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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-06-25
WANT EDDIE
IN HILO TOWN

Capt. Eddie Fernandez of the Dia-
mond Head baseball team will prob
ably go to Hilo to play socker against
the Au-Hawaii team, and his fame as
a baseball player has spread to such
degree that he is in great demand Tor
the games which are to be played IN
HiIo by the teams of that city. He
has received letters from the captains
of the Hilos, the Hilo A. c.. and the
Mooheaus, asking for his services while
on the trip. He has given no definite
answers as yet. but will lean towards
the Mooheaus in all probability.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-06-25

thirteen or fourteen months. The
launch has been built at Johnson's shop
on Halekauwila street near the electric
light works. At this time she lacks
only a little polishing and the Racine
engine TO nj her for the deep. Her
engine will arrive In a few weeks from
the east.
The new launch II p feet long. 5i-z
feet deep and eight-horse power. She
has a sharp bow. similar in design 20
Mrs. Campbell-Parker's koa finished
launch. and will have a speed equal 10
any pleasure launch In the islands.
The boat Is constructed Of the best
material and has copper fastenings
throughout. She IL owned By a hui OF
Honolulu men who take an interest In
"A more staid scheme 81 boating than
yachts and trade winds commonly az
ford.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-06-25
STANDING OF
COAST LEAGUES

The standing of the teams in the
three big leagues on June 16 was:
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.
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TEAMS
ARE SELECTED

Capt. Eddie Fernandez, of the All
Oahu Seeker team, which will play
against the All-Hawaii team in Hho
on the Fourth of July, has received a
letter from Manager-Captain R. M
Lindsay, of the Hawaii aggregation,
giving the lineup of the team ana
also the fact that the colors chosen
bv Hilo are to be blue and white. The
colors are mentioned in order that the
local team may not choose the same
that have already been chosen by the
H.loites and so cause confusion on the
day of the game.
The local team is a strong one and
should make a good showing. 1t viii
be interesting indeed if Honolulu
horse can win the Merchants Stake, a
Honolulu team the socker champion
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-06-25
JOY MAKES GOOD
IN LONG CAME
Coast Press Praises Work OF
the Big Honolulu
Pitcher.

In regard to the twelve-inning game
pitched by Barney Joy in San Fran
cisco a week ago Saturday, the CAM
fornia papers have not been scarce with
their praise of the big Hawaiian. Some
Of the comments on this game are as
follows:
Barney JOY pitched out the full
twelve innings for the Seals and show
ed wonderful form throughout. he nau
sensational speed, good control and an
assortment of curves which would de-
ceive any batsman. If he can develop
all these and add a little cunning 10
his work, he will prove the great
pitching find of the season.-Cali.
The Commuters continued on their
upward march yesterday, but they nao
to go some and be there all the time
tn do it. Two TO one was the score
when the game ended, and there were
twelve innings of the toughest Klnu
of a struggle before this conclusion
was arrived at. Had not spencer
tossed away a ball in the fifth In the
most erratic sort of a way the game
would never have gone beyond the
conventional ninth period. But that
another story-as the nature takers
say.
Barney Joy was on the slab for the
Seals. and it was really shame that
he should have lost so brilliant a bat
tie. He had the crowd with MIN 10
a. man-and a woman. He was pitcn-
ing frst-class ball, and should nave
been in the winning end. But Spencer
tossed that ball away, SO what's the
use?
You see. the Seals had annexed q
taIly in the third inning and that one
mark should have been enough to win
the game. They got it on Street
single, Mothers double and Hide
single. and from the way things were
going. they looked to have beautl-
f,1l chance to win a game at 10.
They would have done SO, too, but
| Spencer threw the ball away-and they
| didn't.
1t was in the fifth that the substi-
| tute third-sacker executed his dummy
play. Devereaux had walked and had
gone to third on Gates single. He
started to steal home from there, but
Rarnev was on the lookout ana
whipped the ball quick to Street. the
| red dog darted back for third. Street
tossed the ball down to Spencer ano
Brick started again for the plate
Spencer then threw the ball so high
over the plate that it almost broke
the official scorers glasses. The result
| was that Devereaux scored, of course
| There wasn't another run from then
on until the eleventh, when Gates
ripped off double, Smith singled and
Van Haltren flew out to right, Gates
heating the throw to the plate.-Exam'
| liner.
Barney Joy lost his game, but he heio
| the hits down to the same number pre-
scented by Eli Gates, and his work was
an Improvement over the past. Wha'
| the big fellow needs more than any
thing else is plenty Of chance to keep
| busy. The fielding back of him was
not fauItless. but at times it was on
| 49, r~.ao+ao,1Iar or1ar-ChrOnicle.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-06-25
SECOND ROUND
Is COMPLETED

