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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-27

A VERY DESIRABLE COUNTRY HOMES; EASILY
IL accossJe for sale easy terms; &fSss, $500,
Y9 sbq :. Il. GOODING, 245 broadway.
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A "A. HOMES FOR THE PEOPLE, AT WnIfE.
"A. stone, l.. ].
Great opportunity 20 buy Houses and Lots.
Cool, su 5sfantial Houses mt 81, 300 to $lG,uu9

Choice Lots, adjoining the cepO, at xy5U 10 ShVu.
Strcett Haoadamze curbed ,eged and severed and no
assessment 20 purchasers MILESTONE, ii miles from
Hunters Point, Is situated the Loug Island SQUAD and
attractions place or residence. IT has
good socety caurches and schools and led railroad
Facilities ia the terminus OF the Flshing
promptnoss speed ard safety e unsurpasssd a trans
run daily from 80 A. NJ TO midnight Time Thirty fourth
street. u minutes The building addi
Nonai stec track from New York TO whncstone and VIII
break ground IN exeudfbg the the East River,
where extensive docks being built These projected
win quicken the growth of this beautiful healthy
and village and enhance the value Of The above
properly Whitesone just the place for business
CLERKS teachers and meehanis for s Practically nearer
Park Brooklyn, and be reached easier quicker and
1o com ornby Taxes limited BY charter to onehaf per
vairIAtion.
IA Communication ticket for year given to every
purch of hnusc also TO lot buyers they build Terms
lots IS per cent mortgage for I've years.
purchaser win build all houses the principal
part ON mort.sgc IN monthly payments TO fWt
All persons looking Tor suburban homes particularly
invited TO can and obtain free excurs tickets maps,
and txafrire tbs rraptrty before buying elsewhere
WILLIAM II. MILLER ate Of johnson MEcr,,
Agent OF the "hteSore Land Association as Nassau ST. NY
A VERY DESIRABLE COUNTRY HOMES; EASILY
n accessible; for sale easy terms; &f,B3s $780,
$3.50 :. L. GOODING, 2fo Broadway.
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A UCTION NOTICE.-CLrNTON B. OsGOoD, AUG.
N TIUNEER. BY OSGOOD CO.,
their Sacsroom.
l26 CHAMBERS STRICT, NEAR COLLEGE PLACE,
THURSDAY, MARCH %, 1Ok A. NJ,
GENTEEL SECOND HAND HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
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TNOR SALE-SEyERAL VERY HANDSOMELY FIN
ished Houses Madison and street;
Sso Sxty-iith street and Madison avenue Apply to s. NJ.
STYLES SONS. 35l East Sixty second street
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LNOR SALE "A TWO STORY HOUSE. WITH ExTEN-
~ sOn corsistlg or six rooms .as hot and cold waer,
bath and stationary wash tubs Price $500 cash. 2ss East
Eishty.third street.
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A UCTION AUCTION. AUCTION
IA HENRY Z1M, Auconeer, sells this day commencinn
Al 10Jo O'Clock, all the elegant costly Furnf
ture contained private mansion 12l West Twentvsxth
etreet near Skin viz brilliant God
Pianofoe rich Paror Suits In plain and figured and
brocateL
Also Bedroom Suits In rosewood and walnut.
Single and Double Bedseads bureaus Wardrobes Spring
and Beos Bedding, Clocks, Also Dnine-
room Basement and Kitchen Furniture; Extension Table,
Buffet Chairs Plate. Cutlery China, Glassware &c. Sale
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-27

PROPERTY our OF TIE CITY FOR SALE
OR TO RENT.
A LII WANTING PARMS--GOOp EOIL, MILD Gil.
"A mate-for papers address e. X. LANDS, Fineands
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tween second and Third ayenues sxs s9xls os m terms
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-27

