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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-23
Theatrical and M,uscsl.

BROADWAY yHHArRn-The little comedy OF "Fa,nt Heart
Never Won Fair Lady" be followed this evening by the
reusDtc ballet entitled "n OAvalo DOro" In which The
Ropzani troupe sppears
NImos GARDN-The graceful dAnSeuse, Hgrodna
Rola ID 10 peracpsse Louise In the prery ballet Of that
nane 10 night Tho Raves win Afterwards perform their
sucoess<ul pAptomime Of "BoreAs"
BownY mYec pieces are announced scv tho beuedt OF
the fAvorlte ac,o.. Mr. w. Clarke, who PLAYS In each
fhey ave. damon and Pythas "onarotts Temple and
The Lime Kiln NAN
Burrows -Nr Burtons re appearance In those ever
popular piecea the "Berious Family" an "fhc rooes
VIII doubtess be hailed with much sattsfacHon BY large
numbers Of his old friends this evening
WALAcK's - The new play OF "Psst and Present." In
which kess "a AXE wasot ard xrs Hoey have made
q great hi and the comedy Of Caprice" In which
Lester appeAys ave on tho bills
LAURA KEuss Tho new comedy called "splendid
MiseYy" and Aughaue farce or Le Tod ilekina" VIII
bring into action the entire strength OF Mics Keenes very
popular CORPS Of artists this evening.
AMnIsAN MurEuM Tho wonc ers Of the Aqusra still
constitute the chief attraction TO curiosity seekers Ensor
tss eph given every aernoon and evening by tho
Wshh Nightingale and Carlo eauil brists
TEE CoLoRIp OPERA All who fcnd OF this class or
cannot be Otherwise kan pleased with the pro
offered 10 night a Woods Buildpgs, Sol and
563 Broadway; at Mechanics Hall, 4T2 Broadway aad ut
the Olympic, be6 Broadway.
TIE ARCTIC REGIONS seekeys should no! forgot
that elegant paintings illustrative OF the Kane expedition
can be seen st Empire Hall, $50 Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-23

Several members OF No. were hart and seui hons.
huwSoke fireman named Goo per taken out or
The ranz OF BArnum's store afier having buried
there for about two hours Ho insensble when drst
taken oc but soon revived snd commenced swearing A
his vescuers for not dragging bin out sooner
1hvmas Murphy, mem Der or 10 mad OF his feet
bAcly injured BY seng caught In the brakes Of the
gine.
Policeman Wagner bad Of his arms broken In two
pisces by the falling o. umbess.
A member Of Hook and Ladder No. i wM considerably
Injured.
New York insurance companies have lost about $4,000
nv this fire.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-23

n tfn sTse amount be = true and c1rrocs ars1unt
claims zoe 70 he city BY the psrtes msn,ooei imedts
sets should be tNsen ooilsC me sane fo snsy be
nanertd 10 their rrerenl rot1n, soon 70 enre
swoprt v, se outlsyed Your conoNtee endcavur a 70
end zoe bonds tvaD by tbe surees Of me above msn
iooed pa cs sui only fe~ q stem coad be found 10
the Compute ier't ONCE Yoar conmiaee ~ond nee usse
Rn q ysavs looks, 1sgtitr o. Uriten vsenwan
dtsr ~ any And aas ben ssfF ~ ns Oomprcrf oBe
oonatrtrp rstogd ~ N -tye OnNsf heaa ~ ~; CIV az
a.NTVt fW NJ fapkfsl dasck1TOs 0, sfttS q pasc
rrt ln fsrt unoer the pst NJ ~ present pursuea Asd
klossd ~ cr sevsyN Years pa.t, rnolo ohons 70 GOV
s ve ave 10 security ior the ss0n nsf the scnos are
SC rTosecated- Your COMMITTEES know OF but one 10.
kN zoe oere son6 has born rroeecued and even ~
tbet csse uNF ne preset system Of management
ne nfly Ass tss ~ onoe witbdra the suit
Slaieiner. nnrtsut exasbn Of toe amount Of the
ennus exef repsn'ns pad prior oJspuary, 1887 The
bnasi amount n s2,sSe efo ~
harvey Hart, va receiver, iron NAY ., isis, 70 NAY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-23

ofaire de About t~euy i've years ago he took up
sapo conner OF Brost say Duane street. and
for sS months each year ~sys 10 be found o. bis
pos selling hesnut. In the summe ne disappear rod, no
knew vhere, bat with each successive Ausu mn ne
appeared ut bis OLD stand and connoed the prosecuou
Of bis business With vigor until the latter part Of spring,
when no would disappear ~ nuySterousiy - ne came
He aimed the age 70 Coroner smos
held inquest upon the body OF deceased when verdict
OF "Death from dsease Of The heart rendered BY Tho
jury,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-23

uorporsaoo directed 70 notify them Referred 70
Oommsiee On Railroads.
ORDINANCE 10 RDoRGAsIxb THE ruNuA psrAkInOr W
CIT
ordinance was called the table, but After some
opposition YES laid over until Monday neu.
Amer some further business the Board adjourned 70
Monday next
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-23