The last match of the second round
in the Moanalua annual match play
tournament took place on Sunday, NJ.
r. Jameson defeating ]. o. Young five
up and three to play. The third round
which will be commenced Immediately
consists Of the following matches: A.
H. White V. 5. G.. Wilder, Capt. Comne
V. f. Monroe, E. o. White V. w. {.
Wilder. J. a. Wilder V. F. Klebahn, /.
Gill Y. H. II. Walker, c. z. Edmunds
Y. D. w. Anderson, F. H. Larnder V.
]. Cullen, H. A Wilder Y. NJ. r. janet
son. g,
one interesting thing may be noted
in regard to this tournament, the pre-
eminence of the Wilder family. Four
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-06-25
MAKE ENTRIES
FOR GOLF MATCH

The entries for the handicap match
play tournament for the McInerny cup
will close on June 20 at E o. Hall and
Son. The tournament will be played at
the Country Club and Will commence
Immediately after the drawings have
been made. The cup, which is on ex-
hibition at E. o. Halls at present, Is
one of the finest ever played for in this
city. being a loving cup of solid silver,
with ivory handles.
The following entries for the tourna-
ment have been made already: z. o.
White. Austin White, C. J. Hutchins,
II. H. Walker, ]. H. cation, S. q. Will
der. J. O. Young, c. H. Merriam, a. c.
Wall and T. Gill.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-06-25
LOCAL SHOTS
BEAT MAUI

A wireless message received yester-
dav from Maui contained the informa-
tion that the Maui Gun Club in the
shoot against the Haw allan Gun club
had scored 239 out Of a possible 400
The local men, as told in yesterday
Advertiser made total score OF SS5,
so they defeated the Maui team by 20
points. The average for the Honolulu
team was AZ out of a possible 80 and
for the Maui team 30. More complete
details are expected on the next steam
er from Maui.
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ship, and the Honolulu Chinese Ath-
Ietic Club, the Chinese baseball honors.
There will be a big crowd from this
city TO Hilo on the Fourth of July on
account of the fact that so many
branches of sport are to be taken part
in by Honolulu players.
The line-ups of the two socker teams
will probable be about as follows,
though the Honolulu team may be
changed in regard to several players:
Hawaii-Goal, George Desha; backs,
Lindsay. Kellner: half backs, F. An
derson, w Chalmers, Fraser; forwards,
Mckenzie, Donald, Wilke, Rattray
Jamie.
Oahu-Goal, r. Chillingworth; backs,
r. Cation, J. Clark; half backs, J. An
derson. Mayall, r. Dixon; forwards, G.
Oss, z. Fernandez, j. Catterall, Hick-
man, E. Kea.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-06-25
WRESTLE TONIGHT
AT ORPHEUM

The wrestling match between J. o.
Spencer. % this city and John Papas
Of co. l.. Tenth Infantry. comes on
tonight az the Orpheum. The Gratco-
Roman style will be used and Harry
Cobb will be the referee. There VII be
preliminary bouts which viii also
create a good deal OF interest.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-07
AILETHUO TAKES
JAMAICA STAKES

