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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-03-31
COURT CALENDARs-THIs DAY.

SUPREME Counr-CHAMDEns-Hel by Judge Law
renceNos l. H. 70. 1877 49, TsG. 1877. 100. 204, 900.
2i3 21 225, 22 232 go, 23s 24l, 243 245. 2l9 252
253. 255 266. 267 $780, 273, 275 276 III. 27s 270 2so
2S1. 2S3 2st, 2S5.
SUPREME Counr--aESEnAL TEnM.-Adjourned until
Monday, April a.
Van Brunt.--Court opens at half.past ten A. NJ
Law and fact.-No. As, The People tho Central
Crosstown Railroad Company.
SUPREME CoURT-CmcuIT-Parts ! and 2.-Ad
iourned for the term Part 3-Hcld by Judge
Donohuc-Court opens at eleven A. Mo. 4,431
The Market National Bank Burke.
SUPERIOR CoUnr-GENEnAL TERM.-Adjourncd for
s,,prnIoR Counr--SrEcraL TRAVELLED by by Judge
Frcedman.--Court opens at half-past ten A. M.-No
S,-pEnron Counr-TnrAL TEnM-Parts and AID
iourned tor the term.
COMMON PLEAs-GESEnAL TEnM-Adjourncd for
the term.
COMMON PLEAS-EQUfrY TERM.-Ad1ourncd Tor tho
term.
COMMON PLEAs--SrEcrAL TERM-Held by Judge
Larrcmorc.-Court opens at eleven A. M.-No day cal
endar.
COMMON PLEAs-TnrAL TERM-Parts / and AID
journed for the term.
M,nISE CorRr-GESEnAL TERM-TIcld by Chief
Justice Alkcr and Judges Shea ana Sinnott.--tOurt
opens at ten A. M--Appeals from ordcrs.-Nos. 1, =
3, 8, q, Z, g. Q. 10, H. H. IL. Appeals from judg
mcnts--Nos. !. p 81, 8. 6,-7.S. 9, 10. IL. =
MARINE CouRr-TRrAL TEnM-Parts and add
journed for the term. Part 3-lield by Judge Sher
dan--Court opens at ten A. M.-Nos. 6o6o 6o7s.
COURT OF GENrAL SEssroSs--Part 2-Held by
Judge Cowing-rhe People Bertha Berger,
abortion, continued; Same va. James Jackson and
George Mccall, robbery; Same VS.. Cornelius sexton,
fclonious assault and battery; Same vs.. Fillmore
Humphrey, burglafy Same Thomas Dean and
John smith, burglary Same William werthei-
mer, grand larceny; Same Samuel Casey, for
gerry; Same vs. Robert BROMLEY, larceny from tho
person; Same VS.. John O'Ner larceny from the per-
son: Same vs.. John Lanigan. petit larceny; Same
VS.. Edward M. Croker. petit larceny; Same vs..
william ). Farley, assault and battery.
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AMERICAN PORTS.

