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The daily gazette., 1879-07-25
THE FEVER AT MEMPHIS.

MANY NEW CASES But FEW DEATHS
CASES OUTSIDE THE ILL-FATED
CITY.
MEMPHIS, July 24.-Eighteen new
cases of yellow fever were reported to-
day. Among the number are Charles
A. Stacy and Alexander Kepler. Five
deaths have occurred since last night,
Mrs. B. L. Hollender, John Lochard,
Mrs. b. 4. Miller, Henrietta Taylor and
Willie Taylor. Two carloads of tents
furnished by the Government arrived to-
day, and the city authorities will to-mo-
row establish camp at point seven
miles north of the city, OH the Paducah
Railroad. They experience great diff
Guilty in finding means Of transportation
thither. Superintendent Monsafrat, of
the Paducah Railroad, refuses to furnish
cars, fearing the indignant citizens will
destroy the track. There is also dispo-
sition on behalf OF the majority Of the
colorej people against being forced from
the city or removed to camps. At a
meeting held by them last night resolu-
tions protesting against the scheme were
adopted. Five hundred people left the
city to-day, of whom 250 took passage
on the steamer Ouachita Belle for st.
Louis. The Howard Association has
placed about fifteen nurses on duty
This morning the street in front of the
association rooms was crowded with
colored people all anxious to be assign
ed to duty. They dispersed on beins
informed that no more nurses wer,
needed.
The daily gazette., 1879-07-25
SECOND EDITION
NEW CASTLE LETTER.

THE REHoBOTH EXCURsIoN--A GEN
xRAL. CJMpLAINT-- OF
WATER PIPES, ETC.
NEW CASTLE, July 25.-The Reno
both excursion train left on time TINS
morning taking about 100 passengers,
accompanied by the Amphion Cornet
hand seven pieoes, under the direction
Of. Prof. F. 5. Duncan.
About $3.50 p. m, yesterday, Tram
passed here having aboard two steam nre
engines going to the big fire at Salisbury
A general complaint is being made by
those usipg Nonesuch Creek water, es-
necially in the vicinity OF the dead ends.
Iris should be rerhedied and would, we
f,eI satisfied, were the parties complain
ing to call at the Wa.er Company's olilce.
James Lancaster is now engaged IN
extending the water pipes along wash
inpton avenue to Ninth street, thence
down that street to the new dwelling be-
ING erected by |. j. Taggart. On the
completion Of this circuit they will be
extended along South, Seventh and
Eighth streets, giving protection in case
of fire to fast growing section OF our
city.
i understand the Amateur Minstrels
have under consl deration the question OF
giving moonlight excursion to Collins
Beach, remaining there long enough 10
give all fair Opportunity OF gripping
the light fantastic"
Jacob Herman is engaged in putting
II curbing on Bull Hill. So far Chest
nut sire It, from Orange to Market, IL
completed and to-day the work will b'
continued down Market street.
The daily gazette., 1879-07-25
Drowning Accident.

READING, Pa. July PA sad drown
Ing accident occurred on the Schuylkill
River at this point to-"ight. The steam
ef Gazelle, on her return trip with a
party of excursionisls, ran into row.
boat, containing the following persons -
Mr.. Dewitt Hilligers, Mr.. Quaekinbos,
Miss Sallada and Miss Kate b. knabb.
Miss Knabb was sitting in the 5ow of the
rowboat and the steamers PROV struck
her and knocked her unconscious into
the river. She sank, and her body was
not seen TO rise to the surface. The row
boat Was capsized aud the remainder OF
the party were rescued. The drowned
lady was aged nineteen and the II cc.. ol
Mr.. Jacob Knapp, of the Il aiding Times
Her body was recove ed one hour after
the accident. Coroner GoodhasL will
investigate the ca tomorrow.
The daily gazette., 1879-07-25
LOCAL. TIME TABLE.

