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Daily Republican., 1879-03-07
A Church Attack On sunday
schools

The New York correspondent OF the
Philadelphia Ledger writes in Fridays
issue Of that paper:
There is some agitation just now, a.
mong the Episcopal brethern, about a
sharp arraignment Of the Sunday school
system, at the recent convocation of
clergy and laity at st. Marks church,
Brooklyn. Rev. DR.. Middleton, calling
attention to the paucity of children in
the average congregation, said: "There
have been three generations of Sunday
schools, yet very many trained under
this modern machinery are irreligious,
irr-verent, unfilial and ignorant. y
This was pretty strong, but the Rev.
Joseph Beers corioborated DR.. Middle
ten, ard Mr.. Matthews showed how
"the Sunday School was in fact driving
children away from the church, instead
of drawing them to it," Mr.. Seth Low
said, "if that was so it was in great
part the fault of the church itself
Churches, for the most part, are mere
enclosures in which pews are held by
those who could afford to pay for them.
HE believed the two facts, that
churches are loaded with debt and are
not free,to he the chief causes why chill
dren were absent. There was no room
for them" Bishop Littlejohn seemed to
fall in With this idea, remarking that
"the Sunday School had no ground for
the Church" THE whole subject, l
hear, will come up before the next Do
cesar Convention in New York, with by
no means an inson siderable minority
advocating the suppression Of the SUN
day School, as at present conducted, al
together.l
Daily Republican., 1879-03-07

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grocery s'cre OF ,. mor1o"'
a ooy broke . lamp posi- IN TWO
VINE oac.ins up one o' MI. conns, b
leans On Ming sieeI TINS morning. M.
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nro. oake'y' 4'n @na rrsncn s'rSels'
early 'nis morning. Inc osmage zone
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inc via MILL a. No" oas'ie ID
shipping one car o' par iron ana 'irom
tniee 70 pur cars OF nAils aAiiy. me
nAl l~c'ory oonneoseo WIN inc mi,
turns OUT oe'"een nVe sho Six hundred
KEGS pc. osy.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-07

LoHpoE, March 6.-Grsst prspars-
tons are N progress for The marriage
Of Prince Arthur, u England, and
Princess LoniaA, daughter Of Prince
Frederick Carl, Of Prussia, ct Windsor,
nsxt Thursday.
Debate Was concluded In the German
Rsichstag yesterday ON the first read-
Ing Of the parliamentary discipline. bill.
The French amnesty bill ID promul-
gated.
The Egyptian crisis Is virtually end
ed. Prince Mohamsd Is premier and
Nubar Pasha foreign minister.
Russia will have . representative on
the financial commission for Turkey.
The Shutdown (England) grand prise
hurdle race was won BY Rife, French
bred hsrss.
The Kiddsrminister carpet weavers
will settle their grievance BY arbitra-
ton. .n.
The announcement that the ofhcial
list Of new cardinals would include the
name Of DR.. Newman Is confirmed
Daily Republican., 1879-03-07

In Coffee county, Tenn, last Satur-
day night, six or eight masked men
went to the cabin OF an old negro,
named Wooten, and demanded admit
lance. This being refused they fired
the cabin in several places, when the
old man rushed out and was sliced and
murdered by the gang. His wife and
four children escaped from the burning
cabin and huddled around the corpse
until daylight.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-07
A Set Out.

Mr.. Geo. NJ. Bacon, at No. 6 West Sd
ST., gave Set out to his friends last
evening, preparatory to removing to
his new and handsomely fitted up ga
loon at No. 4 w. Fourth street, which
he recently purchased. Mr.. Robert
Graves, the well known caterer, served
up the repast in his best manner Mr..
B. has had his new stand re-plastered,
re-painted and re-modeled from gar
ret to cellar, and proposes to take pos
session On or about the 18th of this
month. Oysters always on hand, and
sold for family use. The bar is fitted
up with the choicest vauds. A separ
ate parlor has been specially fitted up
for the accommodation Of ladies'. Ths
work was done in the handsomest man
ner and reflects great credit upon the
mechanics employed. The brick work
was done by B. F. Perkins, the paper
ing by Rosin x Bro, the carpenteriDg
by W. q. Pierce, the painting by James
NJ. Brian and the gasitting by Speak
mad & Bro.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-07

