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Birmingham state herald., 1895-10-11
Chicago Change.

SulCdRO SnHuRe.
 Chicago Oct ct o 1omAfter passing through uncertainty, wheat closed weak at almost the inside, 9s@Ac lower than yesterday. The principal activity was during the last Wheat we around e sS4c for 0VIged %Ted that twenty-eight loads had been sold for export. The local crowd immediately rushed to buy. and forced prices about hc higher, New York supplying the demand up- ascertained that not more than six loads were sold for foreign shipment. The failure to confirm the first report resulted in the subsequent weakness. At the opening it easier in their minds over the Turkish war scare than they were at the close yester- day. With that demand prices started in weak and cratic. action being noted after wards December wheat opened from 60Ia 0604c, sold between 60AQ597sc, closing at 597sG60c, with the loss already. stated. Cash wheat sold at steady prices. but closed weak with the futures.
 of yesterday, Tuesday and every day for n month. There was very little business transacted. The slight fluctuations were in- iluenced by wheat. May corn opened at 2S7sd29c, sold between % and 2Ss4c, closing at 2S7sc, 1sc under yesterday. Cash corn was weak and 1aQ1 per cent per bushel lower.
 Oats dragged during the entire session, oats closed unchanged from yesterday Cash oats were steady on light fractional changes from yesterday. - Provisions-i'roduct was soft today While there was only moderate business. there was nevertheless more disposition to sell than to buy. New product Is pressing for sale. At the close today January pork was 10 cents lower, January lard cents lower. January ribs 5Q512c lower.
 The leading futures ranged as follows:
Birmingham state herald., 1895-10-11
sun,s Cotton Review,

New York, Dot. 10.-The Suns cotton re- view says;
 Cotton fell 27 to 2s points, and then rallied and closed barely steady at net decline for the day of 15 to IS points. with sales of 482, 400 bales. Liverpool advanced 1-16d on the spot, with sales ot I,0Q0 bales; futures
Birmingham state herald., 1895-10-11
Chicago Cattle Market.

Union Stock Yards. H.. Oct 1o-Cattle, receipts. 13.000. with the market steady common to extra steers, $3.25It5 7O stockers and feeders +S2 50Ql4. .00; cows and bulls, s1 40 04.00: Texans. $l.75G400: western rangers, $2. 50q4 10.
 Hogs--Receipts, s2.OOO, with the market 5c lower except for the best, which were steady; heavy packing and shipping lots, 425: choice assorted Sf I0l4 25; light, & C5i7 425: pigs, $l75ep4.10.
 Sheep were steady; inferior to choice $l 90 93.75: lambs, S300G4.50.
Birmingham state herald., 1895-10-11
THE MARKETS.
Tn Wall Street.


 New York, Oct 10-Stocks today were ir- regular and the transactions smaller than of late. the sales footing up only 1sS 5O4 32, l06 shares. st. Paul for 24,sOo and Sugar for II, 400 shares. In the early trading the tendency of prices was upward. and. and an a i'm Sugar Missouri Pacific and Chicago were 15Ss, and the securities of the subsidiary lines in the system were also In better de- Snp bS eneed anp by the spiendid report of the former company for the first week of October. The new deal with the Western groeers helped Sugar, and the stock rose to 110A. The trading in the railroad group was of small proportions, as operators are all at sea regarding the outcome of the ne gotiations now on foot looking to a settle ment of the wes tern rate war The adviceS from Chicago today about the matter were price of Anthracite Coal by the Jersey Gen. tral had good effect, especially as 1t was reported that the eM4mpany M intended % fS Put fh afternoon an operator who was conspicuous In the Sreak in General Electric a couple Chicago Gas and other active issues. The result was decline of AqlSs per cent; Chi- cago Gas, Louisville and Nashviile, th n, Atenl see Coal and Iron Suffered the greatest losses. Louisville and Nashville was sold report g%r for ostobers Near the close shorts reduced their lines somewhat which i'm parted a steadier tone to the market. Net changes show losses of A@1 per cent. Leath- CT preferred, however, fell from S37s to S1ls6S2 on sales by holders who had expect CT distribution of the companys surplus at this time.
 Bonds were irregular. The total sales were 1,S05,O GOO.
 The sales of listed stockst aggregated 15, . 600 shares and of unlisted stocks 2o'ooo shares.
 New York. Oct. 10.--Money on call was firm at lLs@2 per cent; last loan lat per cent, and closing offered at per cent. Prime mercantile paper. 5@5l2 per cent. Bar silver. 6oc. Mexican dollars. - - Sterling exchange was firm, Wltn acset' se a business in Dankers' bills al S4 S6l2 a S4 for sixty daysand S4 574@4.s7t2 for demano ] posted rates, $4.S7n4.Ss; commercial bills, S4. 554 a4. S6. - .,, ~ Treasury oalances-Coin. s93, 530,221i cur- rency, S10l. .631.
 Government bonds were firm.
 State bonds were dull.
 Railroad bonds were irregular.
 Silver bullion at the board was lower.
Birmingham state herald., 1895-10-11
New Orleans,

