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TO BE TRIED FOR MURDER.
James RiIey's Hearing Begins on
Monday Next

The trial of James Riley, who is charged
with the murder of James Mahaney in
May last, will begin in Criminal Court No.
] on Monday before Justice Clabaugh.
The defendant will be represented by
Mr.. S. Taylor and Thomas c. Taylor and
the Government by Assistant District At
torneys Shillington and Laskey.
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Canadians and Americana at War

Vancouver. B. c.. March 1S.-The steam
er Clutch, which has arrived here brought
from Skagway Charles Richmond, who
says the north is full of rumors of fight
between Americans and Canadians. No
particulars have been received. Up to the
time he had left the mounted police had
gone into the district on the north, and
serious trouble is feared.
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so many of her English sisters do; on the
contrary, they are carried out faithfully,
cheerfully. and as a matter of course. and
il is due TO this excellent training in her
girlhood days that the Dutch woman makes
so model housewife. We might go fur
ther and say that it is through this train
ing that the Dutch girl has earned the
reputation OF being free and light of
heart, and a stranger to the feeling of en-
nui. since she is always healthfully and
helpfulIy employed.
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General Eagan Coming Back.

San Francisco Cal, March 1S.-Charles
P Eagan, who reached here Thursday, and
who. il was announced, would go to Hon
olulu, will return TO Washington next
week. as soon as he sees his wife of to
Honolulu. She goes to the Hawaiian cap
ital to see her son, who is in the United
States service there.
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NEW RIGGS BANK BUILDING.
Deed Recorded of the Transfer of
Real Estate.

deed from Charles c. Glover and his
wife conveying original lot No. ? and part
Of original lots Nos. % and "a in square
No. POI to the Riggs National Bank, was
put on record today
The property is located on Pennsylvania
Avenue adjoining the Riggs Banking
House, and the consideration paid was
$4,000. The bank will erect its proposed
new building on the lots above named.
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PRoPOsAIs FoR FURNIsHING vITRFED IN.

VERT BRICKS-OfRce Of the Commissioners.
District Of Columbia, Washington, March 10,
lsl9.-Sealed proposals will be received at this
Office until 10 O'CLOCK NJ. MARCH p. 1890. for
furnishing fifty thousand. more or less. vitriaed
sewer invcrt bricks Blank forms Of proposal.
specifications. and all necessary information may
be obtained at this Office. JOHN r. WIGHT.
JOHN ". ROSS LANSING H. BEACH, Commits
sioners d. G.. mhl5-6t-exSu
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There is talk of good progress in the
Vanderbilt transcontinental line deal land
despite the denials that have appeared
from time to time IL is the opinion of good
Wall Street authorities that the deal has
never been dropped since it's inception.
New York Central was strong today as
were others of the stocks of roads inter-
ested in the deal
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The movement in the coal road stocks is
expected by many to begin within two
weeks, and If the inside buying is any in
dication Reading first preferred and On
tario and Western should go several
points higher. The earnings of Ontario
and Western for the second week of March
show an increase of S16. .O00
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BLEEDING PILES

And all other forms OF this common and
often dangerous disease readily cured
without pain or inconvenience.
Thousands Of men and women are ar-
ficted with some sort of piles, without
either knowing the exact nature of the
trouble, or knowing il, are careless enough
10 allow it to run without taking the sim
pie means offered for radical cure.
The failure Of salves and ointments 10
permanently cure piles has led many 10
believe the only cure TO be a surgical op-
Grafton.
Surgical operations are dangerous to life.
and. moreover, not often entirely success
full and at this time are no longer used by
The best physicians or recommended by
them.
The safest and surest way to cure any
case Of piles, whether blind, bleeding or
protrudng is TO use the Pyramid Pile
cure, composed of healing vegetable oils
and absolutely free from mineral poisons
and opiates. The following letter from a
Pittsburg gentleman, severe sufferer from
bleeding piles, gives some idea of the
prompt effectual character of this pile
cure. He writes:
/ take pleasure writing these few lines
20 let you know that / did not sleep for
three months except for short time each
night because of a bad case of bleeding
piles. ] was down in bed and the doctors
did me no good. good brother tod me
OF the Pyramid Pile Cure, and ! bought
from my druggist three fifty-cent bottles.
They cured me, and will soon be able TO
go TO my work again.
WILLIAM HANDSCHU,
46 ST., Cotton Alley.
Below Butter St, Pittsburg, Pa.
The Pyramid Pile Cure is not only the
safest and surest remedy for piles, but is
the best known and most popular. Every
physician and druggist in the country
knows ii and what ii will do.
Send to Pyramid Co.. Marshall, Mich.
for little book on cause and cure of piles,
describing all forms of piles and the prop
CT treatment.
stores at so cents per package.
The evening times., 1899-03-18
Accidentally Shot.