A conference of prominent kepubli-
can politicians was held in Concord,
N. H., yesterday, to consider the
question of the vacant New Hampshire
Senatorship, Mr.. Wadleigh's term
of oftice having expired on Tuesday
last, and, unless the Governor shall
appoint successor to act until the Leg
islature elects, the State will have but
one representative in the Senate Of the
United States. The Governor, after
consulting many authorities, is yet
unable to decide whether he has
power under the circumstances to fill
the vacancy. Candidates for the Office
are numerous, but 1t is believed the
Governor, if the appointment should
be decided legal, will choose Mr.. Wsd-
leigh.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-07
A Cave In.

About ten o'clock yesterday morning,
a cut about sixty feet deep on the Bal
timore Central Railroad, at Rolands-
Vile, caved in and rendered the road
impossible. There were about thirty
tons of rock fell on the track, and some
OF them were so large that they had to
be blasted. The passengers, mails and
baggage had to be transferred and we're
considerably delayed, both up and
down. Nobody was hurt by the acct
dent, but it is fortunate it happened
about an hour before the passenger
train was due there.-7imes.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-07

10 OUBREUDEn


sn.ssAsA. w $50 aS.@g . ~.
PrssDess eta Asss Exass Session
Republicans - Highs 10 Uas.
WAsnIssTox, nss<h s.-Th ere 10 ssus
curiosity sbopt the purposes Of he
Democrats In regard 70 political amend
msnts with which they loaded the Army
and Legislative Appropriated bills.
Rvsa those Of them that did net enter
cordially into tAs movement thaS has
made an extra session Of Congress ma
essssPy concur In ths opipion that ths
Democratic party cannot now AFFORD 70
give up The light. II nust b soptipusd
81 the extra session, and persisted In
until the end is accewplishsd. Said
one Of thsm: I'd .re
I'VE shall probably Arst pass . bill
rspsaling the Laws Authorisipg federal
supervision ever Congressional and
Presidential elections, BY which the
Republicans cheated rs out Of fifteen
members Of the Forty-sixth Congress;
and bills wiping out the Vast. oath and
the posse cessit0sus lsws, which arc part
Of the machinery Of rsprsssion. II the
President vstoss these bills W. shalt
put them on appropriation bills, and
forcs him TO yield or get along without
money TO run the government. The will
Of tho majority party must be respected
- TO measures Of such importance
whether Mr.. Hayes wishes TO or NOT"
Rva.v Dam, hl;os .. roc c..c-.-.~s .u.m
Daily Republican., 1879-03-07
Manv members of the last Congress

Many members of the last Congress,
who are RI elected to the next and live
at long distances from Washington, will
remain in that city until the extra SEES
sion. Among the new Senators elect
who have arrived in Washington are
Farley, of California, and Slater of Ore
gon. The Clerk of the House has al
ready received about two-thirds OF the
certificates of members elect.
William sna.r, coal and wood mer'
chant, of Toronto, has disappeared,
with large sum Of other peoples mo
ney. His liabilities are estimated 81
435, 900.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-07
DOT TOuble.

George McGrellis Of Christiana Hd.,
visited our city on Thursday afternoon,
when he left his horse and carriage in
front Of a gin. mill. The animal becom-
ing tired of waiting fer his master start
ed off, down the street, when George
Crossley took it up and handed it
over to the police. Mr.. McGrellis,
finally tracked the team to the
Hall, and being in rather bad humor,
INDUCED in some abusive language,
when he was placed in the cells for the
night and this morning was fined 81
and costs.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-07

The revival meetings are still con-
tinuipg at Delaware Avenue Baptist
Church. Last evening at the first
meeting from 7 to $50 o'clock, the lee
turs room was crowded, many persons
were obliged to stand in the aisles. At
the second meeting from $50 to 9
o'clock the attendance was still large,
and number rose for prayers, 8young
men confessed for baptism. This even
ing there will be preaching as usual.
Tomorrow evening prayer and testimo-
ny. Baptism OF q number of candidates
on Sunday morning.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-07
Methodist Conference In Baltl.
more.

