoy cd
him.
But there was no outbreak until he
began the quarrel ami then be waved
the weapon over his head and threat
ened to shoot the first boy who ap
preached him. OF courae none OF the
boys approached but an ollieer dtl
and now James will repent of his acj
probably at the Reform School.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-16
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10 per cent off Summer
Clothing, Straw Hats and
kusset Shoes make these
departments busy an d
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-16

Go to Cape May with Y. III. G. A. on
Friday.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-16

Mrs. sainusl D. Warren of Boston,
the eldest living daughter of the Hon.
Thomas +. Bayard, has closed her
pretty summer homo at Mattapolsett tt,
Mass, and is spending the summer
with her father In England. Mrs.
Warren will prove a charming addl-
tlon to both the exile Americans and
the native Britishors. She Ia notable
figure in Boston society, where her
hospltable home on Marlborough
avenue is the rendezvous for all that
ls elegant and exclusive among the
Ibsenites.
In personal appearance she Is tall
and wlllowy. with deep brown eyes
and pale brown hair. She Is by far the
most beautiful OF Mr.. Bayard's daugh.
tiers. She possesses manner OF ain
gular grace and sweetness and is o
brilliant conversationallst. Mrs. City,
mer, the mother OF the present Mrs.
Bayard, has also joined the household
OF the AMBASSADOR,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-16

The seven.years.ol short-haired.
Scotch collie. tiIeauty," has a likely
family Of six children ut Geo. C.White
mans livery stable. Tlj Shipley street
The earliest purchasers will get them
Beauty took two premiums and three
diplomas in each ct New York. Phila.
deiphia and Baltimore.
She has Il record and Mr.. Whiteman
refuse one hundred dollars for her.
vt the same stable there are just now
sofne big bargains In Happy Kus
sell. 'Saiud!n' anu other stock
There are also l20 pigeons, including
plenty of schwabs for sale.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-16

Ho Was "skinning the Cato mo
The ten year old son OF James Craig,
OF No. 1915 West Fourth street, while
performing on bar in the yard OF hls
parents home Saturday afternoon,
mot with serious accident. He at
tempted to perform tho act OF skin
ming the cat" whom his grip broke and
he aliRhted on his head after falling q
distance OF several feet At first 1t
was thought that the boy was fatally
Injured but Dr. john Fancy dressed
tho injuries and expects to have the
lad out again in short time.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-16

You'll need in
getting yo u r
outfit ready for
vacation some
thing i'll Cloth
ing, in Fur
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-16

Charles Ramsberger AMI Wilmer
Morris will have a hearing 10 -morr "
morning ON tho charge III assnult aud
battery on samuel KING on Saturday
night on King street. The case OF
Charles llendor. charged With violut.
iIg CITY ordinance, was continued
utitli Ihuis4ay morning, and the case
OIL lanes till'e5pIo was continued un.
Z tomorrow. rs was also the cqso OF
4. Il. Hopkins. 1harGsd with tho lar-
otny OF pucSetbook from Lll4ie Car.
tar.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-16


Simon Pierce. colored, OF Middle-
town, was almost Instantly killed on
the railroad at Middletown yesterday
morning and an unknown man who
was with hun escaped with a badly
bruised and cut body. Pierce and his
injured friend. 1t Is said. were out lato
Saturday night and wandered down
to the station, where they sat on tho
platform. They fell asleep and as a
train approached they fell under 1t,
Pierce's body was horribly mangled.
The men of the noithbound Norfolk
express. due In this city at 4. is O'Clock,
found the men and cared for the In.
jured one until the physicians arrived.
Coroner Palmor went to MIddletown
this morning and after empaneling a
jury verdict Of accidental death was
returned. Pierce was about 45 years
OF age.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-16

Before Judge Ball In the Municipal
Court this morning Charles A. Pike
was charged with dlsOrderiy conduct.
Annie Phillips a young woman with
an infant in her arms, anu sister of
Pike deposed that On July 4 he came
Into the house drunk nnd struck her
In the face and cursed her, and threat.
aned her
Maggie Pike, a slster.in-!aw deposed
TO the assault and to the threats hay.
Ing been made.
Willard Pike, his brother was also
Rasanlted on that day. lie Will not
work. lie was fined 81 andcusts.
Mrs. Pike cronted little merrlment
while Oh the stand by stating that II
abe was his wife aud he SO LAZY that
sho would trouuce him.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-16

Rev. j. A. b. Wilson. formerly of
the Wilmington Conference, but now
Of the Eighteenth Street NJ. L Church.
New York, Is becoming moro popular
In that city. This time his popularity
has brought forth an invitation from
tho trustees Of the Church Of the
strangers, to become the pastor oil
that church, which is one OF Che most
prominent ones In tho city. MIR. VII
son has always been of fhe Methodl5,
faith, ami for this reason. 1t 10 probn.
bic that he will refuse the call.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-16