50 1855 hM unsettled account the books asins
70 SIS, l39 IS.
On The boom keps IN the Tax Com ofcs, ar
Harris snc unit like oil the other In tha. office
systemslicaly ana reEulaly Kept and this ac,oan Il
balanced. But Il V not balanced on the books OF she
Oemptroner
NJ Henry H. Howard, vho SUGGESTED ar. Hart, Ia
charged asAnt him the ls or Jan iAry, 1887, Abs
CAS- o. HIS po'icu that OF Harvey
Hart Your committee Of tins opnon ina these 10
counts BY this time should have been settled Why thet
are not bal pced books Of the city can be oes OF
PLANES by tb % Who have cns ge Of the books
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. ~ ra8Rls ~ TUE ONLY oNu IN rBn
nnet ats who tell covrerly ab Dot love. mar
ri.ye l~es 1Ssirs snd stolen properly. CGse 70 West
kire,eepih sreeA ue0 sirh svcn1s, pour " A. H. "
o'c,och Pm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-23

Amounting the aggregate .o.........I,76T sss o'
Are intended 70 repreper total Of stan tar
asse smans These Acoouna snoS or should sho~, al
pa mers, By the c.y whco 10 be repaid Dy she
COLLECTION OF the assessor levied properly for nA
purpTe When toe Assess collected not suf,
70 DAY for the work dooe deficiency supplied oy ne
Issue Of sssessmeDt boads Tne ASSESSMENTS woen col
eced are credird TO lns s,propisis ,onts the
sessnenss be all psd then the accounts viii balanss and
there will neccasi;y FOR issue Of bonds There
fore the excess expenditures these several
over the receipts should oQus the Of
BOMBS ourtandng against The city rne oregong
men, shows the AMOUNT Of this deficiency
The nj amount Of bonds ......... 038 266 90
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-23

roe oEUrAEn svREH-.--saun ErwArD IN Cryru
hCU I'd 10 person who m. surpsrs MkNANH UI.Tr
RON in svtns sts~mer.s ell through IN,
sunnbsrs B-nsdsus Q. = he ooly real genuine arsfo
csiss he United Tis.sx, Ehs cure Inc ~
scs al dr-sscs mostly by chsr- xhIs gh-d lady WIN vi
No dsssgS By rnrlv lowing ~ TIE resaos C~ rsssss
Iour.slvss 10 o-rss<s -vws hswcs- Eosssos .s< Ms.bo
Ixas
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-23

y OO) ono rivArA. possgrlo AHD esssl
I.VuO.OUO .stsss are nov icing s.cri-cd 70 %
cseh nvsace svh great bsrsSns have nsvs~ bsfovs 10
ossssedaAsr sea $500 sxsN seed cutaaSs III s,es.
q. Ch1nEs " BroANws
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-23

I0T CANAL STREET, NEAR gULLlvAH-T8u On.
tUt lstrred sipsy pslmst Acknowledged 10 bs me
feses wonder o. he 1ey continues reveal the
s1ri and future evs1n of NO. The Rpsr csftsulv
ony p-rfon give The lucky numbers Zee 80
NJ a. srow ThA UsLarEArsD BuBIr
M elsrvcyrnt VII remain er w--ks N hts CITY previous
her departure fcf The BoUth ste VII fnd absent enda
90 CT rioer goods advise business - seadeose "
s.trf street. eerord a. roo@f
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-23

DARRoTs. TWO FINE TALKING PkRROTp. or,
grsy Ard yello hesde8 C-n We heA IL y rans !,
ta1 Pear street, third door over he BAKERY.
wR ioHrsror
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-10
With DSvis HALVES .

