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New-York tribune., 1902-01-28
ONE MORE HEARING ON STREET SIGNS.

Mr.. CANTOR SAYS HE WILL THEN ASK FOR AN
APPROPRIATION.
Borough President Cantor said yesterday arter-
noon af,er his meeting with the Municipal Art
Commissions committee street signs. that there
would be one more hearing. and only one. and that
would be a public hearing Monday afternoon
next al 2:3O O'Clock. Any desiring TO afr his
views will have an opportunity TO be heard, II he
will be brief and to the point
There was more discussion yesterday with refer
ence to the desirability of three-Square sign
some Of the members Os the Municipal Art Com
mission favor this style OF sign, but IT is under
stood that Mr. Cantor is opposed to it. Mr. Can
tors remarks indicated that Immediately after the
meeting next Monday he would ask the Board OF
Estimate for appropriation 10 cover the ex-
pense OF putting Up new signs
New-York tribune., 1902-01-28
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF CHEER

Allie Bingham. OF Asbury PARK N j. achho"l-
odgos tho sunshine she receives from Miss Williams,
Of Mauch Chunk and Mrs. Hastings. OF Holyoke.
Mass: Mary T. Boutwell, of Vermont. can hardly
tell how happy she made by the receipt or
curios from the general office: Miss Maggie WeiSei
Of Cromwell Ind is delighted with the packages
~ Quilt pleces sent her In response to her request
and she also received one parcel of 'beauutul SILK
pieces" some OF which she can use Tor trimmings
She sends thanks to every one who so kindly re-
her
New-York tribune., 1902-01-28
THE c5rJc COUNCIL NO MORE.

The announcement made yesterday that the
Civic Council founded by the Rev. A u. p. Bliss
as a non partisan reform society. has gone out of
existence. Its last meeting was held week ago
II has given up it's lease of Civic Hall. No 12S East
Twenty-eighth-st. The building has been leased by
Walter Vrooman who started agitation here
several wears ago under the auspices of the Ruskin
Hall Society of England to found Ruskin Hall col
leges all over the country. Civic Hall is TO be the
New-York headquarters of the Ruskin Hall move
New-York tribune., 1902-01-28
BIRTHDAY LETTER PARTIES.

Miss Newton. OF New-Haven. Conn. asks that
Mrs Yale of Lenox-st., Fair Haven. Conn, may
have s1nsbIne letters etc, her birthday. Janu-
ary 30 She Is an aged shut In member who has
always been dngent in sending sunshine into the
Miss Emma J. Rogers of Waynesburg. Penn,
will he pleased to receive CHEEKY letters on her an
niyersary day, February l.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-28
ST. ROSES SETTLEMENT BEyEFJT

The work of trying To Americanize Bohemians
and Italians of the locality has been undertaken
by st. Roses Settlement. of No. S52 East Sixty
sixth-st., and musical will he given AZ the Wal
dorf-Astoria Wednesday morning in aid OF the
project Some OF those Interested who have tickets
Eighty-second-st; Mrs Robert Hoguet One hun
dred-and- forty -first-st.; Mrs ]. II. Haggerty No
I37 East Seventy nrst-st. ard Mrs. ]. H Coppen-
hagen No. 675 Madison-aye.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-28

are appropriate. To cut this waist in the medium
size. 3s yards of material Il inches wide. 3e yards
q inches wide. or yards "A inches wide will be
required
The pattern. No. 403f Is cut In sizes for %, 81,
35 GS and 20 inch bust measure.
The pattern will he sent to any address on re-
ceipt of 10 cents Please give number and bust
measure distinctly. Address Pattern Department;
New-YoTk Tribune. If in hurry for pattern, send
extra two cent stamp and We will mail by
letter postage in sealed envelope
New-York tribune., 1902-01-28

each change of
$ Q a S o n. This
latest design in
c ! u d e S many
n vel features
and is admirably
adapted 10 after
noon wear. The
original of white
moire po oplin.
stitched " | { h
heavy white silk,
shows gold ball
b II [ I o n S with
white silk cords
effe c tin Z the
closing at I h 9
centre front. All
waist materials.
such as taffeta,
p Q Il IL de sole.
flannel. s erg e,
cashmere, pique
Cheviot, and the
more substantial
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New-York tribune., 1902-01-28
OFFERS READING.