New Orleans, Oct 10.-No open kettle su- gar offerings; centrifugals. off white 4Qp 3-lGc; prime yellow, SatY3 15-16c; off yellow. trifugal, good prime 10Gllc; good fair. 6Qp 7c; common. S44c; syrup. 27Ie3tc. Local re- hnery sngar-Powdercd and cut loaf. SAC: A.. l3-l6c. Rice was active; prime, 46t4Ae; fair. SlsQ3,sc; common. 2A92ssc.
Birmingham state herald., 1895-10-11
New York Cotton Seed Oil and susar

New orlsss 0etss I0:-Cotton seed oil was 27hQi2Sc yellow. good or grade ZIG. Coffee closed steady and unchanged to 10 points up: October delivery. $l550Il5.60: December delivery. s15.20: March delivery. Si4 70ar1i S5; May delivery. sl4.30; spot rio. was firmer but quiet: No. T. l6ls9lGAc. Sugar--Raw was firm. but fairly active; fair refining 3Ac; refined was quiet, but firm;' off A. 43s1 g-16c; standard A. 413-l6c
Birmingham state herald., 1895-10-11
Still Cutting Paicss

A large purchase of tin and agate iron- ware from a receiver of a Baltimore fac tory, puts us in position to cut prices deeper.
Birmingham state herald., 1895-10-11
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Birmingham state herald., 1895-10-11

bales. Receipts, 3OUU bales, of which - were American.
 Futures opened easy; demand moderate
 American middfing and low midding clause quotations:
 October and November de-
 livery y.....................4 5o.64d04 59- 64d November and December
 delivery. ........4 4S-64d December and January de- livery .......... ............4 5o-64d@4 59-64d January and February de-
 livery. ry................. ...4 53-64 @4 51- Id February and March delv-
 cry. ........ ........4.......4 53-64dGI 51-64d March and April deliverv..4 55-64d04 56-6Id April and May delivery ....4 55-64d04 56-64d May and June delivery... Il 57-64d June and July delivery....4 | 5S-6id
 Futures closed quiet but steady.
 Liverpool. Oct. 10. A D. m, Futures closed barely steady.
 October delivery ..........4 i7-o4d October and November de-
 livery .--............. ....4 46-64dG4 47-64d. November and December
 delivery -.................4 A 46-64dG4 47-6 Ids December and January de-
 livery .....................4 I7-64J January and February de-
 livery .... .......4 4s-64i6I l9-64dt February and March delIv-
 ry.................. ......4 5U-64ds March and April delivery.4 c1-64d04 52-6Id April and May delivery. ...4 52-64d64 53-64dt May and June delivery .i 4i-64d June and July delvery....4 55-o4d64 56-6ld July and August elivery.4 57-64d+
 'Sellers. tBuyers. iValue.
Birmingham state herald., 1895-10-11
Sells Brothers Greatest Show on Earth

 
   Dazzling g and
Evening journal., 1895-10-01
EDITORIAL COMMENT.

Mrs Culbsrson. wife OF the Governor
Of Texas, wants that prize fgh. 20 oomo
OF Tue governor may have TO call Gus
lha militia 60 keep her quiet. New York
Recorder
Now lorks Democracy Is Inclined to
do more than = hands turn for the cause
Of liberal law. Il won't object Co crook
ing its elbow -Philsdalphis Times
The dismuy Of English matrons over
the Nanderbilt-Marlborough engagement
was 20 be expected, but the oonfes sions
of vulgar chagrin that theY could not
cipture him for their O En daughters IS
funny -Philsdelphia Press.
70 is baiter Tor the country TO have q
mediocre president FOR four years than
to saddle future generations with an evil
precedent that might be the beginning Of
Az entire change Ia our institutions -
Boston Transcript
Evening journal., 1895-10-01
ADJUSTMENTS.
Grand nnara Honan.