" mer ut cost price, four story high stoop brown
stone House, Fifty ninth street, west OF Lexington ave-
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II between Seventh Eighth avenues
THIS (WEDNESDAY) MORNING., March ~, al II o'clock.
EDWIN NICHOLS Auc.!oneef, viii sell positively all the
ssnR OF Velvet, Brussels Medallion Carpets; magnificent
rosewood ~ octave Panoforte Marie Anoinette Parlor
2rosewood medallion back Parlor suits covered with crimson
and nlad Tables, Eageres. Mirrors Curtains, Bronzes
Clocks Works OF Art statuay Paintings, bookcases
ish Chairs Lounges sDfss Arm Chars covered "a reps
Ser Crystal and Glass Ware, silver Ware Cutlery, Ser
wants and Basement Furniture, &C., &C. Sale positive.
Goods packed and delivered for purchasers.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-11-08
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
GUARDIANS SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

Office IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ in pursuance of the order OF the Dlstrlct
t,ourt of the Second Judicial District OF tho
State of Nevada, in and for Ormsby County.
made and entered on the twenty first day Of Sep
tember 1872. in the matter of the estate and
guardianship of Frank \. Garrett, minor the
md, rsi.ued guardian OF said minor, will sell 1t
priya,e sale in three several parcels, as herein
aft, desc rihed for cash and subject TO confirm
alton by said District Court. ON tuesday. the
fifteenth day Of Octobsr. 1877, at tNt I'VE o CLOCK
meridian at the front uuor of the Court House
of said Court in Carson City. Nevada, all the
right title, interest and estate OF SAID FRANK a.
Garrett minor. of. i'll and to those certain pieces
of land in said Orlusby County State OF Ne'aoa'
described as follows. to WIT: .
All the right title, interest and estate OF sara
Frank A. Garrett, minor t>ane being an uhol,
vided one-thirdl in and 10 that certain piece o,
land in the town CT Carson City. called and
known as and bt ing block twenty t2ll OF Phll-
lips addition TO said town.
Also. All the right title. interest and estate o:
said Frank A Garr.tt, minor tsan~ being aoonI
one undivided one twelfth ll-lIl DC the same
more or Less in and to the est half and north
west quarter OF the southwest quarter OF section
seven ~ in township fife. II tiJl north OF range
tw.nty-one t2lD east, Monte DiabIo base ana me-
ridian ace, riding TO the United States Public
Land Srrvt vs. containing one hundred and TWEEN
~ acres OF nd.
Also. All the estate right title and interest OF
said Frank A. Garrett. lnlnor, tsaine De ing an
undivided one-tllrci Of III ana To the Ioiio"lHS
,scribed land and real estate Saving. exec
and res rvng III. refrun that certain piece OF
land in said Carson City, called and known as.
and being block three l5l OF Phillips addition 10
said town the same b,lnS l.o fttt noih ana
south. by Isl feet east and wtstl- 10 Wit: com
m,ncing at a point On the west line CT flne
street i'll said town, opposite the centre OF spea.
street running tn. nee east along the centre OK
said Srt ar street feet; tn, nee south GG3 fes T.
| thence east. along the north line OF Ielt graph
street a.7 feet: thence south 80 feet, TO The
NJ nth line of Proctor street: thence east along
the north line Of Proctor sirt It, IA feti 10 lHe
centre OF Phillips street: thence south along the
centre of said Phillips street 3l2 ittt 10 the cen
tire Of King street; Tho nee west along the centre
| of said King street, TAI feet: and III, nee norm
along the vest line of Pine street to lie place OF
| beginning. Embracing part OF what Is Known
| as Phillips Addition to said town.
| Terms and Conditions of Sale:
| CASH-Ttn pr cent of the purchase money
to be paid the und, rsgntd on the day ot s-it
balance on confirmation Of sale by said blstrlc
| Court. Deed at expense OF purchase
ALFRED HELM.
| Guardian of Estate of FRANK A. GARRETT, Minor
| Carson, Neya,ls. sept. y, 1872 s25-tc
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EAGLE MILL.