ALEXANDRIA, March 2s-Arrivcd. schr Mary Tylps.
Cesred-sieamor z Knight New York.
sad 70:
BosTGx March so-Arrived steamers Manitobsn On.
MoDo"ga Gissgow Brazilian ODD, Wo,.hinetcn: Saxon.
Dominion boz" mi n Element Clements. Yarmouth. IS.
S;sTDSi', ssI'?s; s' siSSS .
B,rgstom, sligo; brig Italia r, Miller, Arec'bo; schr
March, schr Jacob Brdsa
soth-Arryed, steamer Charleston. Berry. New York;
On par."shp Marths Bawkcr. Bowker from Havre
Cenrcd-schr Annie Whiting. Cox. st sinions and put
FosfkRss MSSRoE March sop..ed in for Rich
iHsEo March ? s-%rSsa ssSr ouoddy Miller c.al.
:s1E v.ssn,. Am,'rons rh:ds'psss
Weave! Orleans; iisa.ton Dsas. corDa; Ea,i:,L
ZEN .nny ysps. Via pS
i .i':I, x::.'S:, Palermo .,.. 49,. w.
Evsins. Mccissrn. Raatan;, sarEon, $ Day. Arnci,
css.s Hfssi s Ss Rights Beard
Liverpool via Queenstown. 60 a. r.,
.sTiSa and E:s. rs1.sss
:. $40 & La
'i NEW BEDFORD. March ao-saed sehrs Alice Belle.
NEW PORT. March 2e-Arriyed schrs.Frances C Smith.
In port AN. schrs NJ Grier Nathi Holmes. TORY.
MEN m%SRN' March ss~Xrrivod schr Susan Grumloy.
roRr r F ship coqnmso
Arey San Francisco; barks Modoe, Christensen Narths
As SsSs rsws.a Ss's and Assco.s wsil.ss
PENSACOLA, March 27-Cleared. barks Mora (Bn. Pat
s n' s.s., oss S:r p:s
Ass as. sHs .e%ns a or.ey
sonvs Asrcy sSShcp W"Sd
Boston Florence Lockwood, st John. do Rachel Sea-
dam Tvo dr., stuart. ayro; Emily Icwhsr do Web
Hand JARVIS 5, '' Tsemss sis Halliday Burt frovi
~s Sscn %ss.
Lotic somcr, Boston; shndler Loo do; Elixs Ann.
s,h Arrived steamers Fanita smith Fall River; Pau
sr @ @ sS.
LARD Malass Mssan.ss Alice b Bssseis Bo nv. p..
Dr' Ross. 81 xndrs~s M for New YORK; Ella Condor.
arker do Nellie. War;. caaisfor do; Frank.
cissrsdsehrs Isabella Jowets. RandIos. and Alaska
saIed~Bris Eliza Morton, schr Eva Yates. and
NPRoMIsED. LAND. IL March 27-cicarcd. schr R
RicmMoXp March ;s-A,.iysa .ehr; nors,io Nichols,
Bath Governor Eaton, Orient, H.
soTss TasaS Adams bell Ne"
EoG KHAN "@i"aSt. sasa sesrs Toll
man. Now York u @ Bird Bunker. Norfolk; fleewns,
RoCkfoRr March .27-ArrIvcd, schr Addic n Bird.
e os March brig Josephine
Oglyie. Burrsrd Inlet. ,.
SEATTLE. March Sa s? sssscd ship Majestic Hatfield
..sAvSSSxii. March 27-Arrved. schr Lizzie Wilson.
steamer Seminole Halictt Boston Sara
gosra Hopper, Baltimore; schr Charger. New YORK:
Svar,N1c Rny ssSs fr.Soi odson Newcastle Nsw
factor Jones New York; schr Jesse Hart I'd Wall Bath,
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ANTWERP. March .9-Arrved, ship Herald of the Morn.
ing Towne. Huon Island; bark W Jenkins (Br Baker
Philadelphia
Sailed 3oth steamer Bcgianand (Beg) for Philadelphia
AMSTERDAM. March 29Sailed. bark Ocean (Br) McKcn-
xie New York; schr Annie s Conamt. Baker, Boston
BoRpnAux March 2S-Sailed. bark Comtcsse Duchatel
(Fr), Dupont, Now Orleans mot previously
BAYoNNE. March o9-Arrived, brig Eugene Hale Lord
New York
CARDIFF March 29-Arrived. ships Charger. Hallett,
Hull; Martha Cobb Grecnbank. Hsvre; Oriental Ocs do.
Sailed 29th ship Adam simpson. Phclan Hong Kong.
COPENHAGEN to March 29Sailed bark Capt Peter Dahl
Nor), johnson. New York.
FALMOUTH, March o9-Arrived bark Runcberg Nor,
Frcdricksen Mobile; schr Potter Pendleon Salonica
Hull. March 3o-Arrived. bark Bestano DR. Dugai As
toria via Queen town.
HAvRE March 3O-Arrved, bark Belle Wooster Higgins,
New York.
Sailed 3oth brig Screamcr. Snnott, Cardiff
HAMBURG. March 2e-sailed, bark Mediator Nor, San
dersen, Wilmington. NC
LIVERPOOL, March 30Arrved, ship Corsica. Gill; Gal.
weston.
Loxpos. March 29-Arrved, bark Ann Wheaton CBr,,
Owens, Beaufort. sc.
MARsrILLxs, March 3o-Arrived bark Florelia Craig.
New York
PLYMOUTH. March o9-Arrived bark Gloamn tBr, Hart
nett Philadelphia 3Oh steamer Gelert Ger) Kuhlewein
New York for Hamburg (and proceeded
QUEENSTOWN March 3o-Arrived, steamers City Of New
York (Br Land Now York for Liverpool: Ohio Morrison
Philadep hia do and both proceeded ship Jumna Dr.
Garvin. Baltimore
Arrived 3Ist steamer Moravan DR. Graham, Baltimore
via Halifax for Liverpool tand proceeded,
RorrERpAM. March 29-Arrived, steamer Pretoria Br)
Macev. New York.
SLIGO March 2s-Arrved. bark Frcr. CNor,. Carlson.
Baltimore.
WEATHER IN ENGLAND.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-03-31

