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The herald., 1897-05-18

The imports OF merchandise at the port
of New York last week were extraordinar-
fly large, and foreshadow plainly further
exports of specie. The figures are SIS. 3S2,-
900. an increase of $S596.000 as compared
with the previous week. and Of $685.. 900
as compared with the corresponding week
of last year. The custom house returns of
imports are the more significant in view of
the fact that the exports of merchandise
from this port for the week ending last
Tuesday were little less than 81. 900 900,
showing an excess of imports over exports
at this port alone of over $11,0G0O00, or
about So. 100000 more than last week. AS
the movements of merchandise in and out
of this port are a fair index OF the country's
foreign trade movements as a whole, 1t Is
not surprising. says the Sun. that the ship
ments Of specie during the last two weeks
foot up nearly $900O.000. and that drawers
of exchange look for further shipments
next week. The prospective changes in the
tariff are. of course responsible for the
phenomenal importations. 1t is, interest
ing to note that more than two-thirds of
the imports for the week were dry goods,
sugar. coffee\ tobacco. wool and hides, all
of which, with the exception of coffee, are
almost certain to be affected by the enact
ment of a new tariff law.
The herald., 1897-05-18

HOTEL BELLEVUE TERRACE-Cor-
ner Sixth and Pearl sts.; F. A. Urban,
prOprietor
The herald., 1897-05-18

THE ROWELL4-Main and Ninth streets
Riverside; E. j. Davis, proprietor.
The herald., 1897-05-18

1ngs OF the Postal Telegraph compay last
year were $579, 1852. The revenue account
OF the Commercial Cable company for 1896
showed surplus over expenses, rentals
and dividends of 1876, ,565.
The total amount of national bank notes
outstanding on April S0 1897 was $3.50 S02 :
~, q decrease for the month Of $sOs, $50. The
total amount of United States registered
bonds on deposit April /. 1897, was $685.. .749,-
goo to secure circulating notes and SIS 3d.
900 to secure public deposits.
Exchanges of the New York banks for
the week ended May Sth aggregated s6q7 :
7lo,5%4,' against $4s2 2.572,2s6 the previous
week. The total clearings Of oil the clear
ms houses In the United States for the
week were 81, ,sl5, sos. against $1,O57, ,446,-
02b same week last year, an increase Of a.
per cent.
The latest bulletin of the comptroller Of
the currency notes the following, among
other changes:
National bank organized: The Moshan-
non National bank Of Philipsburg. Pa,
capital $4,000: Charles G. Avery, cashier.
In liquidation: The Exeter National
bank, Exeter. Neb.; the Peoples Nationa.
bank Of Denver. Colo.
Change Of officers: The First National
bank OF Santa Ana; Joseph Yoch vice
president in place Of s. w. Preble. de-
ceased
Insolvent: The Dalles National bank.
Oailes City. Ore, was, on May 7. 1897,
placed In the hands of Charles Clary. re-
csiver. Tho First National bank OF Spo-
kane. wash: Augustus d. Lynch ap-
pointed recetver IN place Of r. Lewis Clark
(eslened). 70 take eject May I, 1907. The
4orehWfotefu national bank OF Great
a''a MsAe'; James = stsnfora appointed
The herald., 1897-05-18

Transactions on the New York stock ex-
change last week aggregated s57, 6S4 shares.
Sugar led with 162S56 shares sold. and an
advance of IN per cent noted. Trading
was almost entirely confined to profess
sionals. An incident of the week was the
sharp advance of Standard Oil to 312. Rail-
way and government bonds are firm.
The herald., 1897-05-18
COURT CALENDAR

Nominal ........................., 2
Total $3S, ,5S5 g.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-03
HOUSTON, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1927
EXPERIMENTS IN COMMUNISM.