TRAINS LEAVE wILMINaroN
FOR !, rhiiadelpnia; ~ a a 2s1 71,, So so
5.46, 7.2O, 9.46. p. m. On Sundays 2.37
siOa. m, 90, 8 80, 9 46, p m.
FOR New York: 2.37 l0.o4,a m, IL 81, i239'
FOR as sna Ssa m
= 80 m; IL 81, 1.04, 51S, pm. Sun.
days IL 81, 2.l0 a m
For Port Deposit: 4 66 p m no sunday
For New Castle $40, 915 m;1oo, 80 p
m; no Sunday train.
For Delaware X. r.. 916 IN; 1 O5, 8 80
pm no Sunday train.
For Wilmington Northern K. r.: 0 20 q
M; 90. 10 m; no Sunday train.
For Delaware W estern r. X. 7 10, 10 O5 m
b2lpm. Sunday train, $40 a M
TRAINS ARRIVE AT WILMINGTON.
IRON p pphiladeipnla: u a, sS4, $40 06 m
TAO, 10 %. Il 10, p m on Sundays l2 43
10 10 a m, 35, 10 %, II 10 p IN.
From New io.s: 06, s "a a m; 12 A, ~ 8,
6o4, 10 % p m, On Sundays: i2 45, On
From Baltimore: 2 o4, 8 40, s41, m; 70 q
l2ss,6 So, 8 s6 p m; on Sundays; 2oi n
From Washington: 20s m ,2n, II SO
FROM Port Deposit, 900 m no sunda,
From New Castle: 800 Am; 1910 m
From Delaware r. R.: sbO l2 10 a n
7 10 p. m; no Sunday trains.
From Wilmington Northern X. r.: 05
II 80 m; 36 2 m; no Sunday trains.
| From Delaware Western X. R.: 90 a m
215, As p m; Sunday train, 5.25 IN.
TRAINS FOR WILMINGTON LEAVE PHIL
| ADELPHIA.
From Broad street and Washington ave
nue.: 7 80, $50, 10 80, II 46 a m; 80. 8 30
400, s. 15, s 10, 9 45, II 80 pm; on sun
days; 9 80 IN; o0,9 40, II 80, pm.
I rs, m, 10 m, 70 18, 3 55, $50 II 80 % q
on SUNDAYS: 8 80. IL 80 p m.
The daily gazette., 1879-07-25
The Mississippi River Commission

In letter received by the 5 ,cretaly
OF War yesterday, General Gilmore,
President of the Mississippi River Com
mission, says that be ha, called meet
ing Of the commission at st. Louis on
Thursday Of next week. he hopes to
effect an organization, ID plan Of ope ra-
hons Without delay, SO that a pfelimn-
Ary If not final report may be made TO
Congress next ssion. Ex-Governor
Harrison, of Indiana, " ho has been hang
Ing fire abou. acceptance, has decided
TO meet with the commission and will
then determine whether he can serve
without too great sacrifice of his private
interests. Should he decline, an effort
will be made to Sc ure the place for
Colonel James Worrell, of Harrisburg
al experienced engineer, and prominent.
ly Identified with some of the III st i'm
portant engineering works in the coun
try.
The daily gazette., 1879-07-25

THE HARVEST IN FRANCE.-Ata recent
council of French ministers, Nj. Lepere,
the minister of the interior, stated that
France would require this year to pur-
chase between 800, 600 900 francs to Co.
900 francs worth of cereal, TO make
good the deficiency IN the food supplies
OF the country. 1t Is added that the un-
favorable weather has seriously damaged
the silk crop both in France and Italy
and the phyllonera have not ceased to
ravage the vineyards. This Is bad
state of things for France, which In
good years has always been able to ex-
port both wheat and -four The wheat
consumption of :he country annually is
about 105 900 COO hec'olitres, or about
300 100000 bushels. Last year the cror
was only 10000 900 hectoltres, compel
ing an importation of about 20 000, ,oO(
bushels. This year it is estimated that
the deficiency will be fully as great, " hi Il
some calculate it as high as 10000, ,0O(
hectolitres, TO purchase which will re-
quire an expenditure of 800 900, 600 francs
The daily gazette., 1879-07-25
TO the Public.

vould respectfully inform my friends
. "a Inc nublic in general that have taken
me hotel s lately occupied by John Elliott, 70,
and known as the mold Alian VII, upraer reen NV ~
~. sDo stncke ed with the choicest wines ard
Tnuors. First class accom- mmodations Ior
tyavc'era. w M H. ~
ep11-daw.
The daily gazette., 1879-07-25
Foreign TcIcgrnphic sun, mary