Tho famous Brothers Byrne will pro
duoe their successful spectacular produc.
tlon, the new Eight Bells, at the Grsn5
Opera House tonight. The trick and
scenic efiects invented by the talented
John +. Byrne are very clever and
startling, The piece Is virtually new,
and comes as fresh aud crisp az q nsw
bank note. The Brothers Byrne play the
parts OF students aud servants and have
all manner Of escapades, each sucoes ding
the other In rapid order and each one
more oomlcal than the one preceding it.
So it goes through the three very anus
Ing acts OF the piece.
Billy Vans Minstrels, which will appear
at Grand Opera House to morrow,
October 9. will be one Of the treats of
the theatrical season, as Mr. Van Is
universal fayorlte. having made several
telling impressions on our theatreaoers
while here with AL G. Fields. Gosman
Brothers, aud Primrose & Vests
Minstrels "uls portrayal Of the
Southern negro Is an art Ia ITSELF says
the Brooklyn Eagle "the character.
style and general aspect reminding ore
OF the oRricatures drawn oy Zimmerman
for Judge The entire company Is
under the immediate aud personal
supervision Of William B Curtis, Tor
number Of years the enterprising
manager and chief promoter OF Primrose
q Vests Organization.
Josepb Smith has the most remarl, able
tenor voice ever heard In comic orera
His range Is simply remarkable, aud he
Is said TO be the coming operate ieuor
OF this country Mr. Smith not only has
= beautiful voice and handsome stage
appearance, but is au earnest worker aud
carries out the authors ideas OF the
various characters he assumes BY acting
the part true 90 nature VIII be al the
Grand Opera House week Of September
z, with Milton Aborn Opera Company.
Evening journal., 1895-10-01
A Noodles Victory.

Lord Salisbury has brought Ii Hung
Chang to bis Knees. China has, at the
mouth OF the cannon. yielded to every
demand OF the British Government The
vleeroy OF sze Chuen has been deprived
Of his rank for his utter failure to
protect the missionaries, and his dsgreda
ton will last for life The imperial
decree holds up to the contumely Of the
world the aubordinstes who neglected to
take proper action for the suppression Of
the rioters, and the saving Of the lives Of
Christians.
The British warships which went up
the Yangtse Ksng river may now with
draw. They have accomplished blood
less victory for Engl ish diplomacy.
This should be taken to heart By the
Porte, for the demands made upon
Turkey for reform in Armenia are no less
emphatic than those just enforced
against China
Evening journal., 1895-10-01
TheIr Vorfhv encrn4eor.

President Cleveland has shown great
wisdom 10 the selection Of Msior General
Nelson Niles to succeed Gsueral
schohsld who, By reason Of advanced
years, retires from the command Of the
army Of the United states after a most
honorable csreer, both IN the cspacity Of
com mandsr and subordinate.
General Miles possesses all the sttri.
butes which make warrior and a
commander of warriors No man can
tiuthfuily say anything which Is 10 his
discredi5 He was volunteer wheu the
first call to arms WAS made IN 1851 In
the battles OF the Peninsula ard At
Ant;etsm bis services rs frst lieutenant
we're SO conspicuous that he was com
mlssioned a colonel In 1852 Fog bis
services at Charlottesville and ii the
Wilderness be was made a brlgaai,r-
general and brevet rasior- general o.
volunteers. Ia 1865 he was commissioned
msjor- general and IN the following year
mustered out of the volunteer service
bearing the scars Of several wounds
ieeeiyed while engaged Ia the desperate
struggle along the Potomac
He then began mis- brilliant career In
The regular army, receiving the appoint
ment as colonel Of the fortisth regular
infantry. Oae year later he was brew
cited br'gadier- general and msi5r gem
eral OF the United States Army. and
transferred to the West where he fought
the Comanches with signal success 10 the
StaEsa Plain After the Custer massa
ere 10 1876, he was sent agsins, the
Sioux Indians In Montana, driving Sitting
Ball and his followers over the Canadian
border, and aflerwards capturing Chief
Joseph and his N,E Perces warriors For
these brilliant exploits he was given q
brigadler generals commission, and from
1880 10 1888 was In command Of the de
partlnent Of the Columbia. subseq 1sntly
be WAS transferred in succession TO that
Of the Missouri and Arizona He CON-
PEELED Geronimo to surrender In 1886 but
magnsnimouslY guaranteed that t1s
Evening journal., 1895-10-01
THE empire
OF WILMINGTON.
900 MARKET STREET.

