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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-08-21
ORPHANED BY FLAMES.

To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
WIZ you kindly place the following facts before o
generous and charitable public:-Willam Schoen-
hardt who lost his life In the Locust Grove fire,
leaves behind him four orphan children. aged re-
spectivcly three to eight. The mother died six
months ago. They are entirely destitute and with
out MEANS with the exception of small subscrip-
ton donated by the residents. i feel certain that
this affair needs but publicity IN your journal to DO
pobly responded to. Mrs. BARNEY WILLIAMS
BATH. l.. l., August ~, 1870.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-08-21
THAT EXCURSION "ROW.'

Frederick Seibert. commander of Riker Post No.
6s. Grand Army of the Republic. denies that Captain
Schultz was called on Sunday last to qucl disturb
the barge l.. Ii. Starin. He says the
Captain with his boarded the barge OF their own
volition, and without any provocaton arrested on
Ger Harting and another gentleman, who MEM
beers VI the Committee of Arrangements. He further
says that there was no disturbance ON the barge;
that q young man conducted himself In disorderly
manner and that Harting and the other committee
were putting hun ia the hold whom the police
boarded the boat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-26
NOTES FROM NEWPORT.

NEWPORT, Il. l., July 2l.-The hotel-keep-
era are praying for warmer weather in the larger cities
r has been cool here for several days Business has
been brisk NJ the Hotel Aquidueck during tue few
DAYS the occasion being the annual meeting at that
place OF the American biological and Of the American
Optha theological Associations.
Mr. H. l. K.mball, who built the hotel at Atlanta Ca,
hearing his name, Is at the Ocean House.
Among tine late arrivals the Ocean House are the
following: George MarstOn and wife, New-BcdfOrd !;
G.. II. Richards W. P. Blake, DR.. H. W. Williams, j. H.
Cotton. Boston Mrs NJ r. Poor Miss Nellie p. Barr, j.
: l. LAyvcs. Cincinnati; james Laney Rochester; I.
Comstock p O'shea, the Misses Osnea, John LaTkin.
George b. Glover, New-York; NJ j. hirwin, New-Jer-
,.v, Mrs r. 2. Lee, Philadelphia W. ". Ray and wife,
Providence f. X Barron. j. T. Bassett and wife, the
Misses Basselt Iowa; J. H. McAlvtn and wife, Lowell ;
Mr.. j. Z. Parsons, HoyOke; L. Mchin and family
Sprug feld. .-,, a., o.,
Lowing: C. ; Merrill Albany ". = bennett, Mrs. Alb
ME H,oprr, Mr.. Charles BOariman, H. DERBY, -
Warlsw6rtn. Boston; George {. Harlan, william r.
Norris Philadelphia; ;. Z. Mcfarland, oxford y l.;
j. b. Young. W 4snIugtOn D Llenan, > MARSHALL New
York J. H. McDOnOugh, FItchDurZi ;. IS -. Jobn,
Hartford; David Coffin. salem Charles Il. Hoyt'St.
Mr William Edgar OF New-York, gave fine entertain
rnrnt al his cottage to-day Among the guests were
Colonel and Madame BonapaIe.
Mr. LorIllard's steam yacht Lurline, ana the steam
Yacht IBIS owned by Brown Brothers, or PHadelpula,
IN this hdrDur.
Fritscn, Will arrive % Andrews NAia lO-ihorI0N.
Ex-Governor Morgan, of Nec-YOrk. gave dinner 10
niyaI 10 LARGE numDer OF eminent EenIemeh' among
whom were ex-secretary Fish, senator Ahthohs oeh-
atOr Burnside, and Congressman hoI'ou' Vi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-26