The purser OF the steamer Niagara. from Havana. will
please accept our acknowledg ments for courtcsies
BARK LurpSA DuaKRE-The following Is Capt Dnrkeo's
the disaster his vessel before briefly
ported a-Saed from New York March with cargo Of
grain for Bordeaux the 18th had very heavy weatha
from NV to NNW and SW which increased. and were
PEELED throw overheard 20 tons of wheat ia
the vessel the leak continued the became choked
and the 2lst, in lat Al o. Ion 81 ~ abandoned our
vessel with feet Of water in her hold and In sinking
condition Tho saved nothing but what they stood in
BARK NoRrHuxBRIAS Dr. Piggic. from Philadelphia for
Bremen before reported st Thomas Distress put In
March IL leaky.
FORTRESS MONROE. March aJ-The steamer George
Leary. the Norfolk and Washington line arrived this
morning her trial trip with about 300 prominent ci
zens of Washington on board
NEW ORLEANS March 3)-An examination OF the cargo
in the hold Of the ship Sote shows but little damage by
Fridays lire.
NEwBuRyroRI March pa three .masted schooner.
which in for harbor Thursday. went ashore
Friday morning the Humpsands. where she now
mains. The vessel is light and lies in position.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-03-31
PROMPT PAY DAYS WANTED.

To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
1t generally supposed by those who were most
concerned that when the Long Island Railroad Com
pany and its leased lines came under the manage
ment of Receiver Sharp that there would be at least
ono reform that greatly needed I. e., regular
and early pay day for all employees. But the men
have been doomed to disappointment. Why is it
that this company who receives all its money in
advance In not able not willing to pay its hard
worked employees until the 18th or 10th Of the fol-
lowing month"; and in some cases even extending into
the third month? Under the management OF the late
President o. Charlie the men in the shops paid
sometimes every week, and until short time before
his death every two weeks regular and at that time
the company were doing loss business than now and
also paid from twenty-fv to forty per cent more
wages exclusive of the time and half and double time
which they paid for overwork and for which service
the present company only pay hour for hour I'm
doubtcdly Receiver Sharpe is a man of good inten-
tions, but there is an old proverb which says The
road to hell is paved with good intentions" and IL
curses and inutterings any indication then he
some under him is tho cause of great deal OF
that kind of pavement being laid lately.
LAMBERTACCIO.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-03-31
REFORM THE RESERVOIR.

To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
As the defunct reservoir at Forty-second street
seems to be "bone of contention just now, re-
specially suggest that those nice cut stones be
utilized in building tower on the present site OF
the old reservoir. of sufficient size and heigh. to
supply the Murray Hill residents with water enough
in their upper stories to make them happy, and II
there should be any to spare 1t can be distributed
among other sufferers in that vicinity. G. 5. q.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-03-31
JUVENILE PEDESTRIANS.

To THE EDIron OF THE HERALD
Under the above heading you have published q
communication from man (?) stating that he has a
ten-year-old son who has walked twenty-four miles
in Al. 52m-. &c. Why is the Society for the Proven
ton of Cruelty to Children so dcrect in its duties
as to allow such dsgraceful performance to take
place? Lot any of your readers lof course this does
not refer practised athetes attempt one-half of
the performance and then judge for themselves OF
the probable nay certain, consequences to the sys
tenn of a child of ten years undergoing such pro-
tracted strain The father who forces his child to u
task of this description must be either fool or o
m.rcenary wretch CENSOR.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-03-31

as-NOTICE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS IN TIE
COASTING AND FOREIGN TRADE.-Capains or officers
of vessels engaged the and foreign trade observ
the removal of buoys requested
to communicate the fact the HERALD, that IL may BIO
brought publicly the attention Of the authorities
addressed ITO the editor of tho HERALD New York
city, giving accurately possible the number and posi-
tion Of displaced buoys the OF their removal viii
all observed along the Atlantic and Pacific
of the American Continent When they are observed
of European countries in the Mediterranean
requested that information he sent either by telegraph
or letter to of the NEW YoRx HERALD ~
street. London. to the Paris Office, 81 Avenue do
rOpera Paris Where the telegraph is used dispatches
may be addressed Bennett 46 Fleet street. London
Bennett 81 Avenue do rOpera Paris Where cases OF
displacement observed in the of countries beyond
the reach of the telegraph In Asia Africa captains
may communicate with upon reaching the first conyen
lent port This information will DO cabed free of CHARGE
TO the HERALD and published.
nf Persons DESTROYS of communicating with vessels
irving York do addressing such vessels
Of HERALD news yacht, pier No East River New
Letters received from all parts of the world and
promptly delivered. Duplicates are required
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-03-31
AGGR1EvEp HoUsEHoLDERs.