There Il great deal Of encouragement
and prospects OF Tennessee community
founded upon his soclallstlc Ideas The
preoepts OF Ruskin, however, have been
drawn upon for the establishment OF the
community and the results appear to be
bearing this great English thinker out In
his views.
The community at New Harmony now
numbers 2l3 and possesses property valued
at $4,000. When 1t started each head OF
family put In $500 and tho Increment
represents what they have earned In the
interval beyond their living expenses The
settlement lives as a single family; Its
standard Of values Is an hours labor: In
its home commerce II has no money and
needs none--a certificate that labor has
been performed takes It's place A pound
OF tea costs eleven hours work; seventy
hours pay for a pair OF shoes; two and a
half for a pound of crackers. and so on,
Everybody works and all--men and women
aike-recclve the same wages. They have
heretofore worked ten hours day, but
expect soon to reduce II TO eight. They
have kindergarten and adequate educa-
ton, machinery, music. languages and
Nmiued technology being taught In add,-
ton to tho regular branches. Tho major.
ny OF tho communists are agnostics. There
u no church. but those who Ike can 70 ia
church outside.
It is only In rare instances. bowever
that such unamimity OF belief ana s,,h
harmonious action is TO BIO expected. The
ordinary communist society finds It's
equilibrium disturbed IN less than morth
ana the necessity for starting over again
AZ once apparent. Small colleotIons =,
u''Sens' such as this at New Harmony.
may ior year or so pass through tho
crucial tests successfully, but eyentu.,,x
She shrewd men In tho settlement vii, oh.
'ain advantages over the drones and ,h.,
new arrangement will become ro,n.
atty. 'e'on'e heoes-
INV u's tennessee community 4. r,v.
lug an excellent illustration OF tho thsnrv
sha practices OF communism ana \, 8, ,ar
az Debs and other theorists in
.uo same direction, 1t Will no. We, do "a
a'aw any general conclusions from tho
sApcrience OF the community for wa tno,.
snas any day may bring break IN ox,.,,na
~ ,s.'',s and furnish further evidence O,
,a ~ 'u.''ity and folly OF all such unasr,.s
ror,,. - . social experiment, however
OF commant and watchfuinc..
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-03

N cois justice
harvest in
the He
the theory
He
culcang the Of
bicycle SO he
the
children
as
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-03
GOVERNMENT by INJUNcrIoN.

AZ sensibIe and conservative q paper al
the Charleston Gazette. w. w.. looks upor
the development Of the theory Of govern
ment BY injunction" as dangerous To the
liberties Of the people.
This Will be ono OF the vital questions
Of the next campaign. and The Post has
been consistently on the side OF the people.
against this extraordinary power sought
to DO used In behalf Of the corporations.
The Gazette. discussing this injunction
theory, says:
Tho development Of government by tn-
The fear of Chancellor Tuley OF Illinois
that In the near future president Of the
United States may be elected by an IN
junction proceeding, bids fair TO be real
ized. unless the present tendency OF uslrp-
Ing Judges IL promptly and effectively
checked. One outrage leads 10 another,
Que assault on popular liberty by. dar-
Ing judge. ~ followed by some other act
OF judicial tyranny that pales into lnsig-
nificance the earlier proceedings.
The assault on freedom OF speech in
West Virginia Is followed by an attack on
i y fresa freed 81 The Press 10 iowa The
Clyde and he holds forth at Charles City,
Iowa.
Unless the Federal Judges see the error
into which they are rushing, and that
this matter Ii rapidly becoming one OF
National Importance. the size Of the issue
next year will surpass all others. The
people have not only become alarmed.
they have become aroused. and the only
way to aliay popular indignation is by
refusing this government by Injunction"
Ia tendency we are beginning to note
since the active agitation has begun against
Tho writ
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-03
TJY 4 Nvv =, - - -
sLAYiNS WITH EDGED TOOLS.

