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The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1895-01-18
AN EFFECTIVE SPEECH.
How Old Wolf Illustrated HIS Remarks
with Great Eject

How Old Vol Illustrated His Rsmafka
with Great Eject.
IN talking last evening about Indians
and their native eloquence, Mr., Fair,
held said 10, Seattle Wash. Press no
porter that he saw Old Wolf, the Chey-
enne chief. make an effective speech
with a lead pencil during visit by
Bishop Brundel at Ashland, Mont. Old
Wolf took the pencil and drew straight
line and said:
"Cheyennes straight"
Then he drew another. straight line
and said:
"Black robe straight" meaning the
Indian had nothing to say against the
Catholic missionaries.
Then third straight line was drawn
and Old Wolf said:
"White House straight" By this he
did not mean the Executive mansion,
but the little white school conducted by
the Sisters of Charity, which was known
far and near among the Indians as the
"White House."
Next straight line was drawn part
way across the page, and from enc end
he made number of very crooked lines,
so that the diagram looked like cat O.
nine tails. This was explained by the
chief as:
washington straight, but all things
coming from Washington very crooked. q"
Then line was drawn straight part
of the way, then crooked, then straight,
and so on across the page.
Indian agent straight, crooked,
straight, crooked, straight, crooked" d"
was the laconic explanation.
Grow fly round, round, round" was
the sarcastic way he illustrated the char
acteristics of the Crow Indians by a
series of-loops across the page. But the
climax of this speech was reached when
Old Wolf drew across the paper a very
crooked line and remarked with mani.
fest contempt:
''Sioux crooked, always crooked"
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1895-01-18
CROWS AND RAVENS.
They Are Equally Birds of Ill Omen Any.
where.

WneFe,.
"As much as / have studied the hab-
its of the American crow" said man
to st. Louis Globe Democrat re-
porter, 81 never found anything dis
agreeable about him. | have often
wondered where a crow, gets its Won
derful vision and power of scenting
danger. They are queer birds, always
looking down on one with an ominous
eye that BODIES no friendship. | never
realized what awful and evil intelli-
gence these birds have until studied
another type of them-the raven of In
dia When | travelled in India three
years ago | made many journeys on
pack animals through long, dreary Sec
tions of territory. 1t was then that
perceived their wisdom.
'On more than one occasion our lit
tie party was followed for hours and
days by ravens, hungry swarm that
kept certain distance, but never lost
sight of us. began to wonder why we
were shadowed by these hungry birds,
Some of the natives said that they
were watching for some of us to fall
by the wayside. AS an experiment I
shot dog and left it lying. These
miserable vultures attacked it at once,
within stones throw of us. l should
wonder little but that the American
crow has the same tendencies and only
awaits a scarcity of grain, to show
thnm ~
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1895-01-18
QUICKER THAN ELECTRocuTIoN
How Nineteen Chinese Pirates We're Re-
Gently Beheaded in Six Minutes.

How Nineteen Chinese Pirates We're Re-
Gently Beheaded in Six Minutes.
Not long ago on the, Chinese coast,
says a correspondents of the London
Daily Graphic, a foreign vessel, the
Namoa, was boarded by band of pi-
rates. Having got on board in the
darkness they murdered the captain
and threw him overheard, then secured
the other officers and passengers, com
pletely looted the ship and managed to
get safely away with their booty. The
matter becoming known the Chinese
authorities at once took steps to dis
cover and arrest the marauders, and in
due course the whole band of nineteen
were captured and summarily con-
demned to be beheaded. The CHASTITY
scene of the carrying out of the SEN
tence took place at Kowloon, near
Hong Kong. The doomed men were
drawn up in line on their knees,
with their hands tied behind them,
and at a distance of about five
yards from each other. So they await
ed the executioner's sword. 1t was
suggestive of the eXecutioners skill,
born, no doubt, of constant practice,
that the whole nineteen were behead-
ed within six minutes. A bold-looking
villain was the chief of the gang. He
died. as nearly all the Chinese do under
such circumstances, apparently with
out the least fear. In fact, just before
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1895-01-18
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-29

