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ROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE. NEWS. CBLE NEWS. CABLE VOL. 62.

NO. 158. NEW YORK. SUNDAY. JUNE 8, 1002.

PAGES 1 TO 10. COrTKIOHT. U''2. BT THE BROOKLYN DAILY KAGLE. THREE CENTS.

THE OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOCOOOOOOOOO OOOOOC200COOOOOOOOOCOOC500000 WE SHALL BE PLEASED TO ADD YOUR NAME TO OUR LIST OF CHARGE CUSTOMERS. 8 WHOLESALE. EXPORT. RETAIL. TfpTMl il llHII mill mll ml I lllllilW II I Mill i Great Reduction In Ladies' Suits.

Our entire stock of Ladiesr Tailor Made Suits, consisting of Blouse arid Eton, Tight fitting and Fly Front Suits, in Cheviots, Venetians, Broad i8 i 18 8 i T0RE8. EVERYWHERE. If 104 RETAIL BRANCHES EIGHTH AVENUE, 35TH TO 36TH STREET 260 to 268 West 36th Near 8th New York City. Fnrn Iture ICiilrmicc. I 18 Miles.

Wagon Deliveries to All Suburbs and Summer Resorts Within a Distance of Attractive Bedroom Suit Values! POTATO NEW 1 1 clotns, some silk lined, with silk drop skirt, fancy trimmed; will be sacrificed" this week at prices that put them within the reach of Ready cash should not deter you from taking advantage of this extra ordinary offer, as you can pay $1.0.0 Down $1.00 A Week On a Purchase of $10.00. $40 Suits Reduced, to $27.50 30 Suits Reduced to 22.50 25 Suits Reduced to 1 8.00 20 Suits Reduced to 6.00 15 Suits Reduced to 10.00 2S We have them in all our stores. Splendid quality, uniform in size, sound, solid and very white. None better anywhere. These are remarkable prices con sidering the exceptionally high quality of the goods.

Lrge Basket 19c. 8 8 8 8 THIS is a specimen of our superb assortment of Artistic Bedroom Furniture of Mission type. As illustrated, the suit is of Antwerp Oak, a rich brown finish, with permanent polished surface and of superior cabinet work and construction throughout. The bed has fretwork head and foot, the Dresser and Chiffonier outlines in severe simplicity correspond. Handsomely oxidized handles.

Very special value, three pieces 33.00 Chiffonier to match 14.50 Other exquisite modelsare on similarly graceful lines, and in Weathered Brown Ash and Willow Green Ash. Three piece Suit in Weathered Brown Ash 23.79 Three piece Suit in Willow Green Ash 22.50 These represent the highest achievement in value giving', and are quoted elsewhere at double the prices we ask. See our splendid assortment before purchasing. SPONGE LADY FINGERS New, dainty, packed in moisture proof carton, FREE With 1 pound package of Butler's Golden Tips Ceylon PjTr Tea at regular price of JUC SPECIAL. 6 Cakes of BUTLER'S BORAX SOAP, or 6 Cakes of BABBITT'S BEST SOAP AND 5 Pounds Best WASHING SODA for 255 cents.

SILK WAISTS. We have also made some special reductions in our Ladies' Silk Waists for the coming week that will be advantageous to your pocketbook. S3 98 to 14.50 LADIES' SHOES. Ladies' Oxfords and $3.50 Ladies' Kid Shnea. 2.50 and 3.50 T.

KELLY, 470 FULTON BROOKLYN. (Upstairs) Open Saturday Evenings Until 10. Fiber and Cotton Mattress. wood, with i c. (j I 3 8 (J 2 (.3 i VKUANIA ('HAIR, frame of hard wood, varnished, back and seat covered with heavy rood duality carpet; folds CAM CHAIK of linn back post, scat covered carpet, folds 2.39 2.99 large.

Juicy Messlr.a. Lemons, dozen Ar.ure Dine, pound box. Fiber and Cotton Mattress. x4 1.39 when not in use; as long as tliev last Oiuivas scat VITJ.A SPIT, of strikingly odd and English MtiNtnril, Our Best, V4 pound can Cxtrnctx, our 2 VmiJlIn a bottle Lemon or own brand. Short Hair Mattress, Short Hair Mattress, 3 i) effective style, in weathered oak.

with; elaborately carved back, strong frames. Rutlcr's 4.75 Catsup, Liberty Hrand. pint Concentrated Ammonia Best, large bottle 4 (i Tomnto bottle Canvas seat and back 7J)c WHITE ENAMELLED IRON BED. with straight extended foot rail, brass rods and vases, heavy pillars, extra PORCH HOOKER, of very neat de very well made and finished. Itoanj leather seals, with brass nail finish on edges.