Lee Smith, colored, was accidentally shot
with small rife today by George Nor
gan, also colored, at the corner of Ninth
Street and Virginia Avenue southwest
The wound was not of a serious nature
and was dressed at a drug store in the
neighborhOod
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Suit Against Her Hushaud.

Annie E. Ashdown today filed suit
against her husband, William l.. Ashdown,
for separate maintenance and support
The parties were married in this city in
April, 1896, and Mrs. Ashdown declares
that her husband refuses to live with her
or contribute to her support, although he
receives salary of S45 per month.
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GRAND LARCENY CHARGED.
New York Man Captured by the Lo-
cal Detectives.

cal Detectives.
Walter H. Simpson was arrested this
morning by Detectives Proctor and Tay-
man on a charge of grand larceny. The
police of this city were requested to lcok
out for the man by the police of New York
city, where the crime was committed.
Simpson is alleged TO have obtained $3.50
from II. b. Hollis, of the Empire Cut Glass
Company. 35 Warren Street, New York,
on false pretences and to have deliberately
left town. The police were notified and a
message sent to the detectives in all the
large cities.
Simpson was found this morning in the
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The Washington stock Exchange.

Regular cali-Metropolitan Railroad con-
vertible 6's, $1,000 at 220; Metropolitan
Railroad certificate B. $1,000 at 115; CO.
lumbia r. R. SIS. $500 at 10; Farmers
and Mechanics Bank, at 100; Washington
Loan and Trust. 1 at 152; Metropolitan
Railroad, 81 at 220; City and Suburban
Railroad, at 45; Mergenthaler Linotype.
at 1S4 1-2, 10 at 1S4 rs; Pneumatic Gun
Carriage, 100 at II cents
C0TEpNAEL,A-r
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Racing Against American Mails

New York, March 1S.-The ST. Louis ar
rived this morning from Southampton. She
has on board the English messenger how
who is making a race from London To
Washington TO see if he can beat the
United States mails. He will leave by
the first train for Washington.
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Senator Jones Retter.

The condition of Senator James K
Jones of Arkansas, who has been Ill at his
home 915 NJ Street northwest, for the past
month, was reported as much improved
today. DR.. 2. T. Sewers. his attending
physician. said today that adj that was
now needed for the patients recovery was
rest.
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PROPOSALS..

PROPOSALS viii he received at the Bureau Of
Supplies ard Accounts, Navy Department
Washington. d. c.. until u O'CLOCK NOON,
MARCH u. 1899, and publicly opened immediate
" thereafter. TO furnish at the Navy Yard Wash
iugton, ID. c.. quantity of hardware, tools, belt
ing crude potash. screws. and humber Blank
proposals will be furnished upon application to
the Navy Yard. Washington, d. c., to the
Bureau EDWIN STEWART. Paymaster General
L. s y. mill is
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GOVERNMENT BONDS.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA BONDS

s. 1852, '21-year funding" IOG
6's 1902 "30-year funding gold
!, - isSi' ~ atcE SSoch currency lOO .....
rs, 1903, Water stoc,t'' curr.acJ
Funding currency. s-ji4. -. III Il8
2
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To Furnish Iron Water Pine.

The District Commissioners this afternoon ac.
cepted the proposal of the Camden Iron Works
dated March II. Is99 to furnish iron water
pipe to the District of Columbia for the sum ot
s2l 0s per long ton. The bid of this company was
the lowest received
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Iisg --ui;l. .og "a share OF the p. +.
Hall OF mems furnishings msrveing
at the remarkably low prices quoted by H. Fried
lander Bro. Ninth and Streets
Customers are saying that Friedander must have
got them for nothing, for he is almost giving
them away. This is the last day OF this wonder
ful sale
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The stock market today was surprising