With 1svis Knivss.
Tho Baltimore Argus has received the
following from correspondent:
WIHsTRH, Nd, March -.
Assts. EditsYs:-I now hasten TO give
you IN account Of quite uagical affair
that happened on the night o. the 27th o.
this month, Il seems that the son Of Phil
lip Pendleton, Of this county, and young
man By the name Of Drain. from Chicago.
had some Misunderstanding, which resulted
in Drains cha llenging young PendIeton =
He accepted the challenge, and chose for
weapons bowie knives. They nailed them
selves to two inch oak plank BY the pants.
and fought until Drain was MORALLY woun-
ded. Young Pendleton was nearly cut 10
pieces. and 10 now lying in critical con.
dition. Part OF Pendleton's knife 10 still in
Drains head. There 10 no hope Of bis recov.
cry The doctor thinks both will die. II
10 sad lesson for young men Of their age
to meet with 30 untimely end. have not
been able 10 end out the cause Of the quar-.
rel. AZ the mail 10 about starting, l have
scarcely any time to 60 into particulars. !
will write saon and give particulars Of this
sad occurrence. Drain was twenty-five
years old, small of statue, while Pendle
ton vas about nineteen. This is an ex.
ample for young men with hasty temper.
ALLEN, c. lNLOES.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-10
GAZETTE JOB OFFICE.

Mr.. CHAs. H. DAY, Of Chicago, having become
associated With Us Ia tho Gazette Job omes he will
hereafter have the entire supervision OF that de-
partmsni. A. Mr.. Day Is one Of the best Job
nntsrs Ia tn, Unioa sni our ftoilisss for the
sassusion Of work have recently been greatly en-
iasget b. large additions Of latest styles Of type,
As, We osn no. pro,nl,s our pstrons 10 OF ecu to
JOB Work OF all yareties With noatnsn, ohsapncs
and despatch. by the notice above, II will be
seen that We have ordered more steam prsss ma.
shinefy. This 10 the only on,s 10 the aty where
steam power 10 used, 20 that our ABILITIES are
unsquallsd. SANDERS h BRO.
Davepport, March 10
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-10

GA monument 10 TO be erected in g.
Psuls, London, over the remains ofthe Duke
oil Wellington, and all the artists in the
world have been invited to compete fol
the premiums offered for the motel designs.
These premiums are ten In number, the
highest $500: and the lowest $500. The
models are not to BE- over tour feet high
The artist who takes the highest prise will
be employed to make the monument which
10 to cost 9l25 600. Of course the
artists Of Italy, Germany, France, Eng.
land and America will compete for these
premiums, which are to dstermins the y.
ti.t chieftainshps Of the world. Among
candidates will be modst Cincinnati artist
and would be highly gra,fed, but not at::all
surprised i his chaste and beautiful design
should bear the palm from oil bis compete
tofs Gin, GdS
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-10

THk HIGH REsrs for dwellings, and the
slmost utter impossibility of getting them
at any rent. 10 having At least one good ef'
feet. A number of persons are putting up
.stoupine places" for themselves, who per.
hap. would only under compuls'on be so,''y
Of such exhibitions of enterprise numes'
Of small tenements are springing up at the
outskirts of the city, and almost villages
will be built this season At different points
on the bluff. Every man who can buy
small lot and put up few pianks on |"
seems determined to do i..-Proylded NJ
4 ut already own house.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-10


Commissioner to China, 80.
WAsMseToN, April 8.
The administration has completed a..
rangem ents relative to China, and WIN. B.
Reed, Of Philadelphia, who 10 now here.
has been rendered the mission.
In addition. to the other vessels, the
steamer Minnesota will proceed to China.
Orders for her preparation will be Issued
tom orrcw.
The land officers in Minnesota have been
directed to continue the Withdrawal of lands
falling within the probable line Of the rail-
road routes established under grants of Con.
gress.
Presumption elaine based upon actual
settlement, and made up to the time when
the lines or routes were definitely fixed on
any OF the lands Withdrawn will be allow.
ed, provided the testimony 10 clear and ex.
pliclt.
The officers OF the newly created Land
Districts will be established at Brownsville,
Dakotsh and Nebraska cities.
The President re-sppointed ]. w. Gray
Postmaster At Cleveland, and Thomas Mil
Ter Postmaster at Columbus, Ohio, vice
Sparrow, whose commission had expired.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-10

Rock ISLAND Town ELEcrIos.-Ths
Democrats succeeded in carrying the ma
;ori,y Of their ticket in Rock Island town
ship, as we expected. The Republicans
elected their Justice, Poor Overseer and
Coustsbles. The Township has been ger
rvmandersd till it is not so large as The
city. Not 600 votes were cast In view
Of the circumstances, the claim OF the
Rock Islander that this election sets ROCK
r,land down q Democrats city, is superbly
udicrous.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-10
La t est N Q w .
The Election.