hcferrins to the cackle 80, ~ ,,,...
sr.i'y oy the cold bug press oyor ~ n n'",'
80 % wheat and the low price Of III
y ~ 'ne washington Post suggests tna,
slese orrana are playing with edgod ,oa,.
=, WIN shortsighted persIstency cav, ~.
snsngtnn contemporary. thew ara ~. Wv
paasinn9 the height Of tho ono an, ~ +.
~ 2. the other as II by SO doing thew has
seu nos'anly tho financial problem h,,,
evesy other question In dispute. Not .as
seut With q merely verbal presento,,on :.
lsne case they have gone into ,ha d,ana. -
BUSINESS and ascending wheat aa,
'ssoendins silver ARE placed side by .las
= seems TO US that In thus laying undus
upon purely Fictitious e,rcrr,s
sance' These politicians arc playing n,,,,
tsuked ecois. II wheat would aiwavs 80
q the top notch and silver h. AZ.
fMass IN the trough. thcrc might ~ 49,,
,ssue N the demonstrations which hars
ven prepared with such care. On IN,
onsrary. no one can tell what . ve.,
~ bring forth. Next September. an ~.
~ q an important congregational ala.
re. After beautiful season abroad
yne& may be Ct = low level. vh,,. -
d - factors may combine 70 raise III.
1tran*sr things than this have han.
80 Nven while the air u still echoln,
{ ssA ths contrasts emphasized nv tha ~
q q silver. ths lattsr Il sdyancIns
I'VE. What IT. course raay bo n ~.
n 5rt3lro M ossa 49,, -, n.s,, - tne
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-03
HER ANSWER.

1t often happens that we speak
In an ill-chosen phrase.
And find that what was really said
Is likely to amaze.
Her manner distant long had mas
The Young man hesitate:
At last he took his pen In hand
And sought to know his fate.
or course she had the answer pat.
But 1t was scarce in taste
TO write TO him no more than yes,
And sign with Yours In haste.
Philadelphia EnQuir@
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-03
A sTRANE CONTRAST.

All! We were happy in the past;
But now each bows his head,
And in contrition owns at last
His vanlties have fled.
Look back upon December, whsn
We LAUGHED mid frost and thaw,
Nor thought that things SO trifling ~
Should thus command our awe.
None from the sorrow Is exempt
Our spirits all have sum-.
The ice we walked on in contempt
NOW costs 1G cents chunk.
WASH lgton S'ty
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-03

Views our word Of warning may not DO
out Of place.
To thoughtful people II has been appar-
emit for some time that these ORGANS o. the
gold standard. posaibly and probabIy. are
walking into trap from which later ex-
plantations and excuses will not extr;cAte
them. In truth. ~ the Washington paper
:ssgests, this wheat argument may prove
an edged tool.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-03

For even this dust that blows aionx
street H
Once WHISPERED to it, love that life
i. sweet. x
Ruddv with wine. It was with y
crowned:
And now YOU spurn It with YOUR eager ~
Omar Khayyam (Ls 0allisnn
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-03
TEXAS POLITICS.

cu-l ., :.
DeGrsffenreid Will have any opposition for
recollection. Anyhow. old Upshur Is solid
TOT MN.
ou ,., c-. r..,.
uner mirIor' Hess"' Su'oersop ana
Mflls-wbo will be the next senator? We
believe Culberson will come out winner.
Cleburne Chronicle: There are hundreds
OF men all over Texas suffering with the
noro,. ,,,r,, -, ~ 49, .,..A
~ .ne .'as. A'o''. Aa.o
been In the hands OF their friends. *
" were Chairman biaxe's friends VINO
tro,,eu MIN OUT TOT governor they displayed
reckless Judgment
-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-03
SOME PosTsCRIPTs.