Mrs w J. L.. of Brooklyn, makes the following
Offer of religious reading: Il take The Home MIS-
sion Monthly and The Foreign Mission Monthly'
and I cannot make up my mind to throw them
,r,,a,- when have read them through. Do you
know of any TO whom they would De ,t OF Nalue e
n so would gladly forward them Inese are
PRESBYTERIAN magazines. Possibly that might MAKE
some difference to certain people, but II Is the
Lords work-no matter under What dehohiiii"'io"
Il is being done"
New-York tribune., 1902-01-28
TO Perform MARRIAGE CEREMONIES.

Massachusetts, women said to be deeply in
terested in bill before the Massachusetts Legis-
lature asking that the Governor be empowered TO
appoint women as special commissioners" TO per-
form the marriage ceremony. Women who are
ministers OF the Gospel the only pos
sessed OF the right TO Offciate Two women who
have been mentioned especially interested in the
bill are Miss Mary F. Acton. lawyer and Mrs
artb 9
New-York tribune., 1902-01-28
BAFFEy CUTs s1s.s0o FROM SALARIES.

President Cromwell OF the Borough of Richmond
has appointed Louis Lincoln Tri > Commits
sioner of Public Works in that borough The sal
ary will be 5000 as fixed at the last meeting OF
the Board OF Estimate President Haffen an
nounces reductions IN salaries in the Bureau OF
Sewers in The Bronx amounting to s. go Besides
these reductions. suspensions witho II pay make a
further decrease of $500 The total decrease IN
is SS320.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-28
G.. L. H4RDY'S WILL PROB4TED.

EXECUTOR SAYS SETTLEMENT HAS BEEN MADE
WITH ALLEGED GRANDDAUGHTER
The will of Garret l. Hardy. the lumberman OF
the Eastern District Brooklyn. admitted TO
probate yesterday afternoon after had been con-
tested by Miss Josephine a. Hardy. who claimed TO
be a granddaughter. EN-Judge Hurd. one or the
EXECUTORS said that a settlement had been made
Jvith Miss Hardy but IL was impossible 70 learn
how much money had been given her. The value
of the estate IS more than $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-28

The audiences gathered in force at Tony Pastors
Theatre yesterday were entertained by Tom
Caron and Herbert Ward and Curran. Sisson and
Wallace, Eddie Clark. Joe Myra and Buster
Keaton Sam and Ida Kelly. Humes and Lewis
John and Carrie Mack Zanfretta and Mansfield,
the Lombard brothers, William Amos and the vita
graph.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-28
VARIETY ENTERT4INHENTS.

The continuous performance at Keth's Union
Square Theatre yesterday enlisted the services OF
James ]. Corbett. r. J. Jose. Hill and Sivtany
HiIda Thomas. supported by Lou Hall; Provost and
Provost Parker's performing dogs. Kelly and Kent,
Sheehan and Kennedy, the De BOlien brothers. the
and the biOgranh
New-York tribune., 1902-01-28
SAFE FOR JEWELS.

A steel safe for the protection of valuable jewels
Is the latest addition TO the fashionable woman S
boudoir II is a small affair. but strong. and suf-
1ctentJv ornamented to be in keeping with the
dainty appointments OF the room
New-York tribune., 1902-01-28
GorERyOR oDELL TO SPEAK TO ALUMNI.

The New-York Alumni Association OF SYRACUSE
University will hold its annual dinner at the Hotel
SAVOY on next Friday evening. Governor Odell.
Charles r. Skinner. John ID. ArchbOld and John s.
Huyler will speak at that time
New-York tribune., 1902-01-28

Among the new moving pictures shown at the
Eden Musee last evening were mysterious
ones lust received frCm Paris New wax groups
have been added, and the afternoon and evening
concerts have choice programmes.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-28
NOTICE.

