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Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-07
MErHODIsT MASS MEETING.
Sermon by Bishop Fowler at the
Metropolitam Opera House.

metropolitan Opera House,
New YoRK. May 6.-All the galle-
ries and the mammoth lower floor of
the Metropolitan Opera House were
crowded this afternoon at mass
meeting of Methodists, given under
the auspices OF the New York City
Church Extension and Missionary
Society. A sermon was preached by
Bishop Chas. III. Fowler. d. D., LII.
D., OF San Francisco. He spoke on
the death of Jesus Christ to save man
kind, and said it was the coarsest and
most brutal cruelty to punish the
innocent for the guilty; but Christ
died to save the world.
"Sin," he continued, "is not punish
able on its own account; not because
of its demerits, and there is nothing
in justice making it necessary to pun
ish it because it is sin, but it is pun
ished because Of the demands of the
innocent. Sin has no rights, not even
the right to be punished. Righteous
ness commands justice. Law must
have the sanction Of penalty, other
wise it will be only advice"
Groups Of clergymen about the opera
house discussed with great interest
these views of the Bishop after the
close of the meeting.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-07
Hoilister Happenings.

HoLnsrER, May Cat the monthly
horse market held here yesterday,
seventy-one horses were registered, of
which thirty-eight were sold. A
floral fair was in progress last week,
and closed yesterday. Wells Opera
House was filed with the floral pro-
ducts OF San Benito county.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-07
DUELLlNG DAMSELs.
A Second Account Of the New
Mexico Tragedy.

Sr. LOUIS, May 6.-News frorn Lima
Valley, N. NJ, gives an account Of the
tragic and fatal result of difficulties
between Miss Sarah Bolton and Mary
Le Moore. who fought a duel last
week, the result of a quarrel over the
affections OF a young cowboy
named Whitman. In this duel
Miss lie Moore was shot
through the shoulder, but recovered
in few days, and last evening closely
veiled, she went to the house OF her
hated rival and meeting her at the
gate, shot her dead, and returning to
her home, she proudly boasted OF the
crime. She was soon after placed
under arrest. AS a revolver was
found on the person Of the murdered
woman, it is believed she too was
waiting for an opportunity to finish
the work OF the duel.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-07
THE TURF.
Preparations for the Big Races
at Lexington.

at Lexington.
LEXINGTON, KY, May 6.--Every-
thing is ripe for the grand race meet
ing. Over four hundred horses are
quartered at the Kentucky Association
course. The opening events to-mor-
row are 90 uncertain that no decided
favorite has been made in single one
|of the five races. The Distillery
stake race contains only two horses
that have performed this spring,
Macbeth Second and Wary; although
both gained great victories at Nash
vile, and are good to run, yet public
fame turns to Kallolah, Montroee
and Poteen to furnish q winner, with
also quite q fancy for Libretto. The
track will be fast and the weather
superb. Baldwin will send the EN-
peror Of Norfolk, Miss Ford and Vo-
lante the balance OF his string, in
cluding Wonderland, will probably &c
to Louisville.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-07

Powderly's advice to the knights
of Labor to have no more strikes, but
use their organization for self-improve-
ment is sound and sensible, but it will
not be obeyed. Strikes will 60 on and
the strikers will suffer for them but
Powderly's common sense is vindi-
Gated. He will lead the Knights to
the most glorious kind of q victory If
they but let him.-( Philadelphia In
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-07
CIRCUS TRAIN wREt KED.
Caused by Land Slide-TwO
MEN Killed.

STEuBENv1LLE, Ohio, May GA cir
Gus train ON the Cleveland and Pitts
burg Railroad was thrown from the
track near here by landslide this
afternoon. The engineer and one cir
Gus employe were fatally injured, and
some others slightly bruised. The
escape of many Of the employees in the
passenger cars, which were over
turned, was miraculous.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-07
Broke Through a bridge.