The Learned professions OF Italy COM
prise 2a5,000 persons.
The caymans IN the West Indies export
nothing but turtles.
The chemical name for EPSON salts is
sulphate Of magnesia.
There are 10000 teachers in the dimin-
utive kingdom Of Belgium.
Laplanders think nothing OF covering $50
miles n day on their skates
Epplng Forest is the largest public rec
reation ground In the world,
Paris is admirng a 50o-pound Canadian
negress who is on exhibition there.
Few people In India cat more than twice
day, and thousands only once.
London has 1880 miles OF streets; Paris
900 miles. and New York 575 miles.
About 10000 stamps are found loose in
the letter bags OF the United Kingdom
zach year.
NJ. Bondeard states that Roentgen rays
can diagnose pleurisy and similar COM
plants
The greatest cape In the world Is Cape
Horn, preoipltous mountain over 5000
feet higk
TIE Gold coast extends for about $50
miles along the coast. souttAsf Ashantee, in
Western Africa,
All that romans OF Queen Cleopatra is
an ugly mummy In a glass case in the
British museum
single tree in an orchard near Cor
wallis. Ore. has yielded tho season 900
pounds OF Bartlett pears
Tho only animal that is really dumb is
the giraife. which Is unable to express It,
self by any sound whatever.
The relative size OF the earth as COM
pared with the sun is. approximately, that
OF grain OF sand TO an orange.
AS far as calculations can decide. the
a aenP OF comets is believed TO be
iron. N''
recent invention is cradle that rocks
by means OF clockwork mechanism. and.
at tho same time plays baby tunes.
Japan, within five months after takinu
possession OF Formosa, built two lines az
railway. one fifty miles aud one thirty
five milee long.
Spanish inventor renders from erase
hoppers fatty substance which Is de-
duoed swap 'ee pro-
On June IL, 1855. upward of e4oo salmon
We're taken above the bridge In the river
lyme; ana sold In Newcastle at Id ana
La per pound.
~ not aist'sure the bands with calStio
20 remove warts, but touch them with
s s scda-water several times a day.
They win disappear. 1''
The purchase by the Russian government,
OF the sebastopol shipbullding yard has
eeen completed. the price agreed upon ha.
ing 100000 roublea 1po'' u"-
io.year-old boy In Berlin han..a
himself because, at his older sister, ,h,r,h
DAY party, the piece OF cake he receivna
was smaller than hers. 'so'Sea
Quarantine Needs systemstix,np
Laredo Times.
Some kicking for less Quarantine. soma
NICK Meking for more and so the world roes
has, .ne prtncipsi evil In this Quarantine
business is doubtless found in the graa,
, vsSiae'y OF Quarantines; and II seems tbat |
NV 's s - no way to prevent that evil excent
~ .ornidding tho councies. cities ami
Towns from ouanntining against anu anu
81 me State health officer. Tho lncal om
tuorlues are liable to act upnn NV.
r rs, ana should not be allowed 10 do no
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-03
THAT COMPROMISE.

Alvarado Bulletin. Mr.. Crane could not
have disposed of the Southern Pacific
cases so as to please the dissenters and
the pops. They are determined to crawl
and nothing else can be expected of tsem.
no matter what the circumstances may be.
Denton Record George Clark. the
avowed enemy Of the present state ad-
ministration and the gold standard demo-
cratic leader in Texas, declares that in
his opinion the compromise entered into
between Mr.. Crane and the railroad com
mission on the part of the State and the
Southern Pacific Railroad company. was
the best that could be done under the CIR
cumstances. and goes further and eulogizes
the integrity and honesty of all officials
concerned,
Seguin Enterprise Judge Reagan en-
phaticaliy lndorse5 the Crane compromise
with the Southern Pacific ON The rebate
suits and says 1t would have taken many
years to have tried all the cases and
would have entailod an enormous expense
to the State. We are for Hon. Joe Sayers
for governor. first, last aud all the time,
but recognize the ability of Attorney
General Crane and believe the compromise
to have been the best possible thing TO
do under the circumstances, for the state.
1t will make and not lose him votes in
his coming campaign.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-03