All letters and packages intended for the
T. =. y. should he addressed to the Tribune
sunshine Society. Tribune Building. New
York City.
IL the above address is carefully observed.
com M IN 4 atfOns intended for the r. =. $. will
be less likely to nstray.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-28
WHEEL CHAIRS.

Mrs. Samuel s. Dennis. of New w-Jersey. will for
ward the wheel chair she has contributed the
T. S. S to poor man in Allendale. n. j.. helpless
from paralysis.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-28

ed the stock company i'm a presentation of "A
Temperance Town" at Proctors Fifth Avenue
Theatre yesterday. Between acts Webbs seals
were the leading attraction. The Five Noses
offered musical turn. and James II. Cullen and
William Link presented mOnOlOgues.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-28

Mrs I4ora Merrick. OF East Hampstead n. H.
viii be pleased to receive copies OF The Delinea-
tor II anv one has them pass on 1t Will be
an aid 10 her and to other farmers wives In their
home dTessmaking.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-28
THE TRIBUNE PATTERN.
A TISSUE PAPER PATTERN OF WOMAN'S
SHIRT WAIST OR BLOUSE. NO. 4o54
FOR 10 CENTS.

The smart blouse waists acknowledged favor
ties of fashion and grow in favor and variety with
New-York tribune., 1902-01-28

Miss Mary A. Morse, sunshine member of No.
iSS Pine-st. Manchester. N H.. has been grievousy
afflicted by the death Of her mother. Any kind and
sympathetic letters from T. S. s. members will be
comforting bit of cheer to this afflicted member.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-28

innocent Lamb" seen at Proctor's Fiji
ty-eighth Street Theatre. The Sisters Hawthorne
offered "The Lily of Laguna' Shean and Warren
held forth in travesty. Little Pich was seen for
the first time at this house. and Gus" Williams
won immediate favor In German monOlOgue.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-28
Miss Andrews. al Mammalian. who holds two :

Miss Andrews, OF Manhattan, VINO holds TWO wheel
chairs lin trust. to be lent where they will do the
most good-Outsde of hosptas-has been asked
to give the use of them two invads, one in
Manhattan and the other If possible to suffering
member in New-Jersey.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-28

The Proctor stock company entertained at the
One twenty fifth Street Theatre with
1.-The Mysterious Mr.. Buge." j. Lester Wallack.
the new leading man. was favorably received. In
vaudeville between acts the feats accomplished
nv the Ten-Ichi Troupe held first attention. George
Evans Mr. and Mrs Jimmie Barry and Mabel
Maitland were all appreciated.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-28

