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Clocks.

100 porcelain Ansonla Clocks, best 8 day
movement, fitted with porcelain dial and
French visible escapement. This clock has
been counted bargain at 1915. Tuesday
you can buy one at ...............$5 90. 9S
$50 porcelain Clocks, in two styles, best
30 hour movement, at less than cost OF case,
70c. and los
$50 Ansonia enameled iron Clocks, mount
ed with bronze feet and handles, measure
ment OF clock 10 incheslong and IA inches
high, with perforated white and gilt dials at
less than cost Of manufacture, each. 81. 80
$50 enameled iron Clocks, assorted
shapes, in about 10 new designs, finished
with rich gilt trimmings, regularly sold at
0o.oo, ~ ~. ~o'Oo
About 500 silver and gilt Novelty Clocks,
Ansonia Clock Company make, very best
movements, about 25 designs to select
from, go at one-third less than cost Of
manufacture. We have divided them into
2 lots for selling at ......$1.29 and 81 90
23 rich Gold Clock Sets, consisting of
clock and candelabra, clock has best day
movement, porcelain painted panels and
ornamental; most beautiful mantel set
that would be good value at $1s.9S; will
be sold at ....... .$12. 0S
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THIEF WIN 4 TEAcHEn's 11crNsE.

Police Think He Stole It From tho Man to
Whsm it Was Issued in Chicago.
man who described himself as Adalbert
Lerch. Of "a East Eleventh street, was caught
trying to steal a coat in a Broadway departs
ment store on Friday evening. When searched
at Police Headquarters a teachers certificate
issued to Adalbert Ierch. by the Chicago
school board in September. 1895. was found in
his pocket, The police believe that he is q pro-
fessional thief, and that he has stolen the Gers
tncate. Magistrate Mott yesterday held him
In 5000 bail for trial.
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CrOckery.

200 English porcelain Dinner Sets OF 100
pieces, in one of the latest floral dccora-
lions; worth 1925 set will go at. 1913
A lot OF covered stone Butter and Pre-
serving Jars, in two Sizes at about half
price ...................... 19c and 600
1000 pieces OF yellow ware, consisting
Of large Pudding Dishes and Pie Plates,
will be sold at each ,....................6 90
800 white porcelain covered Slop Jars,
with bale handles, regularly sold at 81 20,
go Mt 700
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Lamps and Gas Globes.

1000 etched and imitation cut glass Gas
Globes, / and inch sizes, regularly sold
from sc. to 39c.; 20 at. ..............0c
100 Decorated Banquet Lamp Globes, 8
inch size. in assorted floral decorations,
About 100 Porcelain Table Lamps. COM
plete with inch decorated globe to match.
regularly sold at 81 80; go complete at. soc
10 new shaped, tall and squat, Porcelain
Banquet Lamps, best central draught burn
ers, complete with 10 and II inch deco
rated globes to match, value 4.50 to
SIS 90 90 at 81. 90 and SO. 98
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ALTAEZAS FREE FROM FEHFA

It's Now n Cleaner City Than New YORK,
Sc Maisr Baleh Says.
Major Lewis Bslch. surgeon. who RAve up q
good practice In Albany last year to enter the
army. arrived here yesterday from MatanBaA
on the steamship Curityba. He says that only
three cases OF yellow fever have appeared In
Matanzas this summer, and that now the sityis
free OF contaRion. 1t is actually cleaner than
New York. the doctor declared.
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Bric-a-Brac, Jardinieres and I'm.
breIla Stands,

10000 Vases Of Royal Bonn, Grown Ru-
dolls tadt and Teplitz wares will be- sold at
one-hslf the actual cost Of importation.
These goods must be seen to DO appreciated
as mere figures cannot give you q correct
idea OF their beauty, desirabllity and re-
markable cheapness. Prices range from
ITO. to 1928.
We will also place on sale about 100
pieces OF choice Bric-a-Brao, including
Royal Worcester, Royal Vienna and Sevres,
hand painted RudolstAdt wares, also Ores
den Candelabras and Centres French Bon
Bons and Mirrors, Mosaic Placques, etc,
at one-half OF the marked prices.
1000 Jardinieres, assorted shapes and
colors. some stippled with gold, others in
solid and variegated colors, sizes SO, 10
II inch 60 at less than cost Of mRnufac-
ture. .25c., 49c., S0c. and 81. 10
100 blue and white Japanese Umbrella
Stands-regularp price 81. 40, go at. zoe
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philosophy. Lieut. II c. Smith, who was OK.
ecutve officer on the Indiana, during tho late war,
and Is now experimenting tho construction Of a
new torpedo boat will have charge Of tho courso
In Military and Naval Scienca
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letter ON HANDS CURED