A superb suit for the conn Witch Hazel. pint guaranteed pure. sign and desirable size: frame of maple. A BARGAIN. SUGAR AND FLOUR.

ZV 2 pounds Standard Granulated Sugar AND pounds of Pride of St. Louis Flour, Both for 12C 8C IOC 5C 5C 5C diellae finish: very strong and well 8 bottle WoreeHterKlilre Brand, pint bottle. try house and very good braced; very special value, all sizes for 3.49 Sauce Peerless 30.25 mode, scat of splint: very spe 1 value for Salt, Vacuum process, large bag Prunes, Fancy Santa Clara, averaging 55 to pound, 2 pounds for Hatchery Brand Fancy lied AlitsUn Salmon, 1.1c; 2 cans Trlnmph Baked Beans, plain or sauce, a can lal at UOU Large ARMCHAIR and ROCK VII.T.A SUITS, of excellent construction, as low as Excelsior Rrand. a pack 7.50 Gelatine, age Woven Wire Springs 1 All Iron Wire Springs l.f8 Soft Top Mattress. 2 11x3 0 1.25 Soft Top Mattress, 3 0 4 0x4 0.

.1.71) All intermediate grades many stvles. ER to match, same stvlc. at 149 C) Finest Shredded. paclt 3 lb. Feather Tlllows C'oconnnt, age WINDOW Chow muni cTcnv rc'T, Liberty Pieklen, Gherkins.

Chow or Onlonc. large bottle Oil, fiest Domestic, Vi plnt Snlnd hottle Carpets. CHINA MATTINGS. FV. SA.LJn'J.'S The Shoes That Satisfy.

I SCREENS KJ 1 I I LtJ 1 Li tv IOfl Two panel extension Screens, made of the best, quality wire worth PIECES at ioo 55 $8.00 6.00 8.00 100 PIECES JAPANESE MATTINGS, worth COFFEE. SHOE netting; frame strong and durable; height, 20, 24, 2 Inches; width extends to 37 inches. Special, each, lf)c, and lifc. Porch Screens, made of extra selected OUTSIDE BARK BAMBOO, complete, with rope, pulleys and screw $10.00, at A large consignment Very artistic designs. of Oriental Rugs Just received.

or ground, a BEST MOCHA AND JAVA, bean pound TEA. BUTLER'S No. all kinds, quality guaranteed, a pound BUTLER'S No. 2, mixed, Oolong or English Breakfast, a pound 35c 29c SANTOS, bean or ground, a FANCY GOLDEN pound 3 ft. ft.

upward from ll.OO 1.000 SMYRNA RUGS at. each 45p UNIVERSAL CARPET SWEEPER, at REVERSIBLE BRUSSELS In wide range of patterns, very good colorings, desirable for dining rooms; very desirable; special at. per yard hooks. Size. Each.

ft. wide by ft. long, special ft. wide by ft. long, special yr.c ft ft.

wide by ft. long, special 1.25 10 ft. wide by ft. long, special 1.55) Slip Covers, Shades, Awnings, made to order. Estimates furnished.

Ruffled Muslin Curtains; extra plain organdie, with ruffled edge. Regular value, $1.00: special, per pair 5f)c 75c Actual value r.OO PIECES INGRAINS the most desirable pat pat 32c terns and newest colorings, at astonishingly low prices Others ranging up to re. per yard. FOI.DIXO TOT. of simorior make HOUSEFURNISHINGS.

niul finish, with strong mnple frame very well braced throughout: woven AGATE "WARE, blue and white and StransUy imported enamelled ware and all other kinds of copper, steel and tin kitchen utensils in largest variety; prices lowest. PEERLESS ICELAND FREEZERS. I FREE 1 ik PURCHASERS. wire springs: cable snppori 98c We have to thank hundreds of customers for many kindly compliments upon the completeness of our upon the certainty of careful, correct fitting, upon the continuous satisfaction due to the inwrought excellence of our Shoes. We mean to always deserve precisely that sort of recognition to deserve it' from an always increasing constituency.