NEW YORK, May 6.-1n driving
rainstorm Allethuo. the I to s favorite,
won the Williamsburg handicap from
Ampedo by, the narrowest Of margins at
Jamaica to-day. Saracinescn was thru
The race looked easy for Ailethuo at the
head OF the stretch but Ampado came
with n rush and almost nosed the favor
lite out in the last jump. Five fayorites
won. Summarizes:
First race-selling, five furlongs-Sen-
ator heckham q to y first. Marbles Is
to y second. Tllckilns g to y third.
Time, l:01 4-5.
Robin Go' HOOD o to 1o5 o. frst. slickawaS @
to u second Sir Toddington @ to ~
third. Time. 1907.
Third race-mie and siXteenth-Good
Luck 60 to 1O) first, 'tomniY Wnddel I'll
to 81 second. Whimsical g to y third,
Time. TAT
cap, six MISUNDERSTANDING q to 81 first.
An,redo fsO tn u second, Saracincsca e
to ~ third. Tine, 1:14.
Fifth rac.--se'ling, five furlongs-
Bounding Elk e. TO. y first. Paul Pry. &C
to to y second. Fresh as to 81 third
Sixth races selling. six furlongs-Gold-
en- West e to p FIRST Vestabella Ga to
10y second, Bromna "a to y third.
Time, 1:16 3-5.
Seventh race--six ,furlongs-Tramp q
to y first, Dan Buhre 6 to 81 second.
Herman Is to y third. Time, 1916
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-07
ATKINSON CAPTAIN.
Florida Man Will Head Virginia's
Basketball Five.

=
CHARLOTTESVILLE VA, May c.
At meeting of the basketball team OF
tho University of Virginia, George II.
Atkinson, Of Ocala. Fla, was unanl-
mously elected to captain tho five for
1907-'OS For the past two years At
kinson has been ono Of the stars Of
the team. Besides being a fast, clever
dodgor. accurate in passing and throw
ing, he is q hard and enthusiastic
worker.
The prospects for next years five
are unusually bright, owing to tho
number.of this seasons team which
will return to college. or the 1906
team, Captain w. L.. Glenn, G. II, At
kinson, ]. G. Grinnalds. p. r. Ashby,
w. e. Hawkins, c. L. Williams and J.
N. ackson. will be back. Jackson was
@ prominent member Of the 1905 team
but was compelled to leave college,
owing to some eye trouble. at tho be-
ginning of tho present session. In ad-
dition to this nucleus, q number Of new
men Of ability are expected, among
them being two cracks from the Staun-
ton Va.) team. Wilmington. the star
Of the Washington and Lee University
five, will likely matriculnte also.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-07
Mr.. ALLEN LEASES
Valentine HOUSE
Well-Known Property Will Be.
come Part Of the Allen
Hotel.

Mr.. Stove Allen. the PROPRIETOR of the
Allen Hotel, has leased the Valentine
House, at Ninth and Broad streets. run
ming back to Capitol Street. It Is un-
8derstood that Mr.. Allen WILL improve
the property and make 1t a part OF his
hotel. n
The Valentine House was sold some
months ago to tho Richmond Realty
Corporation, q syndicate headed by Mr..
II. y. Eichelberger. The question as
of what use the eligible site would be
put to has been discussed not little Il,
real estate circles. Romancers have
erected skyscrapers. tenement houses.
hotels and theatres on 1t, hut tho own
era kent mum.
Mr.. ALIENS lease is for Ave years, al d
the presumption Is that his irnproYe.
ments Wall not be assextensiya sass IL he
had purchased outright, hut viii " be
confined to making the pl lace furnish
additional and pleasant rpoming CO.
pacity for his hostelry, 1s
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STOCKS AND BONDS