The returns for this county are all In
and will be counted to day. Up to the time
Of going to press nothing definite had been
heard from Jackson county, and the few
precincts that had come in from Clinton
warrant the conclusion that that county
had gone for Mitchell Tomorrow we
hope to be enabled to give something more
conclusive.
Since writing the above we have receiv.
ed the Jackson county papers Of Thursday.
Both parties claim the county on the Judge.
ship.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-10

STEALING NEwsrAPERs.-A scurvy scamp
vas arrested at Chicago few days ago for
stealing newspaper from the door OF
subscriber, and fiaed SIS and Costs A pref.
~ dear paper. This isa warning which
NAV be Needed in Davenport. Stealth &
newspapers is very common game here
but the punishment will come sooner or
later. Not few citizens are now on the
ths watch to make an example of come
petty newspaper thief. Scarcely day
passes tina. we have not complaints OF sto-
len papers. The SLATE will one of these
days be the complainant, and woe to the
defendant.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-10

To PAIESTs. We direct the. attention
Of those having boys to educate, to the id.
vsrtisement Of Rev. G. c. Street. Mr.. q.
has been teaching Z select school In our
city 10 connection with bis parochical duties
for some time, and has given general satis-
faction.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-10
Terrible Steam Boiler Explosion.

Indianapolis. April 8.
A terrible accident occur ed here last
night. A new steam boiler just put up in
State Sentinel Office, being tried Tor the
first time exploded, instantly killing a
young man named Horner, and injuring Ave
others badly. The east wall Of the build.
ing was entirely blown down. The dam.
age to the press, type, &c, is very heavy.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-10

pu,,sr.s IlxE.-The principal streets Of
IL. ci,v Yesterday exhibited somewhat o.
,hei, old aspect. Ths mud has pretty much
dried up, and the soil is being f,s8'.5 p'skes
~ .,ord. Of vehicles. The sldsw aiks wers
,hroueed with people, the ladies' being out
svmevou.ly. The new spring gooo' ao''''
,e,. formed one great attraction to mem
The roads in the country are yet Dao' ""'en
Z. /. drawback upon business.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-10

Lars.-The Dubuque Express so''
400 .yor of G. P. B. Mitchell arrived
,of'a' IN to efec, the election, as that
mere TOO ia', i. had passed and Scott conn.
important ct,s' d him. 1t lisa pity It had
~ had repudia' = who knows how many
not come sooner ,ssnged ths. otherwise
votes !. would sl nav. ., .,jolsss Know Moth
ina" Mr.. Mills.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-10

KEoxuK TInEs.-Mr. A. s. Walling has
retired from the Keokuk Times, and 10 su.
psrceded By Messrs. T. J. Elliott L Co. By
the way will the new proprietors please send
us their Daily or stop the Weekly. Tbs
latter Is Of no possible use TO US.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-10
Fatal Railroad Accident,

st. Louis, April It'll.
A collision ACQUIRED At four o'clock this
afternoon, on the Ohio and Mississippi and
Terre Haute and Alton Railroads, at the
crossing at llIinoistown. Both engines
were thrown from the track and bsby in.
jured. Daniel Jackson, a runner on the
Ohio and Mississippi train, was killed. A
brakeman on the Terre Hsute and Albany
train had a leg broken. No injuries to
p RISEN ger cars or passengers.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-10

The NATIONAL HOTEL Er.DEnlc.-The
New York Tribune says that the attempt 10
attribute the several deaths and many sick:
nesses among the gues.s ofshs National
Hotel, a. Washington, to miasma, seems
not to be borne out by the symptoms OF
those who have suffered. Among these are
the Rev. Charles II. Malcom and wife, VI
Newport. Rhode Island. Their symptoms
indicate arsenic, viz: intence thirst and
burning in the stomach, inveterate diarhoea
vomiting after taking food, red spots on the
the surface of the abdomen. DC. Such,
too, are said to have been the symptoms Of
those who died. II does not appear that
the rain waterin the tank near the roof was
used except 10 supply the sleeping apart
ments. The water for cooking, DC, seems
70 have come from 6 reservoir under
ground.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-10