The Danvllle Register pays the follow
ing tribute 90 the late Dr. GEORGE vs..
Dame.
In visiting the sick, consoling the dis
tressod. advising the young. helping the
poor. and contributing from his own
means 20 their relief, and inducing others
o. contribute. in preaching tho 'unscarch-
able riches I'm temperance work, and in
an manner of laNOr of love. no man in
Virginia, living or dead, has ever made
Just such a record as Dr. Dame I'm this
community. lie needs no monument Tho
Episcopal church ia Danyillc, the chapel
in Danvile the Episcopal church in
NeapOlis. the church I'm Chatham end
other parts Of what once known as Cam
den parish the Masonic Temple in Don-
VILE and the hundreds of men and sy0-
men whose lives have been made happier
and brighter by his comforting words and
his unsclnsh Christian miuistrations, ara
The monuments which speak more ,lo-
0uenty than granite or marble of the
deeds Of this good man.
For more than half century Dr
Dame has been blessing TO this COM
munlty. and the Influence Of his pure life
and the results of his lahors among tbs
people Will DE fclt and seen for many
long years 10 come indeed. until ctel-
nifty shall dawn. for we are told that KIND
words, generous acts. and real genuine
Christian charity, once started, flow on
and on forever
Though dead. Or Dame is yet power
Tor good IN our community.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-29

He Talks About the Prospects Has Signed
seAerhl Won

~tAfiti Won
Wells arrived I'm the city last night
from the South. where he has been spend
ing the winter. and Us stopping al the
Lexington Hotel. when seen he said:
II think all OF the clubs M the league
w. be stronger next year. ana that the
league IN every respect VIII be much
faster. I have signed several men ana
have the nucleus OF Il good team for the
coming season. / have several men in
view, and AN OF them have excellent
regulations. am negotiating with
Tannohn and nope TO secure him Tor the
coming season. lie las had several
National League Orers, but 4 think ne
prefers 10 play here.
Eyes. Rcrte ana Groves nave been
sionfd and viii boz back with the team.
Hnorr and HOuscman Will not return. rs
far as ] know. for ! have not signed
thcm. and do not expect to-
"Raffcrt and Aimes. 81 Lynchburg VIII
be members OF the Richmond club.
have signed pitcher named Dillon and
an outncider named Wood 10th are
from Chicago, and are said 70 be GOOD
men. 7 am negotiating FOR another
catcher. also a second and third base
men, and some more pitchers"
Wells expects TO remain here month,
and viii then go South TO keep ms eve
on the National League clubs in their
southern practice as he hopes 20 be able
by SO doing 10 pick mp some goCd men.
No exhibition games have yet been ar
ranged but 70 is understood that new
YORK. Boston. and several minor league
clubs VIII play here.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-29

Interestin. Facts About Richmond's Citi-
zen. and other Matters.

Interesting iIft% Apout hi'huibHN y 'Ati-
gems and other Matters.
Mrs. Richard T. Alvey has taken a fat
for the winter at Goa east Grace street.
Miss Evelyn r. Taliaferro. % Washing
ton. l.. c., is visiting relatives on Church
Hi.l.
MT Wilmer NJ Cox. formerly q Rich
mOn1. Va. now OF Baltimore, Nc, Is Nisi-
ting friends in this city.
Owing 90 repairs TO the be-. RS, the Rich
monl Cedar Works will pot resume work
un.h Thursday mornlng January 81.
Miss Beulan --ountcastie. OF SOB north
Sixth street. is spending the holidays
with friends and relatives in Peters
burg
Mr. Louis W. Meyer and S. S Mcken-
neg have returned home from washing
ton after a very pleasant visit to friends
IN that city.
Rev. r. u. White. pastor Of Burrows
Memorial church. Norfolk, passed through
the city yesterday for Petersburg. where
he Will Iloach to-day.
Messrs. Theodore d. Yeats and i. L.
Parkinson. Who have been enjoying the
holiday festivities in the country, have
returned TO the city.
Mr.. Thomas Wren, Of the Richmond po-
lice lOfitr VINO u 4l-4ANil4h go Af'NN'Nr-''
county. shot and killed a large bear on
Bear creek in that county Friday
The Iron-MOulder's Union, No. l2s Will
celebrate its seventh anniversary next
Thursday night. al Wfkinson's Hall An
interesting programme has been arranged
for the occasion.
AT ST. James Methodist church to-day
and night. the pastor Rev ". y. Beau
champ. win rrach. and I'm the afternoon
there win Doe special exercises by the Ju-
ni0r Epworth League.
Mrs. ID. c. Adams and her son. Herbert
TYLER Adams. are spending their Christ
mas holidays with their lends, Mr. and
Mrs. A. r. Wells. at Disputanta, Prince
George county. Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-29

The funeral of Mr. Joseph NJ Newell.
the old and honored building contractor.
whose death was announced in Fridays
Times. took place from Park-Place Meth
odist church yesterday afternoon at 8
o'clock The services were conducted by
Rev. Thomas n Potts. The following
gentlemen acted as pall-hearers.
Active Messrs ~ W. Bowe w r. At
knson. j. vs. Bianton. \. j.. Phillips. e..
r.. Williams q. W. Branch. g. W. Hard
wlcke. and a. ID. LunderNu.
Honorary Mcssrs. Allan Talbot George
vs.. Allen. ~. D. Westwood, vs.. H. Glenn
mtt, Joseph vs.. Thomas, Thomas G..
Stage John A. Coke and John S. Munce
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-29
The ilinlr.f 0l.crratorles.