mond, Miss Weathersby and her company, MaretEek's
Opera Company, and other stars and combinations VIII
act under John FOrds management, next season, ut
baltimore, Phil phia and Washington.
Mr.. Chanfrau is the owner of a new COM
edy, Ga NewEngland life, written by New-York law
yer This he Will produce next Mrs. Henrietta
Chanirau, his wife, Will make professional tour OF
Ne Win gland with company Of her own. Both these
stars under she management of Mr.. Tayeure.
Mr.. Mackaye will reopen the Madison Square
Theatre about the middle Of October. Among the per
formers engaged by him Miss Eaie Eisler and Miss
Annie Elser-dau<hers OF the veteran manager. John
Eiser-and also Mr. Frank Weston. young actor, from
the West, OF whom ne port speaks very well.
There will be stock companies ne xt season
at Walaeks, the Uuion Square, the Madison Square,
Days, the Park Boucicaults Booths THEATRE Gem
mills Chestnut Street Theatre, Philadelphia, FOrds
Broad Street Theatre QOr few weeks Ony1 in the same
city, the Boston Museum. and the Boston Theatre. MIR.
Daniel +. Bandm il 20 astOnish the town. AT the
Standard Theatre. with company brought over from
England.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-26
A FEW REMARKS BY BLAINE At PORTLAND.
Prom tie Report Of me Portland Press.

The Democratic cry Il just Lhe same DE- ulr-
Ing the when Union repuIse Was meat ana dfink
uoIiflcauy. Now a failure business Is hailed
with Joy and their STOCK IN trade Inc other
day IN Ue glbOring vla-e OF Mechanic FaIis Tie
De1ulson PAPER Company failed, and the event was
hailed win de gh by al the GTcenback papers. Ihiuk
Of policy that permits paper manufacturer TO Tall
paper tie very OF wealth. paper that represents
capital IN hard-mOEey times you might as well expect
gold nine 10 fail There is another question, the
southern questlOn-he mad heard OF tha DeOrt ne hdd
heard OF Congress. On tne other side OF the house
ia which By surages represents the people or
Maine are Wade Hampton and Butler from south Caro-
Ina, Gordon anu Ben HI from GeOr IA, Lamar from
Msslssppi. Isham o. Harris and re Del colleague from
Tennessee, Vance and a rebel colleague from North
Carolina so that Southern man IN me gallery eI-
claimed Great GOdl this is the whole Confederate
Army in citIzeus clothes" The question is whether the
Con lederate Army citizens clothes shall rule or
whether the Boys in Blue IN citizens clothes snal rule
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-26
DR1AATIC NOTES.

Mr.. jefferson, when he reappears in Phila-
deIpEa this Faii viii give week 70 GolightLJ and
D16 Acres
Mention is made of new comic opera, by
G. Morosini and C. W. Tayleure. entitled "sr Joseph
Porrer's visit TO New-YOrk, IN Il. N. :. Pinafore"
Mr.. John E. Owens, the fayOrite comedian,
lately met with an accident, which, though not very
serious confines him 10 his home TOwsJntOwn, near
Baltimore
The Athenaum, at Columbus. Ohio, has
been changed into the Grand Opera House. and it will
be opened Tor the rev September, BY Maggie
Mitchell and her travelling company
Miss Nelson is acting at the Haymarket by
way OF bidding farewell 10 London. She viii make her
last appearance on the 2d Of August Her engagement
A. NE Ade.phi terminated last week
Among the theatrical sports " that Will
taEe 70 the road " next season are Coyle's Folly
company, salsbury's Troubad0urs, Rlce's Surprise
Part and Eliza Weatbersoy's FrolIques.
The new comic opera, by Sullivan and Gil
pert which sullivan is bring to America next season.
WI be produced az the Fifth Avenue Theatrei ana Mr.
sonh T. Ford will have the management Of ITS produe
NoN, o"sh IA Aes-YOrk and IN the SOulA
MI Edward Spencer, the weA-lSnOwn dram
SIs'-author OF " Kit" Across the C0niinent," and
S.ntf plays-is the Editor Of The baltimore S1"
80 SpeEcer ~ az work the hbTettO or new Amer
a SoDie opera.
MI Rowe Is at the White Mountains. Prep
-s1'Ds ior ais play Of "woherts Roost go forward
"aiaegs Nj. Lester Wallaek has arrived bone
season. @h IA" O"~F 80 49,
Dooth' Jefferson, Miss Nelson, John 7. Ray
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-26
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON, Friday. July % 1879.
The President has appointed Charles p James Justice
Of the Supreme Court OF the District OF Columbia, IN
Mace OF Justice Humphreys. lately deceased. Mr.
lanes IL A naive OF OalO, las resided III the Dis
trct for the last fifteen years
The following appointments have been made by the
Treasury Department. Robert y Turner Of Knoxville,
1ann IN he IoteruaI Revenue SOrek-eper aud Gauger
for he second District OF Tennessee, and j. Brady
Powers 10 be assstantkeeper Of the lighthouse
al Cape Can.yerai, Fla
Recently in going over century'S accumulation OF
documents, which form IN part the archives OF the
Light House Board several brief papers in The hand
writing OF George Washington and Thomas Jefferson
were Ound. They no value except as historical
rnennentos OF me great men by they writ
ten and a. such Of them have been richly framed,
and are preserved in the Oce Of the secretary OK the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-26
PORTLAND AND oGDENSBURG RAILROAD
TWO DAYS HEARING BEFORE JUDGE PoWEIs-A
WIDE VARIETY OF CLAIMS.

