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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-10
TIE CENTRAL Pacific RING.
Warm nts for the Arrest of the President aud
Secretary OF the COMPANY.

SAN Francisco, June 9.-Warrants were
issued to-day for the arrest OF Leland Stanford
and Z. II. Miller, President and Secretary Of the
Central Pacinc Railroad, on complaint OF J. II.
Robinson, a stockbolder Of the company, for re-
tusins 10 exhibit certain accounts OF tue COM
pAny.
The facts In the case are that 10 an eKamina-
tion Of tue books Of the company. now going
on In COM ectiOn ith suits brought 10y Robin
son aud other stockholders, the Secretary was
asked to produce "a certain report maze 10y ~ in-
lord 10 the directions OF sundry eKpendltures.
= he Secretary produced the paper, but re-
fused To exp.ain the contents, and being asked
whether II did not contain statements OF
amounts Of monty paid to hucnce
State and Concrs 'sional legislation, declined To
answer. Warrants were therefore Issued o
compel the production Of all the papers under
the Stale code governing corporations. Inc
examination disclosed great unwilinguess on
the part Of the secretary Of the company 10 tea
tiiy on material points.
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Surf.Bathinr Accideue.

Miss Carrie A. Allen. aged Is years. stepdsuah-
ter of W. W. Shut Of Brentwood. L. l.. was drevas1
In tho bav Fire Island, directly opposite the ghs
house. yesterday afternoon. she and her sister kia
mother AMI two small brotners sat on shore watcnin
them, and William n Pulls " Bay Shore wa. 10 tn4
cabin OF boat preparing 10 enter the water Tho ude
was neary st ebD. aud they Dathed "a the chsnnot
1hey both weie seen 10 be drowning. Mr. fulis swsu
them TOOK younger TO shore ana returned TOT
Other but Just before reaching her he wM seized wiz
cramp anu havo drowned had not those on shsf9
han IN
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-10
Deputy MnrrhaI. a, PolitIcaI .lriL-r..

NEW ORLEANS, June 9.-Tas Concresso onal
committee investigating Marshal Packard once eI'
Amined several witnesses who testified that they re-
ccyed commissions rs deputy maTshaE dung tho
camp Of 1874, and commissioned an Ut ton
days ootOre the elecuon lney were instructed by 40.
(cDlorei candidate for the Stale Senate ~ watch
the pOils election day and work n his In eress.
tn paid oy MN Tor their services aud ter he
ell cIiun called upon for surrender OF their com.
mission to the Marshai Anen alleged that he needed
the sryicus Of the deputies body guard to protect
from assault while canvAssing the parishes Of nus
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-10
A y.nL.r. merchan,.' LII. In.ur..e..

John NJ. Stiilwe.l, q merchant Of Yonksrs.wss
insured BY tho Norm American Life Insurance Coo
psny for $4,000 for years. He had paid 49,
in premiums Fsyette r. Brown. insurance sss~s -
Yonke, induced him to cancel the policy. aad iasore
In the Mutual Life Insurance Comp,nys once Shortly
afterward he taken sick, and the agent called -
hum and threatening TO charge that he had deosys1
the company cDucer ing his bodily health, msds hf4
give up the policy and receive the rcminn be hsl
paid, HIS afie unknowingly signed away her inesrs.e
well sued The comp.ny. Judge Barn.rd. after hs.dng
the took IL from the jury, aud ordered the co1
pany return the policy Mrs, stiwsi that sAs ~
bue on lt for the amount insured.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-10
FI0HTISG A DESPERADo.

Omcer Harts Ssnguiunry Arrest Of Bura-
lar In Elizabeth street.
Sitting on his stoop last evening. Mr.. Patrick
LAsee OF $50 Broome heard one his rear
dows crash though stone ha1 been thrown through
It. He to the rear. and confronted bv James
Kerrgan OF io7 EhIapeth street. Mr.. Lsselis asked
KerhgHn his business the e. nud X cnollv ev
revolverand MIR Lssee out and called oncerHsrt.
hrfrls au, puiutlns MS rrNONef ~ uagts heAO putd
g, II YOU sttemp 10 ts,e me a. shoot you Hart
the cup n kIocked kerrigAn down, aud kerrlgAn
asping the butt end OF his revolver rucx HAr the
lace, knOg kns aim GOWN la turn. Burgar aud police
ofncer bleeding and bruised then closed In death
crap lie. Finally Kerrigan dung Hart from him, and
sp glns through the open door AT lys Elizabeth rcrt
scaled fences and sieus In his tmpt escaps /.
Armed With Kerrigan's revolver. Hart closely follow
HIN aud Kerrg scalinRa feLce. Hart ordered
him stop. anu be did and was taken 10 tue station
Bolh mea were covered with oOod.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-10
LAGER BEER ON SUNDAY.
Tho Poiice Commissioners suddenly Chock-
mated by Manager Gilmore.