Alice c g: SaIlowness may be due 70 disor-
dered liver 10 imperfect nutrition. No external
application cure II, and you must depeno TOT
helm upon a suitable diet. bathing and exercise II
tho ,i,er Is at fault try a diet OF graham bread
vegetables and fruit with little meat as possible
preferably none. for a time. Take glass OF
Lemonade without sugar. every night before re-
t,r,rg and bathe the face and neck with a weak
solution of peroxide Of hydrogen taking care ho'
a. ,oucb hair or eyebrows with the liquid
II the trouble lies with. the dgesuon-ano you
,ctI have no difficulty in deciding whether that Is Is
the case-try to do with only two meals day M tne
srt at 10 a. m and the other about p m II EpY p
cannot do this convenienty ean on'S ugbt dinner
AZ the luncheon hour and only yegeta6es ana 'pTI @
Tor dinner The to your digestive organs vi y"
nrobably effect a cure In q cohpdIa'''iS '
time.
,Io,o, T Rlackheads. and frequently pimples
~ d,,a 70 the retention Of sebaceous matter IN the
skin because of careless bathing cola uouc.e ~
t,h M soan Is refreshing but in degree cleans
ing and many persons who fancy that theS a'e e
ao+ioraIIv clean because they take a daily plunge
orc In danger of suffering from choked pores
when The pirples are result OF scroiuious ten
denotes or wrong habits Of life. only physeian -
cor7netent to give advice. but they are oten mercy
Inflammation due TO the blackheads. Inc only
romed, IN the latter case IS to cleanse the pores res
thoroughly. Every night oei9Te 6ohs s,,tes LU % Win
cloths wrung out of water hot as can be DoIrLG @
LAY I and dip so frequently TO keep IT from
cooling After a thorough opening or the pores
f'onfinue this until the disgurements have dlsap-
peared which may be in two three or iour wefNb;
he soon as the blaCkheads have been panlSheG
reduce the hot water treatment to two dd ] aq
~ face and neck This will restore elaStlclty 70
tho skin Then apply cold cream ana rup II tI Wen
arrangement. this method persistentliy foIoWTd, Et
will make and keep pure. clear complexion; ne
face should be bathed in the same manner IN the
morning. - H.. .o,,o~,
careful treatment If would have hne complex,
ION At least twice a week the entire body should
have hot bath. with plenty of pure soap followed
by a copious r'nsing with clear water that grad
are thrown off In this bath and there is no efete
matter left to find It's way out by pimpIes ana
rash. -----, .,
To encourage irmness of the facial muscles and
prevent wrinkles prominent face specialist directs
that fifteen minutes every night should he given
to gently pinchng all the face. Use the tip
OF tho thumb and the bent first finger, and carry
the pinching from throat eyes This Is said to
tissue
New-York tribune., 1902-01-28
Be Strong

BE strong
Y matters not how deep intrenched the wrong
How hard the battle goes. the day how long.
Faint not! Fight on! Tomorrow comes the song.
IA late poem by DR.. Babcock
New-York tribune., 1902-01-28
GOOD CHEER.
BE STRONG!
re EtrnnR

We are not here 10 play, to dream. to drift.
We have hard work 10 do, and loads to lift.
Shun not the struggle; face it, 'Tis Gods gift.
Be strongl
Say not the days are evil-Who's 10 blame?
And fold the hands and acquesce-O shamei
Stand sneak out. and hraXelY. in Gods name
New-York tribune., 1902-01-28

The continuous vaudeville presented at Proctor's
Twenty-third Street Theatre is up to the custom
ary standard. Mime. Adelaide Hermann offered
some mystifyng experiments in magic. Milton and
Dolly Mobiles favor in their sketch. why
Walker Reformed" Ryan and Richfeld. Press
FIdridge. a. o. Duncan. Rauschelle and DAILY and
Devere were popular. The completed bill engaged
Charles Cogell Pierce and ROSyn. Fred Leslie's
troupe of performing dogs, Eva Loring and Fred
Steuber
New-York tribune., 1902-01-28

Proctor theatre. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Milton Royle
head the bill. The English 'Poney Ballet" made
a hit yesterday. and the completed Ei included
Charley Case. Lawrence and Harrington. Hall
and Staley. Arnim and Wagner, and Kitamura's s
Japs. necromancers.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-03-19
THE LONG ( SHORT O. IT

Six new ads IN our Illustrated
Want column today. Read them.
K. of Ps. meets tomorrow night
Work in the Second, or Rank. of
Esquire.
DIR. Martin, the eye specialist,
Is at the Graham boarding house.
See bis announcement in the want
column.
T. J. Stroud is now with the
Waxahachie Hardware Co., and can
give your sewing machine wants
prompt attention.
Mrs. J. w. Herndon, living a few
miles from the city, who has been
quite Ill several days, was reported
very much improved yesterday.
Mr.. T. Mahoney moved his family
to this place last night from Hills
boro and will occupy Mr.. A. r..
Bishops residence on College street.
Mr.. Mahoney will be engaged In the
erection of Trinity University with
his brother, Capt. d. Mahoney.
Scientific weather prognosticators
say that the recent heavy snow
storms north of us will produce a.
moisture in the atmosphere that
will come in contact with the warm
wave from the south and will result
in plenty of rain in the next few
days.
Mr.. w. H. Mayfield, who lives on
Mrs. Frames farm five miles west
of Waxahachie, was in the city yes
terday and stated that during the
recent storm his barn, buggy house
and cow shed were wrecked. He
has been busy since then repairing
the damage.
Some time since Uncle Frank
Harris of Ray lost fine overcoat
on the public road A lost ad'
was inserted in this paper and yes
terday Mr.. Nicely of Howard re-
turned the lost coat to this office.
Mr.. Harris was In town and the
coat was turned over to him, thus
making him happy and showing the
value of printers ink.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-03-19
Woofen SIN Declines.