TWO DAYS HEARING BEFORE JUDGE PoWERs-A
WIDE VARIETY OF CLAIMS.
ST. JoHNsBURY, VT, July 25.-Ihere has
beeu hearing tor two days before Judge Powers, as
chancellor IN the cases affecting the Portland and %
densburg Railroad Judge Powers. as trustee OF the pre-
ferred mortgage nled bill 10 foreeose nat mortgage
and also cross Diu to fOreclose the first mortgage
cross bill was also fled In behalf Of certain creditors Tor
labor and supplies TO run the road L. & l. Fairbanks
A. Co. filed supplemental bill on quantity OF nrst
mortgage coupons paid by them The various claims
having been reported on Judge Poland. who appeared
for the trustees and J. Phelps, OF Burlington and
GUY Noble of st. Adams, who appeared Ior tue Sier
camille Trust Company. OF NewYork. claimed that tue
case WAS ready for fnal decree. Henry e. Belden who
apueared FOR creditors who had performed labor ana
Trn,sned .upps- insisted that the decree should be
subject 10 the claims OF bis clients H. a. hyhe OF nos
'',J Il n F-tr'd OF Montpelier. appeared Tor Am
hrrst College aud claimed that facts had not Deen pfo
erly proved before master, and that the cas- shO
ne recommltted him for further nearing duu aAout
be- continued. Judge Powers refused 20 continue or
omen the ease generally for further hearing Out granted
cave 10 persons Opposing tue decree 70 put III PROOF D
fore the mater that the assent OF the fst or
s. bondbners 10 tho making Oi the preference mort
~. VA, not properly given; sucl evidence 10 ne 20
sn5mitfrd BY August 20 The further nearing Oh the
mater was postponed until August -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-26
FAIRBANKS, sCAIES.

Ii may almost be sand that wherever IN the
world there l. something 10 be weighed, Fan Dank5'
Scales are used They arrived AT standard OF eX-
relence which 10 would almost seem cannot b. I'M
proved aud nave followed their constantly extending
reputation lutO every civilized country.
From the New-YOrk, Lake Erie aud western Railroad
Company, through Messrs. j. =. MOnitoh 7on, me
reaf elevator builders OF the West. they nave just re-
ceyed au order for the follow large scales 10 cOns
to be but IN his city: Three 3OtOn patent iron frame
railroad track scales nme 5OOOushei hopper scales aud
an. 3J-bushe hopper scale. Tue new elevator being
but fn Chcag0One Of the largest, II not the largest n
the worlI-will be supplied with full outnt OF Far
banks sea es 80 the elevator being built in De
tr0it Mich by Nh. Nm II. Vanderbilt IN fact, IN the
history Of rue representative house IN this city. business
has been better or prospects, brignter-bGHa'o
July H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-26