REPUBLIC, Mich, May Ga freight
train on the Milwaukee and Northern
road this afternoon broke through a
bridge over the Michigame river at
Floodwood. The engine and eight
cars went into the river. The fireman
and head brakeman were drowned.
The engineer freed himself from the
wreck and escaped.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-07
Indications.

SAN Francisco, May 6.--Indications
for the twenty-four hours commenc-
ing at A A. NJ, May 7th: For Califor-
nia-Fair weather followed by light
local rains in the extreme northwest
ern portion. Light to fresh southerly
winds; slight temperature changes.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-07
Crook Arrives az Chicago.

CHICAGO, May 6.-Gen. Crook, the
new commander of the Military De-
partment OF which Chicago is head
quarters, arrived to-day accompanied
by his family and personal staff.
After brief visit to the officer of
the department, he spent the re-
mainder Of the day at his hotel re-
ceiving callers.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-07
BANQUET TO CHsLDs.
Printers show Their APprecia-
tien Of His Friendship.


tion Of His Friendship.
PHILADELPHIA, May 6.-In honor of
the occasion and in order to show
their appreciation Of George w.
Childs' friendship for printers, theex-
Delegates of the International Union,
who have formed an Association in
this city are making elaborate prepar-
ations for banquet to be held on the
evening of Childs' birthday. 1t has been
sought to gather the distinguished
printers of the country and represent
alive men Of the city together to
make the affair successful one. Al
ready acceptances have been received
from six Congressman, Hon. ]. NJ.
Farquhar, of Buffalo; Amos j.
Cummings, OF New York; j. H. Gal
linger, OF New Hampshire; John
of North Carolina; Thos. r.
Hudd, of Wisconsin, and Thos.
Thompson, OF California. Hon. John
Hoberty has also accepted, as also has
the veteran printer, Hon. Simon
Cameron.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-07
.Dnysie,, Donnelly.

ST. PAUL, Mimi, May 6.-J. F.
Pyle an editorial writer of the
Pioneer Press, this morning has an
amusing and ingenious three-column
reductio ad absurd,tm article on the
Donnelly cipher, which he applies to
the play OF Hamlet in all seriousness,
reducing to the following the whole
statement: "Donnelly,l the author,
politician and mounteback, willie
worke out the secret of this play, and
the same is daysie."
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-07
A Dueiist Released.

4 PARIS, May 6.--Hobert, the artist
who was arrested after killing Dupuis,
a fellow artist, in duel. has been lib
Grated. He blames the seconds Of
Dupuis for failing to make an effort to
settle the difficulty in peaceable
manner. If they had been less arro-
giant he says no harm would have
been done.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-07
PORTLAND BUDGET.
Light Rum of Salmon In the Col
umbia-Other Items.

Light Run of Salmon In the Col
umbia-Other Items.
PORTLAND, Ore. May 6.-From all
reports along the lower Columbia the
run of salmon is quite light for the
present season. Much difficulty is
experienced to secure sufficient force
Of men to handle the boats.
During the past winter but small
quantity Of snow fell among the sew
eral mountain ranges Of Oregon,
Washington Territory and Idaho.
The snow is rapidly melting in the
mountains and both the Columbia
and Snake rivers are rising slowly.
Walton McMillen, mate on board
the steamer Wonder, fell overheard
to-day on the lower Columbia and
was drowned. He was 81 years old.
He was drawing water with bucket,
and, losing his balance, fell overheard.
His body has been recovered.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-07
Rescript Condemnea.

DUBLIN, May Gail the League
Limerick have condemned
the Papal rescript.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-07
BoULANGER,s hook.
Two Million Copies to be Distrib-
uted Gratis.

PARIS, May 6.-The League of Pat
riots has issued manifesto in which
Boulanger is styled the leader Of the
National party. Two million copies
of the first installment of General
Boulangers work on the German in
vasion, which will be brought out next
Tuesday, are to be distributed gratis
throughout France. In the preface to
his work Boulanger again sets forth
the Boulanger policy and states the
objects of the lessons from the events
of 1870.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-07
, nus.lau Precnueson.

