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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-06

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BI,g Alice Ada 5r Richardson has arrived Greenock.
n5 si %daI reported aground at Banoutn
d Bark shaemnc ,Br, Jones. Liverpool for NewYork
has r been Ws slightly Ally. damsg aged in collision
Nssri,i sriiSsd here hands
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the vessel and the hemp and rensured the risk in same
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE
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her ram repaired, and viii be ready August
iHE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS
LONDON Aug 6-Arrved. steamers Colombo Salmon from
Montreal via sydney CB; Pascal Taylor YORK:
LIVERPOOL, Aug CARVED COLUMBIA tFrI, Du-
ouEESsrows, Aug Arrived steamer Algeria GIL from
NewYork for Liverpool. 90 -
for New York. ~ 'F~
SOUTH MrIoS Aug 5-Au1ved. steamer Elbe Lest from
Bremen tor New NorS ~ ' '"
LIZARD, Aug Passed, steamer California Young from
Passed the Channel de Coninck FaIk
rom New YORK FOR Antwerp, '
AMERICAN PORTS.
=. boston, Aug 6-Arrtved steamers Victoria Williams
nom Liverpool; Perkomen from Philadelphia Myrtle tUS
Philadelphia ~ ' '4''
cleared steamer Atlas Hoseason, for Liverpool.
BALTIMORE, Aug 5-Arrivcd uohcnyollern
ter, bremen; Martha SeYcus Chance York
Aug 6--Arr1yed. Belka. Rtsou
Eoston; NORMAL NckcisoD. Boston, Hinklev
Fsl River. ~ N '"A'Ns'
cleared steamers Lord Give Urquhardt Liverpoo Ann
Eliza, warren, Tor New YORK. III l. Cav, Baltimore, - -
Sailed. steamer Rattesnake.
For Later shipping SeVs any, FTrs PIJAl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-06
RESULTS OF A SERIOUS AFFRAy

innamed with drink and in mood for a fight
william Moore, Waterman, of No. Washington,
alley s got into an alteration at Universy-placc
McGof and John p. Wright, who are EMPLOYED Mt
Bowc's auction-rooms at that place. Mctioff was
sent to the New-York Hospital but was
discharged yesterday. Wright was disabled
but not laid up. Moore ran, but was
captured IN back yard adjoining No. 3 Washing
ton-piace, and yesterday he taken before us
tice Morgan, at the Jefferson Market Police Court
and held for examination to-day. '"
4, McOot was stabbed four times in the arm and in
inch long and about an inch deep. 1.-THE surgeons
AT the New York Hospital he said yesterday did
refused to let them. They told me they could do
as they liked with me. and sew me all over if they
and mustache, who said this. said thew couldn,t
and jumped out of bed and asked for inv clothes
The cuts do not trouble me muchU - 0''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-06
A NEW IRON STEAMBOAT

AT the shipbuilding works of William Cramp &,
Sons, Philadelphia, will be launched TODAY the
new iron ron steamboat Allegheny, for the Merchants
ana Miners transportation Company to run be-
also in course of construction at the same works.
The Allegheny il $50 feet in length 3Si2 feet , ca n
~ ieet depth OF hold and 1000 tons regis err She
is f4ll -decked ship, with iron middle deck
iron beams under all decks. iron WATERWAYS and
IRON DulwarKs. She has "a straight stem and will he
schooner rugged, with wire rigging She is divided
INTO SIX Water-tight compartments, the bulkhcads
ntted with double frames extending to the mi,idle
deck, with the exception OF the stern imlkhead.
Inc Inc machinery and boilers will be Enclosed within
iron pulkheads: The engines are on the compound
started and reversed by means of a steam reversing
engine perfected by the Cramps The four boilers
ana Tested to carry 30 pounds pressure of steam
ihe pilot-house, captains and chart-roOms are on
the upper deck forward, and the kitchen and other
officers rooms are on the same deck The crews
quarters. store-rooms icehouses etc. are undcr the
topgallant forecastlc ' ~ ''i 'ho
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-06
COMPOSING THEFT TO HIS VICTIM