At the adjourned hearing in the Mu
nicipai Court this morning of tho CASE
OF dlsorderly conduct against Thomas
Mitchell, the assistant dog catcher
Abort Bird md Charles Anderson
testified that they saw him take Til,
collar off the dog. And Mitchell gay,
the collar to Bird. lhe court Ignores
tho charge OF dlsorderly conduct und
held him in S2UO bail for the uppe,
court on the charge OF larceny of til,
collar. ....... .....
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-16

r. For some time past u regular nui
sance has been carried on at tho emf PITY
house 544 East Second street. In Til,
Municipal Court this morning 81,
small boys were arralgned. charge
with disOrierIy conduct. After hear
Ing lot Of evidence on both siios til,
court dismissed one boy and held vi
the charge against the other live, toll
ing them that ths!r Immunity from
depends on their future
good conduct
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-16

NEW YORK, July 49, Gottfricd De.
tache, 81 years old, committed suicide by
shooting himself in the head with IA re.
volyer. Detache came to America from
Berne, Switzerland, in 1850, and worked
at his trade OF carpenter. For "A long time
he had been attentive to girl in Yon.
kers. He heard she was to be married to
a rival aud became Respondent in conse
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-16

John Norwood, colored preacher
and scllool teacher of uelg loves, was
held In 500 bail for court. In each of
two charges OF dessrtion sud bigamy.
de recently iett his h mo aGl taugnt
school In Ssaford pieIculny mean.
time In the cOloyel chulch at oncord.
ami he not only pad no attention to
his family, but married Mury Brown.
q dusky beauty OF Ssnfrrd. SorHood's
father furnish ed the re ,ufed Jail.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-16

There was one heat prostratlon to.
day and Michael Farmer. of No. lll4
Brandywine street, was the victim.
He was at work on Thirteenth stree {
below Market shortly before 10 O'Clock
when he WIS overcome. The patrol
wagon conveyed him to tho Homeo-
pathlc HOspital, where tho physicians
restored him to consciousness. Ho Is
now doing as well as can be expected
under the circumstances.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-16

HAERIsBuRG, July l6-Thc front of the
residence of u colored man named White.
at Steelton, was demolished early in the
morning by dynamite. White went to
Punxsutawney two weeks ago to work in
the mines, and ever since then threats
have been made by strike sympathizers
to kill the family. The only damage
done by the dynamite was to the house
and furniture
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-16

There wns but Little business before
Chancellor YolcotL in the Orphans
and Chaucery Courts this morning,
the only business Transacted being the
granting OF permission To Martin Bur
ris TO sell property IN tho hands OF the
administrator of James w. Cox. de.
ceased, to pay debts and the Equita.
bic Guarantee Trust Company, adj
mini5trator Of Edward Kern, a similar
request.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-16

John Stann1ri who claims the Hight
weight championship OF Tho State.
will in all probability have match
with Jack lIolsn Of Cincinaattl. the
12j pound champion OF America
Barnard on thursday signed tne
agreement but Bolen has not as yet.
but II Is probable That he VIII. Inc
fight will come OIL at A.exan,.ria. Va.
AID will ba for tho largest purse eve
offered In THE part oil the country for
light weights
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-16

Mrs. Bridget Farrell, aged 50 years.
died on Saturday at her residence 3U4
Union street. Her funeral will take
place tomorrow. Interment will ba
made OF the Cathedral cemetery.
AThe funeral of hliss Mary Ettle Min
mock took place this afternoon. Ser.
Vices were held at Calvary P. L..
Church and lnterment was made 90
Rivervlew cemetery.
Miss Louisa A. the pretty 16-year.old
daughter Of Wiillam McBrlety, died
at the residence Of her grandfather.
Philip Plunkett, Front and Rodney
streets, on Saturday. Her funeral
took place this morning. Interment
being made at Baltimore.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-16

Thieves Friday night broke into this
chicken coop Of John Mclaughlin
at Iwenty-third and Vest streets and
stole tSenty.three chickens which
were found dead in u bag near by, the
following night. The thieves have
not been captured.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-16

John Glynn OF this city has received
an offer to go to Memphis. Tennessee,
to box before the Pastilns Athletic
Club OF that city for purse of $500.
He hus not yet accepted the offer but
will do so II his expenses US also that
OF his trainer, is furnished by the club.
He expects some Information from
the part les in few days.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-16

Edward Mcconnell and George Rus.
sci, the latter from New Castle. will
meet fer decision at the athletic en-,
tertainment to be held in the People'{
Theatre Saturday evening. These mel}
recently fought but the result was un}
satisfactory. Mike kearney and Jo1'
Brown Of Chester will also meet. aud
there will he several other bouts.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-16

BALTIMORE, July l6-Ruth X. New
berry, alias Ruth Poe attempted to cut
the hroat of u 8 year-old daughter with a
butcher knife. The child, with another,
had been committed to the care of the So
ciety for the Prevention of Cruelty to
Children. The mother under an excuse,
took the child to the back yard and made
the attempt upon its life. Officers watch.
ing prevented the murder.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-16

BRiDGEvILLE. Del. July l6,--Lena Carey,
a young girl, ate a large quantity of cab
bage and then made a wager that she
could eat five plates of ice cream. She
ate four, but refused the fifth. Immedi.
ately she was taken sick and has been
gradually getting worse. The doctor says
her recovery is very doubtful.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-16

Mrs. Annie Reynolds, resident Of
Guthrle's Row. was charged in thu
Municipal Court with dliordaIly con.
duct this morning. Language uni
to he WIS used and tho court was
obliged to listen to tn. same from the
witnesses lhe defendant was order
cd to pay tho costs.