LONDON, May 8.-The Russian mill
itary chiefs who recently assembled
in Petersburg, declared that Russia
would not be in. position for long
time to attack the European powers.
Her defensive forces, they said, were
too weak, owing to the lack Of rail-
ways. It was decided to build q line
towards the Austrian frontiers ct .
cost of 13 600 600 roubles.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-07
Boat Capsizcd.

ERIE, Pa, May GA sail boat, in
which were four Germans, capsized
on Lake Erie, near Westfeld, this
afternoon, and William Bann and
August Piercher were drowned. The
other two were picked up in an insen-
sible condition by passing vessel.
They will recover.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-07
BISMARCK g Gsows corFlDErr
He Tells Schurz the Peace -
Europe is Secure.

cMAORo - SoCWT6s
BERLIN, May 6.-It is stated that
Prince Bismarck expressed to Carl
Schurz positive conviction that the
peace of Europe should be maintain
ed. The Chancellor said he thought
the reinstatement Of Bogandovitch by
the Russian Government afforded no
ground for apprehension. He was
confident the Cars word would-prove
more powerful than that Of General
Ignatief and his partisans. With regard
to France the Chancellor said the dis
turbance of peace through any Bou-
LANCER adventure was out Of the ques-
ton. On this point he spoke with
such emphasis that Schurz gathered
that Prince Bismarck desired that his
views, which are so much at variance
with those of the press, should be
made known.
Schurz has gone to Hamburg. He
will return here in June.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-07
clearing House Exchanges.

BosroN, May GA table compiled
from specials to the Post, shows that
the gross exchanges of the leading
clearing houses Of the United States
for the week ending May 9th were
81 ,1O6 1856. $3.50, a decrease Of lax per
cent for the same time last year.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-07
COAST CULLINGS.
An Embezzler Brought
Back to Account.
THE GREAT CASCADE TUNNEL
The Alameda Delegation to the
Los Angeles Convention
Portland Budget.
Associated Press Dispatches to the HHRA1bil

Associated Press Dispatches to the HERALD
7 SAN FRANCISCO, May GA de-
tective returned to-day from Phila-
delphia having in charge Morris Haas
who is wanted here on warrant
charging him with embezzlement. 1t
is alleged against the prisoner that
while numerical traveller in the
employ OF Green & Schlessinger, he
collected about $4,000 Of his en-
,ployers' money, and failed to account
for it.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-07
BasE.BALL.
The National Game as Played
Yesterday.

Yesterday.
STocKToN, May 6.-The Stocktons
were unable to hit Creaner to-day and
the Pioneers defeated the home team.
The playing was spirited and brilliant.
Creaner pitched an excellent game,
but three hits being made off his
delivery, while the Pioneers found
Lorrigan for six hits and he gave five
men bases on balls. Score
Pioneers, s.; Stocktons, 8.
SAN Francisco, May 6.-The game
of baseball to-day between the Hay
erlys and Greenhood & Morans was
won by the latter. Scores to 5.
DIAMOND DUST.
New YoRK, May 6.-Brooklyn 8,
Baltimore Z.
CINCINNATI, May 6.-Cincinnati IA,
Kansas City Z.
LOUISVILLE, May 6.-Louisville 2,
st. Louis 4.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-07
Lost Three Fingers.

Grass VALLEY, CAL, May 6.-This
morning Charles McStravick was rid
ing in buggy leading colt by a line,
the colt slipped, tearing off three fin
gers of his left hand.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-07
A Superflufty 81 Athletics.

HANOVER, N. H., May 6.-The
Dartmouth faculty have decided that
students must drop football, baseball,
or general athletics, because of the
excessive amount Of time and money
required to conduct them all.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-07
French Electionas.