had been troubled with letter for several years.
At times my hands would he sore all over. SO that
could not use them at all, and tender that
clear water, even. smarted like fro. and II spread
arms. meek and face. had been treated by
physicians. but without benefit when began the
CUTICuRA remedies found reIitr before Ihad taLsn
me h,d bon,. used three four bottles Of CurI.
cURA REsuIyrNT, one cake Of CuTIoURA soar. and
one box 81 CUrI,UKA ,ointmeHU. and IL has never
troubled me since. ELLA CURZoN,
March TO- 1898 EppinghAm. Ill.
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Keeping in Condition.

From he Indian dpolis Journal.
Yabsley-The Imount of time you have put in
lodging thst fellow you owe the ave is worth more
than the money.
M1dEs-IkaoW II Is. but have hope that some
DAY will eve an amount worth dodllng for.
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China.

200 French China Dinner Sets from the
celebrated Haviland factories in Limoges;
all the latest productions, very tastefully
complete service Tor IL people; have been
marked for this sale onlya perset. S18.75
300 of the decorated Carlsbad China
Dinner Sets will be sold in separate pieces
for less than the.price OF plain white china
They all are in the newest shapes and latest
decorations; just suggestion of the variety
and prices follow:
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H u M OR Ger M S
EXPELLED BY
CutiCura ReSo|vent
Greatest Of Blood Purifiers
and HumOr Cures.

That is to it purihes the blood and circulating
fluids Of HUMoR GERMS. and thus removes the cause.
while warm baths with CUTICURA SOAP and gentle
anointinGs with CUrCuRA tointmenD. greatest Of
smoient skin cures. cleanse the skin and scalp Of
crusts and scales. allay itching, burning. and In
fammation, sJothe and heal. Thus are speedily,
permanently, and economically cured the most tor.
turing. dishguring and humiliatng huinors OF the
skin, scalp and blood, with loss OF hair when the
best physicians and all other remedies fail.
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Two Of our leading open stock patterns Of
fancy decorate I'd china-one the celebrated
Ropai Blue Egidntine pattern, the other q
pluk carnation and yellow floral decoration
design, very heavily trimmed with gold,
will be closed out at decided reduction
from our already very low prices.
IN the Royal Blue Byzantine Pattern:
Preserves, were S5.45 doz., go at each $50
Breadand Buffers, were So. 90 doz., go
Plates = sizes, were $3.50 doz., go at
'"'n .... .,.'.'..'. 100. .'.'..''.'. wv
Cho oatc Jugs and Cracker Jars, were
S2.2J each, 90 at each ..............S 1.13
IN the Pink Cdrndtion and Yellow FlOwer DE-
signs:
Covered Buffers, were SIC, go at go. 40
Tea Pots, Sugars and Creams were
) 80, go at, per set ..........,....... zoo
Chocolate Jugs, were $1.O9, go at. BOO
Platters 3 sizes, were $3.50 doz.-go
at, each ..................... 15o
Cake Plates, were SOC. each, at 46c
GOO Decorated Carlsbad China Con-
denscd Milk Holders, in very pretty
floral decorations with gold, go at. Ice
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Glassware.

$50 dozen imitation cut glass Water T,,m-
blers, regularly sold at 600. per Dozen 20 az
each. ......--.......... .A..'....... 40
lot Of imitation cut glass Cake Stands
regularly sold at So, 60 at. %
Imitation cut glass oil or vinegar Cruets
regular 15c., for this sale ....... 90
Imitation cut glass Celery Trays, rogu-
larry sold at loo, go at................9 30
$50 imitation cut glass Ice Tubs. with
drainers, regularly sold at Acc, go at. goo
A lot Of imitation cut glass Bon Bon or
olive Dishes, sizes, regularly sold at Co.,
A lot Of imitation cut glass Punch Bowls,
In three designs, full IA In. siza regularly
sold at Sl.75, go at. Observation-Disclosures $50
Handled Lemonade Glasses to match the
above bowls, each. ............... sc
200 imitation cut glass Salad or Berry
Bowls, regularly sold at 15c. ca. 20 at &c
Preserve Plates to match the above bowls,
at.'..'... ................ ...............3 30
200 doz. Salts and Peppers, with extra
heavy silver plated tops, regularly sold at
900 doz. thin blown glass Wafer Tum-
blers, engraved with any desired initial,
will be sold at, each 40
A lot Of imitation cut glass Lemonade
or Ciaret Jugs, with silver plated tops go
az. ....-.-...... SSC
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rly Bargains in Autumn Dress Goods.