New Goods New Bargains-W Wonder
ful Prices and Astonishing Values will
continually keep our advertisement before
your eyes. To-day we present Challenge
List Of uumstchable values, of which
the goods and prices will do their own
talking. We will only sdd that every
thing Is up to date and In every way
suitable for your Fall and Winter needs
Superior Table Covers, ,32c
Fully II yards square Turkey Red
Table Covers ready for use, fringed al
around, sold everywhere at soc our
price 32c.
Buttermilk Soap. 2gc a cake
1000 cakes Of Complexion Buttermilk
Soap, PIC a cake Special
aoneyccmb Towels, 4c
SO inch long 6oneycomD Towels at 4 G.
Holland Window Shades. 24c
Real Holland Window Blinds, on best
spring rollers, with all the fixtures, 36x72.
aU 24s
Gents Gray Merino Undersbirts and
Drawers to match 22c esch.
Oar 91.50 Lace Curtains for Doc a pair.
This Is another article that the cool
weather will send SKY high II You have
money spend IL nov, don't wait, as these
Curtains are splendid valus at 81 90.
Ladies perfect shHpe and perfect in
ht Corsets, 59c pair, all sizes, regular
price 60c
Ladies' flannel domet Shirt Waists
Latest Fall styles, large sleeves, 29c
regular SOC value
We have about 20 dozen one-half wool
cashmere knee Pants, all sizes, 100 pair.
Youths long Pauts, sizes from 13 to
10 years, nearly all wool, made as nice
IS any 81 90 Pants, and sold everywhere
for 81 20. our price 69s
Fast black Gloria Cloth Umbrellas,
With pretty natural wood handles, SOC +,
worth 75c
81 % Boys Suits made OF imported ne at
cheviots and cassi neres we'll worth SO 90
and guaranteed pure wool
Lldies fine weaved black Stockings, no
seams Whatever TO hurt the feet; Il fade
return them. 12c. pair, worth zoe
Children's black Stockings narrow OF
wide ribbed, all sizes, fast colois at &c. a
pair.
Gents elegant suspenders. 9s.
Youths 25s Suspenders 9s
Ladies all lined skirts, extra wide
sweep, in all colors, including black,
S1.69, worth So
Ladies cloth or black brillisntlne
Skirts, ali lined, newest cut, yelveteen
bouad, 50 IS. worth s.
COa's
We are headquarters for Coats. We are
confident that IA inspection in this de-
partment will convince you of this fact.
$6, fine cheviot Coat, square cut REFER
style, new lapel, latest style 'sleeves,
SO 80
$4,000 extra fine beaver cloth coats
made with new collar, new lapel, ripple
back; this is q great value, $4.0S
$l4 satin lined Astraksn coats, ripple
backs and melon slesvss, 50 %
$15 90 satin-lned extra quality kersey
coats; this Is nobby garment and
a very rich looking cont; special; IS As.
Splendid eiderdOWn infants coats,
81 90 value at 9Sc.
Evening journal., 1895-10-01
Bjou Theatre.