PARIS, May Municipal elections
we're held throughout France to-day.
In Names twenty-four Conservatives
were returned, replacing twenty-four
Republicans. In Javel, q quarter Of
Paris, Chanvier, Revolutionary So
cialist) was elected.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-07
sudder, Death.

New YoRK, May 6.--Rev. Charles
J. Clarke, Assistant Secretary of the
Methodist Conference, died to-day at
noon. at the Sturtevant House, from
a sudden attack OF diphtheria.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-07
xrrtvmi Of a Tenor.

New York, May 6.-Edward Lloyd,
the famous English oratorio tenor,
arrived tonight on the Etrura: He
comes To, America to take part in the
musical festival to be held in Cincin-
natl.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-07
Psnaleson lEscevsrsa-

BERLIN, May 6.-Pendleton, Unitsd
States Minister, has fully recovered.
He returned from Wieabaden yeetsr-
day, and Is residing q the hotol a
the Four Seasons, awaiting the arrival
! Of his ihmily.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-07
Ready for the Fray.

PHOENIX, Ariz., May 6.--All the
delegates are present for the Demo-
cratic Territorial Convention, which
meets tomorrow.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-07
non PEDRO HI.

ROME, May 6.-The Tribune says
the Emperor Of Brazil is seriously i'll
at Milan.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-07
Marine News.

New York. May 6.--The Etruria,
from Liverpool, the La Gascogne, from
Havre, the Chateau Y'quen, from
Marseilles have arrived in port.
The steamship Rhaetia, just ar
rived, had on board sixty-six Greek
passengers who were detained at
Castle Garden on the charge of being
paupers.
LONDON, March 6.--The British
King from Philadelphia to Liverpool,
arrived at Queenstown to-day.
HAvRE, March 6.-The La Bretagre
from New York, has arrived at this
port.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-07
HoNoR,NG CoLUmsUs.

Mon nument at Palos-PFixe for
Best Book.
MADRID, May 6.-The committee
having in charge the Christopher
Columbus celebration offers prize of
$4,000 for the best book, in any lam
guage, on the geographical discover
les Of the Portusuese explorers prior
to the time Of Magellan. About the
end of this month the Queen regent
will unveil the monument Of Column
bus at Palos.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-07
Voorhees Proposes Vindicati0m,

voorhees, Proposes Vfndfcatfoh'
WASHINGTON, May 6.-Senator Voor-
hees will be given reception by the
members of the Indiana Democratic
Club in this city on the night of the
7th instant. On that occasion Senator
Voorhees, will review the charges
made against him by Mr.. ingalls,,
that he was not in sympathy with the
Union during the war. He claims
that he will show by documentary
evidences, in part, that the charges
are untrue.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-07
The Oldest mason.

Mexico. Mo-, May, 6.-Alfred
Barnes died to-day at the age of sS
years. He has been a Mason for 70
years, and is said to have been the
Oldest member of the order in the
world.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-07
DELAYED TELEGRAMs.

A Possibility That Blaine Will
Be ssDrafted.''
During the past week The HERALD
has been obliged to withhold all it,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-07
LONDON ITEMS.

Another abscess has been broken
in the Emperor's throat.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-07

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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-27

In accordance with its animal Gus
tom the PeuusylvAnIA R1ilroad Com
pAny announces q series of three per-
sonAlly. conducted pleasure tours to
Oresson aud the Alleghenies. The
datea are fixed for September lst. 6:h
and 18th, and the return coupon will be
good for ten days for the first two, and
until the goth Tor the last It 10 hardly
necessary TO say Anght OF the AttrAo-
tivenegB Of Oresson. II is well known
~ one OF ths most delightful mbuntAin
resorts In the land, set 10 the Thldst Of
some Of the most beautiful OF American
scenery. Excursion tickets, including
= days board at the famous Mountain
House, will be sold from PhilAdelphia
at IS 90, and ct oorrespcndIngly low
rates from all principal stations east Of
Harrisburg. Toe party, In charge Of
the TQqIisl q geut and 6haperou, will
ltave Brosa Street Station, PhiiAde.'
phiA, at II so n. m. on the daths men.
tioned. Tickets sold from other sta
tions Will be good on any regular train
OF the date OF Issue, arriving in Phila.
delphia in time to connect with th'l
train. The number OF each pArty Will
be limited.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-27