Each Eagle reader is asked to, try our Shoes in no other way will the superiority be so readily manifest. Men's Oxfords of patent.kid, of patent leather, of fine calf the best and handsomest Oxfords yfe have fi seen this season We also offer a big line of men's and women's Oxfords in patent leather, calf, kid and box calf, qualities and styles never surpassed and rarely equaled at very special value for Co 8 HAMMOCK CHAIRS, hardwood, varnished, adjustable to any position. with REFRIOEItATOU. high style. cnnvBK scuts verv stronor u.

pun up and durable 98c LLUHl With arm rests G4c Special sale of Cotton Close Woven doors, lined with galvanized Iron, good family size. LAWX SWINGS, hardwood, largo and comfortable, 'for 2 adults 8.98 3.65 With arm and foot rest, extra UA.M.iu(.iv with valance, plate or strong i screw hooks Included, as lonir 74c large of the large or the g98c CAS COOKERS, very best, as tney last oven, 2 top and 1 oven burner STONE WATER COOLERS, the best most Improved style, powerful Special Sale of. Fine Hair Goods. NATURAL LAWK SETTEES, hardwood, red painted and varnished, extra r7 strong, folding, very cheap, 01 3.69 and saving; special GAS STOVES, line style, fully nickel best LAWN MOWERS, adjustable plated, square top, 2 burn 1 1 ers A.2.U 1.95 steel cutters, self sharpening; prices up from Pompadour GAS TUBING, best flexible pat wavy anything like so out rtibber ends; per toot. uu and most economical; a small piece of ice is sufficient for a whole day.

All sizes. Price for 3 gallons, witii 1 1 A nickel faucet, onlv X.J.U SPEEDWAY CAMERA, 4xT, automatic shutter, R. R. lens, guaranteed, with case and double; plate fi holder 0.Z0 CAMERAS AND PHOTO SUPPLIES Kodaks, Premo nnd Poco Cameras at 20 per cent, discount from list. Some of last year's Cameras at less than half of cost.

BROWNIE CAMERA NO. 1, with low a price DINNER SETS, best domestic porcelain, decorated under the glaze in line floral design. 101) beautifully shaped OIL STOVES, blue flame, automatic smokeless and odorless, 498 'burners Reg. Monday, and SI.50. H.W.

BALDWIN 6.98 pieces; a complete service for 12 people for only CO. HOTEL CHINA, vitrified. finest I quality, largest assortment, in white LEMONADE SETS, in very pretty patterns, of imitation cur glass, large nnd decorated, very special rates to I SWITCHES Corner Hoyt and Fulton Sts. country hotels and boarding houses. Ditcher, 0 tumblers and tray, all view finder and roll of film (postpaid JRl.ttO).

for 68c 1.15 8 for Solio. Kloro. Dekko, Velox. Arlsto. anon GARDEN HOSE, guaranteed, 50 with reel nozzle $2300,000 JUDGMENT UPHELD.

CATALOGUE. "GrlDE TO HOUSEKEEPING." composing 6fi4 pages, divided into 3 sections. For 10c. the full Fet mailed fr' to bu.vr. Section describes Kitchen Supplies.

Stoves. 202 pages. Section' 6 describes bmpn TBble Ware. 112 Section describes Medium and 3.98 sev 9.98 GO CAKTS. beautiful designs.

us. Platino and bine papers. All sizes of Eastman films. Creamer's. Seed's.

Eastman's and Stanley plates tit lowest prices. Chemicals always fresh and at lowest prices. Send for our illustrated booklet of Cameras and Reg. Monday, $2.50. HYMAN'S, 529 Fulton Brooklyn, OPPOSITE ELA1 PLACE.

oral to choose from, complete with cushion and READY MADE AND TO ORDER. High Grade Furniture: 304 Section de STEPLAI DER CHAIRS, hardwood. There scribes Go Carts. Section describes Refrigerators. Section describes Haby Carriages Any of there sections sent free upon appllca snindlo hack: very Suit of Amy Haskins Against Albany and Hudson R.