mated by Manager oiimoro.
Mr.. Dittenhoefer obtained from Judge
Donohue, yesterday, temporary Injunction and
AN order to show cause, directed to the Police
Commissioners and the Superintendent OF Po-
lice, restraining them from lorcirg an entrance
on Sunday into Glmore's Garden, without pay
log the regular admission fee OF nfty cents per
man, and directing them to show ON tue third
Monday Of June why The Injunction should not
be made perluaIent. he threatened pro
CANINE Of the police for Tomorrow IL thus
spoiled. Since Gilmore can and AS many men
as he NAV want for hfty cents each to go To his
garden, he arrested, 20 TO the police court, and
lie bhilcd, and since every police Otficrr who en-
tels to make an arrest must ply bfty cents for
his admission the accounts viii bal nee ex ctiy,
anu Gilmore can IN lintdin toe sport tndennite y.
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Goldsmith Maid'. Fas, Time.

PHILADELPHIA, June e-Four thousand per-
went TO Belmont PARK to Goldsmith MAID rot.
Her best mile done 2l6Sl, the time OF the other
two being 9;2lk ana 22b, The track 10 new, and is
thirteen feet more than mile II has been claimed
that Ia consequence OF TINS over distance the hAlas
time there last should have been tOrded as 2l
Therefore. to-day an Immense amount WAS bet tnat
wOud trut mile IN q y, am some even that sue
would Ocat her record OF 2l4 The losses manly
by outsiders and tue vii ning by lurfmrn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-10
Tro,tIns on th. FIe.,woes Ce.rss.

The nrst trot IN Fleetwood Park yesssrdsg
was for purse OF sio ooo for aso GLASS mile hsats ss
Sin D. in harness. Dan Msces b. .. Horace orosisyb
Thos. Cranes r. 81. George. and John Rogcrs's b. -
Csrr nsYers started. Carrie Meyers von the arss 80
heat was taken by 81. George Carrie Meyers secon4
Horace Greedy won the fourth "a h heats In go
237f; st. George took tue sixth heat IN 2f30k Horu1
Gresey. after an exciting cont st. won tue seyeuth
heat and race In $50 81. George won second moaeE
Carrie Meyers third. The second race purse of slsS
was for 22b class, mile heats best In O. IN harnesk
b. 6. Charlie Greene, and Dan ce's o Grow Pr,nc4
started. Dckensou's cot won easily IN three straxn4
hsats. ChArne Green second Time, 282 $50. x9s0tk
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-10
LIFE In THE METROPOLIS
DAsHss HERE AND THERB M fHD
SUMS REPOBTERS.

" Frying the Disbsnded scrisblsrs-msw
Ex-Msyer Hall and tue Business Dtrssfae
Of Driy's Theatre were badly OerssrsA.
The attorney for the Crosslsys, the nrm that =
trying to get payment for carpets furnished 70 The -
fuuot scrbblers Cub. ccupied himself yesterday vn
the examination In supplementary proceedings Of ca
r. Thorne. IT,, the actor. A. In the examinafisa -
Mr. Fiske the business director Of the Fifth Avsass
Theatre. and OF Ausustin Daily the investigates
proved prontiess failed To reveal property of -
nature from which Judgment creditor can ersv svst
nance. The next In tue disbanded cfrcle Of ~
6croblers that Il TO oe examined 10 A. Oskey Hali. u
understood that ne 10 10 be called upon for inven
tory Of mis- property on honday ncxt
Meantime snum0er Of these gentlemen who thfa3
they ought not 70 oe required 70 pay the mousy outn
TO the Messrs Crussey for the that they hn1
wihdr.wn from membership IN the scribbers Clue
before the Crosleys had supplied their oarpeta hsvo
made motion to set aside, so far as they are cc9r
cerned, the judgment that they have ncxfsestiy -
lowed TO be entered against themselves, fndgmrnW
under when these supp ementary beel
thls IN mornina
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-10
SOME WASHING RON TOPICS.
What Il Cost TO Furnish the Secretary Of
Mar with "A CnrrlaRe.