AT FROM soc. TO $1.5O.-Homespu
Zibeline, Cancels Hair and Cloth
Plaids are in demand; we have them
from soc. to $1.5O.
AT FROM $l.25 TO $2.75.-Plaid
Back Golf Cloths for walking skirts are
among the leaders; we have large
assortment.
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New Fall Hats.

A complete lot Of all the new Fall Hats,
the untrimmed and also ready to wear
novelties, exclusive kinds not to be found
anywhere else in Brooklyn.
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BLOOD POISON CURED

One OF my children ran a rusty nail into HIS foot
which WAS I1st lL!nful. His blood got of order
and sOr broke oHt ON his LAuds and feet gave
him one hottie ~ CuIIcuRA RENoLyESr and used enc
cake of CUTiCURN soar. and the child recovered.
March 10, ~. Mhs. y. Fl rem, MArkhAin Pa.
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THE CHINA and GLASSWARE EVENT OF TIE YEAR.

nt selling China
in
gathering the worlds best of these
We have PHas Thunga Stenschonu
Carlsbad Bohemia
where the admittedly
Whae Decorating Works Jersey j. and
We wholesale establishment and
because these facilities unequaled
individuality
from our not only goods make those all the
world
Under such ononsi without that
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EVERLASTING ITCHING

have been troubled with an cverla ting itching
and burning OF the skin on my face. | wa, pro-
vailed upon ( try CUIICURA rrmedira. The result
was simply wonderful In onr tr,,k after using ths
CUIIrurN soar and CCTICUHt RFsOIVESr ir1s n.
Hrfiv rid NJ A. aud my skin Is in trEtliy condition
ID, II VAN CLAIM
72l STOCKTON ST, san Francisco cal
soi throuEhog' the Nuri r,rtrr u srI G. Corp Sole
PrpPs Boston. How to cure Every Humor, Tree
SAVE YOUR SKIN T."t Sv. nc E:F sS :, s'as
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AT Acc, REGULAR 85c.-lO pieces
Imported Cheviot Suitings, all wool,
43 inches wide, in stylish colors, mix
lures; just the thing for early autumn
wear.
AT Acc, REGULAR 75c.-l5 pieces
Heavyweight Saxony Tweed, in neat
inches wide.
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The Leading Manufacturers

e lent their best skill in designing and making for
the smallest cabinet to the luxurious paror
library suits. Woods of every description and color
Coverings of the simple and rich kinds, an autumn
forest of pretty tints picture in all to which to do
justice would take poets pen. Individual pieces
that lend touches of COLOR art and comfort wherever
they go. Paror suits that would add grace to a
Queens drawing room; library sets worthy Prime
Minister; bedroom suits fit for the boudor of a
Duchess, and and through countless every
things in furniture of the BEST most substantial and
servceable kinds. And we introduce you to all in the
most practical way possible by making the
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One-fOurth to a Half of the Regular

011S 0"1 q" 90 &C 11uH vi tHS ivy uEu1 Il 1TNSo'
Of course with vast astent tits only possible small
and will undoubtedly further
of
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China, Cut Glass, Bric-a-Brac, Lamps, {

which we know will create veritable sensation ev
they are to expect the unusual from us.
The savings we will afford you will be
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Not history business succeeded
in gathering together such Of beautiful good things urn
this sale will afford And the things
forgotten ingenious that will Immediately catch
the attention of the good houSekeeper.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-20
VIRGINIA ROSES
FOR ODD FELLOWS
Richmond Lodges Present the Grand
mSire With a Beautiful Bouquet
Meet Here Next.