Daring the past week, the following
transfers Of real estate were made
From Joseph L. Carpenter, Jr, to Sarah
Bhtty, wife Of John BAtty, lot on south.
west side Of Twenty seventh street,
from Madison to Monroe street, (irTeR
ular) 295x277 10 John BAtty to Joseph
L. Carpenter, Jr., Nos 8l2 and 814
Wright street, 26x100. Ellen Murphy
to John ]. Moran, house and lot on
north side Of Sixth street, between Spruce
aad Church streets. 14K78. Ma hAnial
B. Culbert to William B. Waterman,
house and lot on north side OF Eighth
street, between Van BuTen and HArri-
ron streets, 25x140 Rose McG0vern,
deceased, Coy exeoutor) to Mary Law
less, nouse ana lot on north side Of Elm
street, between Adams and jackson
strestB, 14x10O. Alexander B. McPher
son johnson to James Lynn, lot on north
slde Of Twelfth street., between Healc
AMI ClAymont streets, 14190. JOscs1t
NJ Pusey to Joseph 81. CLARK, No. 124(
Wilson street, 1905 x64.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-27
"rhs NorId movss,p

Maintained GAlileo, when his tormen.
tors rAoked him for advocating the true
system Of Oopsrnious. Certain follies
hold out, no WeVer, against thu illumi'
patton of discovery and experience.
Th9re are hosts Of psople WHO because
they have adopted certain principles,
c)nHnue 10 swallow them 10 thtiF dy-
ing day in defiance Of the lawso COM
mon sense. Mercury, drastrid puTgA.
tives, super. potent narcotics and seda.
tlves, though they have given ground
before ths Irresistible prozresH Of Hos.
letters Stomach BitteTs, . national,
pAinless remedy for disorders OF the
liver, the stomach and the bowels, still
continue to make AmbalAtinR Apethe
carries shops cf many stomAohs. The
symptoms OF live trouble are easily re-
nediable without any abdOmln dis
turbAuce with this benefcent Alternative,
So also are constipation, sick headache,
heartburn and an inability 10 digest sat
isfAotoFilY. II cures fever and aRue,
rheumatism and kidney troubls.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-27

zhs following games were played
yastsFdsy:
A. Phllsd.lphiA-AShlstiO. II; Louis.
Az BrOOklyn-BrOGklyu, Il Kansas
AZ .oinOinnAH-ClnoInnAH, g. BAln
A. Cleveland - Cleveland, 2; St.
Louis, 8.
saturdays GAMES.
Az PhilAdelphlA-Athlstic, 16; Louis.
VILE, q.
A. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, o. St.
Louis, /.
At srOOklyn-BrOOklyu, o. Kansas
A. BAltImOrs-BAltimOrs, q Cincln-
natl, 10.
At PhllAdslphIA-PhilAdslphIa. o.
New York, z.
Al wsshinGtOn-wAshingtOn, z;
Boston, 8.
AT Derois-Detroit, 4; Chicago, 1.
at PittsbuEg-PittsbuFE, o. Indian.
apolis, 8, PittsburR, 81 indianapolis, Z.
NOTES.
The Athletics play the KentuekIans
again to-day.
Cleveland has released McGlone.
Brooklyn has lost ssVen straight
games.
The Brooklyn Club yesterday played
Its one hupdFeth game.
Tho Athletics outdeld IL batting and
HeldtnR In splendid shape.
The Newark Club 10 slated for first
place In the Central L'Ague contest
JObnuy Irwin, ArIhur'a brother, Is
he heotest base runner In the Wilkes
barre team.
President Stern Of the Cincinnati
Club, has offered TO Eell his team for
t20. 900, and deliver the men next 90.
tober.
The New York Will play six games
with Boston this week, three In each
city, and claim that they will be sAtis-
Aed with even honors.
AtkiBson, . former pitcher Of the
Athletic team, aud now splitting the
plate for the Toronto, has been doing
good work all this season.
The Boston Club treated itself TO .
double dose Of brown bread aud baked
beans after defeating the "PhillteS'
with Buffinton in the box.
Sanders will doubtless prove one OF
the leading pitchers In the LsaRue should
he fulhll all Indications made by his ex.
oellent work this season.
The most earnest supporters Of the
Detroit team do not expect anything
better than fourth or fifth place for their
fayorites at the end Of the season.
Jos Q linn Of the Dee Monies team
has been signed by Boston, and will
play second base ln the New York series.
Boston paid S2500 for his release. Hig,
gins will be retained.
Jim Clifford says that the report that
be had resigned from the treAsuryshiI
OF the 5t. Louis Browns was premature
Won der Abe says that he WAS incOm-
pstent and that he dismissed him.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-27