The very highest observatory IN the
world Is that situated or Mont Blanc at
the height of 800 feet above sea level.
The highest In Asia is that on the side
of Point Everett. l0.oc0 feet above the
Meditorranean'a level end the highest
i'm ne United ;tates Is that on the top
OF Pikes Peak IN Colorado. IL is N.iE
feet above the level Of the Gulf OF Next
co. The highdt on the Atlantic coast
of North Amefca Is the one situated on
Mount Washington, height. s,2Ss feet
Philadelphia Hecord.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-29
NEGRO SHOT.
Oniccr Wright, of Manchester, Badly
wounds "A Lumber Thief.

Officer Wright. Of the Manchester DO
lice force. while going his rounds late
last night. saw negro stealing luinpsr
al the corner OF Twenty-irst and Hen
streets. He hailed him and ordered him
TO halt. but the man refused to obey, ana
the officer fred. The shot taking erect IN
his legs and innicting very painful Out
rho ofice~ took him 20 the station
house ana sent FOR Or. Lawrence Ingram
who dressed his wounds.
4 lively night occurred late last nisnl
between James Hibban ana Jvstph I" ~,
,.a,, an which both comDatanis We're con
siderably bruised. Both OF the lighters
were locked ~.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-29
MIR. EON'S HEfDINS.
lie Charmed brilliant Audience at tho
.lrnar.On

lie Charmed a brilliant Au"''"'c "' INV
jefferson.
4 large and brlllian; assemblage gath
cred in the Jeficrson-street section OF the
palatlal dining-room Of the Jefferson last
evening TO listen 10 the reading OF Mr'
John FOX. Jr. n.
MIR. Fox was introduced by Mr. Rose
well Page Ga lew, graceful and appro-
uriately-choscn senttnces. He preluded
sbe r.asinr from his own work. a Cum
berland Vendetta" by outlining the char
acter OF the mountaiuccr of that region
whore the scene az his story IS laid.
lie described thcir mode OF living
their localisms and their peculiar traits
Of character most wildly. Ills mono
loguos m the native dialect were mimi
table.
Mr FOX next read selections from "A
Cumberland Vendetta Ec spoke IN
clear and resonant tones. and charmed
his audience with the native beauty OF
his story.
Tho reading was for The benefit OF the
Rosemary Library and snug sum was
realized.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-29

The following letter explains itself:
"1fr p f. Valentine.
Dear Enclosed please find my
check for $50, "a contribution made hy
tle superintendent. principals. and
teachers of the public schools 90 the fund
for rebuilding the University Of Virginia.
regret that 10 is no larger Being for
hidden by general regulation 20 appeal
90 the pupils ln our schools. / have been
compelled 10 couhne my efforts TO the
parties above named
Yours very truly.
WILLIAM p. FON
j S-Nr William Ellis Jones kindly
contributed S1.5O in The way of Circulars
ln facilitating my work "
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-29

Rionmond: Ida -. Andrews trustee 90
Cyrus GRAHAM. twenty-siX feet on north
side Leigh street near Kinney. $500.
llenricO. +. T Brldleys trustee. 10
Madalino Bradley. twenty-four and one
half feet on east side Twenty-sccond
street. near ". $780,
Richard Flemmings trustee, 10 George
Herman. same deed reported from Chan
Gerry Court December a. 1895. 3N.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-29

tempting 10 shoot 4. Hogan, was sent on
70 the grand jury
James Lavender was arraiened on the
charge OF taking by violence from tho
person OF John 4. Harris the lattcr'3
gold watch and chain and with robblng
J. NJ. Halsoy Of 2l IN currency and
bunch OF keys. The examination was
postponed IN order 10 mako further inves-
tigation into the identity OF Lavender.
Lewis johnson. FOR creating q disturb
anco IN his neighborhood, was taxed $40
and costs.
Samuel Nelson. for keeping his saloon
opcn and selling liquor last Sunday. was
fined S25 and sent on.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-29
Deep Run Hunt Club.