War with IA Carriage.
WASHINGTON, June 9.-rhe new Secretary OF
War. In reply letter from MT. Cymrr. the Chair.
Of the War Expenditure Com littee, saws that II
has the Government $4,000 for the hire Of
flage for the Secretary Of from the beginning OF
GA, Admin tration down to Bclknap's resgnston on
NJ .rch last. During the seven years Belknap was
secretary the carriage PROBABLY never used doz
times his or ~ despatchinR puhc bu f..
ness. II served the same purpus AttOrney-G enuia
Mnliam.'s landsuet did. IL enabled the BE Nnap
family ride out IN style every day and attend the
numerous receptions anu parties gwen during the
society hut why the Government should have
teen Ied $1,000 Tor this luxury, the War Expondi-
turce Committee 10 gOlng 10 nnd out.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-10

WHEhLihu' Juhob-ino bem"oraeo N"n'ou-
ton at Charleston last night after continuous sesson
OF wentynve hours. nominasd the following ticket
Henry Matthews for Governor Col White, OF Hamp-
shire, TOR Attorney q nerali JOseoh D. Miller lor
Auditor TnOnAs j. West tor Treasurer ". X. Pea.
b. e. Green Oxey Jol nson for judges Of the Supreme
Court Camden OilM Ood, Dayls and Beckey Tor
Delegates At Large Mes RS Camden OF Harrison, vii.
son and Beals Tor Delegates OF the FIRST District ,
Mesirs. CreAry And Monroe for the Second District
Aessrs Dinins ana Kelly lOI the Third District Tue
Convention adjourned Al o'clock tnis morning.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-10
Po..,bI, Auo,ber Murder Trial.

Early yesterday morning Ofncer Adams, hsass
ing pistol shotsin Mulberry street, Broome.
preached group OF men aad ordered them 70 dis-
perse. Among them the ofncer recognized jams
Begiey. who stabbed Patrick o'Rourke on rhur-dsl
nigIt On The sidewalk at l20 Mulberry reet Ofncss
f5Ins arrested Regloy, and In Bellevue Hospital tn1
prisOnrr was fully identified BY URoarke. Besiey 80
conInitle ed to ait the result VI Okourkes wound1-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-10

SYRACUSE, N. Y, June 9.-This city was visit
ed BY tremendous rain storm this afternoon Be-
tween half past four and eight o'clock II IL estim ed
that eight Inches OF water fvll. large number OF
store cellars III the Du9nsss portion Of the city arr
flooded, causing great deai OF damage. The central
tunnel under The canal was nye feet under water ADD
trains could not pass through II for some time 10 the
wafer put out tho area Of the engines.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-10
YET Another Reduction.

The Erie Railway will put the following ~
dnced rates OF fare fr IN New YORK into effect todays
Clever nd, 20; Detroit al, Toledo, ti2I Coiumbaa
$40 Cincinnati tl2 Indian lis tl3; Louisville. slQ
Sgv MllwauKee Sifj Omaha, t3o Francisco. si1G
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-10
THE LATEST OLD WORLD NEWS.
The Political Crisis In Denmark = sixtss
krupp Field Batteries.

LONDON. June "a special despatch from
Cope hagen 10 lie PuH Man GaIeas says The Com.
mtlee OF the Fokething-ue Loser House Of tue Dan.
ish Rgsda1-to when the question referred. have
decided unanimously In favor Of the Governments de.
mand Tor 20OOOOO crowns Tor the purchase OF sixteen
krupp nru batteries The RAICul leaders have deCid.
ed to refuse TO rrad the FOrtihcauun bill sec nd Ie
I win move resolluOn declaring he moment un
proptiOus for the proposal, thus 'voiding vote q
Nant OF confidence, upun winch tue Governments VIII
abnn on the measure, and tno extraordinary session
will adjourn"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-10

Early yesterday morning, Carl Msineoks. %
the Beet,Ischss JOURNAL himself In the gigat
pie. st Fifteenth street and Irving place. When exas'
tned by Dr. schwers the eye was protruding. and the
orbtsl cavity nlled with blood. Menseke was tAkes
to feicvu Hospital He was conscious III day. buf -
would not .ay why he had tried to kill himself Hsn
i've OF Germany. 80 years Of age. He came 90 Amor
ic iu 1850. .ivng ~ his profession - phIsci.ns
enRAHeI lOurnAlIam.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-10

william Walsh, Pennsl ivaniA canal boatmsns
got drunk At Perth Amby, and sold his bat. worsA
$500. John Norton OF south Amooy. tor 500. whiD
walsh Was asleep the money was stolen from hin.
When he became sober he secured Norton Of stealing
tue money nd asked him to sei the boat O1ck. Hos
on refused, and Walsh went N board tho boat setS
rated Il " kerosene set IL nrc. II nocsp
sarY sns to the Pc wanna airosd wA.x1s
Masa arreal al
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-10
Blaine. Performance. Hinder,ns Legislation.