. no holds several other responsible offices, "amons
,neu those OF ActngPresident OF the southern Oera
~ t,rosdept " the Tioga Manufacturing Company,
- At Big Rapids, Michigan, he viii not De eN-
te 70 devote to the discharge OF the duties OF his
- as .e over four days each week" The Times adds
w ratuate Mr.. Plat on the just ana bsn ale
49,, ~ ais sterling integrity, business ana eHecu
pre9cfv indicated by thus electioa, ana we are CON
Stnced the directors OF me c3aps"y VIII h'" 'y
Cu.R1orrEsvILLB, Va, July Ex-senator
-, r,r,ptou. Of south Carolina, passed here this
-. on route to the White SULPHUR Springs at
meilIt, .l, see he Nil remain for the next month.
81. JoHS. y. b., July 25.-Postmaster-Gen-
- K, and party arrived tonight from Halifax.
~, are highly delighted with thei" trip through the
rLll.- uIINLuI.e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-26
PUBLIC OPINION.

The Ohio campaign will open mp in few
weeks ana the heaviest GreenoacS talent OF the eoun
try viii -WOop down ,On the state chin Tor uat Plat
Behold as wild asses in the desert gather forth 10
their work; rising betmes fOr prey."-lIudlan0pols
Journal tRgpD
The general plea that the Democrats Ought
20 have the admn-t rati0n If affairs because they
c0nduc them better tuan the Republicans. will hardly
win IN view Of their record The last Congresses
ano the cpncrs completely cancel the effect Of the fraud
cry Milwaukee Sentlnc tRepD
Secretary Sherman measured the Demo
cratic leaders accurately when ntmated that they
would shout Tor either Hard money soft order
win Success Their object is to divide the Republican
party and n they caOlr from ITS rank, by pre-
lending 10 be GfeeuDackers they viii DO iL.-tPOrtand
(de) Press (Rep)
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INCIDENTS Al sARATOGA.

SARATOGA, July 25.-The morning was clear,
but this afternoon there Is threat OF another rans orH
the weather being and sultry. The streets are
null of people in holiday attire, the increase tAe or
binary crowd consisting Of large excursion party from
Cherry Valley and Coblesk. Congress Park. the
Indian camp on Circuiarst and broadway In 'front.' of
the large hotels all daY worn the appearance OF
village Fourth Of July. source Of amusemenI for the
regular Summer boarders here is 20 observe the methods
these people the country resort to for diversion
and espee,ally the awkward work the latter make OF
rinktn the sprln Many OF the exeursonists
are entire strangers to tho Saratoga mineral ater AAe
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BARRY-At Warrentoh: Fanquier County Va JAY 22.
1879 Helen Nelson infant Zhter OF Robert p and Jn8
K Barry. aged months and ~ days
BUCKNOR-On Tuesday July d. Emily A. daughter Of the
late Charles William BuOS, OF Charleston = c. and widow
Of William Bucknor Of this city. the 18Th year Of her
friends those Of her daughters Mrs.
william Wilson, James Hurry and Mrs. howard Van
Amringe. attend funeral services at tho
Church Of the East 29tht. saturday
morning, the 26th Ilst.. at $50 O'Clock.
JACKSON-At Glen Cove. l. Thursday July -, Mar.
TIA W. widow Of samuel T. Jackson and daughter OF the
late Lewis Hewet OF Woodbury. l. T. In the 11th year Of
her
Funeral At the residence OF her son. r. r. Jackson. Glen
Cove L. l., on Sunday, the 27th lnsL. AZ O'Clock
KIMBALLOn Thursday evening, July o. Julia c. wife Of
Richard b. Kimbal and daughter OF the Dr. David Tom
lnrOn
afternoon A. the Pres
bvterian Church (DT CrOsby's)
Freudslare requested not 20 send flowers
MAGOON-In Rutland VT, July %. 1879 l., Of
the Rev. r. l.. MagoOn aged ~ years
ROBINSON "Wednesday 23d INST Eliza e. daughter o. tho
late 4. Derby Robins, Of BOstOn.
Relatives and friends invited attend hs fnrel
SATURDAY O'Clock late residence, No 23g
West Ballic-st.. Brooklyn
Boston papers please copy
WEBsTER-In Brooklyn. on wednesday. July 49, Horace
Webster.
his late residence 1913 LaayetIeaye Saturday
Zsthinst' AT D. m. Friends will kindly omit flowers
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BOURBON BALLADS-Mo. 40.
The Snnn Of CIPHER .ALleu.