TnLrrBONn NUMDrRss
1dlseslal. -. Bus.neas. ~


4 n Rout = delivered to any part Of the
o1ky by carriers st ei.00 per month: tnres
Eenths. NO.; six months. $500; one yeah
NJ. Thsodors Berng has charge Of the
City Calculation and Collecting.
MeArS. Theodore Bering and Charles
Lott are the authorized collectors OF all
city bills, both advertising and suhscrir-
ton. and no money should be, paid to any
one other than those named, unless special
written authority signed by the Business
Manager Is shown, All accounts. OF any
etxe should be paid by check In favor Ut
The Houston Printing Company.
the management, and none viii BIO accept
Cd In payment OF office bills.
6ubsoribers failing to receive the papsf
regularly win please notify tho office
promptly. Every subscribers paper Ia OK.
becfed to b delivered not later than $50
.. m
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-03

Ohio. whore two mfllionaires are running
against each other for the United States
senate.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-03

IL such statements as follow, from the
pen OF General Lloyd Bryce in the North
American Review were made by Mr.
Bryan they would be stigmatized by the
organs OF the money ring AS incen-
diary, revolutionary and anarchislic.
Probably they win be as 1t is General
Bryce says: 1--WE are living IN the shadow
OF an ainbridled plutocracy. caused, ere.
ated anu cementod In no Hight degree by
legislative, aldormanic and congressional
nction; plutocracy that Is far more
wealthy than any arristocracy that has
ever CROSSED the horizon of the worlds
history, and ora thut has been produced
IN shorter consecutive period; the names
OF whose members are omblazonod not on
the pages OF their nations glory, but OF
its peculhtlons; who represent no struggle
FOR their country's liberties, but for It's
Doodle no contests for magma charta, but
for railroad charters, and whose octopus
grip is extending over every branch OF
Industry, n plutocracy that controls tho
price of tho bread that we eat, the
price of the sugar that ssweetens the Gun
we drink, tho price of the oil that lights
us on our way, the price of the collins In
which we are buried"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-03

ClsEksviile Timss,
eese'y 40 State 10 the Union can
= nll- : msssurs Of prosperity .
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-03

Dollars to doughnuts that thoso vo,,o,.
an,,,, 'Ars VINO got dose of rigid quar-.
a.u'e ana found themselves without any
ssu're Oh moome with which to buy nre,s
""u meat VIII hereafter be more oantin,,a
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-03

o Liberty Vtndicator appears ON
mar sheet of yellow paper owing n ma
quarantine. " '"e
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-03

1nis Town needs . blacksmith. a
!. sNpa which frequently appears -
weekiy prosa There must be : a.. r,h
2 0omposstors IN thoss towns.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-03

lash Incense has run cirouses out -,
luaas' put when congress meets tho s,,
.se'sns OF tho patriots will make nm s.r
the loss Of tho clown. ' w Tor
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-03

would "a ,nuI Eaxemsnt y the one thing tina,
ehl'--san Antonio Light. wy 10 no
contagious or endemic diseases, '' VI any
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-03
Everybody get ready. Fosters frost
about due.