B. Co. Maintained by Appellate Court. STORE OPICN SATURDAY EVENINGS 88ci is no need for deliberation if in want of wearine apparel CN special ar, each (Ion to the Mall Order Department 1 It, 11) I CLOCK. you are ooooosooooooooooooeoocooooo ocooooococoooooooooooooooo oooeoocococoooooooooooooooo ANSWER TO "A GRUMBLER." Come here and you will receive good values, and then if you wish it you can have the privilege of our no extra charge credit system.

IX HOU RS. Lots of People Would Like to Take Any L. I. Land He Will Give Away. ACCOIXTS OI'EXED WITH EVERYBODY In that time we'll make a Full Set of Teeth to Measure and guarantee a perfect fit.

We extrnrt if The Appellate Court to day affirmed the decision of the Special Term in the suit of Amy E. Haskins against the Albany and Hudson Railway Company, to recover the amount promised on the coupons of bonds Issued by the defendant to the amount ot $2,500,000, under a trust to the Colonial Trust Company. The case was tried at Special Term, without a jury, and judgment was given In favor the plaintiff. The defense was that by the terms of the trust mortgage it was agreed as part of the consideration for the issuing of the bonds that no action should be brought to recover damages for any. default in payment of the principal or interest due on any bond or coupon, unless the owner or assignee gave to the trustee a written notice of default which default must have been confirmed not less than six months, or unless 25 per cent, of the holders of the bonds afforded the trustee a reasonable opportunity of bringius an action Itself.

Ready made Suits and Overcoats, $1 0, $12 and $15. TO ORDER, $16, $20 and $25. Cravenette Rain Proof Overcoats, $15 to $35, Boys' Suits, $3 to $12. Tuxedo and Full Dress Suits, silk lined, to order, $30, $35 and $40. Silk arid Fancy Vests, $3 to $6.

Men's Hats, $2.50. Pattisou, of Long Island City; another third to the children of Jeanette Nans, and another to Margaret Nails. The heirs of Jeanette arc given the unoccupied portion of the burial plot at Cypress Hills Cemetery and the two blank sides of monument erected thereon, on condition that they keep the plot in good order. By will of Carl Grothe of Long Island City, an estate valued at $3,500 real and $5,300 personal property is given to his wife. Elizabeth Grothe.

At her death it is to go to his two children, Mary and Adolph, to be divided in equal shares, or in case of their death, to helr heirs at law. By will of Phebe Muchmore of Springfield, an estate of $2,000 real and $100 personal property Is disposed of as follows: To her husband, Clifford. Is given all the furniture and household effects; also her watch and of her four rings she directs that her husband and her son Frankle receive the beat two; to her sister Mary and her daughter. Phebe, is given a ring each. The horse and wagon.

are given to her husband; her clothes and wearing apparel, to 'her sister and daughter, share and share alike; a white waist and tie are given to her niece. Hattlc; the husband Is to receive all the money In the bank. The property of the decedent is to be rented and the husband receive the Income, with the provision that he is to pay the board of his son Frank until it is sold; after the sale of the same, the husband is to receive $500 and the balance to be given to her son Frank. Letters of administration have been granted as follows: To William H. Fltzpatrlck.

on the estate of OPEN SATURDAYS UNTIL. 10:30. MONDAYS. 9. WRITE FOR Tfl)! MONTHLY PAYMENTS.

TERMS. WEEKLY AND To the Editor of the Brooklyn Eagle: "A Grumbler" in the Eagle of the 5th, says he will give away his land on Long Island and emigrate to Xew Jersey if Long Island is not to have reduced fares and better services. Will you kindly inform "A Grumbler" that the time will be when all that he is now finding fault with will no doubt be changed if he can wait. As it is, it will not be necessary to give away real estate on Long Island. I think a few of us could get together and raise enough to pay "Grumbler's" car fare to New Jersey tor, and in consideration of, his real estate.

I think "Grumbler" is one of those fellows who, if asked to put a price on what he holds in the way of real estate, would put it about what it will be worth ten years from now. If "Grumbler" is dissatisfied and wants to give away his real estate on Long Island he can find takers by the score. P. SYLVANIA. Lynbrook, L.

June 5, 1902. and fill teeth by a process we have perfected, which, applied to the gums, kills all pain. No matter how difficult the operation, it is made absolutely painless here. Extraction free when necessary. No charge for examination, advice or estimates.