DETROIT, MICH, Sept. 81 nc
streets were bright to-day with the UNI
forms and regalia of the Odd-FeiloWs
from all PARTS of the country VINO arc
here attending their diamoi 1 jubilee. ~
the leading hotels are fun and hunalees
of visitors are Quartered III prl'a'0
houses.
AT the session OF the Sovereign Grano
Lodge to-day little business was aono'
When the call FOR new business was an
nounced. so many propositions were pre-
scented that all were referred 10 commit
tees without reading.
Among the subjects under discussion
are resolutions constituting a board 70
codify all laws enacted 10y tho Sovereign
Grand Lodge and to grant TO Noble
Grands and Chief Patriarchs authority
10 communicate the travelling password.
MILEAGE QUESTION.
The Grand Lodge took action on the
mileage question to-day, reducing the
mileage allowed each representative from
ten cents per mile east Of the Rocky
Mountains 20 nine. and from Twelve cents
west Of the Rocky Mountains TO eleven.
The Grand Lodge Of Ohio presented 'he
Sovereign Grand Lodge to-day with d
cane which has a strong sentimental m
terest for odd Fellows. ft belonged 10
Thomas Wnte. the founder of the order
In this country.
Each report to the Sovereign Grand
Lodge is given ten copies Of the Daily
Journal Heretofore the Grand Secretary
has mailed these att he orders expense 10
wherever the representatives wishes IL.
TO MEET ~ RICHMOND.
To-day as an economical measure the
Lodge ordered this stopped and further
mailing will have 20 bee done al the repre-
sentative's own expense. Richmond. Va,
was chosen as the place OF meeting IN
1909.
This afternoon the Rebekah assembly
rendered Grand Sire Pinkerton ana the
various department commanders recep-
ton I'm the Light Infantry armory.
To.nlghts feature was reunion or past
grand representative.
Grand Sire PInkerton was this evening
presented by the Richmond Lodges with a
magnificent bouquet of Virginia roses,
consisting of % white roses, one for each
birthday OF the Sovereign Grand Lodge
and 10 for the 10 original States OF which
Virginia and Massachusetts formed parts.
Wet weather stiu prevails. but viii prob
ably cause no postponement OF tomorrow $
parade.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-20
IN HONOR OF DREYFUS.
The Jubilee Association VIII GIVE
Rauuuet Next Week.

An enthusiastic meeting Of the Dreyfus
Jubilee Association was held in the par
lors OF New Ford's Hotel last night, and
the matter OF celebrating tie release from
prison Of Captain Alfred Dreyfus was
decided upon. The meeting was a giori-
ficatlon. and many words expressive OF the
10Y felt by those present were spoken.
The question OF sending cablegram
TO Captain Dreyfus was discussed by
Chairman Hutzler. Messrs. Abe Cohen'
Charles Straus. G. J.. styl, ii. T. Eze-
kiel. Marcuse. and others. and ii was de-
cided 10 lay the matter over until the
association were more familiar with the
details OF the pardon.
The suggestion By Mr. Styll that a public
celebration OF the event be 1eld also caused
some discussion. and il was finally de-
cided 10 give a banquet next Wednesday
night az New Fords Hotel. and all who
desired 10 do so. whether members of the
association or not, were invited TO take
part
At this banquet all matters relative 20
resolutions and cablegrams will be dis
posed Of
The following committees were them an
Banquet-Messrs Abe Cohen. A. Echel.
and Paul Well.
Music essrs. Moses May. Leon Vein
berg. and T.. Oberdorfer
Invitation-Messrs n. r. Ezekiel Paul
WE'LL A. j. Guerpiion Henry GunsJ
George +. Styll.
Toasts-Juius Straus. II. s. Binswanger
and Henry Flegenheimer
observation-disclosures. August Simonpitri,
L. Nachman. f. Eskees. A. j. Marcuse
and l. May.
After the discussion Of details concern
ing the banquet. the meeting adjourned.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-20
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-20
THE CHEROKEE GROUNDED.
Clyde Line Steamer Goes Ashore in a
Fog on NausChen Island.

PASQUB ISLAND. MASS. Sept. 10
The CLYDE Line steamer Cherokee, bound
from Jacksonville. Fla. for Boston, is
ashore on Nauschen Island. The Thero-
kee has forty passengers on board, Gs well
as large amount of freight
She went ashore this morning on the
southwest end of Nauschen. while on her
way through Vineyard Sound.
The accident happened during dense
fog and for some time the officers Of the
vessel were unable TO determine their To-
cation The steamer struck at nigh wa
ter with such force that a large hole
was stove in the forward part Of the hull.
The forehold is fun of water The vessel
lies I'm a bad position. and at ebb tide
the water I'm the vicinity is very shallow.
The prospectes for floating her are con-
sidered poor. The cargo is principally
lumber and cotton.
JACKSONVILLE FLA, Sept. 1.-THE
steamer city of Jacksonville which went
ashore near Portsmouth. ~ c., belongs
10 the Clyde Company, Of New York.
She is commanded by Captain r. w.
Lund. Jr. Of this city. Her run in Ghe
summer is an excursion boat between
Boston and Nahant, ana I'm the winter on
the ST. Johns river between this city
and Sanford She is % side-wheeer Of
about 600 tons.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-20
CONDITION OF
GROWING CROPS
Weekly Summary Of the Government
Weather Bureau
RAIN NEEDED IN THE SOUTH
Some Frost Has Fallen In the West
But Little Damage Has Been
Done - Favorable Harvest
Weather in Ithe West.
RAIN NEEDED IN THE SOUTH