The stock market today was surprisingly
strong and in every way satisfactory TO
the bulls. Prices opened up and although
there was some recession from these fg
ures il was more than regained after the
bank statement came out. The close was
strong at the best prices for the day in
many stocks. The bank statement was q
bad one but for some reason not easy TO
fathom il seemed 10 start heavy buying
all over the list by the leaders. This has
happened at no time since the bad state
ments have begun to come out and il is
taken as a most encouraging symptom of
the confidence of the public and the un-
derlying strength of the market. The fig
ures OF the statement show large de-
crease in the reserves, the largest but one
this winter, and also large decrease In
loans, deposits, and specie, which alto
gether makes one of the most unalluring
showings of the season. 1t is generally
predicted, however, that there will be no
more unfavorable statements, and perhaps
for this reason the leaders have decided
that it is nearly time to begin the advance
Of prices for the long bull market 1t
seems certain. to many people that prices
will go no lower and that on any tenn
porary recessions stocks should be bought
The statement is as follows: Reserves
decreased s4,l2S, ,S25: specie decreased s6,-
l40 500; legals increased SCI 100; loans de-
creased $3.50 800; deposits decreased ST.
800; circulation decreased 1881 eco.
Sugar was again the leader of the ad-
vance, being very strong all day and get
ting above the previous high figure in the
last half hour. The top was at Ill and a
fraction. The eXpectant bulls are full of
wild predictions of 200 and better for the
stock in the next few weeks, and 1t does
not seem unlikely that further advances
will be made. The strength of the stock on
the spurts is remarkable. AS yet the
trust and the opposition unite in protest
ing that there has been no settlement of
the sugar difficulties, but the Street rea-
sons that manifestly there must bE some
thing new in the situation to account for
the inside buying of the stock. The mere
covering by shorts would account for the
first squirt, but not for the strength de-
veloped since that time.
Atchison hung around so all day getting
fraction below that figure at one time
but immense buying, evidently by insid-
ers, appeared at every eighth drop. After
the bank statement came out there was a
rally to 60 1-2. The buying at the low
prices of the day is the best of evidence
| that the price has reached very near il
not quite the bottom. The other grangers
acted much as Atchison did. Burlington
! was weak at the opening, but regained
much of its loss at the close
Brooklyn Rapid Transit was one of the
| features of the list, although no large
| squirt was made in the price. The opening
| was around 102 and the close above 1O3
| The buying of the stock by large New
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new York stock Market.

Corrected daily by w. B. Hibbs & Co.,
members of the New York Exchange
1919 z Street
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The ResoIute at Hnyana.

The Resolute reached Havana this morn
ing according to advices received at the
L Navy Department.
The evening times., 1899-03-18

Today, and until further the National
Capital Brewing Co.'S Book BeCr will be on
draught at all leading hotels and restaurants
The evening times., 1899-03-18

Chicago Grain and Provision Market
Corrected daily by ". q. Hibbs * Co.
members OF the New York Exchange.
The evening times., 1899-03-18
Walters ToothacheWax.

instant cure. Price, loc All druggists Ask
for and insist on walter'a Sure relief. fs2S-sms
The evening times., 1899-03-18
ENQUIRIES FOR REAL
ESTATE NUMEROUS
Many Transactions in Resi-
dence Property.
Prospects for the Spring Consid-
cred Encouraging.
Speculation as to the Identity of tho
Purchasers Of the Old
Ball Park.