Nor oosE YEr.-There 10 st Il q mammoth
pile Of ice just above Burrows Mill, left It
the time Of the FIRST breaking up Of the riv-
Or. It will take many q days warm sun.
shine to dissolve this mass, honey .combed
a L II,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-10
Michigan Election

Detroit, April 8.
Incomplete returns Indicate the election
of the Republicaa State Judicial ticket by
at least 10000 majority. Six Of eight CIR.
cSit JUICES and Regents Of State Universi.
ty are Republican. Not more than two.
thirds OF foil vote was polled.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-10

Cincinnati, April 8.
The Court House of Wabash County, at
Mt. Carmel, H., with all the records since
the formation of the county, was burned on
Sunday. Supposed to be the work of an
incendisry.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-10

HrxsY G.Arr.--Thi. steamer arrived
from Pittsburgh yesterday with large car
o. She pu, of big pile of freight here
comprising nails for T. Close q Co.. p'1"
,,e.l for skinner & Co, glassware io'
T.vIor g. Ballard, ditto for Hlddiesoh y
80 hardware for E. s. Lindsey, &C.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-10

Johnson CousTY.-We have partial re.
turns from this county. most Of them re-
ported They indicate about halt vote,
The contest for Assessor 10 quite close; and
also for Drainage Commissioner. One
township (Fremont had no Republican
tickets, and Big Grove, il il had any at oil.
did no. get them until noon. With such .
state of facts, there need be no surprise al
the result. We have no apology to offer !,
none can be offered. Itthe Republicans Of
Johnson county have escaped defeat, it is
more than they could expect.
~ Iou0 City Rep.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-10
Else ton o. Milwaukee

Milwaukee. April ..
At the city election yesterday, the Dem.
ocrats elected their Mayor and City Treas.
urer. Peoples ticket elected balance Of
city officers.
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ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.
pos oY nav 1papr Anil

lHTERcHANoE OF CouRrEsiEs The Rock
Island County Medical Society" had meet .
ing on Wednesday last, which was very
well attended. Agreeably to the invitation
extended to their brethren on this side Of
the river, several Of our physicians were
present, and were treated with degree Of
courtesy which has ELECTED much commen.
astios. D.. Gregg, the senior member Of
the profession in Rock Island, and the first
President Of the society, delivered an I'D.
dress Of the most instructive character, fully
sustaining bis reputation as scholar and
professional man. 1t was ordered to be
published, and will be read with pleasure
not only by those Immediately interested
but BY the public a. large. The members
of the "Scott County Medical Society"
we've elected honorary members unanimous
~, with all the privileges appertaining to
active tcipation, save that Of voting
In the afternoon the whole company sat
down to sumptuous dinner the gu ,sts Of
DR.. Gregg, and adjourned after several
hours OF the most agreeable intercourse
Iii the intention Of the fraternity in this
county to extend an invitation of q recipro.
sal character, in view If their meeting TO
be held here on the last Tuesday Of this
month. We regard these gatherings of men
engaged in an arduous, intellectual and
highly responsible vocation, as being emf.
nently beneficial aad particularly so in this
instance, BE being the forerunner OF bond
Of feeling between the 'Twin Cities that
can have no other than the most valuable
results, az regards the ultimate reputation
and prosperity of the magnificent locality
which we occupy in common,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-10

WV, s. NslsoN.--This steamer 'ro''
q, Lopis, laid at our wharf long tlmeyes'
terd.y, putting gu, freigh. for d'he1en' con,
sienees a. ,hi. place. and finally 'eP'''S'
for Dubuuue.
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GREEN HOUSE PLANTS This 10 the sea
con when every lady wishes to enbe llish
her house with pot plants. II the severity
of the past winter has destroyed her plants,
as has been the case in many instances,
where to replenish her stock is the query
that naturally arises in her mind, as the
warm rsys Vi the sun penetrate her win.
dows. We can enlighten her somewha, on
that point. In the lower part OF the city,
near Mr.. Hrsohl's, is a small g. cen house'
vel stocked with plants, the careful pro.
dnction Of Mr.. p. Compere. He has seve.
raj thousand young, thrifty plants, which he
has watched with paternsl care during the
winter, and which he BOW offers for sale
reasonably. Those wishing plants would
do well 10 visit his green house. As very
many Of them are in bloom, they are well
worth d visit.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-10

FLolA.-This neat steamer s'a''eo 'e
pvra,y morning for Galena' e0"mene."e a. ,
regular packet. She is a good ooa'' '"0
.eryes liberal patronage.