Two gentlemen visited the ohristiAnA
river yesterday, for the purpose OF TAX
ing q bath. After digrobing one OF
them slipped the watch and chain ont
o. his compADion's pocket and Heoreted
them In 3 pile Of lumber near the foot
OF Fourth street. On going to look for
them sometime afterwards, he was
thuuderstEuck on finding that they had
disappeared. 1t is Supposed that some
one who had witnessed his action, took
the IN and thus played joke upon the
would.be iokist. Any one having any
knowledge OF the watch and chain
should call at No. S2S Kirkwood street.
and relieve the minds OF the interested
perty,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-27
hEgNIII0u.


me cheapest has house IN she city
RumToEd RrOa.' 404 Market street
Cupping and leeohing, lo8 Il. Second ct.
Try Bush'B coal you will like 1t.
Brazilian Balm, immediate cure for humps,
Try Bush'H coal you viii surely like it,
Aillsrd Y, Davis, IeWeler, 9 K. Second st.
Pine IS K. Rings, at HAnrs, Is Z. Fourth.
Frank ROop Smith, drugglst, 9Th and King.
American Laundry, COZ West Front street
Fine cigars and notions OF N. W. corner
Seventh and Poplar streets. l.. Bell.
II. ID. Hollis viii havO grand opsuinE on
Saturday next at No. West Second street,
eommerciog his fall btsiness.
K. Baugh, 205 West Second street. l have
the largest stock IN Delaware come and see
for yourselves.
Ross, 2l0 Market street, has the largest
and cheapest stock OF hats. white shirts un.
dcrwear, nsokwear aud hosiery ia toe CITY.
Jail AID soc them.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-27
A Bloody mystery.

HOLLY BEACH, N. j., Aug. a.
This place, situAted on the New JeTsey
coast, between AnRleaaa and Capb May,
is disturbed over what appears tD be o
venReful murder. When the wife Of
William q. Underwood, who settled in
Holly Beech four or hve Year, ago,
arose on Saturday morning she missed
her husband. She had expected 10 find
him on the lounge, bat he wins not
tHe'o. The back door was open, and
on going into the yard Ahe found her
husbands hat, atAir ed with b'opd and
out ~ with an AK. Near the hat was q
pool Of blood. Bhe aroused the neigh.
bors at onos, but the most dillRent
search failed to reveal the WherdA bouts
Of the missing man. A scrutiny OF the
ground showed marks As II q body had
been dragged out OF the yard.
Past events give color 70 the theory
OF foul play. Underwood was man
beyond average intelligence, ard soon
after settling In Holly Be oh BECAME q
leader In AfAirs. He Incurred the en-
nifty OF some Of the residents BY tssh.
flying Agalnst men who were charged
with burning Cape May county mill,
The charge was not sustained, and the
Nccused men were deeply anRerdd.