All work guaranteed. Full Sets of Teeth, $5.00. Gold Fillings, $1.00 up. Gold Crowns, $5.00. Silver Fillings.

50c. up. A specialist in charge at every department. You are invited to call and have frequent examinations which will enable you to keep your teeth in good condition at a small cost. French, German and Swedish spoken.

Hours: 8 to 6. Sundavs and Holidays: 9 to 4. NEW YORK DENTAL PARLORS, 446 Fulton Street, Over Baldwin's Shoe Store, Corner Hoyt Street, Brooklyn. America's Largest Credit Clothiers and Tailors. RCl 4tfl Ave ST ABOVE QU OZ in i1Ve, TENTH ST, N.

Y. STATEN ISLAND. QUEENS SURROGATE'S COURT. Many Kelatives Remembered in the "Will of John Dunn of Tar Kockaway. "niza T.

Fltzpatrlck or valued at i si personal and J2.CKM real property, to be dlvid i e.i between a husband, brother, nephew and niece: Jamaica, h. June 7 The will of to nronne uuduuuii, rak of I.onfr Island City, valued at S.0'1 personal and real property, to be dlvidad between three laughters: to Frank Griffin, on the estate of France I' Griffin of Flushing, valued at J3.300 Tierscnal and J6j0 real property, to be divided between two sons and three daughters. unn, late or Far Rockaway, has been admitted to probate by Surrogate Daniel Noble oi Queens County. The estate is valued at S12.000 real and $0,900 personal property and is disposed of as follows: To the ten children of Thomas M. Dunn of Somona, is given to be divided share and share ST.

THOMAS FIRST IN RELIEF. little Danish Island Sent Ship to Help Martinique Sufferers. To the Editor of the Brooklyn Eagle: It may interest your readers to know what the island of St. Thomas, D. W.

has done in aid of suffering Martinique. The catastrophe occurred In that island of the Windward group on the morning of May S. Tele grr.phic news of the sad occurrence was received in the Danish island the night of May and a few hours after the Danish cruiser the Valkyrie started for the scene of distress with over $2,000 worth of provisions, sent by the Danish government, it is said, in conjunction with the French consul at St. Thomas, whom she took up. She also took off five hundred refugees srom a town which was in great danger, al otoush she had to retreat from St.

on account of the intense heat from the volcano. She was probably the first on the scene, as she got there tm the morning' of the so St. Thomas has the honor of being one of the first to render assistance to suffering Martinique. So far the Danish islands have been unaffected by the catastrophe in the Windward Islands, except a very slight shock of earth auake and a queer haze over the place for a few days. ONE OF YOUR READERS.

Brooklyn, June 6. 1302. Mahon. Bav Side: Russell 3. Barrett.

Flushing; Edward L. College Point; Richard Mc Elroy. Flushing; Emll Frank. Whltestone; Will lam H. Harper.

Poutrlaston; Cornelius Harrison Flushing: William Johann. ColleKe Point; William Ford. Flushing Emll G. Slefert. College Point: William H.

Place, Flushing; John Uurk. Collef.e Point. Jamaica Charles Carroll, hprinclleld: Matthew Hellers. Jamaica: Henry Dawson. Richmond Hill; Andrew' J.

Van Slclen. Jamaica: David Hopkins. Woodhaven; William U. Case. Jamaica; Edward Chivers.

Foster's Meadow; William D. Bovd. Morris Park; Joseph N. Remsen. Jamaica.

Hempstead John J. Wellstead. Far Rockaway; John O'Kane. Far Rockaway: George W. Strickland Far Rockaway: Franklin C.

Norton. Far Rockaway: Frank Wild, Far Rockaway; James Harris, Far Rockaway. QUEENS COUNTY JURORS. Jamaica. L.

June 7 The following list of DOUBLING ITS CAPITAL. Glen Cove. L. June 7 The Franklin Electric Illuminating Company Is to increase Is capital stock from $35,000 to MO.OOO. The plant ot the company was recently doubled in capacity, but the continued growth of the summer colonies makes a further enlargement necessary in order to supply adequate service.