WASHINGTON, June 9-rbe s nate Conference
Committee the Diplomatic bill! consists OF Sargent,
Freiughuysen aid Wiihers. snd the House Committee
OF Singleton Randall, and Foster. The committee viii
not me,t ( before Tuesday next. week ago II
rdcnty predicted that The h would be d posed OF nv
the 10Th mt but MI, Blainee performances have hin
de el legaLon aud kcpt lne 6LI from the cYmnlllee
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-10
Shooting HimseIf while In Court.

NASHVILLE, June s.--Samuei N. King, former
iy Deputy United states Marshal for Middle Tennessee.
was indicted to-day for having obtained money uudsr
false pretences lsst october. he shot hmseli With
Colts pocket revolver In the Criminal Court here this
evening while In custody. he died instantly. KING
Was originally from Dayton, Ohi0.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-10

J. N. Paulsen, an employee In 9 lead factory
at Greene street. wa, admitted 20 Bellevue Hcspi1A
Thursday. suffering from legd poison by inhaiAtioa-
the ctory iew days ago, and he aferward suntro4
from yio nj vomiting. folowo b. extreme xhsustoes
when admitted TO the hospita he Wa, ex austod AAa
una Oie " speak, aud shortly afterward he dlsA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-10
TROUBLE FOR BLAINE.

Charged with Tampering with some Letters
and suppressins Others
WASHINGTON, June ct was stated to-day
that Mulligan. Atkins, and Fisher. accompanied By
CHARLES Francis Adams are 10 be here next week snd
will testify thstt l. tiers read by Blaine Monday
noe thr full Of the letters originally ~nt
ten Blaine. Mr.. Adams was consult d at one tme
int The letters puoshed do not cony M same il-
preston to MS m md tnat the original letters dl Mr.
Muligan 4 also ourfo DOrate Mr.. Adams lie says
tlAt Blaine dare not prOuu 9 the orignais.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-10

MADRID, June 9.-During the denats yester-
day the Senate on the new consuu ution the Bs op
Of Salamanca sa0 the spanish prelars would a.w ys
lnOlclbm.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-10
Jay Cooke & Co.'S Bankruptcy.

pHILADELPHIA, June 9.-In the United States
District Court to-day Judge Cadwaladei gave m opln-
ion on the application OF Jay Cooke Co., Tor their dis
charge from bankruptcy. He said the grounds ufged
against the discharge insufficient anu ne saw 10
reason why the discharge should not Oe grated.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-10

MANCHESTER, June e.-The Guardians Lon
don correspo deut saysW yery proba e that wlnsow
will be liberated June l5 as II appears from the
spondeu,e submitted 70 p riamrnt that there Is tt
llKrnhOod that a pplementary treaty covering hls
case viii DO agreed upon by chem.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-10

BOSTON, June 9.-The M aius Blaine Club left
westbro0k Junction at $3.50 p. NJ. to-day by special
train the Portland and Rochester Road route
Tor Cincinnati. hyury county 10 represented, and he
excursion Is the largest and strongest sent from
Maine 70 political convention.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-10

WASHINGTON, June q.-Ihe Senators who left
tonight for Cincinnati had narrow escape from the
clutches OF the 5 rgeant atArms. II WAS ordered At
about O'Clock here should be call OF the Senate, anu
the hrst place " lted would have Deen the railroad
depot Senator k1mnnas nnay gave up the contest ne
lourued.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-10
Killed BY lightning.

MILFORD, Pa, June 9-In a violent thunder
storm In Hemlook Hollow. Wayne couny. Pa William
Hun while peeing barH, was struck By lightning and
instantly killed Several othtrs were prOsirAlod.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-10
A Veteran Tsacher,. Funeral.

Mr.. David X. Smsaton. late principal OF Gram
mar School ~, was buried from his home Ia Mount
teachers from New YORK attended the funeral. He had
been for twenty nine yeArs In the schools.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-10

WAsHINdTON, juno V,-Hen, HuTIbut, WHO Is
prepare the report IN tho sweet pension case. w
II 10 siid untparingly condemn the manner 10 which
Government otncials have been AlloWea 70 e1tort
money from their subordinates aud will reflect severely
upon Tue apparent indifference Of those high In once
To auch cOnduct.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-10
A Notable weadins ip Chlcugo.