- George w Piersc discharged bookkeeper on
m ~ Island was taken before Justice Morgan,
AT the Jefferson Market Police Court vesterdav,
morning, charged with larceny, and also with ,s.
sault ana battery. Pierse lives with his family at
no. 49l west Twenty-secOnd-st., in which h9use
ALSO lives Mr. and Mrs. e. G. Cox. Thursday morn
ing Plcrse slipped INTO Mrs Cox's room and stole
aiterward confessed to S.rs. Cox i'm the afternonn
that ne had pawned the clock. She became yerv
angry ana seized him, declaring she would hold him
place, and ~ his efforts to free himself Mrs. Gov
aieges tnat lie gave her a black eye Mrs Pierse
hght ensned The affair was brought TO a sneedv
END 6y the arrival of q policeman. Justice MpproaSS
each. A ~ Pooo IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-06
DR.. Railways Sarsaparilian ResoIveut.

livery drop Of the sarsspaTiian esovent communicates
uIough inc BLOOD sweat Urine aud other
o. me system the vgor Of life for It repairs the wastes Of
le BODY With new and sound Scrofula Consumed
non Giandular Disease Ulcers IN the Throat Mouth Tumor
ooes IN the Glands and other parts OF the system Sore
Eyes Sfrumous discharges from the worst forms
OF skin Diseases Eruptons sores Scald Head in
worm, SAT- Hheum Erysipelas, Wo,s
in the Flesh Tumors Cancers In Womb and AM Weate
ing ana Paniul Discharges Night Sperm ana
az ~asts o. the fe Principle within the range
OF uus wonder OF modern chemistry
prove 70 any person using for either Of these dis
ease It's potent power 10 them IL
coming reduced by the wastes and decomposition that are
ana repairs the with from beaifby
blood and this the Sarsaparlian secure cra
If certain; for when this
pu1ncatlon and succeeds in diminishing wsa;es
us repairs viii be rapid aud day the patient will feel
himself growing better aud stronger the fool igesng bet
Ter, appetite improving nesh and weight ncressiS
Price 81 bottle. - e N~''Noe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-06
Dr. Railways Regulating Pills

Perfectly tasteless elegantly coated for
orders OF the stomach Liver Bowels Kdneys, BLADDER
Nervous Diseases Headache Constipation Cosveness
digestion Dyspepsia, Biousness. Bilious Fever Inaamma
ton of the Boweln Piles Of tie Intr
nal Nlscera Warranted TO effect positive
RAILWAYS PILLS
VIII free the system from all disorierS
Price 20 cents per box. sold by druggists
RAILWAY & co. b WARsiISN ST. N Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-06
FEWER PASSENGERS FOR EUROPE.

With the exception of the Inman steamship
oiy Oh Berlin the European steamships passenger lists
show a large falling OF in the number of European
tourists as compared with month ago. the City OF
Berlin are any ministers and aymen OF the Methodist
Episcopal Church who attend the Ecumenical Con-
ference 10 be held in London in September
Among the delegates are General r.
Cowcn, exAssisant Secretary OF the Interior and
Bishops L. III. Holsey and j. p. Thompson. MANN OF .Se
delegates are accompanied by their wives Following
the complete lists
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-06

Nothing ia piteols the writlnss Of china ~
sex and unable TO locate It's pain cases
stomaCsO al
knd are most treated ia tiTe off,, r
death Twenty dToDs Dav KTrf -
VII alleviate The most painful and
@ OF summer complaint Ia the world. no uur-e
can leei sse without having bottle al er
e'poW' All Respectable druggists cell TIE Pain Killer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-06
FIFTEEN HUNDRED BABIES AFLOAT
FREE EXCURSION ON THE GRAND REPUBLIC T
ROCKAwAY.