Yesterday Hon Jack Beail tele-
graphed Mr.. Wooten at Dallas Te-
newing his request for o joint dis
cuasion in Bosque eounty of the is-
sues raised in Mr.. Wooten's pamph-
let of Feb. l. Mr.. Wooten replied
by wire stating that he saw no rea-
son to change his former decision.
This decision, as all know, was q
refusal to meet Mr.. Beall.
The Dallas News of this morning
states that Mr.. Wooten is Ill at his
room in the Oriental hotel, and will
be unable to meet his appointments
in Bosque before the latter part OF
the week Y
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-03-19
A Horrible Outbreaks

EsOf large sore on my little daugh-
scald head ,, writes &. ID. Isbfil Of
Morgaiitown, Team, but RuekIanss
Arnlca Salve completely cured hcr
It's "A guaranteed cure for Eczema,
letter, Salt Rllaum, Pimples, Sores,
Ulcers and Piles. Only 25 cents at
Herring sparks Drug Go.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-03-19

All children WIG expect to take
part in the Easter exercises at the
Cumberland Presbyterian church
are requested to meet next Saturday
afternoon at $3.50 o'clock for prac-
tice- OIL
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-03-19

There is "somethin'" to 1t and it
il now up To you We have pre-
pared ourselves and are able to fit
eye glasses or spectacles TO the
most complicated EYE troublep.
Examination free and satisfaction
Ross Jewelry Co.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-03-19

The contract was let yesterday Ia
II. Galbraith of Milford for the
erection in Milford of the central
building for the Texas Presbyterian
College for girls, the contract price
being sl9, 633, not including plumb
ing, heating and lighting. The con-
tract calls for the completion OF the
building by Aug. Is. There were
seven bids. The contract calls for
Ferris brick
In addition TO this the committee
agreed to have nrsic hall erected
to cost about so .e08
We test eYe- ii8 ss uast intelii-
gent and ear'#s e,ai~r, without
charge. II : tsss are needed we
can furnish them ~ u very small
cost. Fit guafamteea Ross jewel
ry Co.
DO not fail 10 MI our establish.
ment 4o8 vii Sc teEes e4 In the
the advanced ia eAod We
use In testi .-~ $oe@ IHweiry
Company.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-03-19

1t is by knowing the optical bust
ness thoroughly and attending to 1t
properly that we have built and
hope to keep our reputation. Ross
Jewelry Co., Graduate Opticians.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-03-19

Tonight and Thursday cloudy an,
probably showers, warmer.
s.. f.. SHELLITO, Observer.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-02-01
New British Battleship,

The new battleship London, when ready
for commissioning is 10 succeed the Ma
jestic as senior flagship OF the Channel
feet. The London will be one Of the most
powerful warships afost Her four 12-
inch bsrbctte guns are each capable Of
throwing an sso-pound proiectile dis
tsnce equal TO that which separate Calais
and Dover. In addition she will have
l. OF the newest pattern siX-inch quick
firers. the most formidable weapons OF
their calibre. and 30 smaller guns
krupp steel plates nearly 10 inches thick
cover ten gun positions and should sc-
cording 10 present knowledge. render
them invulnerable. Her sides are armor-
ed with eight-inch krupp steel and ~
inch krupp steel bulkheads run across
the ship. The London will carry 20Oo tons
OF coal and her crew will number 775-
London Mail.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-02-01