and the maintenance OF prosperous
business throughout the country makes
for hopcfulness OF better prices
before long. For our purt, we look
more for a trading market for some lit
tie time to come"
The exports of specie from
Now York Inst week to I'LL coun-
tries aggregate s76G,1i2 silver
and $4,000 gold, total OF s771,1A2,
against sl,1o4,531 gold and silver In
the same period last year. Since JAM
Euary LIST the exports of gold were ST.
1880 and silver s14.3G2,S77, against
s4.o24,522 gold and s19,72S,651 silver IN
the corresponding period last year.
Tho imports were s6S,o74 gold and
s10,9s9 silver, n total Of SS5,036
against si07,934'thc previous week and
S7.4S6,S21 In thessame period last year
Since January list sb.963,318, against
s22 ,033G16 In tho corresponding period
last year.
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RAILROAD NEWS
FROM ALL POINTS
Steamboats, Going Down tile
James Crowded Both Day
and Night.
ROADS TO FIGHT 2-cENT RATE
ROADS TO FIGHT 2-CENT RATE
Scaboard Air Line to Make
Notable Exhibit at the Great
Exposition.

President Stevens, of the Chesapeaket
and Ohio left for Washington yester-1
day. He has been SO busy with other
matters since his return from q West
ern tour. that he has not yet had timel
to confer with the legal advisers Of the
road as to the probable action Of the
Chesapeake and Ohio concerning the
poration Commission. It seems to be,
pretty generally settled, however, that
all Of the roads centring in Virginia
will unite in the fight before the high
or courts. The Southern, it Is UNDER
stood, has taken the initiative, and
theSe can be hardly doubt that all the
other roads will join in the contest
Mrs. L. Z. Chandler, assistant general
freight agent OF the Seaboard Air Line.
with headquarters in Portsmouth, was
in the city yesterday on business for
his road.
Both the day and the night steamers
plying the James between here and the
jamestown Exposition. are getting their
full share Of the exposition traffic. The
Brandon, OF the Old Dominion Line.
went down last night with its passen-
| ger space filled, and this has been the
case very night on this line since the
| opening of the big show. The two
boats of tho Virginia Navigation Com
pany, which make daylight trips. also
1 go crowded every morning.
For exhibition proposes at the James
| town Exposition, the Seaboard Air Line
has engaged section eight, located with
1 TN..N.l f>lA Tl.,11 cot,
ing 1900 square feet.
| AS the Seaboard has no fixed eX.
hibit it is necessary to collect one
| and it is the effort of tho officers tc
get away from the stereotype form
In doing this 1t is has been decided tc
! show the resources in their various
/ forms Of completion into finished arti-
Giles. Cotton will begin with the boil
and be followed by the bale. the yarn
Shooting. lawns. prints and all Other
forms Of manufacture. From the seet
4 will be shown It's by-products. such a.
i oil, cake, meal, foots. hulls. COMPOUND
lards, soap high grades Of refined
edlbles and other forms. Sea-land cot
A ton and It's products will also be dis
played.
4 In making an exhibit of woods. tn
4 company will use tho trunks Of tree
as we'll rs tho polished planks. From
4 the territory contiguous to the Atlant
and Birmingham line there will b
shown a fine and varied limo OF min
erals. Florida products will be In evl
donce in the shape OF fruits, vegetable
of all kinds. and rare tropical and sub
tropical plants. An exhibit Of sponge
will be made, this industry being car
ried on extensively at Cedar Keys. Til
Seaboard Air Line officers have also ar
ranged for nm interesting collection o
sumatra leaf tobacco, produced in tn
hill country Of Florida. This leaf /
It's various forms. including Who'll
plants rs they grow under shade, vii
| be displayed.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-07