r"hH EACoislON ON THE GRAND REPUBLIC TO
ROCKAwAY.
Where's yonr baby ~
little, woman But thought hers Would do ,f for us
two" ~
The woman with the necessary crcdential held ND
enid she had on her arm with evident pride The
purser was lnexorable, however, ana the little
rocketbook from her pocket. This pair was among
the foremost of host of mothers, each with babe
Grand Republic at the foot Of Vest on S1nr @
ond-st. yesterday morning A free ride to tho sea
portunty by no means 10 be missed and an hour be-
lore the steamer was to start the pier crowded
seen young mothers scarcely out of their
iot tier over the gang plank with baby
many babies DO rowed for the occasion was con-
irmed by one of the passengers who whispered to n
she had been married ten years., but Mrs Mulha Y
mad let her have hers for the day Another woman
marked TO a bystander-who must have worn a look
Of compaSsion-that when her child was well he
The number of children whose long legs hanging
down indicated that they were well used to taking
care OF themselves ?attorWard DEMONSTRATED in the
away from the pier, two aud their babies
being handed aboard after the gang plank had been
drawn in.
These scenes were repeated at the Rector-st pier
and at JewcPs wharf Brooklyn. The number of
children that carried on board at the BROOKLYN
pier was aoout 700, making in all from 900 to
1000 Their mothers were not the poorest of the
poor, from tenement houses, for the most part but
were the wives of wel-to-do mechanics and Working.
men; Those on board who had an antipathy 10
children soon found that they had made Il mistake
Every nook anu corner of the steamer was invaded
by babies. Those inclined to drows were tucked
around on the cushions in the cabin or laid in some
out-ot- way place the floor Others were only
COO wl.le awake, and kept up unceasng whim-
per. few sturdy ones bawled with apparently in
exhaustlble lung power This inharmonious con
reached Rockaway Beach A large part of the pas
sengers dlsem6arked here and repaired to the var-
Gus hotels and pavillons where they RECALLED them
serves and their charges with luncheon of beer or
mix Some OF the women stripped their babies and
gave thein dlp In the water-an operation in each
case vigorously protested against
On the return trip there was a visible change in
the spirits OF the babies who had had their DAVIS
outing: The fresh sea air seemed to have Justified
new life into them, and any number of them could
he seen attempting to swallow the bucket and
shovel with which they had played IN the sand and
one lusty little fellow was actually discovered try
ing to swallow one of his big toes ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-06
HOME NE VS..
PROMINENT ARRIUAvo

O. Fnfh Apenue Hotet-Congressman CbarIeo M
sheny OF Alabama and ex-Congressman h. d. Sfanfoya va,
hcHtucky Gttsey HouSe-Senator nio nioru, Oh
hampshire Grand H0ei-General IS v Rnnat VI now
II Te""fs moset-leutenant Commander e. H. Uons;on
u. D. NJ Windsor Hoe-K Montgomery Field a, ippus,,oi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-06

grandfather, coming 20 read bis Man,
iouhu isat ne mad nslad his specacles and tberr,s
occurred have lost glasses somewhere and sa
ica .hc paper little three and a half ycarold 49,
sde ana LOOK froo re window and ri hold &c paler %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-06

pearod in the Court of General Sessions Yesterday
and asked for an adjournment of argument o. the
motion to quash the indictment. The case was then
adjourned until next Friday. Mr. Graham an
nounced that the ques ion which he would raise in
regard to the Legislature having repealed the law
was not new one to him. as he had prepared
brief ON similar point for William NJ Tweed but
u was never used, as Tweed was afterward out
on writ OF habeas corpus. Mr. Graham stated
that he intended to the same brief in the present
argument.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-06

The President and Committee tom the Farmers cq, u.
Ne american lnsttute have visited Spees Nnevard ana
W. Seas ana Ihey report that the Port Grape Wine n
Speer OF Passa1c, y. 81
obtained Its being by physicians who are e
m,st cnolce IN the selection
patients The principal hospitals IN New York have adonS
this wine. Headquarters, 10 Warrenst 'F'e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-06

will sail to-day for Europe the steamship Cit ,of
Tent Fifty -ffth.st. and Broadway. last evening.
Addresses were also made by Judge Pittlnan Ed
ward Murphy. w. Maxwell aad Dougal Coneron
reformed liquor dealer, from Troy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-06

DYSENTERY, DIAkRHRA,
CHOLERA MoRBUs FEVER AND AGuR
cured and prevented
,,,,,.,-,, BY RADMAl'S READY RELIEF
RHEUMATISM, NEURALGIA,
DIPATH ERIA INPLU ENzA
sokE THROAT, DIFFICU 1T BREATHING
relieved IN fcw minutes
BY RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-06
Announcements.

Dr HoLMAN's PAD is so well-known. 90
universally acknowledged and thoroughly
IN hnnres Of thousands OF cascs 10 elaborate n @
NJ % shs remedy almost nke r fn
ue my ana gliding refined No
P'i"Ai in~orstinont
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-06
BOWEL COWPLAIyTS.

Looseness Diahea. Cholera Morbns or painful
om The bowels stopped In hfteel twenty minutes by
taxing Railways Ready Relief No congestion innamms
non no weakness OF asstude. will follow the r. 4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-06
FRIGHTENING A BABy To DEATH