The universal opinion of the real estate
brokers is that the spring boom in realty
has begun and that from this time the
market will be active and prices better
Enquiries for residence property are being
made every day, and especially for houses
and unimproved property in the suburbs
Sales are made every day also, though up
TO this time few large deals have been
closed this month. The encouragement of
seeing people anxious TO buy in the real
estate offices, however, is almost as much
to the brokers as actual sales, for it indi-
Gates condition of mind on the part of
the public that has been absent for sew
eral months.
Money is going begging. The banks are
fuli OF II and nobody seems to want TO
borrow even al the very low rates prevail
ing. This fact is one of the most potent
inducements TO buy real estate. as il has
always been in the past. Brokers state
that people come TO them every day with
sums for investment in property likely to
partake in the general advance in prices
now due. The activity Of the security mar
ket, while not directly a help TO the real
estate situation is undoubtedly beneficial
TO it. Prices in stocks are so high that
many investors do not care TO buy them
further. The profits in speculation in
stocks also 90 into the real estate mar
ket largely, though not wholly OF course.
The most important deal in the local
market this week was the sale OF part of
square 63S by Chester \. Snow TO d Balti-
more gentleman for Sg25 0O0 Full par
ticulars Of the sale have been published in
The Times heretofore. AIR Shows holding
comprised the west half Of the square
fronting on North Capitol Street, F and q
Streets. and included nearly all OF the old
ball park in that square Speculation is
still rife as 10 the identity of the pur-
chasers OF the property. One suggestion
made is that the Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road is the new owner and that the road
intends TO secure the remainder of the
square which fronts on the tracks of the
company. Another theory is that the
Stevens-C Crosby street railroad syndicate
is the purchaser. No facts in support of
either theory are TO be discovered and as
yet the transaction is something OF a
mystery.
John r. Mclean has solo 10 Charles r.
Bond lot A in Howard's subdivision Of
square S46. comprising the LOT on the
northwest corner of F and Tenth Streets.
The property fronts is II feet on F-Street
and II feet on Tenth, and thus contains
LII 1-2 feet. The price paid per square
foot by Mr.. Bond was about $40.
Several sales have been made recently in
Bloomingdale by James B. Winner, the
real estate broker. Good sales have also
been made in Moore's addition TO lie Droit
Park, in Columbia Heights, and in the
subdivisions along the line of the Chevy
Chase railway.
Hensey & Co. the brokers' began this
week work on a row of twenty houses on
the north side OF Florida Avenue between
Second and Third Streets. The row has
been described heretofore in The Times.
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Order case Of Heurich's Book by phonine
GA, Arlington Bottling Co.
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John r. Mclean has sOld 10 Charles r.
Bond lot A in Howard's subdivision of
square 946. comprising the LOT on the
northwest corner of + and Tenth Streets.
The property fronts IS II feet on F-Street
and II feet on Tenth, and thus contains
LII 1-2 feet. The price paid per square
foot by Mr. Bond was about $40.
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York houses is of the most confident char
acter
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Several sales have been made recently in
Bloomingdale by James B. Winner the
real estate broker. Good sales have also
been made in Moores addition TO lie Droit
Park, in Columbia Heights, and in the
subdivisions along the line of the Chevy
Chase railway.
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Hensey & Co, the brokers, began this
week work on a row of twenty houses on
the north side OF Florida Avenue between
Second and Third Streets. The row has
been described heretofore in The Times
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Brooklyn Rapid Transit was one of the
features of the list, although no large
squirt was made in the price. The opening
was around 102 and the close above lO3
The buying of the stock by large New
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-07-13
Secretary Alger Makes a state
ment Concerning Reports OF
His Resignation.
Has No Present Intention Of Quit
ting the Cabinet. But May
DO So
If Health or Business Make 1t
Imperative~.A Challenge
to Critics.

TAsH1Ec-oH. July -3.-S-e.a-r A..
ger Il. made - a representative .. lie
Associated Press his frs. persona. state
nen. co1ce-D:ng me reports that IL Is
ado1. 70 resign from the cabinet.
We. asked as e ne truth Q: me ru.
no-s. -he secretary said:
WHAT &c you mean. exactly:
Il mean - ask whether q Lot the
s.c-s= .La. -ou are 70 retire :.ou the
cs0:ne. n the near future are true:
There Is nothing II these reports
u. a:-. replied the secretary. Il shall
&c. retire his year. certainly, and can
10. say az 4 the future. Ny private
business ard re state Of my health will
govern ny future course.
"Tcsss constant. assaults and repeated
Lase.-ss .epov-: are. o. u.se very an
1oy..g - us and extremely distressing
&c Ky family. III. / have never retired
under Ere ve., and do no: propose 70 do
SC low. Nothing that l have ever
heard D: " known Of has been 50 cruel
as :-es= attacks upon ne. If my crit.
!cs car pint 10 4 thing ia my
oEc,al ca-eer that l have done that l
o1gL. 10. 70 have done. or that l have
no. done that l should have done, l
sha.. be very glad 70 surrender my pres
e.- cEc;al duties"
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STRICT QUARANTINE.
General Wood Takes Measures to STAINS
Out Yellow Fever.

SANTIAGO De CUBA. July I3.-General
Leonard Wood, in command Of the De-
pa--Uaent Of Santiago, has issued Gen.
era. Order No. "a, establishing absolute
quarantine. All officers Of the govern
nent and employees are forbidden 10
enter the city. with the exception Of
those belonging to the department.
Major Carr and Surgeons Mendez and
Nulez are detailed to take charge Of
the fever patients in the city. which is
placed under strict regulations. Other
officers will have charge Of the yellow
fever hospital on the island. The mayor
Is directed TO close all American hotels
and saloons. to forbid other liquor deal
ers 70 sell intoxicant= to Americans and
70 arrest all intoxicated Americans Q,
loiterers in saloons. The principal hotels
and saloons are designated by name.
The pack trains have been ordered tc
establish camps outside the city, and
all the troops will be moved to Songo,
except q company at Moro castle.
The headquarters Of all the depart
ments have been moved to Crvsto. and
the railroad aud steamship lines are
forbidden 70 bring Americans into the
CITY. No ships are permitted to touch
a. re waarves.
T.e ~s.-ic.est regulations have been
established 70. protection from fever OF
the company Of soldiers at Moro castle,
Supplies are 10 be left at a road depo,
and Will be taken to the soldiers by
teams from the camp. No travellers
will be permitted to leave here withou,
having undergone five days detention in
camp.
General Wood proposes to adop,
heroic measures TO stamp out the fever.
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TO TELL THEIR STORY.
Chairman Grant and Sm~sltsrmen's ON
css Will He Called Upon to Testify.