The members of the Deep Run Hunt
Club VIII have tn.ir regular meets drr-
ing tle month OF January every Mcdncs-
day and Saturday afternoon 40 o'clock
at the Kennels. about a mile north Of
che HrOal-strgct road.
Owing % the inc'emcnt weather there
was no meet Yesterday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-29

The hoys composing the Bible class
taught hy Mr. George F.. Tibbitts. when
he was secretary of the Y. NJ. G.. a.
here. gave q reception at Murphy's lio-
tol last night. in honor Of Mr.. ". ".
Turner. the former assistant secretary Of
the Association. who Will leave Monday
for Aliddictown. Ohio. where he has ace
cepted a call to the association of that
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-29
Commissioner Miller Did Not Come.

Commissioner Miller. Of the United
Statcg Revenue Department. who. 70 Was
Thought. might visit the city of Richmond
Yesterday. did no. find It cow eu'ent TO
leave Washington on account OF official
business
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-29
Capes--5O Fur CapeS

~, 49, We have I'm the house We're
going 10 move them in the NtNI TWO
DAYS N prices count for ANYTHING.
OK MONDAY AND ~ EsllAl onl,y,
80, ort,inei price on ANY FUR or
PIT'sH CAPE in THE HOUSE.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-29

AIr. H. A. Thackor and Miss Annie %.
Norri. We're married at the home Of the
brides brother Mr. Thomas B. Morris,
80. 700 north Twenty-second street, on
Wednesday evening last. Rev. j. 4. Taylor
performing the ceremony. MessTs. How
ard Thackcr and Leslie Booker scted as
ucnnra
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-29

4 gOOdly crowd went out TO the quar-
tors of the Lakeside WaeCl club last
night 10 participate in a smoker ana
am enjoyable evening was spent The
party went out in ounibuses. and re-
turned 10 the city at a late hour.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-29

Nr Charles ". Goddin. the efficient and
popular clerk of the Chancery Court. wno
with nis wife and daughter. has been
hls son is 20 cadet az The Virginia Mill
flry Institute. has returned home, and
was al his Office an day yesterday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-29
Price now $3.50.

,rbs halter Grade Chidren's Jackets,
-...,,-f3I,e Chinchtlla that sold II S3.7J
and SsQS' REDUCED NOW TO 80.
The finer. stylish Boucle, Cheviot ans
Reavor Children's Jackets, sizes y 10 -
years that sold at 50 and So.oS' hE-
DUCED TO S3.7j. o.r,,.
Ain The Nobhy. TailorMade CHI
DRFN'S JACKETS I'm the FINE
GRADES that sold from 81 30 to SO, you
can TAKE YOUR PICK FROM Al 30
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-29
OBfTt AIRY.
DANIEL y. rucK1ry.


The remains Of Mr. Daniel J. Buckley.
who died in Washington j.. o., ON Thurs
dav. reached this city yesterday afternoon
at 2.f5 O'Clock over the Richmond Frede-
ricksburg and Potomac railroad, and were
taken 20 lakewood cemetery and placed
i'm tie recaiyeiug vault, where the burial
services were read. Mr.. Buckley was a
northerner hy birth. but moved 10 this
city about ten or twelve years ago, but
Of late had been employed in the Govern
ment PRINTING Office I'm Washington De-
ceased was for q number OF years a mem
Der of the First Regiment Band. lie was
in the twenty-eighth year Of his age ana
was married abodt three years ago to Miss
Ruth Chilrcy. OF Church HIN, who sur
wives him Ills death was quite a shock
TO his friends in this city.
,HAEHs D. PARIS.
last evening Intelligence was received
by Mr. Gus H. Driarue anheg hcins tne
death of his hr0thar-in-law, Mr.. Charles
l. Faris. al his parents residence smith
Vile. Charlotte county.
For fhe last ten years he resided In
this city. and for the greater poi uoh oI
fhe time was well known as The popular
clerk at the Davis House. Ills father
mofhcr. TWO sisters and brother sur
yive him TO mourn their loss
GroE5E X NAoS.
louisa Va. Dec. 2s.-Special-
cenree Kennon. In his ninety-fourth
,oar lied This morning at 9 o'clock. He
had been i'm feeble health fer year or
fu-c a few days ago he was attacked
vim uroumonia lie leaves the following
sons. William Ira, J. A, Henry. ana Mrs
Young. Of this county, Nathan. who lives
i'm Missouri. and Charles kennon. OF ian
over county. lie lad lived az his days IN
this county. respected 10y al VINO Ahe"
him.
WILLIAM 4. FORD.
TyNCHBURG. VA. Dec. ESPECIAL. -
NJ William 4 Ford a well-known and
prominent tohaconist or TINS cry Vivu
NV suddenly. of. paralysis. at sis o'clock
ne was chairman OF the Board of Dea-
cons Of the Firs. Baptist church OF this
city. ,...-,..... and
lie was very strccss4ui ii "u9i''''-' "-~
O. man of considerable property.
W. x. Ryan.
CHARLESTON :. e., DEC -. ,-,,ir =
". IS Ryan, Of lthla CITY anu !" ", ,--,,t
ION died at his home here last nlsh'.
m was nfty-sevsn years OF age ana mas
bccn I'M the best OF health. lie came
down 10 Charieson few days ago 70
spcnd Christmas. Yesterday evening ne
was perfectly Cell. but ne was taken
suddenly in dur o. the niSht ana uleu III
a few hours - ,.,-..,,,,
NJ RYAN was native o: Chareston.
who mad, laiec fortune IN the cotton
business here aid In real estate invest
fnents in Washington.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-29