Says tho Paris News: "It Ia pronhea,oa
That tramps Will over-run the South this
winter. In st. Louis alone an army of
these vasrants has been held In abeya nco
on account OF yellow fever. and II has
been ascerta!ned that their purnose ia 10
come southwark as soon MS possible" Al
=. poi'ooVeS every southern city to keep
thoroughly eleanor up next ycar tbas,
ee'.'s cou'u well be used In chain gangs
anu thaue 10 do the work cities are unable
TO pay for.
When emperor meets emperor tha,
comes--yuml yum!
what To do with the surplus gold pl,nr
up IN the National treasury Is worrvi,g
vac New York bankers. When the ,jafi.,,
orea,vt py the Dingley bill is met thera
wont DO any gold to worry about. How.
ever II they desire to get rid of IL they
might send some this way.
NV pi'' collectors report a rigid o,,aran
'ine ON paying out money. Cal agnin
please. "sa''''
inc Nanogdochcs Chronicle has issues 4,
nashiieent 2i-page illustrated special "a,
uom The Industries OF the county are M,
wen written UP and some interestlny h,s
.or'eai facts are given. The speo,a, rn.
,'ec's credit ON the ability of its puh-
nsher' Mr.. R. w. Haitom.
no Liberty indicator appears on ,
h'u' sheet of yellow paper owing 10 tho
quarantine. " '"e
dollars to douphnuts th,4 A.
FEVER liars who got a dose az r,r,, NV
antine and found themselvas n.,,, T'ai-
go so Vi moome with which to buy nreaa
''e"' wiii hereafter be more cautions
Asphalt pavement Is tho ana ,,.
WI Wilt multiply bikers In this ciiv ."at
enu'-san Antonio Light. "" 70 no
Ivy ana also act as a preventive az 49,,
0'i'asious or endemic diseases.
ansh Incense has run cirouses out =,
"s out when congress meets The o.,
ss.a's OF mo PATRIOTS will make I'm Sor
'ns ioss Of tho clown, ~ '0f
MANY OF those who too,x ~,
or' har'eycorns dengue preven,Ina VI
now taking pound of the fam,,,, a'o
clans cure. ''''y physi'
WIN me United States intcrfsr.
snu stop this bloody butchery IN c,,na ,
asAs an exchange. Respectfullv rssa.,
70 mo Quotation committee Of ,ns $500 m
York stock exchange, '' view
------------
inc refugees are returning ana
VIM they ran away from. perhs "o"ne'
sSippeu out because the frat ~ ~ $50. 10y
was % close at hand. "s 'Aoash
Ats Time for the yellow fover n,
GOWN and give It up. The Brenhsm, =, NE ~
nes cruelty rinss In the ..thtck ms ,a nan-
~ vahmbrosia'' comparison, That n".ss.
TO squslch him. ought
Ans alarm u over and Houston q ao,,,
ou-aness at tho old stand. II Won 49,.
any doubts just look Il tho .sv..... ass
ooAmns Of The Post. ''ua'hs
s~v,.s -------
nis town needs . blacksmith !.
lrNsNpA which frequently ann.. = -
tns weekly press. sThere must M ~ ~. ~
q oemposators IN thoss towns. 'a
Ohio Prosperity.
I4rksville Times.
Sseoeoly no State 10 the Union :,
~ = fsll : nsssurs Of prosperity, =
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-03

aIs alAem - over and Houston 4 do,n.
ounAness at tho old stand. n Won ns.'s
sny doubts just look Ut tho sdvsr,,. 49,
oohmns Of The Post. '''us'ns
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-03

inc Nacogdoches Chronicle hns ,ss,o, .
10" A-page illustrated special edi,
uom inc industries OF the county are nj,
wen written UP and some interesting his
.v'i.a' facts are given. The special re.
nec's credit on the ability of its p,h.
nsher, Mr.. r. w. Haitom.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-03

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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-03

isasv OF those who took an Guinea =,
~, Ixr'eycorn's dengue preventive .ra
clans cure. ''y physi'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-03

- u'ne Tor the yellow fever liar !, ;.
S 10y anu give u up. The Brennan p.n.
= 49, -, cruelty rinss In the .'thick as iesxa.
"a Wahmbrosia'' comparison, That n,ss.
TO squslch him. sat ought
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-03

~, "nvn WIN the United States Interfere
saS. s.op 'his bloody butchery In Cuha !,
ssAs an exchange. Respectfully rese,ra,
W. " sno Quotation committee OF the New
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-03

So. me ,etusees are returning and wo,,;.,
49, they ran away from. Perhans 1880.
Slapped out because the first OF M ,,n a"s
was % close at hand. = '"e ihoash