The Roslyn Electric Light Company Is to make application for the. privilege of further extending its wires in the Town of Oyster Bay in order to secure a share of the business of lighting the new summer residences being built in this section. The company has already applied for a franchise to erect poles and wlroe ia Sea Cliff. The Spanish American War Veterans" Association of Richmond Borough will have a meeting to morrow evening at Stapleton. when the camp will be reorganized and officers elected.

A garden club was organized recently among the phlldren of Puhllc School No. 8, at Great Killp: by Mrs. Charles Metcalfe. The club haa eighty members, children, who will study botany ln a simple form. The public park at Port Richmond is undergoing improvements and Contractor William Young of Manhattan will expend about SIS.

000 on the work. The Sinking Fund Commission has released the Richmond building. Now Brlshton. for the use of the several departments for a term of one year from May 1. at an annual rental of (3.500.

William J. Burlee. president of the Burleo Dry Dock Company. Port Richmond, has granted an advance In wages to the eight hundred mechanics employed there. The Silver Lake Park Commission has agreed to pay 543.

COO to the heirs of the late John Franzreb for their property at Silver Lake. The Staten Island Academy graduation txer cires will take place In the assembly room of the Hotel Custleton next Thursday morning. Many of the Viest known fire Insurance companies are withdrawing from Staten Island owing to the Inadequate tire alarm system. Controller Grout's unnecessary affront to the firemen of Staten Island Is another of the inexplicable Creak of acts of an administration that is fast shaping its own destruction. Staten Island Gazette.

anice; to Jessie Dunn, child of James of Brooklyn, is given $500: to the iurors have been drawn for the County Court utinn BRIDGE NO. 3 PLAZA. There has not been much said in the last two weeks of the ill advised plan to change the terminal of bridge No. 3 from the vicinity Fulton street and Flatbush avenue to Sands street. It is probable that more careful consideration of this proposition has convinced its advocates of the weakness of their argument.

The expectation that the plaza this bridge will be located so as to Include practically all of the block bounded by Fulton street, DeKalb avenue and Hudson avenue seems to have been known by some of the wide awake real estate men in advance of the gentral public knowledge of this fact, and as a result the greater proportion of this property is controlled by options. At thi. same time the speculators who bought a great deal of property in the vicinity of Wil loughby and Gold streets, where it was first planned to have the terminal of the bridge, are likely to sustain some severe losses as a result. of their effort to steal a march upon other speculators. Brooklyn Life.

hildren cf John B. Nails of Newtown is to be held In the Queens County court house. given to the live children of Jeanette ln Long Island Cltv, on Monday, June 16. is given $2,000. to bo equally divided; I justiee Harrison S.

Moore presiding: to Richard Nafls of Newtown. 5300; George citv Henrv Wlcke. John Mackle. Nafls of Brooklyn. $300; to the four children James A.

Lucas. Henrv Schuer of Ann Lent. $300; to ElMe Williams of Flush 1 mar.n, Patrick McGUl. Christopher Heruer and $300; to Addie Sweeney of Newtown, I John Kohler. $600; Josephine Paulson of Long Island City, w'rrieM MI $500; to Sarah Skinner of Newtown, $300; to.

F. i.ahy. Corona; Martin v. Cook. Jane Read of Newtown.

$300; the six chil i funhurst: IVnjamin 3. Donaldson. EverRreen; dron of his brother. Samuel receive an christian Tymann. Winfleld; Car Wendelsteln.

ennal oboro rt t7nn The rpsiduo nf thn Everitreen: Henry Snyder. Maspeth: Aucust equal share of $700. I he res ae or the Roichrt corona: Rudolph Fischer. Eversreen. estate is divided into three equal parts, one I Flushing Henrv C.

Donaldson. Flushing: Kd third. Oi Which is given to bis sister, Mary Ward Montgomery. Flushing; Jeremiah Mc "OTESTHAMFTOIT COTTAGERS. Vcsthampton Beach, L.

June 7 Among those who have taken possession of their cottages for the summer are: Dr Dudlev In the Theodore F. Jackson. Rodney A. Ward. T.

Lec Gill. C. O. Uowen, Des Dunne. Dr.

W. J. Wolley, J. G. Shaw.

Charles O. Murphy, R. L. Culler, all of Brooklyn. ISUF'S POSTMASTER.

Washington, June 7 The President to dax Edgar ft, sent to the Senate the name cf Clock be postmaster at Islip, L. I..