A dispatch from Baltimore, March 5,
says: THE ninety fifth meeting Of
the Baltimore Annual Conference of the
Methodist Episcopal Church was begun
in Grace Church this morning, Bishop
Harris, Of New York presiding. The
only business to-day, after organising,
was q general preparation for the work
Of the session, which will continue .
; week or more. The present conference
is Of special local interest, as q general
change for the three years Pastorships,
as required by the discipline, will be
made.
The Washington Conference COLOR
ed) Of the Methodist Episcopal church
also met in the city to day at the
Centennial church, Bishop Ames pre-.
siding. The usual committees were ap-
pointed and ordinary business transac.
ted.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-07
Election.

A meeting of the Delaware State
Homeopathic Society was held on
Tuesday at DR.. J. M. Curtis Office, at
which the following officers we're elect
ed President, DR. C. II. Lawton; Vice
President, DR.. J. +. Frantz: Secretary
and Treasurer, DR.. J. M. Curtis. A
brief discussion of matters pertaining to
the profession followed.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-07

In Taunton, Mass, yesterday, Char
les P. Sticknsy, the embezzling treas
ursr Of the Manufacturers Gas Com
pany of Fall River, was sentenced by
Judge Rockwell to five years imprison-
ment in the penitsntisry. He was re-
manded to Jail TO await the arrival Of
officers from Concord.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-07
AdtOu rne0.

The Legislature Of Maine adjourned
yesterday after a session Of "a days,
during which l3l acts and 81 resolu-
tions we're passed. Before adjourning
the question of the amount of compen-
sation tor mileage of members was Or
dered to be submitted to the Supreme
Court.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-07

Twenty five cadet engineers will be
appointed next September by competi-
tive examination at the Naval Academy.
The age il from sixteen to twenty years;
subject-Geography, algebra, natural
philosophy, geometery, English gram.
mar and arithmetic. Neither color,
creed nor Representative district has
anything to do with the appointments.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-07
Settled.

Our cid friend, Jesse Bingham, who
has been for some tim. carrying on the
Boot and Shoe buinrss at 5O7 King
street, has now got fairly settled at his
new store, No. $40 Market street, and
is, with increased facilities, now enabled
to supply all with real bargains in
boots and shoes of all kinds and makes.
His satisfactory dealings With his
customers rendered his removal to more
convenient quarters absolutely neces-
sary.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-07
Our ConstabuIary.

George c. Ward, Josiah Mccall and
a Mr.. Mckinney are said to be appli
capts for the position of Constable in
place of Isaac Dillon and VIM. b.
Hickman. The Levy Court will make
the appointment to morrow.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-07
Foreign Trade,

Foreign trade is psralyzed at Yoko-
hama, Japan, it is supposed in conse-
quence of speculation by holders OF
Of Mexican dollars, Of which there are
but few in the market. Their price
being professionally high, native mer.
chants decline all transactions in which
they serve as the medium.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-07

The body of the girl found in trunk
at Lynn, Mass, has been Identified as
that of Fanny Acknowledgment Woburn.
Her family left for California several
weeks ago, and, after accompanying
them for short distance, she returned
to the scene OF her death. Her ketray-
or is prominent business man Of Bos-
ton.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-07

The fourth lecture by Prof. Quinton
takes place in the lecture room of the
Opera House this Thursday evening,
subject, theological and Biological De-
velOpment." Go and take friend with
you. He is an interesting lecturer.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-07
Mrs. Bayard Taylor.