The Coroner was called Yesterday to hold an in
quest on the newborn child Of Otto Hittman n
Waterman in Schaefer's Brewery, that died at No.
b39 West f1fty-seyenth-st., Wednesday. Dr. trust
night, who was called TO attend it, refused to give
certificate OF its death. The child was born Sunday
night. Tuesday while the sick mother and child
were IN bed, an inmate of the house Michael
mcCabe, who lived on the floor made great
noisc In the hall for the purpose Of annoying the
SICK woman. There had been a feud between the
two families. hcCabe is an Iishman and was
uIuhk hittmap " German Upon being rernon.
urhed With, McCabe became more violent aud
broke i. 10 the door Of Mrs. Httmans room, smashed
= cnair ana threatened To brain the defenccleas
woman. She rose from her bed and ran with hep
sa aown stairs, where she tainted from fright and
EXHAUSTION. The child was seized with cony,IIsions
nna aiyd On the following day, while McCabo was
dittnan applied To- the police for relief and ,vas
sSia 20 NJ 10 court In court be was told 10 90 ~
irn, pInst;eo wnen lac finally obtained a summons
bnd was s Laughed at by Mccabe. who boosted n
and that le would not be locked 10 IL, p,p,s,,
pighrs OPINION was that the child, which va
healthy, had died froIn fright ""'"" "as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-06
OPPOSED TO COLORED LABOR

nc coutractorB VINO are constructing the Nav.
YORK, Ontario and Western Railroad are endeavo
ing 10 lessen the expense by securing cheaper labor
than that of the lrlsbmen and Italians now en-
winch covers q section of twenty-five mlcs 300
negroes are now employed at 81 25 o day IL was
rumored yesterday among the white laborers ON
Other sections that large force of negroes was on
the way from Maryland aud the District of Coium
bia To replace them The news of this threotnnad
INVASION OF colored labor filed the men with
intense feeling and when the contractor announced
ms intention OF bringing negroes the moderation
grew 10 such pitch that 1t feared that If the Man
OF thc contractors Is carried into execution scrlous
strike or riot will be the result 1t has been re-
solved TO hold a meeting at Middetown to protest
against the action Of the contractors.
LITTLE ENOUGH ROOM NOW FOR SHIPPING.
proposition 10 permit tho Street Cleaning De-
paftmcnt 10 use Pier No. II East River as n nIace
10 empty street cleaings and garbage IN not viewed
WIN FAVOR ny business men, owners of property and
persons living IN the ncighbOrhood. 1t is claimed
that there ~ scarcity Of bcrth-rooin for shppinu
below the East River Bridge, and 10 make any fur,
ther restrictions would be- damaging the mercantile
interests Ut tho city. A protest In being circulated
,of ngnntures downt town, which IN directed To the
n 80, on Aldermen In which attention s called Z" TO
me disastrous effect which snch perinisai0n wouid
nave on the business Of tho Deightorh0od nm0snt-
h9 " many millions Of dollars, VIZ pr0Iaat
aEsint ans action that would sanction using sald
WI lm sueb purposes The protest yssterdnv lad
w" "k"as"fss "i ia hfiUs aud Individuals
raAHcis hUhPitYB FAREWELL Address.
ffA''sis Murphy ths temperance sxilator, who
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-06

SHIPPING NEVX
PORT OF NEw.YoRKAUG. g. lsu
ARRIVED
Steamer Utopia (Hr), McRche fnnao, r,,,u 90 -,
and paaaengers 10 Henderson Bros ~ '"V 90 WIN
steAmor city Of Brussels Br) ondron Liverpool, Julv az
VIA Queenstown 27.wth dsc Ia Jon "a bsi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-06
MARINE IN1ELLIGENOE

MINIATURE ALMANAC
TO-DAY.
. rise!. 6iO1 sun sets ITO Clock fast Am a7s
"o" Se's 80 ioo moon souhs 800 ago days III
MOI WATER To-DAY-A NJ
sahoy HOOK ao2 GOV Island 4l9 Bcn Gate $3.50 sOs
iIGh WATER To-DAY-rM
Sandy Hook. 436 Gov Island Ann Hall Gas. coo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-06
HENRY A. DANIELS. NJ. d.


l4a Lexington-ave near 29thst HourS 10 ana "a =
Attention 70 Gcntls;nea ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-06
NO1ICE TO MARINERS.
CONEX JlIANn

NOTICE TO MARINERS.
COMFY ISLAND.
offck oF TIKI LIGHTHOUSE INSPECTOR THIRD DISTRICT
tomkNsviiLE, N. y, Aug, g. 1881.
snoa with ia feet OF water has been discovercd
aDout an eighth OF mile "a from Convey
POINT ~ Is marked by third class MAR buoy biaeR NJ"
o .n, ro compass bearingH Wooden pier E Ia
soaLn end IRON pier T. by Coney Point Nby Nv
nere " however good channel vessels Of e,ght f"t
drait between the buoy md the beach " ''s"' ioo'
GEO BROWN, Captain U. g. NJ
inspector Third lighthouses Dstrict
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-06

THE SAME POINT RAISED FOR TWEED.
John Graham, counsel for ex- Police Conois.a,.,.
William +. Smith, who IL Indicted Tor moi H. ~.
Kept the streets clean when he was In ofIiss, az
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-06

Tho Salvador tor lnssics ard the ksed. An
tncomparabis Siir7Snt for the Growth ana
Protection OF Infants and Children.
Superior hutritye In Continued
Fevers, and a Reliable Remeolat
Agent In all Diseases OF the Stomach ard
lntestlnes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-06
HEALTH---BEAUTY.