INC song OF Clptp AGeG
A lane, beset with MANY a rock.
And many a thorn and bramble,
To which detected thousands flock,
Through which the Bourbons ramble,
Where candidates and mountebanks
Disp0rt. debate and daily.
And boss repeaJers play their pranks-
This, this IS Cipher Alley.
Upon the fence crows perch around,
just like 4 cullud mceun'.
And "cawD to bones that strew the ground
Where other crows were eaten;
The lean cOpaTceners gathered here
Expect To rouse and rally,
And eat the crows, from year TO year,
And this IS Cipher Alley.
About his neck one Denmark" wears
A collar stout and heavy,
On which the legend bright appears,
"Pm Uncle cammv's Neyvy.D
And as he kicks a barrel towards
The Presidential valley,
He's hustled By the hungry hordes
That swarm in CIPHER Alley.
Tom Ewing flies his paper kite
In the adjacent meadow,
And wonders where il VIII alight,
And sells It's iiat shallow.
And Hendricks ION the fenceis he.
The King of shilly-shally;
And Moses" I'm a hollow tree
That grows in Cipher Alley.
The lane is studded thick with slaves,
And ranks Of crOw-bOnes Serrled;
They mark the head and foot of graves
Where Bourbon hopes are buried.
And overhead the telegraph
Keeps sad and secret tally,
And none but Sammy knows the half
That's done in Cipher Alley.
Above the boundary of the lane
A party flag 5 floating,
COnfeSslnQ truth III letters PLAIN.
EurraWdW illegal yOtlngP
It hides a weakness In tie fence
Where foes might make "a sally
And seize the sacred munlments7
Preserved IN Cipher Alley!
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AN NTERMLNABLE CASE.
THE NGARRAHAN CLAI3l AGAIN BEFORE TIE DE
pARTMENr

PARTMENr.
WASHINGTON. July 2J.-The McGarrahan claim
or some of its side ISSUES will probably live in one
form OF another forever. 1t was originally decided
bv Land Commissioner Wilson, about the year
1871, IN favor Of McGaTahan. The decision was
reversed by the Secretary Of the Interior, aud the
Land Office was afteTward directed to issue pat
ent TO the Idrll Company. Apetition for a rehear-
ing before the Secretary was dled, and has ever
since been pending. The subsequent history OF the
case before the courts and the committees of Con-
r-ess Is well known. The action of Congress- or
rather its failure to act last Winter upon the petit
ton Of Mr.. McGarrahan, is considered as finally
dispcsing of one side of the question But nothing
il certain IN connec ion with she case. The score
tary of the Interior is now considering the petition
for A reheariug of the New ldrla claim for patent
and McGarrahan has appeared before the Secre-
tarv ana made an argument opposing tue Issuance
of a patent to the New Idria Company. The case
still ponds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-26
THE TELEGR4PH VAR.

A writ was served Thursday at Railway,
y J.. on b. r. Plumb. representing the American Union
telegraph Company, for $1,000 damages Tor malicious
prosecution In causing the arrest Of james L. shaw,
q Smith and g. Mott. officer, Of the Continental fele
sr.pA COMPANY for an alleged conspiracy asdhat lhe
AMERICAN Telegraph Company VI ssr- Sha"i onlth
and Mott nave tained Ex-Governor bedie aud ex-
senator stone counsel
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MIDNIGHT WEAT HER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
Synopsis JOr the past . 4 hours.