Mrs. Bayard Taylor and her daugh.
ter. Miss Lillian Taylor, have arrived
and are well. They came by steamer
"Herder" which sailed from Hamburg,
February 10Th, pia Havre, 23d, and had
fine weather during the passage.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-07
Elah

Our citizens generally will be glad to
hear that there is a good supply OF
fresh Ash in the Second and Third
street markets, and the dealers there
are able to fill all orders t reasonable
prices. Pike, Perch, Cat fish, Sun fish
and other varieties are arriving daily.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-07

The lamp at the corner Of Fifth and
King streets, was so badly shattered
this morning by the furniture car of
Conner & Bro. being backed against it,
as to require replacement by new
one.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-07

Rev. g. r. Bristor received letter
yesterday from Bishop Andrews inform
ing him that he might consider himself
transferred to the New Orleans confer
ence.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-07
Cnl0Rad &ilkA.

Blue, stone, brown, green and plum
colors, just opened, at 70 cts: per YARD
They are very cheap. g. WoasnL.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-07
Mall and stair Carpets.

A line Of best quality Damask and
twilled, all wool, from l yard to yard
wide, At great bargains. g. WoRRsLL.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-07

There are rumors Of serious political
dissensions between the Gar and the
Czarovit1.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-07
Appropriations.

IHo appropriation VII Pdsbeu ny OoH
gress, is reported to contain the follow
ing items:
For building a pier at Lewes ........ &c, 900
Ice pier at New Castle $500
Improving Wilmington harb0r. ........ $500
Removal OF Cherry Island Flats.. 1900
Improving COhansey Creek. ........... 800
improvement OF the light station at
heeuy lslanu. .............'....... o,VV
For light houses between Deepwater
Point and Reedy island. :. 10000
Removing distractions at Breakwater 25,O0O
In the Post Office Appropriation Bill,
as it passed Congress, there is said to
be an item Of $l5, 900 for building new
post Office and customs Office at New
Bastle.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-07

Opened this day complete assert
meet okArsbian Suitings, In plain and
plaid effects, in al wool, At Is cents.
line Of FRENCH all.wool DRBR.
GBS, new and desirable shades, 1t q
cents. Best value In tho market.
To close, . lot Of last seasons Spring
Dress Goods at IL cents former prisss
Is, 81 and ST.
Zephyr Cloths, new and desirable,
Gas durable In wear a. tho 35-osnt
goods) At the low price Of Is cents.
Fine lines Of Cretonnes and Spring
Chintzes at the LOWEST market rates.
BEAUTIFUL and PERFECT SPRING
CALICOES At s cents.
One case Of Corded Piques At 81, OK.
cellent value, and . fine line English
and French corded, figured and DAmas
80 Piques.
One case large size, excellent quality
white spreads, at rs cents each, worth
&l.0O In any market.
A nice Jacquard spread at - tl.l(
Best 3" La
This Is extra sise.
Table linens, excellent value, at rs,
81, 40 and 80 cents.
Bleached linen table covers y and :
yards long, by two wide, t2.75, % and
$3.50. These are remarkably CHEAP
goods less in price than by the yard.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-07
Elliott, Johnson E. Co.,
BANKERS AND BROKERS
WILMINGTON, DEL.

We have on hand s35. 900 Tor good frs. mort
cages In sums OF $500 TO e0,0OO.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-07

Philadelphia, New York and San Francisco
stocks and bonds bought and sold and
carried on margin.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-07

.rO,PARTNERSHIP. - The updsrytrpsd
~ have entered Into psrtnsEsh,p under tho
name and arm Of ". McCaullsy { Co. u
Broken Tor The purpose Of buying and selling
Neal Estate, negotiating mortgages alj
loans, collecting rents. etc,
WIN. MCCAULLEY,
JOHN p. RUTH, mbS4ts
J. AUGUSTUS McCAULLEY.
Ne. e0S Market street, WILMINGTON, Del
'nISSOLUTTON OF COMPREHENSIVE,
~ The tifm Of e. b A. Bstta 10 this day
Dissolved BY mutual consent; either psstner
can use the hrm name In settlement. The
Betts Machine Company sucossas 70 the bu.
mess. EDWAkE BETH
marSat. mon, wed sat ALFRED BELTS.
NOuCE-I hereby 1--WE notice tina,
~ George Drake h no longer In my en-.
ploy, In any capacity whatever, and that
will not be responsible for any contracts made
or debts contracted b. him. 4. ,rs%VIr
- WILLIAM NERRICK..
march :. 1879. 81. 49, nhs'swd
NUTICE.-All psrsops ars forbidden 70
IN trust Any one on our sccount with.
out written order from u. 1EOk0E ",
VERNON 4 SONS. jnll.u
Daily Republican., 1879-03-07
All local securities bought and sold.