Tho stock market was something OF
u puzzle yesterday. and tho Richmond
people who watch the ticker generally
kept their hands off, Business was
dull all over the country, the total
transactions in New York amounting
TO but little more than half million
shares.
A New York concern yesterday wired
to q correspondent In this city the fol :
lowing non committal summary:
'rhe general situation continues II
he very interesting to those who are
trying to gather q line up on tho prob
able course Of prices. Tho effects Of
the March panic and the backward con-
dition OF tho crops, together with the
widespread anti-corporation cam.
paign undoubtedly makes for dullness
if not sngglng prices, whereas the low
level to which many stocks have fallen
the excellent dividend returns on then
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REAL ESTATE AND
BUILDING NEWS
Activity All Along the Line il
the Weather Will Kindly
Permit.
AUCTION SALES ANNOUNCED
Some Good Sales Were Made
Last Week i'll Spite Of
Weather.

Nothing short OF tho most unfavor-
able OF weather will prevent good real
estate business this week. Investors
arc on the lookout for bargains and
there are numbers of sellers who are
willing enough to dispose OF their prop
crty when the right kind Of an offer
hobs up. When people want TO buy
and other people want to sell the wide
awake real estate agents Will do tho
rest.
number of interesting auction sales
arc announced for this week, among
them the following:
To-day, at s o'clock Messrs Green and
ncdd Will sell the splendid home OF
John w Brauer. No. 1870 North
Twenty-nfth Street. Following this
sale tho same firm will dispose of a
number Of vacant lots on Twenty fifth
Street. and n larger number of Twenty
fourth.
At $3.50 o'clock Mcssrs. Pollard and
Bagby will sell the large tobacco fac
tory, with all the machinery and fix
lures therein contained. at the corner
OF Twentyseventh and Main Streets.
At 9 o'clock this afternoon Mr.. w
c. Blanton VIII sell the detached frame
dwelling. No. 4io North Twcnty-sixth
Street.
ilcIt Will uioO NC StscltI uuSlloi
sales tomorrow.
Mrs. Emma Lee Vaughan has pur.
chased the handsome residence. No.
1ii6 Park Avenue. The price paid wa:
$500.
Messrs. J. Thompson Brown and Com
pany. relying on the promises Of th'
wcathcrman for clear skies the mos
Of this week. look for activity in rea
estate circles. Last week they SOLE
about $4,000 worth Of valuable prop
erty In and around Richmond. Anon;
others closed they report the follow
Ing sales:
Sale OF the Powell farm, at Dunbar
ton, TO Mr. l.. T. Hicks, for $4,000; No
1921 Ivy street to Mrs. Matte w
Hnrdwick. for $4,000; cighty-fivc foo
Grace street lot. for $500: No. so
East Leigh Street, for $3.50; Broa
Street store, for s27,5oo and severa
other sales or less Importance in othe
sections. With fair weather they pre-
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REAL ESTATE BONDS.
Something New on the Richmond
Market for Investors.

aIessrs Green &: Redd. real estate
agents and private bankers. offer Tor
sale 100000 Of first mortgage real es-
tate notes bearing 6 per cent. interest
They are simply notes bearing tha'
rate OF interest and secured by first
class real estate located In this city.
Though this simple statement explains
the whole matter. tho fact Is that IT
is a distinctively new line of business
In this city.
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base; e. Hotchkiss. shortstop; T. r.
Bryan, centre field; Conquest. right-fleld.
Commonw eath-Jones, right-neld; Nc
Neil second-base; Ellyson. pitcher; Hltc,
catcher; Leigh, thirdbase, Flemming,
shortstop; Gordon. first base; Nelson, CEN
tre-feld; Harrison, left-neld.
Every ono who Is named in the local
who's who" Of society will be present,
while the lovers of sport will not fail to
witness an excellent game OF ball, well
up in the professional class.
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Hotel Wachapreague.
(open all the year,,

Nearest Seaside Resort north Of James,
town. (Fresh ana Salt Water Baths froe).
improvements 1907:
Island House open June list,
Summer excursion boat arranged SINH
lar to Summer trolley car plying between
the hotels Gree to guests).
Salt Water Baths in Hotel Wacha-
Cheap rates for Fishing. Driving and
Outing. ..is
(surf Bathing. Fishing a,ll Shooting
unsurpassed).
For further information send for book
let to A. II. G.. MEARS,
Wachapreague, Va
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TWO RIVAL CLUBS
WILL MEET TO-DAY
Commonwealth and Westmorc-
land Will Clash Before Rich
mond Society.
JAKE WELLS WILL UMPIRE ; ::
Debutantes, Appropriately Cos
tuned, Will Sell Popcorn and
and Peanuts.