WASHINGTON, Sept. 19.-Followlng is
the weather bureau weekly summary Of
crop conditions:
Rain is generally needed more particu-
larly for blowing and fan seeding from
the east Gulf Coast northward over Ten
nessee. the Upper Valley the interior por-
tons Of the Middle and South Atlantic
States. the lower lake regions, and north
ern New England. over much the greater
portion Of which practically no rain fell
during the week Drought continues over
a large part Of Texas. and rain IS also
needed in Nebraska and portions Of Iowa,
wisconin and Michigan. Light TO heavy
frosts occurred in the lake region. New
England and portions of the Middle At
lantic States and Ohio Valley, causing but
little damage except over Northern Mich
igan and portions of New York and New
England where late crops were damaged
TO a greater or less extent
EARLY FROSTS.
The weather conditions on the Pacihc
Coast have been highly favorable Some
late corn in Northern Michigan was badly
damaged by frost; frost also caused some
injury TO late corn in portions OF Wiscon-
SIN. New York. and Northern New Eng
land. but on the whole the weather condl-
tons of the past week have been iaNor-
able for the unmatured portion OF the
crop which is now practically saie from
further damage by frost.
REPORTS indicate that late corn has SUI
tered material injury in consequence OF
the drought i'm the great corn states OF
the central valleys.
The weather conditions have been IA
vorable for threshing spring wheat IN the
Dakotas and Minnesota. in which states
this work has been much delayed by the
rains of the previous month.
The North Pacific coast region mas also
experienced favorable conditions lot me
completion Of harvest and threshlns' the
reports from oregon indicating thaI ,he
injury resulting from the rains OF Au-
gust will be less serious than was anu
cipated-
GOOD FOR COTTON
The weather has been very favorable
for cotton picking over the greater part
of the cotton belt, there being total alb
sence Of rain over a large portion or the
central and eastern districts.
Premature opening continues in all dis
tricts and the reports generally indicate
that the top crop will be very snort IN
some sections almost a failure. The gen.
eral indications are that most Of the crop
is now opened and that 1t will be gain
cred nj a much earlier date than usual
The weather has been favorable for 'in-
fishing the tobacco harvest and for curing.
The condition of the apple crop con-
tinues unchanged, though possibly some
what improved in portions of Kansas and
Oklahoma. In the Central Gulf States
the Ohio Valley. over the Northern por-
lions of the upper lake region and Ne"
England and i'm portions Of Iowa and Nc
braska. the soil condition has been too
dry 10 admit of plowng, but in Colorado,
Kansas Oklahoma. Missouri, and central
Illinois favorable progress has been mace.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-20
MOVEMENTS OF TROOPS.
Twenty Ninth Infantry to start for
Manila-Ordcred South.

ATLANTA. GA. Sept 19.-The Twenty
ninth Infantry United States Volunteers
Colonel r. T. Hardin, viii leave Fort Nc
Phcrson for San Francisco en- route Go the
PHILIPPINES as soon as the necessary cars
are obtained for their transportation
Will probably be on Saturday
Six companies will go over the Southern
Via Vicksburg Miss, and Shreveport ha-,
and the other six will go over the Atlanta
and West Point via Meridian Miss. The
route from III Paso 10 San Francisco VIII
be the same for both divisions
Lieutenant Albert Dillon has been dis
charged from the regiment on orders from
the Secretary Of War. lie was recently
arrested for being absent without leave
and released TO go before the examining
board before which he was ordered. 10 de-
termine his fitness for the service lie Is
from Jacksonville. Fla.
Lieutenant Holmes Conrad. OF Naynes-
vile. y. c.. has resigned and his resig-
nation was accepted.
batteries c. y and O. Of the Second Ar
tulerv now at Fort McIlenry Baltimore.
have been ordered into the Department Oh
Inc gnlf. The former will be stationed at
Fort ROYAL Sound. ST. Helena ,. g, ana
the latter al Fort Mcpherson.
The Batteries will move as early as prac-
ticable after October lst
General Frank has been advised that Two
batteries will be ordered from Cuba. He
stated to-day that he had selected SAINT
Francis Barracks at St. Augustine Tor me
two batteries. ..-,.-
General Frank said other batteries would
probably be ordered from cuba into the
Southern States.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-20

Mr.. @. r. Trieg. Of Abingdon Va. is
registered at the jefferson. MI TriFc
who is known In the politics 0f his SEQ
ton is a brother TO Mr.. W. r.. Trgg. OF
the shiD-building company OF this city
upon whom he called Yesterday.