WASHINGTON, July &c, 1 4. m.-Ihe barom-
eter has fallen New-England and the Middle states,
with east TO south winds, cooler cloudy weather aud
rain Rain has prevailed in the Southern States Ten
nessee and ONO Valley, win southeTIy 70 westerly
winds slight rau in barometer ana no change tenn
perature. Cloud has increased IN the Upper Lake
region North west with nOrthery 90 westerly winds,
local rains and slight changes IN temperature and
barometer. The barometer Is lowest near Lake Supe-
riOr and hi CHEST tue New-EBgiaud Coast.
Indications.
For New gland threatening weather and rain. with
easteTly 20 sOurhery winds, slowly rising temperature
and falling barometer.
For tie Middle states. partly cloudy weather and
lOba rains, with southeast 70 southwest winds falling
barometer and slowly nsiug temperature.
CGIii0Hdry Signals.
Cautionary signals continue from Sandy Hook to
Macon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-26
A LARGE EXCURSION TO LONG BRANCH.

LONG BRANCH July 25-The morning
opened COOL the wind BLOWN fresh from the east A.
the day the air became warm r. with indicd-
tions OF About p. M it began sprnkling, with
good prospect OF continuous rain. The sea was very
rough throughout the day, and in consequences there
has been little ba thng in the surf.
The pupils OF Girard College Philadelphia, reached
the Branch about 1870 o'clock this morning. They
numbered 5O2, and in charge of Henry W. Avery,
vicpresdent Of the college Upon leaving the cars at
Central Railroad depot they formed in line, headed
by the Girard College Battalion Band and Drum Corps
Numbering 200 mem. under command OF Major JOnn
". Ryan. and marched to the Hayiland Hotel At 4
O'Clock this afternoon the cadets gave drill and dress
parade on lawn in front Of the hotel after which the
entire party excursOnss started for the depot eay
Ing on the , o'clock train.
A grand reunion OF me Odd Fellows OF New-Jersey
Will be held here Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday
OF next week
following:
Mansion House-B. Lawrence, 7. b. Nelson. II. W.
Mason New-York; the Rev. I. NJ A. Burke, p. J. Wal
lace, the Rev. y shehan, j. r. Leonard Al9a9y ~. VI
United states Marine Corps; J. b. Kne Freehold. NJ.
ocean Hctel-Coonel VI. Freedman and family, the
Rev W. B. CJrDt, ID. D., +. W. scott and family Coo
mel J. J. Garnet, the Hon X. II. s'rahan, New-lQrki
DR.. W. b. Brnton and family. Wrsichester Penn . H.
Judge A b. nagnef and family, wasli d. G.; Mr.
ana Mrs j. L. Stratton. Mt Holly; j. H. Ihomas Biiti-
more.
Rowland HOuse-Naor ]. II. Scrigen and family, Sa-
vanuah G.. Roberts and family, Mr.. aud Mrs. II. c.
Jonson Nh and sIrs. W an. J. j. Orme Philadelphia;
D. l. Boyd ana family, Albany.
United states HOteI-James dwell, l. L'yenson and
family New-YuTk Mr. and Mrs. ID. o. WickhaIn, Titus
VILE, Penn: Mrs. G. p. Nuttef, Jersey City.
Brighton HOtel-FranklIn Crosby, {. Or. HartshOrne,
30. ton samuel Marsh, New-G0rk
West Ind HOteI-Mr and Mrs. John Elliott. W. 7.
Wad-wOr,b Mr. and Mrs. I. G. Weicn, Nr. and Mrs. j.
v Bonner, j. McPal ana family, Nrw-fork; Mr. and
Mrs y. g.. BOWdOne j. W. Hunter, NJ. Fowler Mr.. and
Mrs. y. Ellis. RaltimOre W RI. Iug.r~oll NlcAsburgj
Ja- Franklin the Rev d. T. Reed, LOUIS; A. Moore,
81 Crox, Mch Mrs. John VI Clark. j. y. Clark, New
ark; Il. l.. sac rnan, Washington, ID. Z.