Although the victory over Cetcway is
admit ed on all sides TO have been de-
cisive, there are some doubts as to
whether he will at once come to terms.
II is suggested that his brother Oman
may be put by the English in possession
of the southern portion of Znluland. -
John Bright has excited hostile comment
by intimating that the English rule in
India was a failure.-The Figaro pub
fishes an apparently authorized article
declaring that Prince Napoleon will ac-
cept the leadership of the Bonapartist
cause.-the Irish University bill has
been passed to second reading in the
House Of Commons.-M. de Lesseps
now announces without specification
that American support for his canal
scheme has been secured.-The Scottish
team won the Elcho Shield.
The daily gazette., 1879-07-25
TO PHYS SIClA N s
AND
CONSUMERS OF
COD Liver OIL.

now,ne from experience the dlssatls-
,.ntion so often attending the dispensing
Of many Of the emulsions in the marsei tx III
,a arei and dispensed for years with an
enest Norwegian and the most n,aaa scr99pu,,, a9 a,,
ous Is exereisea ID deta aae OF It's
fae,nre. BY careful manipulation THIS
an, ,,lsion Is made with the smallest pos
sibie amount Of gum, and by the very zcydn mi
naou ~ nerv fuid and perfectly pala table,
fd Eace gery blespoonful h contains % per cent
r. 0i, and 5 grains of Hypophosphite
Lime. samples will be gladly Gs,rs iafh1sne. fhem
pui mn in pint bottles, price 81. Manu-
facinred and sold Wholesale and retail b
iao''io w. K. WILLIAMS,
DRUGGIST
.n,o,, Ninth and Market SITS.
The daily gazette., 1879-07-25

THERE Is now no doubt that the
crops in Great Britain will be short,
particularly the cereals, aud that the
wheat crop at least will be below the
average in France and Geinan also.
This i'll wind at least b ows good to us.
This is the Nineteenth Christian cell
Lury, nations still bear with pc
culiar complacency those misfortunes of
their neighbors which bring gain to them
selves. What political effect bad hal
vest may have in Great Britain r, mains
TO be seen. 1t would of course be logic
ally absurd to ascribe the distress pro-
,luced by short crop TO the r, peal of
the Corn laws, since the same sort of dis
tress was Inflicted by the Corn laws in
years of abundance which is row posi-
BILE only in years of dearth. At the same
time distressed people, as we in this
country have had abundant occasion to
learn, are prone to logical abslrdities :;
and it would not be at all surprising to
hear demands from the representatives of
the agricultural lnterest'-.bat is to say
the land rd,-for fresh imposition OF
the Corn laws. Lord Huntiy, man OF
ability, has come very near this air ady
about cattle. The agricultural interest,
however, is by no means so powerful,
comparatively, in England now as it was
when the repeal was carried in detianc,
of it by other interests. L. would not be
the Last strange of the strange events OF
Lord Beaconstield's career if he should
be forced to appear as the champion oil
that free trade in corn which lie resisted
when it WAS first postponed, and for con.
senting TO which he denounced Sir Rob.
ert Peel as 4 traitor and Sir Robert Peel.
Government as an "orgarlzed hypocrisy.
The daily gazette., 1879-07-25

r3ORsALE "A hgn'y improved farm
of io3 acres, in White Clay Greek hun
dred. Al enclosed in Osags Hedge. d.
vided into five fields. Large appae ad OF
,ainine the ferm. Buildings-Large Man
sion, Double Tenant House, Barn, 6ranary
ami ali Ou er buildings necessary on q
first class farm. 2 miles from s5 sIat,oh on .
P.W. B K. r. Centrally located. '
miles from Wilmington. Apply to-
"'''o mo. W. WHITMAN.
Real Estate ag't, Q W. Fourth stree
oc,oIauSsd-w Wilmington, De.
The daily gazette., 1879-07-25

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The daily gazette., 1879-07-25
THIRD EDITION
Indications Tor ro-Dny.