A large aud representative audience
assembled In the Biou last evening to
witness the FIRST presentation OF the
comedy hit Of the season, "All the
Comforts OF Home, By sterling COM
pany under the leadership OF tho
inimltahle comedian. Walter Perkins,
ably assisted BY J. +. Terris and r @.
Valentine. also a comedian OF unusual
merit. The play is from the pen Of
William Gillette. whose Private
Secretary" and otner comedies have
gained for him an envieble reputation
IN the theatrical world. This IS b. far
the finest production ever presented At
popular prices 10 this city, ani hose
who appreciate 6ne play should avail
themselves Of the opportunity fhe
enRaae ement teammates ibis egeninE
Evening journal., 1895-10-01


Trains leave Wilmington as follows:
6or Philadelphia lexpress), l.5l, $50, ~
~; ~ 7.5O. $50, $50 9.43, l005 1915, 1l25,
$50. zO7. sos and s.i2 D. m. m. w.
.Accommodation, 500. 100 sos, 1913 am;
u is IS, zz5, ", S;4O. 5.l5 7.40 and l0s5 p, m
For Chester (eXpress), L57, 40, $50, ia,
$50, $50, 500, 1906, 11.25, u45 a. M: IS7.
hvS. 6,Ol. 5,5e 107 and 9.o6 p. m.
a. m; Y. 49, 2.25. 3.4O 5.15. 40 and TO- O35 m.
Eor New York, L57, 255, 40, $50, 100.
~ s-aS' 1905, u La a. m; .i21e LsI aos,
For Boston without change. 1Ols 4. M
For the south-southern Railway Ex-
press, IA p M, nleepers te Memphis and
New Orleans.
For West Chester. via Lamokiz. Gso
For Newark Center and intermediate
stations, 7.S8 a. m. and 6.33 D. IN.
Baltimore and Washington, SIS, So1.
ss.ll' lob and loo a; m.l2.04, 1222. 'l11,
LS0, 4A, 52s, ''6.o5, SIS, IA, $40 y. N. and
baltimore and intermediate stations,
Leave Philadelphia, Broad Street, fer
wilmington n ~ sexpressl. S50 72o; L25 sM.
AOl, al, sos, $50, $50. 6l7, SOS, 7.10, lilo.
u.l6 p m. and 12.05 night.
A A'isOS%0sstGa sS SSs tsa e. s 1 E ,0 iSSs iSSS ana ' il
SUNDAY TRAINS.
o.50, 300, y.43, 1905, l.45 a. M; 1.3i, L05,
5.O4, $50, 707 725. 900 and 9.12 D. m.
Accommodation, 200, $40 a. m; 10, Ll0.
For Chester (express), 157, 40, $50, ass.
5Ose5. l.45 a M; l-S7, sO5. 6.O4, b.5e, 7.O7 and
Accommodation, 100, $40 a. rs.; 11.lO, LSs.
400, 5l5, 7.25 ana 1875 p. m.
For New York, 157, 255, 40, 100, asa.
'ds 1922 ll45 % a. m; lS7' SO5, 4o5, bOl, bsas
For Boston. without change. SIS D. n.
For the South-Southern Railway Ex-
press, IA ?: m.' Eleepers 70 Memphis ana
For West Chester. via LAmskin. ass a.
Baltimore and washington, 4ss. Go1.
1918 a. M; 12.04, 1922, LEO, SIS, s'G05, Las
$40 p. m. and 1854 night.
Baltimore and ntsrmediats ptatisnH.
Leave Philadelphia, Broad Street, for
wilmington (express), $50, 7.20, lLl8 l1.n
a a m; La ~ PCS, o SO, 7aO as5. nle.
Accommodation. s.s5. $40. 1OM q. NJ
1880, 2.O5, 6.1O, Sss, 1908 ana n.ss ,. N
DELAWARE DIVISION.
Tor New Castle, 8.13, Ills a. M; h.N lha.
s.l5, sos, s5l p m. and IL; 10 night.
For LeWes, S13 a. m; Az .. m.
Express for Dover, Harringtsn ana
Der lDSeem1ar, SIS, ILOs a. m; AZ .. N ana
For Harrington and way stations saIx.
Express for wyoming. SOS p. m.
Express Tor cape Cnarlea, Olo EoiAt
Comfort and Norfolk, 1103 a. m. ard uel
nigRt.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
For New Castle, 9.5l p. N. and 1z01 night.
For Cape Charles, Old Point Cemfort
and Norfolk, 1901 night.
For MddletoWn, Clayton, Dover. Wy
oming, FELTON,. Harrington, Bridgevillos
SeafOrd, Laurel and DelmRr, 11ol ntEht.
o. Congressional Limited Express
trains composed entirely of Pullman Yes
thule ParlOr and Dining Cars No extra
fare other than the usual Pullman charge
o. Limited express trains, composed OF
Pullman Nestibule Cars, Nestibule Pas
fare.
For further information, passengers are
referred TO the ticket ageat at the statiez-
S. NJ. PROVOST, ]. r WOOD,
General Manager. Gen. Pass. Agent.
Evening journal., 1895-10-01
rhs psear o. PolltIeal PartIs..