II An NOW READY TO DO CUSTOM
Work, Grinding Feed or Barley, at my new
Mn on Carson street, just north Of Davis Co. .
Plznine MIL. A liberal share q patronage b
solicited. and s,tiEe sasisfacfics sseg,1see1:
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PRIVATE MEDICAL AID.
QUICK CURES AND M0DERATE CHARGES!
Or. w. X. DOHERTY'S
PRIVATE
MEDICAL AND SURGICAL INSTITUTE

No. Jl9 Sacramento Stfeet, NoAheE
Of LeidesdOrH St, Il few doors
below the W hat Cheer House,
San Francisco, california.
Private entrance On Leldts<iorh street,
Established Expr,ssly to Afford the Afflicted
sound and 81 ntInc Medical AID III the
Treatm. ut and cure of all Private and
Chronic Diseases. Cases Of Secrecy.
~and all Sexual Disorders IA
Smyrna times., 1872-11-20

PAY ROLL OP TIE READINd RAILROAD
We copied an article in Saturdays Times from
the Harrisburg Patriot, making the following
important statement:
ID +. Stout. Esq, of Reading, the in1efa
tigahle paymaSter OF the Philadelphia and
Reading railroad company, pays between 5000
and 900 men each month, occupying nearly
three weeks OF the time. His yearly payments
amount TO over $3,OOOOOO."
This is Tor wages OF employees alone. The
largest portion Of the above three millions i
paid out in Realing. to the thousands of citi
zens who are connected with the road, and
who by their residence here for long series
of years, have aided so materially in building
up aud improving our town, and imparting
general prosperity to all kinds of business
In view of the fact that the Reading Company
is now seriously considering the cxpediency Of
the removal of its workshops from this city, it
becomes our people to consider well the great
loss they would be likely to incur by such ac-
ton, and to take such measures to avert SO
great calamity as would seem to be proper.
Reading Times.
Smyrna times., 1872-11-20

Yes-it is true that glass lamps are danger
ous and equally true that the community are
finding it out and buying of Cowgirl & Son
Perkins X House metallic lamps.
Money received on deposit and interest
allowed; Stocks, Bonds &C., bought, sold and
exchanged, by John McLear & Son, Bankers,
No. 5O2 Market ST., Wilmington, Del.
We find that Cowgilrs, Dover, are making
a speciality of medicines for the prevention and
cure of the horse disease.
Northern Pacific 7-30 Gold Bonds for sale
at par and interest. John MrLear & Son,
Bankers, No. COZ Market ST., Wilmington.
New stock and new colors of initial paper, al
Cowgills Drug Store, Dover.
New crop rasins, currants and citron, at
Cowgilfs.
New Window-Shades at Cowgilrs.
A lot of cheap hardware, at Cowgilrs.
Ground sage and pure pepper, at Cowgill's.
Window glass-all sizes-at CowgilPs.
] Picture cord and tassals, at COwgills.
Smyrna times., 1872-11-20
MARYLAND ITEMS.

Twenty cases Of small pOx are reported in Dor.
chester county.
The horse disease has made ITS appearance alt
down the Eastern Shore.
Money sold at the Elkton Building Assucistion
on Saturday night last. for five per cent premium
culorrd woman named Doane, living near
Denton, died almost instantly after reaching home.
from church. on Sunday week.
The Brick Hotel in Denton, owned by Mr.. WIN.
FelI has been sold for s. $40 10 Capt. fhnma. E
Heather, ,oI Philadelphia. Mr.. Thos. VI VI ,rvell, a.
Delaware, is to take charge Of the Hotel the LIST
of December next.
Mr.. F. DeBowen's house, in Eikton, opposite the
Episcopal Church. was nearly destroyed by fire.
and the crazy conduct Of the citizens during said
FIRE, last week. The loss Is fully covered by Insur
ance, which is 81 ,2IU.
Land SGLes The following real estate sales have
recently been made on the E,4tern Shnre. Thr
TINS farm, IN SI|safras Neck. 240 acres, To GeOrg
Reynolds. Of Delaware, for 2.uO0. The vendurs
recently purchased this farm tor $5 100. The farm
known as "Wards GIFT" near CenIrcville, formerly
the property of tue late DIR. Robert Gnldsborough
200 acres at S26 per acre. Purchased by Mrs. Ella
Mckenney; also. at the same time, the farm known
as "Hermitage Reserved" $50 acres at Sl3.I3 per
acre. PuTolased by Richard c. Thghnan, Esq.
John X. Platter, the supposed wife murderer OF
Ea.Ion, is to he tried in Ctmhridge on the 10Th oi
| December. II will be remembered he deserted his
wife in Virginia, whom he married whilst IN the
rebel army and she followed him home to Eastor
and was found dead on the road side short time
after reaching his residence. lie ~ a man al
property. He will be defrhdcd BY lion. Daniel VI
Henry aud cx-t;v p. +. Thomas. Charles +
| Hayward, States Attorney for Dorchester. ant
Attorney General Sye.ter will appear for the State
Smyrna times., 1872-11-20