U. s. Government Bonds bought and solo
or exchanged at current rates.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-07

EOR SALE.-40 horse power steam saw
Il planning and bark Mills, Store and I'M
proved farm Of $50 Acres best stand In Della
ware. At railroad station, great bargain,
easy terms. NICHOLSON SON.
ieb6.3tW 23o y, Sixth street, Phila.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-07
MILLN QUOTA.
II TION8.

Telegraphic quotations received constantly
and furnished. Trade dollars bought.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-07

nlVlDEND. 40 .HfT
IL OS1lcD % DE-. Wmrmz 2. X. o.. }
r February ~ ISIS.
The Board Of Dirssto0 have thlc day a..
clered dividend Of one per csnt.on the sspi.
vi stock. ~ now fosordsd on ths books Of iii,
COMPANY, payable on or alter March I, next
The TiAnsiss Books viii b eIo6sd until Mon.
day, March .. WIN. N. CANBY.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-07
WANTED,

"ANTED.-A purchaser for the fixtures
w OF the grocery store, consisting OF shelly.
ing, meat rack, bins, &C., at the 5. T. corner
OF Eleventh and orange streets Apply TO
g. FlPF5 q sou,
fsb22tf Cor. Sixth and Walnut SN.
Wy ANTED.-A9 Girl to do housew0rk, d
w No. $50 FRENCH STREET. Apply
ct No. 2l2. mh6.2ts
Daily Republican., 1879-03-07

w. q. PENNYPACKER b 90,
Successors TO ]. f. Price Co.r
Best Patent -four. .@.760775
Choice Family Flour. e.2bfQ1.00
Choice Supreme. A.UepoW
We are paying to-day for strictly ch0ice
Wheat, 81, 10; Bran, SIS choice Corn, ~.
octl9 W. q. PENNYPACKER 4 90,
WILMINGTON MARKET.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-07

NOTICE UY Co-PAHrNKRsHIP
~ sndsEsiGnsd Asvs this day horned 60
parensfship undef The Arn nslas q james n
Herman { TO-, for the purposs d carrying On
ne retail Erossfy and lrovlsisA business, n
seceeesore q y: Y. eiRple. % his old stand, h.
N JANIS B. NORMAN,
nheSs MRS. EAAA Z. DIEYENDORY
Daily Republican., 1879-03-07

ENOK SALE.-A new farm wagan; will b.
Il sold cheap, tho owner having no further
use for 1t. JOHN MCDONNELL,
Near Rolling Mil, South Wilmington.
mh6-lts
Daily Republican., 1879-03-07

ENOR RENT.-All that large wharf proper.
Il ~, st0rehOuse and two dwellings, In the
town OF Newport, suitable for the coal, lumber,
grain or other business. Apply TO
JOSEPH TATNALL,
mh6-eod u. Wilmington, Del.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-07

EOR RENT.-A seven room brick house In
II agoOd location. cheap rent Apply ct
022 West Seventh street, to
mh53ts u. HAMMER.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-07

NOI1OH.-Ts ~ Cstssas a Nt,.ts.,o,.
~ wahssslA1AxSsy HskI d Winter no..
Ne sprng b here, sad Re VAN wesiS",
will eoen p here. We nsse "a rasdy. nus,.
nes9 y dull, bat .CAsFlss ,. ,A0nss Savinr
made complete arrangements Tor the Nprins
wsse, 81! so.slssss y s!ess s.e.Rs.ls, and
FWENTY-SEVEN YEHRS' sssssisns. ny" ~.
vii b pleassd 70 reesivs osdspS, which III,
b. psc0ptly ssesnAsd b ael tIosEialiy ~
s sso.. ,. y: t s:ss :s: ~
vhsrs Ne lin lise. 80 - = ~
Daily Republican., 1879-03-07