From Harper's Weekly.
The problem thus presented Is a com
plex one, and very difficult Of complete
solution. But there are two things
which TO every clear headed man Will at
once appear Indispensable to that end
In the first place universal experience
proves that 20 lid party Of boss. mere
opposition "iuside the party" is never
sufficient The disciplined and IN
scrupulous cohorts OF the boss will
almost always defeat the opposition IN
those preliminary procedures by which
the composition OF caucuses and couven
tions Is determined: and II then the
outwitted or outmanGuvred opposition
meekly accept the 'ult, and vote the
boss ticket for fear Of hurting the
party, booslsm will be as secure hs " 10
opposition existed This Is not msIe
theoretical reasoning, but history The
secession OF puhlic-spirited men from the
boss ridden party, defeat Of the party,
again and qgsin, until bosslsm disappears
from II by action outside Of the party, ie
the only opposition policy that will
produce any practical effect Whoever
abhors bosslsm must not be afraid Of
Independence In the second place we
should. as much as possible strip the
boss Of the means to reward his hsnch
men One Of the principal sources
OF his power the manipala-
Jon OF the patronage. The more
offices and salaries he has TO dis
tribute. the more he will attract the
mercenary crowd; the less spoil he Is
able to give, the less he Is able to ule
Civil servlcs reform, withdrawing public
places from the reacb'of arbitrary favor,
aud subjecting them 10 the merit syf Q q
Is the most dangerous enemy to bossism
The extension OF that reform over the
whole field Of the public service, and It's
strict enforcement, must therefore bs
regarded as the most powerful as well as
the most indispensable means to ward of
the danger arising from the perversion
Of political parties now In progress aud
to restore them to their legitimate
functions as organized agencies Of
political opinion.
Evening journal., 1895-10-01
snsss's Frlonds 10 nls Rescue.

WEsr CHESTER, Oct ! The citizens
Of Chsdde Ford have presented petition
70 che Philadelphia, WILMINGTON aud
Blliimore Company 20 have the station
ageut, John Silvey, reinstated. Ola the
grounds Of their belief that he IS lno-
cent Of the charge OF robbing the ssie in
the station Of 1925 one day last week
They argue that the robbery was COM
mitted while no was at his dinuer He
denies the charge, and has always been
held Ia high estimation by he people
lhela
Evening journal., 1895-10-01
CONTEMPORARY OPINION.
nreaehe. ID rrnsi.

From the ST. Louis Glohe-Dcmocrat.
The extent Of the defalcatlons OF
persons holding positions Of trust and
responsibility In this country IS not
generally known. Such cases are
reported 10 the newspapers from time to
time bnt many more are not made
public, and 20 the aggregate amount OF
losses IN that relation does not become
part ofou business statistics. But since
the advent ~ those Insurance. companies
which guarantee the fidelity Of employees,
the figures have become more accessible
and they reveal a degree Of dishonesty
OF this sort that has not besn suspected
According 20 circular recently issued
oy one Of these companies. it appears
that the defalcations for 1898 amounted
to over $40 600 900 aud 10 1894
10 more than $2J O0O. 900 Including
the very small losses Which
we're no, recorded Il is estimated
tia. the total sum Of money nisappro
priated by faitbless custodiaDs Of other
people, funds dnrinR the last yesr was
not less than $50 GOO. 600 This great
loss was distributed generally among the
various kinds Of business. and there
does not seem to have been an excep
Evening journal., 1895-10-01

Apache chleftan should not suffer death
for his crimes against the whites. The
presentation Of sword ofhonor followed
these achievements, ana he was assigned
70 the commend OF the departments Of the
Pscl6c and commissioned major general
He WAS Afterwards sent back TO the
division Of the Missouri, and since 1891
has commanded several successful expe
ditions against hostile Indians.
such q man is worthy 10 follow In the
footsteps Of St. Clair. Wayne, Wilklnson,
Washington, Scott, Mcclellan. Hallock,
Grant, Sherman. Sheridan and schofsld