night comes and she has not returned
the doors OF his house are barred for the
night. Returning shortly afterward she
IN let in by the old servant and meeting
her husband i'm the hall q dramatic scene
ensues. she believing that she has been
humilated and he that the dignity OF the
Canning name has been besmirched. In a
frenzied rage she tells him that she hates
him. but when he closes his doors upon
her she crouches there in tears hating
herself instead. and realizing the great
worth OF a love whose nrst precept In
respect.
This is the great climax OF the play, and
if report Is correct the ending OF this
act has met with the stormiest applause
in every city i'm which the play has been
produced. In fact IL is said that in Her
Lord and Master" Martha Morton has
given Mr. Kelcey and Miss Shannon the
strongest vehicle that has ever fallen tn
their lot. happy galaxy or psthos and
comedy, which provokes "A hearty laugh
and sincere handicap, while In the back
ground there are touching and pathetic
episodes which bring the tear drops TO
the eye only 10 be wiped away the next
minute with the smile that follows a
scene OF levity.
Prominent I'm the cast this year are Mr..
Morton Selteu. Mr.. PERCY Brooke, Mr..
Charles Stokes Mr. Douglass Fair
banks. Mr. William Elliot. Mr. Archie
Curti.s Miss Hattie Russell. Miss Win
ona Shannon. Mrs Isabel Waldron, and
Miss Ida Darling.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-02-01

least suggestion OF the pugllist about
and anecdotes pertaining 10 his career,
and IS delivered with a delightful un-
consciousness and apparent enjoyment OF
his work. His stories are said 10 he very
breezy and out-of-the-ordinsr and he
has been one OF the seasons biggest
successes. While thousands will doubt
lessly 60 to Keiths this week TO see him.
the ladies' are certain 10 be very much
In evidence at the matinees
Screams OF laughter will he evoked by
Hickey and Nelson. who are considered
TO be one OF the greatest comedy aero
bs tic teams I'm America Aside from the
novel and clever acrobatic feats they do
heir comedy is really funny. and they
made one Of the emphatic hits OF the
Keith Boston program during the past
week
Marion Manols. the operate soprano.
Is one Of local theatre -soers biggest IA
vorites. ans she is sure 10 be accorded a
warm welcome. Miss Msnola was booked
To appear at Keith's for the past week,
but her success in Boston was so en-
phatc that she was retained there for
another week. She Is said 70 he in better
voice than ever before I'm her career, and
is singing several absolutely new songs
One OF these is sacred song by Fred
Bowers, and another dainty little ballad
called Jenny Lee" one of the fea lures
OF Miss Manola's act is her rendering OF
q beautiful little poem. which has been
the means OF eliciting the highest com
mendation from both press ana public
and has called forth many notes OF
thanks for the enjoyment given from the
leading society ladies OF Boston.
Perhaps the greatest bicycle act in Vau-
deyille today is that OF Hin a. Sylviany,
who created such sensation last fall by
riding down the steps Of the saloon OF
the ocean steamer upon which they cross
ed TO this country while the steamer was
rolling and tossing in a stormy sea. Hill
riding upon the bicycle. with Miss
sy,viany standing upon his shoulders.
They are noted for their marvellous .
powers Of equilibrium. They use the old
fashioned high wheel. which adds 10 the
difficulty of their daring fests.
4 welcome fea ture OF the bill will he
Little Elsie. the clever child impersons-
tor. This tiny mite will give her wonder
fully life-liks limitations Of we'll known
actors and actresses which has earned
for her tie appropriate sobriauet Of The
Pocket Edition OF Cissie LOTUS" and has
gained for her warm place I'm the hearts
of vaudeNillisns Duke & Harris are
team OF lady duettists. who have ex-
iremelN hne. well-halaneed Voices, -sIla- are
credited with being superb dressers.
They are said TO be the only serious rivals
that Melville and Stetson have ever had
Lynch and Jewell will be seen I'm a
novel comedy dancing act which is sure
30 score heavily. Lynch is well known
10 Keithites for his very clever dancing
being one OF the foremost Of that line
OF artists.
The kumrins Trio will offer a scream
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