EyoR SALE-A liquor store doing good
Il drinking and demijohn business. Stu.
ated No los South Broad street, Philadol
phia, opposite Baltimore Depot. Apply 70
NJ. MATTHEW'S,
mho-6t No. l3A Arch Street.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-07

LNOR RkNT.-Four third story rooms, with
IL use OF bath and hot and cold water. Rent
u per month. Apply Ut III Market street,
mho 81 J.BELL.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-07

TWR RENT.-Dwelling No. 2O7 West street
Il Twelve rooms, with ell the modern i'm.
provements. Apply ut the once Of the Har.
Ian Hollingsw0rth Company, foot Of West
street. to mh4.6t. T. b. SMITH.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-07
FOR SALE Oh BENT.

F'oR RENT
House Thirteenth and Market streets, n
containing 10 rooms with oil the modsrn
improvements.
nouss Sill Shipley street, I rooms.
Hotel 22l Il. Front street.,
House 604 Shipley street, rooms.
2O2 Z. Second street, 10 rooms.
e. 4U2 E. Third street, rooms.
Second floor Of Silver Building, Oil Markst
street.
Twenty-Five ave and six.roomsd houses well
located. J.H. IRAZER L 60,
feb2T.u Third and Shiplsy strseu
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1879-09-19
TRUNIBULL.

Eds. TeI:-The circus of VIM. Main has
again, returned after a somewhat prosper
Gus season, in very good order. Mr.. Walt
er Main has since sickened of fever; no Sc
rious results are anticipated.
Mr. Smith the present occupant of the
hotel, has sold his interest to the old land
lord and owner, Mr.. Sanders, and is to re-
turn to Akron, his former place of business.
The pleasure of picnic party at Thomp-
son ledge last week was very materially
marred by an accident, which resulted in
the disIocation of the right shoulder Of
Mrs. Drought of Harpersfeld. The dislo-
cation was reduced at the Office of DR.. Le-
land, of this place, after which she re-
turned to her home.
Saturday evening our little place was
disgraced by some half-dozen of our youths
while under the influence of some intoxica-
ting fluid. To see men drunk is bad
enough, but it is sadder sight to see boys
in this condition. If they could only be
impressed with the sentiment-'Wine is
a mocker, strong drink is raging and
whosoever is deceived thereby is not wise, y
would not less drunkenness follow?
Oh, as I think of it, since the last issue
of the TELEGRAPH several greenbaekers
have applied for pension. Policy, as suf-
fcient reason, is assigned. ETC.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1879-09-19
KINGSVIL.LE.

Eds. TI.-Geo. E. Webster, only son Of
DIR. E. NJ Webster, Hardy Kinnear, son Of
J. H. Kinnear, of our village, and c. l..
Fox, of Warren, O., leave to-day for Med
ical College, CleYeland, where for the next
six months they are to make as much pro-
ficiency as possible in the study of medi-
cine. They are all good boys and will
some day make their mark-all things be-
ing equal.
Our old pastor Rev. D. L. HickOk, now
of your city, gave us a good discourse last
Sabbath morning. He will again preach
next Sabbath a. m. Last Saturday p. M,
the Sunday school of the Presbyterian
Church and society, were to hold a picnic
in the woods of NJ. G. Ransom, contiguous
to the village-instead Of the school proper,
only one half, or less, of the number were
present. As it was, however, those pres
ent had very fine time indeed. Two sets
Of croquet with very fine swing, were
well patronized and the provisions in store
for the occasion were in quantity and
quality characteristic of Kingsville habits
on all like occasions. The social chat left
us feeling at peace with ourselves and if
there's planet that is inhabited by any
one We have been at enmity with since
that time-the news has failed to reach us
as yet.