THE PRESIDENTS POLIOY.-Already the
Washington correspondents are loreshadowing
'ths Presidents policy. The Baltimore .Sua
(Democratc) published the following on Mon
day from it's correspondent The President in
his annual message, will recommend the pas
sage OF u bill by Congress removing all the
disabilities imposed by the third section of the
fourteenth amendment to the constitution. lie
will take the ground that as the amendment
does not exclude the ballot, but only imposes
disabilities 10 bold Office upon certain persons,
there is no good reason for disfranchisement OF
that kind merely because they were, before the
rebellion. of standing and character enough to
be elected to offices requiring them to take an
oath to support the constitution. In his last
message, he suggested that if there were any
persons distinguished above all others for the
part they took in the rebellion they might be
excluded, but now he proposes to exclude
everybody. The excepted classes now are all
Senators and Representatives of the Thirty
sixth and Thirty seventh Congress, officers o
the judicial, military and naval service of tbs
United States, heads of departments and
foreign ministers OF the United States who
participated in the rebellion.
Smyrna times., 1872-11-20

SHIrKrNG MARRIAGE LICENSE TAx.-The Chester,
Pa. NeDs is rather hard on the loving Delawarcsns
who take run Up 10 that cItv To ct married. in.
stead Of getting married at home. simply to avoid
paying 81 for the marriage license. Il saws ii
makes business father lively among The ministers.
wIth"ut adding much to their fees. II says: I'VE
do not know what number Of DelawAreaDs hav
attained 10 the pinnacle Of their happiness in this
cItV, which 10 them a sort OF Gretna Green. but
they form goodlv number, and f they would only
be a little more liberal toward the clergyman they
patronlze, aud al least give him enough TO pay the
cost Of advertising lie new line OF business in which
they have embarked. II would Cause the blessing
they receive at the ceremony to be rather tn:
expressions Of the heart Than Of the lips"
Smyrna times., 1872-11-20
Rnr AhnMS Snurnn Tinnnan
For the Smyrna Times"
The Smyrna Immigrant Aid Society.
SMvRNA. Nov. 18th. 1872.