CHICAGO, June 9.-The marriage of Il. 8. Mo-
CormlcK and bliss Katharine v. Medil was sOlelnniE
last evening a. the residence ~ tue brides Iather
Joseph Medill, editor OF the ChlCago tribune.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-10

Commodore Vanderbilt was com Portable yes
terday although unAlte to rise from MS bed. He rs
criyed many frenus aud relatives and talked gsatAlp
with AL.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-10

Out to-day with q new heading. new dressi
new style, and IN new hAnes brstciass sporting and
dramatic paper Nothing Ike Il In AmsrioA. Asa your
newman for lt.--Aas.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-10

Frederick Paine, AGED 9. years, fell from the
Streets Hoboksp, on THURSDAY night and was instantly
Killed,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-10
More sbouters for the "Faverits ss..
The Weather Once PredicnoB.

Martin NJ. Lewis and John J. Pollock say thal
thsy VIII lead 100 ON the Fifteen Assemb no
tlct Cincinnati IN the interest OF senator Conkiin
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-10
JOTTIN0s BOUr 70 WV.

Southerlv winds. 8 siionary TEMPERATURES ane
pressure. Increasing clou iness' snd possiou isse
rains.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-10

The most effective remedy for Indigestion,
Pula.-Auu.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-09-20
THE POSITION OF SEIZURE.

Carl Schurs occupies an anoma'
lous position in national politics
He takes decided grounds against
Grant and the Administration, and
at tile same time advocates the cleo.
ton Of Hayes and Wheelcr.-["C. L.
in Eureka Sentinel.
There is nothing anomalous about
Carl Schurz's position at all. He
was opposed to Grant and the Ad'
ADMINISTRATION before the time Of the
Cincinnati Convention, and was q
member Of the New York Confer.
ence that demanded the nomination
Of honest men who heretofore had
not been identified with the machine
in politics. 1t was this Conference
and the influence Of such men ~
Schurz and Bryant that secured the
nominate of Hayes and defeated
Blaine, Conk!ing, ct ais. 1t is the
best evidence that could he adduced
in favor of Hayes, that Schurz and
Bryant are satisfied with his nomina-
ton and are now warm supporters OF
him. There is nothing strange in a
mans oppasiag Gran,ism aad sup
porting Hayes. Hayes has had no
connection with the Administration,
and is quite different character of
person from Grant. The plank in
the Cincinnati platform approving
of the last four years Of the Presi-
dents service was tribute Ut respect
due to a retiring officer, who had, all
in all, done very much for mis- coun-
try. There is no doubt that Schurz,
although he opposed Grant, thinks
the very same thing, Some Repub-
licans may consider that that plank
was i'll advised, but they should re-
memter that it cost nothing, ana
thai the ultimate action of the Con-
vention showed that the party was
to become divorced from
Grant in the most seemly manner.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-09-20

Nearly every other nation OF
Europe having lead the way, Russia
is about adopting the Metric weights
and measures. The special commit
tee which is sitting at ST. Petersburg,
at the headquarters Of the Russian
Imperial Technical Society, have not
only come to the conclusion that
such an innovation would be useful,
but have also emphatically declared
that the presen, is the fitting moment
for the introduction o. the Metric
system. They think that the change
ought IN be accomplished within two
years. II Is u remarkable fact that
the Americans, with all their boosted
readiness to adopt labor savine
inventions, and havinsg led the
world in the use Of a decimal
currency, should be one ol
the very last nations Of the glob,
to adopt what John Quincy Adams
in his oficial report. pronnunces tn.
greatest invention Of human ingenu
ity since that Of printing. and /
greater labor ssvss tAaa slssm.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-09-20

LAURA De FORCE GoKpES is pub
fishing a Democratic paper in Oak
land. Like other Democrats. Laura
sometimes drops argument and takes
up abuse. She has done so recently.
Calvin B. Mcdonald is the object of
her pungent wiring. Mr.. Melon
aid was employed by Laura to write
for her paper in Sacramento last
Winter, and now she prints it that
he in that position was absolutely
worthless and finally had to be
kicked out. He denies the same in
. forcibiy-writts card. Women are
proverbially not long of one mind
We were in position last Winter to
know the relation between Laura
and Mr.. Mcdonald. 1t was not As
she represents II At all. She praised
him very highly Is writer, and he,
% far from being ignominioasly dis
charged, quit the paper of his own
will. Women in journalism are a
anomalous a. elsewhere.