s.uoi ulo0 or00t o0O Smoltormen'O Oms
css VIII he Called Upon to Testify.
DENVER, July 13.-Chairman James
3. Grant of the operating committee Of
the American Smelling and Refining
company, and the officers Of the Smell
termen's union. which he has refused to
recognize, will be summoned before
the subcommittee Of the National In
dustrial commission. which meets here
to investigate mining conditions in the
West, and will be required to testify in
open session in regard TO the relation of
capital to labor in the smelters which
are now closed IN account Of the differ.
ences between the managers and the
workmen. arising under the eight hour
law. The committee will hold daily
sessions in Denver, probably for a week.
They will then go to Salt Lake CITY
and after the session there is concluded
Will proceed to Wardner. Ida, to in.
1uire into the labor troubles there.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-07-13
MURDER IN A CHURCH.
Cousin OF Ez.Seeretary Carlisle Kills {
Principal Of Dallas High school

Cousin Of Ez.Seeretary Carlisle Kills the
Principal Of Dallas High School
Dallas. Tex. July Ia.-At e3l
O'clock las, night ~ Of the most start
Ing tragedies Dallas has ever known
occurred in the FRS. Christian church.
IL the m;ds. Of a protracced service
john Carlisle arose from his seat,
walked 70 where Professor ". Lips
comb. principal Of the high school, was
seated and shot him without a word OF
warning. Carlisle was seized and taken
70 Jail. Professor Lipscomb died later.
Carlisle had been chief jani.or at the
high school, bat failed to be reappointed
By the school board. he attributed his
defeat to the professors influence and
this is said to be the cause for the muir.
der. Carlisle is a cousin Of Former
Secretary Of the Treasury John 6. Car.
Isle.
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Columbian Cath Ollie School.

MADISON, Wis, July -. ~-Archbishop
Martinelli, apostolic delegate to the
United States, will celebrate pontifcal
mass here a week from next Sunday
The occasion Of his coming is the Col.
umbian Catholic summer school. inst
beginning its fifth annual session here.
1t is expected Archbishop Ireland will
stop here on his way home for a few
DAYS,
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-07-13
EDUCATORS ARE BUSY.
National! Convention Gets Down to Work
in Earnest.

Los ANGELES, Cal, July 13.-The
National Educational convention has
settled down to steady, hard work. II
departments holding sessions in the
afternoon, in addition I 0 general ses-
sions both in the afternoon and evening.
Mrs. Helen Greenfell, state superinten.
dent Of public instruction Of Colorado.
read a paper in the general session bear.
ing the suggestive title Of Quo Vadi.
mus" which bore upon relations exist
ing, and which ought to exist, between
the school and the home.
Hon. L. Harvey, superintendent Of
public instruction Of Wisconsin. in deal
ing with Fundamentals in Teachiny.-
struck a respondent note in outlining
how far the individual freedom Of the
teacher Is bounded by H., organization
Of the school curriculum.
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81. Paul Union Stock Yarda
SOUTH ST. PAUL. july IL

SOUTH ST. PAUL, July ~.
HOGS-Market 5@10c higher thar
yesterday; quality only fair. Range Of
prices, g. 60@40O.
CATTLE-Butcher cattle steady and
not many hsre. Good demand for stoch
cattle. Common dull.
Sales ranged at -. U@AW for cows:
l0O@6.0o for steers: q 7503.05 for bulls:
S.oo05.60 for calves: "a. 500A35 for stock.
sfs; a. 6608.6 Is for heifers,
sHEEP-Market Csc lower than yse
terday: Only good sheep and lambs arr
wanted.
ssles ranged 1t q 1904 q for ahe.p:
e600D6.96 for lambs.
heesipts: Cattle 800: calves, 10; No.
A9o0: sheen, 20.