Colonel Thomas j. Pollard. engineer
Of ihc public buildings in the Capitol
Square. who has been ailine with heart
trouble since last Tuesday. was much iIn-
proved last night, and his family are
entertaining hopes for his speedy rCcoy-
cry.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-29

GEORGE a Cobb (cOlorcd. who had been
divorced from his wife some time ago,
applied 10 The clerk OF the Hastings
Court Yesterday afternoon for permission
10 reunito with his former wife. Ills re-
quest was granted.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-29
ChiIdren's Crefchens.

Unreasonable weather and the strong
demand for Short Jackets finds MS with
more Of these garments than We care 10
haze AT this season of the year. a
CEANGE IN PRICE or EVERY COAT
SHOWS A SAVING TO YOU FROM 81
TO 81 on EACH GRETCHEN.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-29
civ Circuit Court.

A suit was instituted in the City Cir
cult Court yesterday by Mary Rutherford
against the metropolitan Life Insurance
Company. action of debt ON TWO insuf-
ance policies. for 81 ,Ol2Hi.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-29

Mr.. Frank ID. Hill. who has been cutie
sick for some time at his residence, No.
4l2 east Main street, was said last nlRht
by his physician, Dr. J. s. Wellfoi1. TO be
considerably better.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-29
Winter Underwear.

youu wonder at this EXTRAORDT-
NARY OFFER. our heavy purchases or
LADIES' and CHILDREN'S UNDER
WEAR. which under ordinary circum-
stances and colder weather would not
have been TOO many for US TO nave us
nosed Of AS IL Is, we've about twice
Inc amount we should have We don't
expect TO sell them all the next two DAYS,
Inn we're going 70 find owners FOR some
of them II PRICES will do the work
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-29
l-G or 25 per cent. OFF

on our entire stock Of Knit Winter I'm
dorearments for Ladies and Children.
We may not have better makes OF Dnder-
wear than other houses: however, posi-
live advantage YOU have OF buying here
is the large range Of sizes and the best
makes IN the country 10 select from
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-29

Uni?im:ncd Hats.

ANY Of the Ladies' and Misses Felt
Shapes. In Black or Colored, that sold at
~. 80. g. and 75c., you can DICK from
MONDAY and TUESDAY AT 25c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-29

Navy-Blue Felt Sailors. with ribbon
band. high crown, new shape. worth zoe.
Inventory price, 2Dc.
Felt Sailor Hats. Ottoman silk band.
worth s.. Inventory price. Sl.2J.
Fine French Soft Felt Black Dent
Crown TRIMMED WALKING HATS
worth 81 80. Inventory price, 9sc
Bright Finish French Felt Flats and
Shapes. Black and Colors. that never sold
FOR less than 81 -. Inventory price, Toe.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-29
Infants Long Cloaks.
Id Off

on any Cream or Tan CASHMERE or
SILK INFANTS LONG CLOAK IN th'
Over - STYLES 10 pick from. including
,,'oee dainty pretty designs or which we
aivavs show the largest variety 10 be
found in the city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-29

ROR-POY TAM O'SHANTERS, with
quill. sold al a. and J0c., Inventory price,
2Jc. -.-,--.-
Genuine Scotch Woven Tam O'Shanters,
two grades. 30 and 59c. all colors.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-29
ChiIdren's Jackets.

TWO LOTS Of CHILDRENs JACK
FITS. sizos S. 10. ami r. years, one Navy
Biuo Twillei Cloth, the other Tan ana
Brown Mixed Chcvlot, trimmed Win
b-eiI on sleeve and collar Both these
Jackets are made large sleeves. ripple
haak. sold N S.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-29
Al $1,000.

THESE TWO LOTS TAKE in EVERY
LADIES' JACKET In the house NUM-
HELD IN RESERVE.