SMvRNA, Nov. 10Th, 1877.
Agreeaby to the "Call for Public Meeting"
signed John II. Bewley, Geo. w CummnS, Rnbt
HILL VIM. Nailor and Others a meeting of citi.
zens Of Smyrna aud the neighbnrhoud Was held in
the town hall at 9 p. NJ, to investigate and take
action in reference to the labor question, when on
motion, Mr.. Geo w. Cummins, Sr. was called 10 the
Chair, and Mr.. J. X. Johns appointed Secretary.
The Chairman having explained the object OF the
meeting, and the vital importance of immediate
action to remedy the rapidly increasing scarcity Of
labor, in tins section of the State,
On motion Of Mr.. A. StOckly the meeting decided
TO form permanent organization to introduce foreig
labor.
On motion Of Mr.. John II. Bewley, the meeting
resolved TO organize under the title, 1.-The Smyrna
Immigrant Aid Society."
On motion Of Mr. A. Stockley, the following
gentlemen handed their names to the Secretary for
membership: A. SlOckley, Geo w. Cummins Sr.,
ID. ]. CummIns ii. N. Wickersham, r. 5. G0ntce,
r. III. Armstrong, WIiam Nailor, A. g. Cumn, ms,
P. s. Collin, J. II. llofftcker, J. f. Denny, A. l..
Hudson. w. w. Nelson. j. r Alice, jos. G. Disch
Tnos L. R,Iey WIN. F Hawkins, A. Spear, J. G.
Crow, Jas Truax, ST., James Williams, 'mrs w
MITCHELL p Rench, John II. Bcwley, L. C.
Palmaiary, Francis WuodhulI, J. K. Jnhns.
Mr.. J. X. johns moved that Mr.. John H. Bewley
he declared President. which was unanlmOusy y
| adopted.
On motion Of Mr.. Jas. Williams. Mr.. J. X John:
was ELECTED Secretary and Treasurer.
| Ga mutton. the President appointed Mcssrs. ii n
WIckPrsham, David j. Cam nins and Joseph II
Hoffecker a CommIttee to draft Constitution anC
| BY Laws.
On motion, Mr.. II. C. Douglass added to th'
COMMITTEE on Con- tItntInn aud BY Laws.
| On muIi0n. The Committee was OrdeIcd 10 repor
tins day week ut 2 2. NJ.
On motion. the secretary ordered TO Il
be prInted in the SMYRNA lines and DeLGl
InteIIigsncer the proceedings of the meeting. and
call lor meeting of the Snc'ety, 10 be held at IN
town hall, IN Smyrna, ON Saturday afternoon, Nov
the 23d, at 2 O'clock.
| On motion, Messrs. Jas. Williams, A. l.. Hudson
and J. r. Alice appnin ed Committee, wit
| the President, to solicit membership.
! On motion, the meeting adjourned 10 meet mex
Saturday at 2 P. VI. j. X. JOHNS, Seey.
Smyrna times., 1872-11-20

THE EPIz' The horse influenza is becoming
as serious with ms Az II has been IN the cities II
has increased RAPIDLY since ou- lat issue, aud il Is
estimated thai II least three fnurthS "f ri" the
horses in tins cn,nmUuitv-SOme four hlihs-
have fallen victims to the dlsease. We have MT
heard of single farmer VIII Sc horses are exempt
within a radius Of four or five miles oi town. Tney
can not haul IN their corn, and can hardly get I"
town A number win have started TO drive IN,
with apparently healthy ANIMALS, have suddenly
developed the disease them and been compelled to
turn back. The towns people find il difficulty To
get wond and produce is enmIng up scarce. Almost
all "nr physicians embarrassed in getting 10 see
country pateuts. and country patients have difficulty
in sending for the doctor ''Shank's mare" is the
only exemption IN either town country. We even
hear ut some WIN killing their hogs, lest they
contract the disease
Smyrna times., 1872-11-20

IA POr OF GoLD."-The Wilmington Republican
of last Thursday tells The following wonderful yarn
" rwo small boys went to sprIng the woods On
the iaTn Of Mrs. Griffin. near Mt. Pleasant. Mil
Creek Hundred lew days ago, 10 procure bucket
of water, and Hing up stake by they dI.-
'"vered am IRON i'"x, "n winch was paddock. They
immediately ran hOme and infUrmed their mother
Of their discovery hut she declined 10 assist them
remove It as she deemed It OF no consequence
The boys returned aud attempted TO carry away The
b"x when Joshua LObb came along and t,nk il from
them and carried II "f Il - supposed that il con.
tanned money. Lobb. however, denies having la ken
the box. The PRINT Of the boz may be seen in the
ground from where 1t was taken, and it Is a tair
presumption that the boys version Of the matter il
correct. Samuel Miller the father Of one Of the
boys visited city TO learn If measures could be
adopted 10 0rce LObb to restore the box, but we
have nsI htt I'd what Conclusions was arrived al
Persons who visited the spring for years back re
member the stake, but who placed it there is
mystery"
Smyrna times., 1872-11-20