Eosterlv 10 sou9erly 0i''ds, SigM rise
toiiowed BY slou " Jcliing barometer, slight
dnge in temperature and parity CLOUDY
,oea,ttr, tcith local rains, IN southeriy Por-
ton oftte Middle States.
The daily gazette., 1879-07-25

DO not poison your little ones with
any soothing remedy containing opium,
morphia or paregoric. DIR. Bull's baby
syrup is warranted not to contain any
any opiates or anything Injurious to the
infant system
The daily gazette., 1879-07-25

WALL STREET YESTERDAY TT Q
stock market was fairly active and closed
on general but slight decline In prices.
Money continued very plentiful aud ex-
changes we're essentially unchanged.
Government securities were dull and
steady, and railroad bond, were irregu-
lar.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-06-07
Voltaire and Ingersoll.

Editor StdT:-The Grafton OF Colonel Inger-
soil over the body OF his brother recalls to
memory an incident In the life OF Volta1re. The
''great 1nndeP' was receiving in the city OF
Paris OvatiOns from all classes of people. The
saloons OF the most distinguished gladly and
proudly welcomed his presence, and his writ
1ngs were the most prominent, and frequently
the only subject Of conversation. One evening
he met Madame de Talmond, and In the course
OF their conversation she said to him: "M.
Voltaire you are q philosopher, and write for
the people. Their happiness, presume, is your
object" Certainly, Madame" he replied.
"Then why" asked Madame de Talmond, "do
you empty your talents to bring into contempt
that religion which is alone able to restrain
wickedness, and TO afford US consolation under
that question, and with confusion, replied: That
he only wrote for those who were Of the same
opinion with himself. That simple question
struck at the root of the subtle and pernicious
doctrines taught by the gifted Frenchman who
employed "the power OF thought the magic OF
the mind" In vain effort to destroy the faith
upon which alone the happiness of man de-
pends. No one can read Col. IngersOll's eulOgy
OF his brother without thrill OF admiration.
His words express the holy feelings Of affection,
which bound them together in life, but looking
beyond the tomb "al is darkness and gloom"
and the heart saddenS in the reflection whilst
reading his eloquent language, that the man
who can write and utter words that stir the
noblest emotions Of the soul to their profound
est depths, has employed his transcendent
talents in efforts to bring into contempt that
religion which Is alone able to restrain wicked.
ness, and to afford consolation under miSfOr-
tune" HORATIO n. EAsBY
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SATURDAY, June Z.