To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
Adisgusting nuisance has long been permitted IN
the vicinity of the southwest corner of Reservoir
square, and patiently endured by the citizens resid-
ing on the opposite side of the street because of their
confidence that the entire structure would be re-
moved, for many sound reasons which have been re-
ported in the HERALD from time to time. But the
HERALD informs us the Albany legislators have re-
ported adversely to said removal at present. we
therefore appeal to your influence through the col,
umns uf the compliant Book for attention to and
speedy abatement OF this nnsghtly nuisance:
LOWER SIDE RESIDENTS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-03-31
A TICKET AGENTS STORY.

To THE EDITOR THE HERALD:-
A passenger comes rushing up the stairway pun
ing and blowing like q porpoise. PUSHES for the
ticket window, and before he is within ten feet
of it cries out, Hurry! Quick. quick!" Tho
ticket agent, by the way sits there very compla-
Gently as he has the ticket in his hand ready to de-
liver the moment the ten cents Is laid down. 1t has
not entered the head OF our asthmatic friend
that he must pay for his ticket, but as
the idea flashes through his head he
dives down into his pockets, ono after another,
and brings up which he slams down the
shelf and with eyes dstended toward the train about
to start extends his hand for the ticket The agent
mildly informs him that he has put down cent.
He swears and goes down again. this time success.
starts for the train but alas he is too late; the train
has started and the gateman has closed the gate.
With the desperation OF despair he seizes the gate,
and with eyes protrudng toward the rear OF the
departing train declares that the employees Of tho
METROPOLITAN Elevated Railroad are mighty uncivil
lot of men and that elevated roads in general
nuisance b. W. b.
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AQUATICS IN ENGLAND.
EMMETT AND NICHOLSON FOR GOO.

From the Newcastle Chronicle. March 20]
We have tho authority of Mr.. W. IL. Mckenzie, Of
the Black Bull Inn, High Bridge. Newcastle, the
stakeholder in the proposed match over the Tyne
cham pionship course, for floO SIDE on April II.
between Frank Emmett, OF Jarrow, and William
Nicholson of stockton for stating that the engage
ment has fallen through. 1t appears that James
TAYLOR of the Trafalgar Inn, Newcastle. acting for
the Tees sculier, and Emmett himself, have come to
the expenses incurred by Nicholson in training TO
be of the match some such result as this was gen.
orally expected, after the manner in which Emmett
succumbed to Ross on The Thames recently.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-03-31
1.-THE FINEST POLICE. +"

To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
Between Saturday night, 22d inst. and Monday
morning our factory No. l31 William street,
tered by burglars upward of forty thousand I'M
stamped cigars in boxes stolen Iappied to the police
for assistance in matter but yet without any
cess and there probability of my recovering
any of them through their aid. 1t extraordi-
nary to us that a wagon or wagons could be openly
loaded with such bulky articles as cigars in boxes
pended on this street without attracting the atten-
ton of the patrolman duty in this section. Is
there no better system Of securing property than
trusting to the vigilance OF supposed efficient
police and who to look to for the recovery of
such property? SUFFERER.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-03-31
OUR COMPLAINT BOOK.

[NorE.-Ietters intended for this column must be
accompanied by the writer's full name and address to
insure attention Complanants who are unwilling to
comply with this rule simply waste time in writing
Write only'on one side OF the paper.-ED. HERALD
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-03-31
EXCITEMENT IN EAST s1xrr-sEcoSp STREET.

To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
The appearance Of tho ashman with his cart be-
tween First and Second avenues drew the glad in
habitants tho street. when. to their dismay the
man was unable to lift the overloaded barrels. The
grumblng and excitement attracted the assistance of
q policeman. The cart did not supply the de-
mand, and considerable was left behind. The entire
labored to assist the Street Cleaning Department.
but the heaps which did not 80 in barrels remain
there as they have tor five months Tho indignation
OF the residents is nurscd BY the uncontradotsble
class of property y taxed far out of pro-
portion the arstocrac and favored quarters, and
! it creates,unwillipg compliments. A TAXPAYER.
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WHALEMEN.

on st Jago Feb 8 bark vgilant Parker Of NIB, clean
bound for the Arctic
Sailed from Pernambuco Feb bark Trinity, Rogers,
New York reportedl
sailed from faya March barks Com Norris, winsow
NIB. and Reindeer. Baker do to cruise. Bark Lagoda,
Lewis. NIB. was IN port and would sail IN u few DAYS.
At do March TO- bark Lagoda Lewis, NIB TO sail in few
days.
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GANsEvooRr MARKET.