Those old social and athletic rivals.
the Wcstmoreland and Commonwealth
Clubs will again meet In battle upon
the baseball diamond this afternoon
at 40 o'clock for the club honors Of
the city. and for the benefit OF the
Girls Club. a chartered organization
composed of the best known ladies OF
the city. These ladies' maintain club
sanization. and the proceeds Of tho
wholly to this worthy cause
The officers of the club are as fol-
lows: Miss Maud Morgan. president;
Miss Evelyn Gordon, vice president,
and Miss Roberta, Noting. secretary
A delegation Of the city's prettlest
debutantes appropriately costumed.
Will sell peanuts and score cards at
the game this evening. Among them
are Misses Julia Joynes, Julie Oster-
lch, Page Aylett Royal, Daisy Boykin,
Heningham Elicit and Mary Butler,
The peanut and program market
should be lively with these charming
salesladies.
Should Be Good Game.
The baseball game will be an inter-
esting attraction on its merits, some of
the best players in the city being en-
braccI in the batting order Of the
| Two teams. The social standing of
the players and the purpose Of the
game will combine to attract one of
the largest outpourings of society that
ever attended baseball game in Rich
mond. Then, too. the baseball on
thusiasts. large and small, will be
there to see the play.
An added attraction will DO Justic,
4 John Crutch1led. who. with true lege
precision and skill. will pitch the frs
curve over the plate, or in the neighbor
hood OF It. This exhibition alone vii
be well worth tho price of admission
and doubtless many thousands who hav
done time. or who have trembled ii
| the august presence Of the great jurist
will delight to observe him in playful
mood. and get on to his curves.
Mr.. Jake Wells, the Romulus of base
ball In Richmond. has consented to UNI
pire, and will adorn the diamond by III
/ presence.
Last year the games between the tw
/ clubs werc Of the red-hot variety, an!
the fight was waged bitterly until til
| last man was out In the ninth inning {
i the third and decisive game. Common
wealth won, but by an infinitesimal mar
gin This year tho Westmoreland mon 50
A that they will take Commonwealth Int
camp, and whether this Is truo or not,
good game is assured.
4 The batting order of tho two mines
as follows:
4 Westmorciand-Cardo catcher; Da,
, export, second-base: Reynolds, third
base; MCGUIRE. pitcher; Williams. lcf
4 field; II. Hotchklss Or Il. G. Bryan. first
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-07
.WALTHOUR BADLY HURT
IN BICYCLE ACCIDENT

BERLIN. May s,-"Bobby' walthour. tho
American bicycle rider. met with "a serious
accident at Erfurt yesterday. After WIN
ming Nifty kllometre heat against Van St.
Derstuyft, Walthour fell frolI his wheel Just
after crossing tho finish line. striking his
head against u wooden railing Ho was
carried to the hospital unconscious.
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Mr.. Eggleston Returns.

Hon joseph D. Eggleston. Jr., supe.in-
tendent OF Public Instruction. returned last
night from trip to Southwest virginia.
Mr.. Eggegton ha. been speaking foT the
cause of popular education in several sec
lions of the State for tho past week or ten
days. He is much fatisued. but VIII leave
this morning for Appomatso., where he VIII
speak at a rally to-day.
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dict that this week will be ono OF
greater activity as Is indicated by many
negotiations now pending, which gives
promises OF ultimate closing.