iHE SENATE was not In session to-day.
HOCSE.-Mr. House, from committee on iu-
dlclary, reported joint resolution legalIzing the
actlon OF the President and the Secretary OF
Wal Ia senolng rationS and tents to the yellow
1ever sufferers. Passed.
MI. Newoerry asked leave to offer resolu-
tion authorizing the Secretary OF War Tn CON-
Vene board Of officers of the corps OF engineers
OF the army, whose duty ft shall be to renort
whether, for railroad purposes, the Detrott
river can be bridged at or near Detroit.
Mr. Finley objected.
q, Inc house then, at 1880, went into committee
OIL making additional appropriations for the
service OF the Post Office department 'A'
Mr. Ward opposed the bill, and advocated tho
retention OF the legislation passed in FebruaIv
ias!, increasing the salaries OF letter-carrers
Mr. Bingham also opposed the BILL It would
IN flrst class cities, who did so per cent. more
work than carriers In second class cities In
regard TO the free delivery system, he thouoht
IL 10 oe good privilege, which should be gener
OuSly extended.
The bill was then read by sections.
Mr. Mills moved TO strike out the third Sec
lon, which provides that letter carriers NAV
livery OF mail matter In any city Containing a
population of not less than thirty thousand
Agreed to.
The reading of the bill having been concluded
Mr. Keller offered a substitute for the bin an
amendment appropriatfng, in addition to the
amount heretofore appropriated, S353. 900 for the
payment OF letter carriers for the fiscal wear
endlng June, loso, and S71 900 for the payment
OF increased salaries of letter carriers for the
fiscal year ending June, 1879.
Mr. COX (N.Y.) moved to fncrerse the apnro
prlatlOn from 1858 900 to S415,OOO
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BALTIMORE. June 7.-virg1nia .sxas 6.6.rr>r
7X; DO ooesohdated. 5SE; DO. sssosnd s.ries. sSx.
to-day: sug.I steedy-A ss.<t SssT. 81 ne"' A'o 'o
soItns5n 500 bern ctm md higher xestern strong for sPof
smber. l20al.22; No. Penneyiy.nia red. l2Oh !;
l16hal.16x; July, Ll3Hal .13K; Auguss, IIOc
ll0H. Corn, southern firm and in demand; western
hrm.southern white. SLASH do. yellow, As western
mixed. spot and june. l33a43k: July, AAallk
August, 44Aa45; steamer, 42a42H Oats firm and
higher. southern, S9a40; western white, S7aSSh; do
mixed, S6aS7H Pennsyivania, S7aSS. Rye quiet. 60
u. Hay dull and without change Provisions un-
chAneed Butter Qulet-prime 20 cho ce western
PACKED. 12a1l Efgs firm, Is Petroleum dull
crude. B.; refined. IL Coffee very strong and firm
Rio cargoes, Hale. Whisky dull, LOG. freights to
Liverpool per steamer unchanged Receipts-dour,
2Ol2 whoa, "a 400 corn, 81, ,700 oats $780, Ship
nents-wheat Sc. 700; corn, 14l. 200.
NEW YORK, June 7-Stocks irresular. Money, 8
"A. Exchanae, long. l87h; short. 4s9A. Govern
NEW YORK. June 7-rour steady and quiet
Wheat firm. Corn active.
NEW YORK MARKGTs THIS AFTERNOON.
The following quotations were current In New
York to-day st p. M, as reported by Lswis John
US 4 Ier cents, lO2ss; do ~ per cents, l06x;
D. OF c. S.6S's, s7H; Erie Com, 27k; ~ ;hean
Central, 771s; Lake Shore, IS; Northwest 64H; do.
preferred. 95; r. Island, l3S; 81 Paul. SIS; do.
preferred. 951s; Wabash, S214; K and Texas, II.
w. q. Telegraph, llSX; Pacific Mail. l67s.
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The Trial Of Lille Duer.
TESTIMONY FOR THE pFFFNcE


The defence yesterday introduced several
witnesses in the case OF Miss Duer, on trial at
Snow Hill, Md, on the charge OF the murder Of
soon after the shooting he entered the house:
Ella was on the sofa; Mrs Hearn was leaning on
the dining table; addressed Miss Ella and Miss
time; Miss Hearn was bleeding and crying,
ooh, oh;" tried to quiet Mrs. Hearn: Miss
Duer see seemed ed to be In great trouble, going back
with that pistol;" done it Internationally and
accidentally; asked me, '.Mr. Clarke, is she
hurt? II she Is hurt much I'll shoot nySelf:" she
passage and parlor; took the pistol from her
and put 1t into my pocket; asked Miss Duer
what she was doing with the pistol; she said
there was no danger In 1t, she had carried it for
some time; Miss Duer was weeping.
MIR. Crisheld said he offered to prove by Wit
ness that within week or ten days before her
death he had visited Miss Hearn; She was then
OUT OF ner mead and saving, Mr. Clark, I'm
such CALCULATIONS.
Judge Goldsborough - The time must be
stated with greater precision before testimony
can be admitted.
Defense reserved an exception
WitnesS.-M1SS Duer said "My God, have 7
hurt her? Do you blame me?"
James Coroln was at Miss Duer's the evening
of the shooting; heard Ella say, "Lil., rye
been around three times for you to take wax
with me, and every time come Corbin is here. /"
[Laughter.l Ella said, " Be sure and come
that walk" Witness asked where they were
going; the reply was, "Out to Mrs. Dixon
Longs and On to Dr. Hearn'S
MISS DUER'S FATHER ON THE STAND,
LittletOn j. Duer, father Of the prisoner, teS-
tilted. He explained to the jury the location
and diagram OF his house, witness was sub.
about dates and incidents, and kept the court
and spectators most of the time laughing by
his odd replies and volunteer statements. At
che time he refused to answer, and had to be
admOnished by the court. He several times
cohtradicted himself. At one point Mr.. Page
said II the question was embarrassing to him he
would not press 1t any further. After he had
concluded his discrimination Mr.. Page re-
Quested that he might be kept In attendance
for purposes which the court could understand,
and few questions having been asked him by
Mr.. Crisheld, he was dismissed.
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-
Yesterday In the Criminal Court, Judge
Hagner, the trial Of the case OF Henry Harry,
Norris Roach, Peter Mcnamara, Geo. Lowry
alias Lautner, Michael Shugrue aud James Bo-
land, charged with rape on the person OF Miss
Maggie NJ. CLANCY, on the 18th OF March. was
continued after our report closed-Messrs. w.
A. Cook, G. Darlington, j. E. Norris, L VIII.
Hanson and w. P. Williamson for the defend.
ants.
After recess several additional prayers were
o1ered by Mr.. Darlington for Lowry, and the
court proceeded to charge the jury, who retired
ahont four O'Clock.
WAITING FOR VERDICT
The jury remained out all night, and this
morning there was quite crowd about the
courtroom, anxious as to the result of the trial
Those who were there merely out Of idle curl
osfty were not admitted. At 10 O'Clock word
was sent TO the jury that the court had con-
vened, ana they sent back answer that they
had no communication to make.
AT Two O'Clock, the jury having siguified that
tney oeslred to see the court, Judge Hagner
came 10, but 1t was some minutes before the
counsel arrived. In answer to the question as
10 whether they had agreed, Mr.. Bremmerman
SAID tney mad agreed as to one, but not as to the
Others. The court directed that they again re-
tire, and remarked that turys were empanelled
1or the purpose OF having them agree upon a
verdict, and not to turn the responsibility ever
TO others. SS'
Mr.. Cook noted an exception as to the obser.
VattOnS OF the court, and also noted an eXcep-
ZION as to other observations by the court
The jurors then retired. -
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kilograms to The Star.
THE OUER TRIAL.
Hanlan and Elliot Practicing.
S0LOVIEFF'S DEATH SENTENCE.
FOREIGN AFFAIRS