STRONG. PURE AND RICH BLOOD INCREASE OF
FLESH AND WEIGHT CLEAR SKIN Ann
BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION, SECURED
TO ALI, T3ROVGH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-06

THIS Justly celebrated DxErErIC PREPARATION
1 is, in composition, princip ally the GLUTEN
derived, by chemical process. from VERY sU-
PERtCR growths OF wheat, ana presented with the
assurance that il lie unquestionabiy the safest
nicely prepared and reliable medicinal food that
scientific research can yield II has acquired the
reputation of being sliaent the stomach seldom
u ever rejects, CONDITION NOT EXCEPTED, and
while Il would be dificult 20 OF anything
In food more delicious. or more soothing and
ishing sliinent for IlSVALIDS and for the
growth and protection OF CHILDREN, its rare
medicinal excellence in IHANITIoN, due 70
REPRESENTATIONS. CHRONIC. GASTRIC and
INTESTINAL DISEASES, has been fncontestAbly
proven; often in instances OF consultation over
pstiente whose digestiTe organs reduced 20
such low and sensitive condition the GRANTJM
was the only thing the stomach would tolerate wez
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-06

'aApois hUIfFIfYB FAREWELL ADDRESS.
'iA"eas murphy, t,s temperance sxltator. who
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1881-01-13

Trains run on Chicago time (which is q min
utes faster than Winona time.) daily. Sundays az
cepted. For time of night freight and sccommo-
dation trains, see ocal time table.
DESEASGES.
From Green Bay 10 New Loudon, 80 miles:
,rand Rapids, 90 miles: MERRIAM Junction. lS
niles. Arcadia, ls2 miles: Ninons PA miles
..aCrnsse. s3a miles; St. Paul, PSI miles, Mime.
apolis, 2ga miles.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1881-01-13

PARTY service and the bar'l are the
two things which find recognition in the
senatorial contest in this state. Reyes
claims are urged on the ground that he
has been an answering republican and
has devoted all bis energies to secure the
success of the republican party. The
state owes him a debt in consequence,
and the senatorship is rightfully his by
virtue of That obligation. Ga the other
hand Sawyer is wealthy. The bari is
placed in the scale in opposition to Reyes
skilful management OF political cam
paigns. Besides Sawyer has contributed
literally of the contents Of the bar'l to
insure republican success IN the state.
Sawyer's wealth has given him reputa
ton second only to that of the brilliant
Carpenter.
Those who oppose Keyes most bitterly
base their opposition mainly on the fact
that his management of the party has
not been as dexterous as it should be,
aud that his reputation as "boss' has
nol been earned By consummate tact III
the art of wire pulling. An attempt Is
made to break him down in the estima
ton of republi cans by denying him pow
ers OF political intrigue with which he
has been credited.
This is the stuff out of which senators
are made. This isrepublicanism. Wealth
aud political triokery are the paths to
preierment under republican domination,
/ But the people are pleased.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1881-01-13

THE Sentinel has very timely article
on The Bari in Politics. Its remarks
are supplemented by a correspondence
from GAINESVILLE in reply to Howe's letter
81 the Sawyer-keyes fight The Senti-
mel draws its illustrations of the evil in
hueuce of money in the election of
United States Senator, from the states of
Nevada and California. Wisconsin is
not mentioned, but the Sawyer method
is the inspiration of the article. Ec,is
high time the people should give heed
to the warnings so often given of the use
OF money in securing office. Corpora
tons aud wealthy men will soon rule the
country. They practically rule 1t now.
No man can be elected to Office in these
dlvs unless he has means to reward the
cupidity of those whose support is es-
sential to success. No party would think
of Sawyer as candidate for the United
STATES Senate, If it was notfor his wealth.
Men are influenced by 1t who could not
be purchased 1t is sad state of affairs
and the people do not seeln inclined to
Gpply the remedy.