To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
Will you please call the attention of the Depart
ment of Public Works to the fact that appropriation
was made for the completion of the above market
two months ago aud nothing has been done The
people of the Ninth and Sixteenth wards anxious.
II. X.
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MORE DIRT.
MOKE DIRT.
IE EDITOR OF THE HERALD

To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
Call the attention of the proper authorities to the
pile and ashes in the street in front OF house
No. $40 West Thirty-hfth street. just east of Ninth
avenue What is to become of citys health If
dirt is permitted accumulate it is here i'll front
of our house No $40? j. A.
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Steamer Marlborough (Brl for London: ship Bokhsra
Nor Raven: barks Anglo Norman tBr, Shanghai; Jane
Adeline. La
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BELOW.
SAILED.

Bark Florence Peters, Mouutford from sagua March 4
j Winslow X Co.
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SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.


DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE MONTH
APRIL.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-03-31

As the day began to break team after team
might have been seen rolling toward this city.
as we'll other directions, from the scene of the
nights sport Upon arriving here this morning
rangements were perfected ut . well known sporting
rendezvous for another match to take place within
three weeks from to-day. terms Of agreement similar
to of last night. and forfeit OF 800 side
put up in the hands of leading sportsman Of this
city. A great deal of parleyirg was INDUCED in
in reference where the main should take place, the
Albanians being DESTROYS of having 1t come off at
Albany or Troy, while the Obstetrics settled
upon having it somewhere about midway along the
Hudson. easy of to their many friends in the
river counties. 1t finally decided that it take
place in Duchess county.
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SPOKEN.
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

Bark Erstatningen (Nor) from Hull for Richmon,
March Is. Int 10 lon IL
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FOREIGN PORTS.

WEATHER. IN ENGLAND.
HoLYHKAp, March 3o-wind Sw, strong, clear.
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-01-18
The Clifton Copper Mines.

On the eastern frontier of Arizona, at the town Of Clifton, Yavapai county, near the New Mexican lire. $50 miles east Of Yuma, is one of the richest copper mines on tkis coast So easiIy worked and so rich are tie ores that it pays to transport them by team several hundred miles across New Mexico to Trinidad, Colorado, whence they are shipped by rail to Balti. more. The mine is in the hills some dis tance from the town, and tke ore is carried in sacks on mule-back to the reduction works, some nine miles by the circuitous trail The proprietors of the mine are about to build railroad of 20-inch gauge for the purpose of saving this expense. The road will be five miles in length and will he the first narrow. gauge railroad in the Territory. Capt. N. s. Davis, a pioneer Californian and a well known civil en- gineer started shortly before the holidays to make the surveys and begin the con struction of this road Heis under engage ment for one year.--n. d- s. Press.
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-01-18

Jan. 13th.-At ten o'clock, A. M., the Board met. Present-Supervisors Hughes and Furrer. Absent-Chairman Baker. Minutes read and approved. Bills audited and allowed as follows:
 SENTINEL, advertising ng...........s 50 c. E. Coons, Clerk of Election. ... 10 % Indigent sick order. er................ 15 %
 Account of H. W. Klein, for board of indigent sick, S4O.OO, disallowed.
 Accounts of H. N. Alexander and of J.. Reilly, for services as District Attorney, were both rejected. Both offered to give indemnifying bonds: offers rejected. Re- cess till seven o'clock, P. M.
 At seven o'clock, P. M. the Board met The following resolution was adopted, and ordered spread upon the minutes:
 WHEREAS, the office of District Attorney of this County is in dispute. and H. N. Alexander and J. Reilly each claim the right to the said office, as well now as in the past; therefore be it
 Rssolved, that this Board refuse to pay the salary and fees of the said office to either of the said claimants; and, further, that the said H. N. Alexander and the said J. Reilly are each hereby authorized to defend any suit brought against the County by the other for the salary and fees of the said office. Propided, that there shall be no charge made by either; as attorney fee, for defending the said sal ary and fees of the said office of District Attorney.
 (Signed) THOMAS HUGREs,
 Chairman. pro tenn.
 Suit having been brought against the County by H. N. Alexander, it was ordered that the Clerk request J. Reilly to defend same, provided he will do so without making any charge therefore against Yuma County.
 Ordered: That hereafter no claims against the County will be allowed for support of indigeut sick persons, unless authorized in writing by a member of this Board, according to law.
 Ordered: That audit will be deferred until the next succeeding quarterly meet ing of this Board of all accounts not filed with the Clerk on or before the first Tues day of each quarter.
 The following accounts were allowed: Wm Lubeck, fees special Constable.S % H. W. Klein, support of indigent
 sick. ........- p OO Adjorned sine die.