A FUNNY MIsTAKE.-One day last week, an artist
of Wilmington. named DAVIS. went down to Esston,
having expressed ahead Of him a box OF paintings.
UpnH reaching E'stun he inquired at the express
office i0r his pictures aud told that his box had
reached It's d siInatIOn and hSd been delivered
directed. Hs asked To whnm aud told TO $.
Sdmps"n. He replied that his pIrlnrr, Mr. Sampson,
was in Wilmington aud c"uId net receive the box.
lie returned 10 the hsIel. aud not finding the box
there became greatly perpleEed. But he
informed that an old negro man named Sam. Samp.
sun livrd near the town aud traI the box had been
taken there by the driver who as as much per.
picked to knnw what To do with II rs Mr.. Davis wac
TO know what had been drne with IT, Mr.. d. went
To Stmpson's, aud lie fnUnd that the old man had
literally lined his htilr hut with the paintings. and
was admirIng them in the midst of a whole host al
his colored rends. The old m, n, unable IL account
for the gift in any other way, had concluded that
| President Grant, or some of his other Republican
friends in Washington had sent them TO him. $,
the Easton Star SAYS.
Smyrna times., 1872-11-20

THE MARYLAND & DELAwRE RAILROAD
The article in our local column, stating that
the two Bostonians who hold the first and
second mortgage bonds of the Ald 4 Del. R.
R., amounting to 81 900, 900, have demanded
that the road be sold to pay the interest on
sal stock, is creating some interest. The talk
on the street is that this is the preliminary step
to placing the road in the hands of the p. w.
& B. Co., and there seems TO be little or no
objection to this change of ownership in any
quarter, so far as we can learn. The case
comes up for consideration before the court at
Easton to-day.
Smyrna times., 1872-11-20

UrsErTINo THE SHERIFy SALEs.-The refusal Of
The Court oi this county Ia cnn6fm the last three
sales OF real estate made by ex.sherf H.rgadlne,
in this town. before the close oi hls official term.
has created extensive discussnn in our midst, and
we may ssy some dissatisfaction " we may Judge
from the expressions we hear. Much Of the interest
awakened in the matter hiss originated in the whole.
sale upsetting, which was so unexpected aud 50
unusual. What may be unsatisfactory seems ia
originate from the remarks Of Chef Justice Gilpin
which have been taken up and debated as they have
been snatched from common rumor, in all their
unreliable dsformity. Upon inquiry Il would appeaI
that the s,les were set aside from various iechn
caiies aRd not beciuse the court aSssmcd 10 decide
whst real estate should sell for in the county, as
stalk has it, One Of the sales was not confirmed
we are told, because the owner OF the property val
q bidder; another, because there was some infer.
malIy the part Of the inqiisItors, and the thrC
because other interested parties had agreed To CIV,
more for the property. Such we learn from th,
best information We can gather.
Smyrna times., 1872-11-20

GOLDEN WEDDrNG Nj. and Mrs. Jas Webb, OF
Wilmington. celebrated their flti' IN wedding ami
versary last week. The "bride" arIayed IN her
wedding i eSs, a beautiful fabric called in lts day
"Leopntrne The Commercid sys that the
original marriage certificate was produced. eabo
rately recorded on plrchnent, and 10 make IT.
record complete, the guests present at the Golden
Wedding end 'rsed their names upon H. o. the
hty three persons who where present at the original
Quaker ceremony aud signed The certificate, twelve
are yet living, OF whom four again signed the docu.
ments as witnesses Of the 6ftIeth anniversary. As
no presents are spoken Of II is presumed that this
part oi the programme abandoned.
Smyrna times., 1872-11-20

EXPENDITURE OF THE WAR DEPARTMENT
According TO our Washington dispatches the
expenses OF the War Department now are
thirty millions of dollars year. 1t is stated
that the cost of this branch of the public SER
vice has been decreasing at the rate of about
half million year, and that this reduction
will go on ill the expenditure will hardly
exceed twenty millions annually. Thirty mil.
lions year appears to be a large and unncccs-
sary cost of this Department in time of peace,
and we hope the goyernment will bring il
down as soon as possible The vast facilities
which our railroad system affords for trans
porting troops, munitions and supplies will
enable the government TO accomplish as much
with a smaller army as ity did some years
ago with larger one.--N Y. Herald.