LORD Augustus l<Ottu0s
LONDON, June THE Cunard line steamer
Bothnia, which sails to-day from Liverpool for
New York, takes out Lord Augustus Lotus, the
new governor OF the colony OF New south
from New York TO San Francisco They expect
10 take the steamer which leaves San Francisco
for the opening OF the International exposi-
ton.
bodies Recovered.
Divers have recovered the bodies OF three
men from the cabin or the Hamburg American
steamship Pomerania, which was sunk by COL
lision with the Welsh bark Noel Ellian on the
night OF November 2sth, 1878, on Folkestone.
The Degree Of ID. e.. l.. for ssThe Ruler
Of the queens Navee,' and Oahcrs.
LONDON. JuEe THE London correspondent
of the Manchester Guardian says the Uuiversi-
yof oxford VIII confer the degree OF ID. c. L.
Oh Lord Dufferip, British ambassador to Russia,
Right Hon. VIM. Henry Smith, first lord OF the
admiralty, and Ivan Tourguenen. the Russian
noyelistS.
HanIan aud Elliott.
Tine Sporting Lste says Ranlan and Elliott are
IN capital health and within three or four
pouhds or their rowing weight. In the presence
OF e large number OF people Hanlan yesterday,
twice did the full distance from the High level
orldge TO Scotswood, In a most satisfactory
manner. His rowing is faultless. Any amount
nn money is forthcoming on his chance at TO 1.
Einott also yesterday rowed over the course at
Iull speed the entire distance. He made 80 10 IS
strokes per minute, and with his long slide
mace his boat travel very rapidly.
N. Blanqut.
LONDON, June IN: Blanqui, the French
socialist, has been pardoned
SOlOvieff 10 be Hanged.
ST PETERSBURG, June THE supreme Trf-
ounal yesterday declared Alexander Solovieff
gulIy or belonging TO criminal association,
the object OF which is TO overthrow the state
AFTER recapitulating the facts OF his attempt on
the Car, the Judgmentof the court sentences
Solovief to death by hanging, after deprevation
OF his civil rights.
Frost i'm New York state.
WATERFOWL, y. Y, June There was a
heavy frost in this Vicinity last night. It Is
thought that considerable damage was done.